In 1848 Mary Hadfield Waterhouse was born to Jabez Waterhouse [aged 32].
30th March 1851. Census. 4 Swallowhouses, Hayfield.
[her father] Jabez Waterhouse [aged 35].? Maker.
Mary [aged 3].
On 1st January 1879 Edward Henry Redfern [aged 27] and Mary Hadfield Waterhouse [aged 31] were married at Glossop.
On 17th November 1879 [her son] Jabez Henry Bond Redfern was born to [her husband] Edward Henry Redfern [aged 27] and Mary Hadfield Waterhouse [aged 31] in Hayfield, Derbyshire [Map].
3rd April 1881. Census. Steeple Fold, Hayfield.
[her husband] Edward H Redfern [aged 29]. Print rks Labourer.
Mary Redfern [aged 33].
[her son] Jabez H B Redfern [aged 1]
etc.
5th April 1891. Census. Rock Hall, Hayfield.
[her husband] Edward H Redfern [aged 39]. Labourer in Calico Print Works.
Mary Redfern [aged 43].
[her son] Jabez H B Redfern [aged 11]
etc.
On or before 18th April 1896 [her father] Jabez Waterhouse [aged 80] died. He was buried on 18th April 1896 at St Matthew's Church, Hayfield [Map].
31st March 1901. Census. Arden or Chapel Street, Hayfield.
[her husband] Edward H Redfern [aged 49]. Print Works Labourer.
Mary Redfern [aged 53].
[her son] Jabez H B Redfern [aged 21]
etc.
On 30th July 1910 [her husband] Edward Henry Redfern [aged 58] died. He was living at 3 Jumble Lane, Hayfield at the time of his death. He was buried on 3rd August 1910 at St Matthew's Church, Hayfield [Map] where his gravestone is in the churchyard.
2nd April 1911. Census. 3 Jumble Lane, Hayfield.
Mary Redfern [aged 63].
[her son] Jabez H B Redfern [aged 31]. Single. General Labourer.
etc.
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On 22nd August 1916 [her son] Jabez Henry Bond Redfern [aged 36] was killed in action. He was buried in the Yorkshire Regiment War Graves section of the Maroc British Cemetery, Grenay, Pas de Calais, France. Private 29842 13th Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment, formerly 29842 Notts & Derby Regt.
On 2nd March 1919 Mary Hadfield Waterhouse [aged 71] died. She was buried on 7th March 1919 at St Matthew's Church, Hayfield [Map] with her husband.