Elizabeth Fenwick
born October 1825–October 1826
  in Bournmoor, Co. Durham
died very roughly 1896

1850: on marriage certificate she is described as a spinster of 'full age' (i.e. over 21), living in Broomside. It appears that she signed her own name (her husband gives his mark).

1851 census: living on Broomside Lane, St Giles, with husband. Age is 25, place of birth is Chester-le-Street.

1851: On Margaret's birth certificate: living at Broomside, St Giles.

1861 census: living at New Winning, Sherburn, with husband and children. Age is 35, place of birth is Lambton.

1871 census: living at Sherburn Station, with husband and children. Age is 45, and place of birth is Lambton[?].

1881 census: living at Station Cottages, Sherburn, with husband, nephew Frederick Fenwick, and a boarder (Thomas Hall). Age is 54, and place of birth is 'Bowes House, Durham'.

1891 census: living at Sherburn Station, with husband, granddaughter Elizabeth Atkinson, and a boarder (James W. Dixon). Age is 65, and place of birth is 'Bowes House'.

Bowes House is just to the north of Bournmoor in Lambton Castle's parkland.