Mary Ann Daykin

Mary Ann Daykin

Born 1799 , The Strand, London
Baptised 5 MAY 1799 , Heaner, Derbyshire
Died 8 FEB 1867 , Shipley
Parents Paul Daykin (Father) Family
Sarah (Mother) Family
Marriage Henry Boam — 31 AUG 1822 at Heanor, Derbyshire Family Page
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In their lifetime
Born in the reign of George III
  • Birth
    1799
    Born at The Strand, London
  • Year of birth
    5 May 1799
    Baptised at Heaner, Derbyshire
  • Age c. 2
    1 Jan 1801
    Union with Ireland creates the United Kingdom
  • Age c. 4
    1803–1815
    Napoleonic Wars resume
  • Age c. 5
    21 Feb 1804
    Trevithick's steam locomotive makes the first railway journey
  • Age c. 6
    21 Oct 1805
    Battle of Trafalgar
    Nelson killed.
  • Age c. 8
    25 Mar 1807
    Slave Trade Act abolishes the British slave trade
  • Age c. 16
    Apr 1815
    Mount Tambora erupts
    Led to the cold "Year Without a Summer" in 1816.
  • Age c. 16
    18 Jun 1815
    Battle of Waterloo
  • Age c. 20
    16 Aug 1819
    Peterloo Massacre
  • Age c. 21
    29 Jan 1820
    Accession of George IV
    Reigned 1820–1830
  • Age c. 23
    31 Aug 1822
    Married Henry Boam at Heanor, Derbyshire
  • Age c. 23
    22 Nov 1822
    Daughter Eliza born
  • Age c. 25
    7 Nov 1824
    Son Henry Joseph born
  • Age c. 26
    27 Sep 1825
    Stockton and Darlington Railway opens
    The first public steam railway.
  • Age c. 27
    4 Aug 1826
    Daughter Mary Ann born
  • Age c. 29
    18 Sep 1828
    Daughter Sarah born
  • Age c. 30
    13 Apr 1829
    Catholic Emancipation Act
  • Age c. 30
    29 Sep 1829
    Metropolitan Police begin patrolling London
  • Age c. 30
    Oct 1829
    Stephenson's Rocket wins the Rainhill Trials
  • Age c. 31
    26 Jun 1830
    Accession of William IV
    Reigned 1830–1837
  • Age c. 31
    4 Sep 1830
    Son William born
  • Age c. 31
    15 Sep 1830
    Liverpool and Manchester Railway opens
  • Age c. 32
    1831–1832
    First cholera epidemic reaches Britain
  • Age c. 33
    1832
    Daughter Priscilla born
  • Age c. 33
    7 Jun 1832
    Great Reform Act
  • Age c. 34
    28 Aug 1833
    Slavery Abolition Act
  • Age c. 35
    14 Aug 1834
    New Poor Law introduces workhouses
  • Age c. 35
    27 Aug 1834
    Daughter Harriet born
  • Age c. 37
    27 Dec 1836
    Daughter Emma born
  • Age c. 38
    20 Jun 1837
    Accession of Queen Victoria
    Reigned 1837–1901
  • Age c. 38
    1 Jul 1837
    Civil registration of births, marriages and deaths begins in England and Wales
  • Age c. 40
    1839
    Daughter Jane born
  • Age c. 41
    6 May 1840
    The Penny Black, the first postage stamp, goes into use
  • Age c. 42
    6 Jun 1841
    First detailed national census
  • Age c. 42
    29 Sep 1841
    Son Amos born
  • Age c. 45
    17 Apr 1844
    Son John born
  • Age c. 46
    1845–1852
    Irish Potato Famine
  • Age c. 47
    1846
    Daughter Emmeline born
  • Age c. 47
    26 Jun 1846
    Corn Laws repealed
  • Age c. 52
    1 May 1851
    Great Exhibition opens at the Crystal Palace
  • Age c. 53
    14 Sep 1852
    Duke of Wellington dies
  • Age c. 55
    1854–1856
    Crimean War
  • Age c. 55
    10 Jun 1854
    Crystal Palace reopens at Sydenham
  • Age c. 55
    31 Aug 1854
    Broad Street cholera outbreak
    John Snow traces the cause to a water pump.
  • Age c. 57
    29 Jan 1856
    Victoria Cross instituted
  • Age c. 58
    1857–1858
    Indian Rebellion
  • Age c. 60
    24 Nov 1859
    Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species
  • Age c. 64
    10 Jan 1863
    London Underground opens
    The world's first underground railway.
  • Age c. 64
    26 Oct 1863
    The Football Association is founded
  • Age c. 68
    8 Feb 1867
    Died at Shipley