Isaac and Amelia's daughter Elizabeth, born at Gresford on 22 September 1841, married Henry George Brooker on 13 July 1864, when she was 22. They lived at Paterson, 13 miles south of Gresford, where they had eight children between 1865 and 1882. Elizabeth died on 25 October 1891 at the age of 50. Her death was reported in the Maitland Mercury of the 26 October 1891:
The sad news of the death of Mrs Henry Brooker has cast quite a gloom over our town. Mrs Brooker was away on a visit to her friends at Singleton, and was seized with an attack of inflammation of the lungs. In spite of medical attention, she succumbed to the disease on Sunday morning. Her remains were conveyed to Paterson this morning, and will be interred in the Church of England Cemetery this evening. Profound sympathy is felt with the bereaved family.
Contributor: Merridee (50104731)
The sad news of the death of Mrs Henry Brooker has cast quite a gloom over our town. Mrs Brooker was away on a visit to her friends at Singleton, and was seized with an attack of inflammation of the lungs. In spite of medical attention, she succumbed to the disease on Sunday morning. Her remains were conveyed to Paterson this morning, and will be interred in the Church of England Cemetery this evening. Profound sympathy is felt with the bereaved family.
Contributor: Merridee (50104731)
Isaac and Amelia's daughter Elizabeth, born at Gresford on 22 September 1841, married Henry George Brooker on 13 July 1864, when she was 22. They lived at Paterson, 13 miles south of Gresford, where they had eight children between 1865 and 1882. Elizabeth died on 25 October 1891 at the age of 50. Her death was reported in the Maitland Mercury of the 26 October 1891:
The sad news of the death of Mrs Henry Brooker has cast quite a gloom over our town. Mrs Brooker was away on a visit to her friends at Singleton, and was seized with an attack of inflammation of the lungs. In spite of medical attention, she succumbed to the disease on Sunday morning. Her remains were conveyed to Paterson this morning, and will be interred in the Church of England Cemetery this evening. Profound sympathy is felt with the bereaved family.
Contributor: Merridee (50104731)
The sad news of the death of Mrs Henry Brooker has cast quite a gloom over our town. Mrs Brooker was away on a visit to her friends at Singleton, and was seized with an attack of inflammation of the lungs. In spite of medical attention, she succumbed to the disease on Sunday morning. Her remains were conveyed to Paterson this morning, and will be interred in the Church of England Cemetery this evening. Profound sympathy is felt with the bereaved family.
Contributor: Merridee (50104731)
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