Her married name was Morris.
Anne Lowe was born circa 1807 at
Ashton. She married
Thomas Morris on 25 July 1831 at
Parish Church, Farnworth, Prescot, Lancashire, and the ceremony was witnessed by
James Lowe and
James Southern; Thomas gave his occupation as a collier and both he and his bride were of the parish. James Southern appeared on several entries in the records as a witness and may have been a church official. She appeared on the
1851 Census in
Sutton Boundary, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and
Thomas Morris,
James Morris,
Margaret Morris,
Thomas Morris,
Martha Morris,
Joseph Morris,
William Morris and
Ellen Morris were living in the same household; Thomas, the head, was a blacksmith as was his son James. She appeared on the
1861 Census and
Thomas Morris,
Martha Morris,
William Morris,
Ellen Morris and
Henry Morris were living in the same household; Thomas was still a blacksmith. In this year Thomas was shown in the electoral register at 71 Hills Moss Lane (where his daughter Ellen and her husband Daniel Hardman were then living).