Mary Ann Burnett (later Mary Ann
Slater)
27 December 1851 (baptised) to 1934
BUR00022
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1851
Mary Ann Burnett, the daughter of James and
Christina (nee Eaton) Burnett (BUR00009), was born at
Fraserburgh in or about 1851 (census) and
baptised there on 27 December 1851 (Scotland
Baptisms).
1861
1861 Census – 45 Mid Street,
Fraserburgh
James Burnett, 34, cooper
Christina Burnett, 33
Mary Ann Burnett, 9
Christina Burnett, 6
James Burnett, 5
John Burnett, 2
William Burnett, 8 months
1876
Mary Ann Burnett married Joseph Humphrey Salter
on 4 November 1876 at St Luke’s Church, Lambeth (GRO
Vol 1d page 850, St Luke, Lambert PR).
1879
Their daughter Mabel Christina Salter was born
in June 1879 in Lewisham.
1881
1881 Census – 4 Osbourne Terrace,
Paxton Park, Lewisham
Joseph F. Salter, 32
Mary Ann Salter, 29
William J. Salter, 3
Mable C. Salter, 1
Bella C. Salter, 3 months
1891
1891 census – Sydenham Hill,
Lewisham
Joseph H Salter, 42, compositor painter
Mary A Salter, 39
William J Salter, 13
Mabel C Salter, 11
Bella C Salter, 10
Joseph E Salter, 8
Amy M Salter, 6
Add G Salter, 4
Clara A Salter, 2
Isabella Sheppard, 71
Sarah Foord, 76
Herbert Burton, 9
Robert Thomas, 22
Sophia Burrows, 78
Emma Burrows, 34
1901
1901 Census – Grattan Place, Gowanlee, Fraserburgh
James Burnett, 74
Christina Burnett, 73
Mary A Salter, 49
Oliver D Burnett, 14
1911
1911 Census – 75 Newlands
Park, Sydenham
Joseph H Salter, 62, compositor (overseer), printer
Mary Ann Salter, 59
Ada Georgina Salter, 24, typist and shorthand
writer
Clara Ann Salter, 22, draper’s assistant
1921
1921 Census – 4 Wiverton Street, Sydenham
Joseph Humphrey Salter, 73 Years 7 Months
Mary Ann Salter, 69 Years 6 Months
1934
Mary A Salter died at the age of 82 in 1934
and her death was registered in Bromley, Kent in the second quarter of 1934 (GRO Vol 2a page 685).