Fanny Louisa Ockenden

   Cause of her death was Rupture of Abdominal Blood Vessel.¹⁶

  General Notes:

In 1881, at the age of 24, Fanny was the assistant to the principal of the High St. Westfield House School, Mary Wheeler. ¹⁴⁰

  Medical Notes:

Cause of death was rupture of Abdominal Blood Vessel (duration 10 hours). Contributing factors were hemorrhage into abdominal cavity & exhaustion as certified by A. Gillingham.

Daughter E.M. Fillery was present at the time of death ¹⁶

  Noted events in her life were:

• Occupation: scholar, 1861, Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁰⁰

• Residence: Crawley Street, 1861, Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁰⁰

• Residence: High St. Westfield Ho, 1881, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰⁷

• Residence: Crawley, Sussex, England, 1882 Jun 22, Crawley, Sussex, England. ¹⁹¹

• Marriage: Crawley Parish Church, 1882 Jun 22, Crawley, Sussex, England.

• Residence: The Laurels, 1883 Jan 14, North Horsham, Sussex, England. ¹⁵

• Residence: The Laurels, 1891, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰¹

• Occupation: Teacher in School, 1881, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰⁸

• Residence: the Laurels, 1886 Jan 31, Ifield, Horsham, Sussex, England. ²⁰⁰

• Residence: 43 Silver Crescent, 1900 Sep 22, Acton, Middlesex, England. ¹⁶

Fanny married James Fillery, son of George Fillery and Mary Miles, on 1882 Jun 22 in Crawley, Sussex, England ¹⁹¹.^,192 (James Fillery was born on 1850 Nov 10 in Hartfield, East Grinstead, Sussex, England ^{192,193,194,195}, christened on 1850 Nov 27 in Hartfield, East Grinstead, Sussex, England ¹⁹⁶ and died on 1892 Oct 27 in Crawley, Sussex, England ^192,197.) The cause of his death was Epilepsy.¹⁶

  Marriage Notes:

Marriage at the Parish Church, Crawley, Sussex, England
Witnesses, George Henry Ockenden and Elizabeth Emily Ockenden & George Fillery ¹⁹¹