Daughter of John and Sarah Pounden, second wife of Edward Erson, Assistant Overseer of Works, Royal Engineering Department for the Quebec City Garrison.
Interestingly their marriage bann indicates a fee of 200 pounds paid by Edward for the license to marry, a huge sum in 1822.
Sadly Anne died as a result of childbirth (as did Edward's first wife), less than a month after the death of their only child.
Interestingly their marriage bann indicates a fee of 200 pounds paid by Edward for the license to marry, a huge sum in 1822.
Sadly Anne died as a result of childbirth (as did Edward's first wife), less than a month after the death of their only child.
Daughter of John and Sarah Pounden, second wife of Edward Erson, Assistant Overseer of Works, Royal Engineering Department for the Quebec City Garrison.
Interestingly their marriage bann indicates a fee of 200 pounds paid by Edward for the license to marry, a huge sum in 1822.
Sadly Anne died as a result of childbirth (as did Edward's first wife), less than a month after the death of their only child.
Interestingly their marriage bann indicates a fee of 200 pounds paid by Edward for the license to marry, a huge sum in 1822.
Sadly Anne died as a result of childbirth (as did Edward's first wife), less than a month after the death of their only child.
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