OLDFIELD, Elizabeth (Grimwade p.610)

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Luke Schrager, in a recent article in Silver Studies No 27 of 2011 on this lady , indicates that she was the widow of Thomas Jackson I ( and not Charles Jackson as Grimwade suggests) who, after two years of widowhood, married a William Oldfield on 14 September 1750 at St Paul's Covent Garden. She appears to have traded under her new name rather than that of her new husband, hence her EO mark of 19 December 1750 recorded in the largeworkers register under her prior marks as Elizabeth Jackson .

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14 April 1739 Thomas Jackson of the Parish of Saint Michael Le Querne Batchelor and Goldsmith bound in marriage to Elizabeth Dickenson Spinster.

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6 May 1775 Elizabeth Oldfield of Rosamond Road in the Parish of Saint James Clerkenwell in the County of Middlesex Widow will proved at London. It appears that chief among her bequests was a freehold and premises situated in Holsworth in the County of York to her sister Ann Dickenson Spinster that had been left to Elizabeth by her father Thomas Dickenson. Reference: TNA PROB 11/1008/34