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THROWER, Ann
1782 - 1858 (76 years) Has no ancestors but 58 descendants in this family tree.
1786 - 1850 (65 years)-
Name THROWER, Ann Birth 1782 Redenhall, Norfolk, England 
Gender Female Death 26 Dec 1858 Acle, Norfolk, England Person ID I819 Edgoose Last Modified 25 Feb 2026
Family LEEDER, Richard, b. Between 1785 and 1786 d. 1850, Reedham, Norfolk, England (Age 65 years) Marriage 30 Sep 1817 Trinity, Bungay, Suffolk Children 1. LEEDER, Richard, b. 29 Aug 1820, Bungay, Suffolk, England d. 5 Mar 1893, Acle, Norfolk, England (Age 72 years)2. LEEDER, James, b. 1824, Reedham, Norfolk, England d. Yes, date unknown [Father: natural] [Mother: natural]Family ID F528 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 27 Jan 2026
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Notes - LEEDER, Ann formerly THROWER (1782 or 1783-1858)
An Ann, daughter of Stephen THROWER and Hannah TYLER, was baptised at Hoxne, Suffolk, on 13 October 1782.
Julia Hannah LEEDER's great grandson Michael EDGOOSE has in his possession (December 2026) her bible which, according to the inscription, was "presented by her Father, Decr 11 1856". It had originally belonged to her grandmother Ann THROWER: "Hannah THROWER Her Book the Gift of the Revnd Mr. WYTHE Decr 3d 1795".
She married Richard LEEDER at Trinity, Bungay, on 30 September 1817.
From the 1841 census of Reedham, Norfolk:
Richard LEADER (sic), aged 52, journeyman butcher, born in Norfolk;
*Ann LEADER (sic), aged 51, born in Norfolk.
(HO107/785/8/11/16)
According to the 1851 census returns she was 68 (i.e. born in 1782 or 1783), a butcher's widow, and living at Reedham, Norfolk. She was born at Redenhall, Norfolk.
Ann LEEDER, widow of Richard LEEDER, butcher, deceased, died at Acle, Norfolk, on 26 December 1858. She was said to be 69 years old which is at variance with her age in the 1851 census above. The informant was Richard LEEDER of Acle, present at the death.
(GRO March Q 1859 Blofield 4b 145)
She was buried at Acle on 2 January 1859.
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- LEEDER, Ann formerly THROWER (1782 or 1783-1858)