Ann Outlaw

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Found on IGI. Father Robert Outlaw, mother Mary.
Was a twin of Mary according to the will of John Lord of Stratford-upon-Avon, gent. ".... to Mary and Ann the twin daughters of the Rev. Robert Outlaw of Brockton, Salop, clerk" - in the National Archives.

1851 Census; Living (age 63) as aunt at 4 Brompton Row, Kensington with the Hodges, viz; nephew, 2 nieces and sister. Also visitor (6yo female born in London, cant read name) and a servant.

Times announcement found by Wendy; Thursday Aug 17 1854 - on 4th at 5 Montpelier Terrace, Brompton in the 67th year of her age Ann, second daughter of the late Rev. Robert Outlaw Rector of Longford, Salop.
'Second dau' would imply twin with Mary who was born first.

'The Outlaw Sisters' mentioned here ; http://mortiquarian.com/2011/05/09/within-the-vaults-outlaws-and-others/ "The Outlaw sisters were the daughters of the Rev Robert Outlaw of Shropshire. Scant material has been uncovered as to their lives save for the curiosity that Ann Outlaw died at Brompton and was buried at Brighton, whilst her Sister Sarah died at Brighton and was buried at Brompton, which might be taking sibling animosity a bit far…"