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Elizabeth Allin?–?

Name: Elizabeth Allin

Given names: Elizabeth

Surname: Allin

Married Name: Elizabeth Malyan

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Birth	Yes
History	1756 Note: Seven Years War.
History	1757 Note: Clive captures India from the French.
History	1758 Note: First threshing machine invented.
History	1759 Note: British Museum opens.
History	1760 Note: George II dies, his grandson crowned George III.<br />French surrender Montreal to the British.<br />Wedgwood opens pottery works.
History	1763 Note: Treaty of Paris ends the Seven Years' War. France cedes Canada and the Mississippi Valley to Britain.
History	1764 Note: Hargreaves invents the spinning jenny.
History	1769 Note: Arkwright invents a spinning machine.
History	1771 Note: Arkwright's first spinning mill.
History	1773 Note: Boston Tea Party.
History	1775 Note: American Revolution begins.<br />Watt's first efficient steam engine.
History	1776 Note: American colonies declare their independence.
Marriage	Richard Malyan - View family 19 December 1779 Brasted, Kent, England
History	1779 Note: First steam powered mills. Crompton invents spinning mule.
History	1781 Note: Cornwallis surrenders to Washington at Yorktown, Va.
Birth of a son #1	1782 Hever, Kent, England son - Richard Malyan
Baptism of a son	10 February 1782 Hever, Kent, England son - Richard Malyan
History	1783 Note: Peace treaty signed in Paris between Great Britain and the United States.
Birth of a son #2	1784 Hever, Kent, England son - John Malyan
Baptism of a son	2 May 1784 Hever, Kent, England son - John Malyan
History	1785 Note: Cartwright builds power loom.
Birth of a son #3	1786 Hever, Kent, England son - William Malyan
History	1786 Note: Coal gas first used for lighting.
Baptism of a son	5 November 1786 Hever, Kent, England son - William Malyan
Birth of a son #4	1789 Hever, Kent, England son - James Malyan
History	1789 Note: Bastille falls, French Revolution begins.
Baptism of a son	25 October 1789 Hever, Kent, England son - James Malyan
History	1793 Note: Louis XVI executed in France. England and France at war.
History	1798 Note: Battle of the Nile.
History	1799 Note: Napoleon named First Consul of France.
Marriage of a son	John Malyan - View family 28 October 1801 Hever, Kent, England son - John Malyan daughter-in-law - Jane "Jenny, or Jennie" Beckett
History	1801 Note: Union of Great Britain and Ireland.
History	1804 Note: Napoleon declared Emperor.
History	1805 Note: Battle of Trafalgar.
History	1809 Note: Napoleon captures Vienna.
History	1811 Note: Prince of Wales named Regent to act for George III, now insane.<br />Luddite riots in the North and the Midlands. Laborers attack factories and break up the machines which they fear will replace them.
History	1812 Note: Napoleon invades Russia.<br />War of 1812 between England and the United States.
History	1814 Note: Treaty of Ghent ends Anglo-U.S. War.<br />England and allies invade France.<br />Napoleon exiled to Elba.
History	1815 Note: Napoleon escapes Elba, begins the Hundred Days.<br />Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon exiled to St. Helena in the South Atlantic.<br />Corn Laws passed.
History	1819 Note: Peterloo Massacre of Corn Law protestors.
History	1820 Note: George IV succeeds George III on his death
History	1821 Note: Napoleon dies.
History	1829 Note: Peel establishes the Metropolitan Police.
History	1830 Note: George IV dies, his brother William IV succeeds.<br />Manchester - Liverpool Railway (first in England).
History	1832 Note: First Reform Bill: adds 10 pound/year householders to the voting rolls and reapportions Parliamentary representation much more fairly, doing away with most rotten and pocket boroughs. Adds 217,000 voters to an electorate of 435,000.
History	1833 Note: Slavery abolished throughout the British Empire.<br />Factory Act.
History	1834 Note: New Poor Law.<br />Houses of Parliament burn down.
History	1837 Note: William IV dies, succeeded by his niece, Victoria.
History	1838 Note: Regular Atlantic steamship service begins.
History	1839 Note: Anti-Corn-Law League founded.
History	1840 Note: Queen Victoria marries her cousin Albert, who becomes Prince Consort.<br />Penny post started.<br />S.F.B. Morse invents the telegraph.<br />Grammar Schools Act.
History	1842 Note: Chartist Riots.<br />Copyright Act.<br />Potato Failure in Europe, starvation in Ireland. Corn Laws (which had kept up the price of grain) repealed.
History	1849 Note: Gold discovered in California and Australia.
History	1850 Note: Telegraph cable laid under English Channel.
History	1851 Note: Great Exhibition (Crystal Palace).
History	1853 Note: Crimean War.
History	1855 Note: Livingston discovers Victoria Falls.
History	1857 Note: The Mutiny (India).
History	1858 Note: First Atlantic cable laid.
History	1861 Note: Albert dies, Victoria retires into mourning.<br />American Civil War.
History	1862 Note: Bismarck becomes Prussian premier.
History	1864 Note: Geneva Convention establishes Red Cross.
History	1867 Note: Telegraph cable laid under the Atlantic.<br />Second Reform Bill: enfranchises many workingmen, adds 938,000 to an electorate of 1,057,000 in England and Wales. (Disraeli's legislation)
History	1869 Note: Suez Canal opened.
History	1869 Note: Union Pacific Railway completed in U.S.
History	1870 Note: Forster's Elementary Education Act establishes School Boards.<br />Franco-Prussian War.
History	1871 Note: Trade unions legalised.<br />Newcastle engineers strike for a nine-hour day.<br />Germany unified.
Death	Yes

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husband	Richard Malyan Birth 1759 Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
herself	Elizabeth Allin Death Yes Loading...
	Marriage: 19 December 1779 — Brasted, Kent, England
2 years #1 son	Richard Malyan Birth 1782 23 Hever, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
2 years #2 son	John Malyan Birth 1784 25 Hever, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
2 years #3 son	William Malyan Birth 1786 27 Hever, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...
3 years #4 son	James Malyan Birth 1789 30 Hever, Kent, England Death Yes Loading...