Banner
Banner, Elizabeth(i) was born c.1806. Daughter of Thomas Banner and Elizabeth(ii). She appears on the 1841, 1851, 1861 & 1871 censuses for Adlestrop. She was a schoolmistress. She died in 1881 in Adlestrop.
"Here lives Miss Banner, the dearest old lady in the Village, and at one time the School Mistress. We pass on our newspapers to her, and she comes to any entertainments we may have. She is a great friend of our boys, who give her for presents on the Christmas Tree things to startle her like Jacks in the Box, jumping mice, curling snakes and lions with jointed legs. The front parlour is full of such things. In it, too, she has a picture of the Flight into Egypt, of which she is very proud, because someone has told her it is an 'Original.' She taught four of us to read, and our great delight was to go round to her back door and pretend to be beggars. She always gave beggars bread and cheese, apples or something; so, of course, she had any number of them. There is a famous apple-tree by her garden gate, which we loved to frighten her by climbing. Then she would come out to the gate, look up the street and pretend she saw Mr [Henry Pitt Cholmondeley] coming, and in that way try to frighten us to come down." - R.E.Cholmondeley: Adlestrop: It's cottages and their inhabitants 1876-77.
Banner, Elizabeth(ii) (married name) was born c.1764 in Charlbury, Oxfordshire. She married Thomas Banner. She appears on the 1841 & 1851 censuses for Adlestrop. She died 26 February 1853. She is buried in the graveyard at Adlestrop. See Photographs.
Banner Wild, Elizabeth was born c.1833 in Adlestrop. Daughter of George Wild, and granddaughter of Thomas and Elizabeth(ii) Banner. She married David McBain in 1857 in Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire. She appears on the 1851 census for Adlestrop; 1871 for Bromfield, Shropshire; 1891 for Greenwich, London; 1901 for Soulbury, Buckinghamshire. She was a school teacher. She died in 1919 in Kingston, Surrey.
Banner, Mary married Thomas Welton 11 May 1815 in Adlestrop.
Banner, Thomas was born c.1761. He married Elizabeth(ii). He appears on the 1841 census for Adlestrop. He died in 1844 in Adlestrop.