Samuel WILLDER = Jane MOSS
Married 1881, [Bury]
Samuel
Born 1861, [Bury]
Christened Bury St. Mary
Died 1931, [Manchester S]
Occupation: Cab Driver of Bury & Fylde
RW#: 1/218
Visitor at HJ Farmery's house, Layton, Lancs 1881 census - unmarried
5 Cross Street, St. Annes-on-Sea 1931
Died at 2c Nell Lane, Withington, Manchester
Susan Wolstenholme adds (2009):
Samuel Willder 1861 b Bury Cab driver, labourer and chimney sweep and also had donkeys on the beach for tourists.
Cannot understand why he should have died in Manchester as the family home was still 5 Cross Street, which was only sold after the death of Robina in 1986.
Married Jane MOSS c1860 who died in 1896 Fylde.
Jane
Born EST 1861, Lytham St Annes
Died 1896, [Fylde]
RW#: 1/218w(i)
Christopher = Mary Jane KELLY > Family
Married 1904, [Fylde]
Christopher
Born 1884, [Fylde]
Died 1970, [Wallingford]
RW#: 1/445
Retired to 4A/281 Washway Road, Manchester (? after 1955)
Mary Jane
Born 1883
Died 1955, [Ashton]
RW#: 1/445w
Ann(ie) = James WORDEN > Family
Married 1910, [Fylde]
Ann(ie)
Born 1888, [Fylde]
RW#: 1/447
James
RW#: 1/447h
Born 1889, [Fylde]
Died EST 1890
Occupation: Infant?
RW#: 1/449
Edward = Mary A. CUMPTSY > Family
Married 1912, [Fylde]
Edward
Born 1889, [Fylde]
Occupation: (twin)
RW#: 1/448
Mary A.
Born 1893
Died 1969, [Fylde]
RW#: 1/448w
Born 1891, [Fylde]
Died 1954, [Fylde]
Occupation: Chimney Sweep of St Annes on Sea, Bachelor ?
RW#: 1/450
Chimney Sweep of 5 Cross Street, St Annes on Sea
Susan Wolstenholme says:
1911 boarding in Lytham St Annes. Occupation: Stoker.
Susan also doubts "Chimney Sweep of 5 Cross Street, St Annes" as her grandfather, Joseph WILLDER was a Chimney Sweep at this address in the late 1950s and for many years later until his death at this address.
Elizabeth = GRAY > Family
Married 1919, [Fylde]
Elizabeth
Born EST 1896
RW#: 1/450A
RW#: P581
At least one of the children in this family is confused with the children of brother William P545 family. This was Edith Annie P565. I now think she is Edith Annie P745 and so have deleted P565 possibly for re-use.
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