1848

Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire^{2 3}

30 Mar 1851 (age 2-3)

1851 Census - living with parents

7 Apr 1861 (age 12-13)

1861 Census - living with parents

2 Apr 1871 (age 22-23)

1871 Census - living with parents

1 Feb 1878 (age 29-30)

Edward and Mary Lauderdale were present at the burial of their child Mary on 1 February 1878 in Great Grimsby Cemetery, Ainsley Street, Great Grimsby according to the Church of England rite. The mourners included John Brown and Mary Jane Marriott. The service which was taken by the Rev. J Fordyce would have been held in the Dissenters Chapel and followed by committal service at the grave. Her parents and grandparents on her mother's side would have been present but is unlikely that her grandparents on her father's side who lived in Northumberland would have been present. Who else was there is not known.

23 Apr 1878 (age 29-30)

Present at Burial of her mother Mary Jane

3 Jan 1883 (age 34-35)

Edward and Mary Lauderdale were present at the burial of their child Lucy on 3 January 1883 in Great Grimsby Cemetery, Ainsley Street, Great Grimsby according to the Church of England rite. The mourners included John Brown. The burial took place the day after her death presumably because she had died of scarlatina. The service which was taken by the Rev. J. J. Prescott would have been held in the Dissenters Chapel and followed by a short committal service at the grave. Her parents and grandparents on her mother's side would have been present and possibly her older sister Maggie, but is unlikely that her grandparents on her father's side who lived in Northumberland would have been present. Who else was there is not known. She was buried with her sister Mary in Plot 50/29.

27 May 1891 (age 42-43)

Mary Jane Brown was a mourner at the burial of John Brown on 27 May 1891 in the Great Grimsby Old Cemetery, Ainsley Street according to the Church of England rite. The mourners included George Brown, Mary Jane Brown, Ann Marie Brown and Clara Brown. The minister at the burial was the Rev. Rev. George Warren. If it was large funeral it would almost certainly have taken place in the Baptist Tabernacle which he had built. A smaller funeral sevice would have taken place in the Dissenters Chapel at the cemetery. In both cases the funeral service would have been followed by a short committal service at the graveside. It is noted from the register page that E. Lauderdale was the Officiating Minister at some of of the burials. As Edward Lauderdale was John Brown's son-in-law (married to his daughter Mary) it is surprising that the service was not taken by him. Who else was there is not known although although a number of friends and business acquaintances were almost certainly present

Although he was buried in the same section as his wife Jane he was not buried in the same grave. Jane was buried in Plot 50/21; John was buried in Plot 50/13. He would certainly have had a memorial but in 1959 the entire burial ground was cleared and memorials were destroyed and buried. No record of his memorial can be found.

29 Jul 1894 (age 45-46)

Baptism of son Edward Maitland

29 Jul 1894 (age 45-46)

Baptism of daughter Maggie Maitland

29 Jul 1894 (age 45-46)

Baptism of daughter Alice Maitland

19 Dec 1895 (age 46-47)

Present at Baptism of her sister Clara

29 May 1910 (age 61-62)

Death of spouse Edward

2 Jun 1910 (age 61-62)

Her husband Edward was buried in Canwick Road Cemetary

26 Jul 1910 (age 61-62)

Beneficiary in the will of Edward Lauderdale

2 Apr 1911 (age 62-63)

Lincoln, Lincolnshire⁴

5 Jul 1911 (age 62-63)

Marriage of daughter Maggie to Sherod Henry Greenfield

6 Nov 1915 (age 67)

Lincoln, Lincolnshire^{5 6}

9 Nov 1915

Canwick Road Cemetary^{7 8}

6 Jan 1916

Lincoln⁹

5 Jul 1876 (age 27-28)

the Baptist Tabernacle^{10 11 12}

3 Apr 1881 (age 32-33)

Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire¹³

5 Apr 1891 (age 42-43)

Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire¹⁴

Nov 1893 (age 44-45)

Great Grimsby; Lincoln, Lincolnshire¹⁵

31 Mar 1901 (age 52-53)

Lincoln, Lincolnshire¹⁶