| 1785-08-03 | b. The Hill, Soolbank, Sedbergh, Yorkshire | TNA: RG 6/1073, /1074; Myles Birket Foster sr, Ms Memoir of Robert Foster, in private possession |
| 1811-06-26 | of Hill, Soolbank, Sedbergh; m. Joseph Morton (cal 1782 – 1818, tobacconist, of Sunderland, Durham, s. of James and Sarah Morton), at Brigflatts fmh, Sedbergh | TNA: RG 6/228, /710, /778, /851, /1562; Myles Birket Foster sr, Ms Memoir of Robert Foster, in private possession |
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"Wednesday se'nnight, at the Friends' Meeting House, Brig Flats, near Sedburgh, Westmorland, Mr. Joseph Morton, of Sunderland, tobacconist, to Miss Mary Burton, of the former place." |
Carlisle Journal, 1811-07-06 | |
| "On Wednesday the 26th ult, at the Friends Meeting-house, Brigflats, near Sedbergh, Mr. Joseph Morton, of Sunderland, to Miss Burton, daughter of Mrs. Foster, of Heblethwaite-hall." | Liverpool Mercury, 1811-07-11 | |
| Children: | James (1812–1813), Margaret (1813–1890), and Sarah (1814–1838), all b. Bishopwearmouth | RG 6/228, /404, /775, /778; Annual Monitor |
| 1841 | not found in census | |
| 1851 | landed proprietor, of 8 Ridley Place, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, living with her daughter, a house servant, and two visitors | TNA: HO 107/2405 f48 p16 |
| 1853-09-20 | elder, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; d. there | Annual Monitor; GRO index |
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