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Mercy WHITEHEAD
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Name Mercy WHITEHEAD Relationship 
with Teresa Ann GOATHAM Born Nov 1836 - Probably born either in Stockbury or in the workhouse in Hollingbourne.
Date based on age at death.
Gender Female Died Feb 1837 The Union Workhouse, Hollingbourne, Kent, England
- Age 3 months (acc to burial register)
Buried 18 Feb 1837 St. Mary Magdalene’s Church, Stockbury, Kent, England
Half-siblings1 half brother and 3 half sisters (family of Richard WHITEHEAD and Mary GODDEN) Patriarch & Matriarch
[ - ? - ], d. Yes, date unknown (Father)
Mary GODDEN, b. Abt 1802, d. Dec Q 1840, The Union Workhouse, Hollingbourne, Kent, England
(Age ~ 38 years) (Mother) 
Notes - The burial of Mercy, who had been living in the Workhouse in Hollingbourne, in Stockbury suggests she was descended from 19th century UK governments Mary nee Grigsby.
I think she was probably a daughter of the Mary who was married to the Richard Whitehead b c.1806 as:
1. Mary appears to have died in the Workhouse in 1840;
2. Three girls I believe to be Mary's daughters were in the Workhouse in 1841 but no other Stockbury Whitehead children were there at this time.
I don't believe she was Richard's daughter as I believe he had been transported by the time she was conceived. The Christian name Mercy may reflect this.
Person ID I6134 All Last Modified 17 Aug 2022
Father [ - ? - ], d. Yes, date unknown Mother Mary GODDEN, b. Abt 1802, d. Dec Q 1840, The Union Workhouse, Hollingbourne, Kent, England
(Age ~ 38 years)
Other Partners: Richard WHITEHEAD m. 26 Aug 1826Married? Not married or evidence to suggest they didn't marry Family ID F4604 Family Group Page | Family Chart
- Probably born either in Stockbury or in the workhouse in Hollingbourne.

