Born in Caxton, Cambridgeshire

Baptised in Caxton, Cambridge.1

Married Joseph SCAMMELL in St George Hanover Square, Westminster, London.10

By Banns (both were living in the parish at the time of the wedding) by I Greville. Joseph signed his name but Mary made her mark. The witnesses were Amy Brookes and Ann Harbery. Entry no 649.

Birth of son Joseph SCAMMELL in Soho, London.7,8

Birth of son John SCAMMELL in St Giles Holborn.8

Birth of son Henry SCAMMELL in Westminster, London.9,10

Birth of son George SCAMMELL in Clerkenwell, London

Birth of son Charles SCAMMELL in Soho, Middlesex

Birth of son Samuel SCAMMELL in Clerkenwell, London.11

Birth of daughter Mary Ann SCAMMELL in Clerkenwell, London

Death of Joseph SCAMMELL in London

Occupation Pensioner in Goldsmith's Company, London.2

Mary was elected to one of the 125 Women Pensioners. She was granted £12 (quarterly?) as well as the "dividends from the Poor Box from time to time during the pleasure of the court."

The first of the dividend payments was made on 26 May 1837 when £31 5s out of the Poor Box was distributed to the 125 widows, each receiving 5s.

There was no evidence why Mary did not receive a pension in the eight years following Joseph's death.

Recorded in census in St Pancras, Middlesex (Field Terrace, Grays Inn Road, St Pancras, Middlesex).3

Recorded in census in St Pancras, London (9 Chads Place Grays Inn Road, St Pancras, Middlesex).4

Died in St Pancras, London.5,6