WILLDER

Parents

William Edwards WILLDER = Ann BOLTON

Married 1875, [Newport, Salop]

William Edwards

Born 1844, (Gnosall) [Newport, Salop]
Died 1929, [Walsall]
Occupation: Farmer/miller of Plardiwick, Warlingham & Coton
RW#: 1/238
Farmer/miller of Plardiwick Manor, Gnosall, Staffs. (1861/71)
Farmer of Warlingham, Surrey (157 acres 1881)
Farmer of Coton Lodge, Staffs. (1900- )
Member of Plymouth Bretheren
This is obviously the William who Violet & Gladys refer to as one of the 'cousins of grandfather'. I assume cousins mean they are all siblings - but they may not be.

Ann

Born 1837, Wolverhampton
Died 1929, Gnosall [Newport, Salop]
RW#: 1/238w

Children

Esther Sarah = Ernest F. SHEDDEN > Family

Married 1918, [Newport, Salop] Gnosall

Esther Sarah

Born 1875, [Newport, Salop] Gnosall
RW#: 1/273

Ernest F.

RW#: 1/273h

William = A widow with 4 children ? > Family

William

Born 1877, [Hastings] Sussex
Died 1 Jun 1927, Gnosall [Newport, Salop]
Occupation: Farmer of Plardiwick Manor
RW#: 1/274
Farmer of Plardiwick Manor, Gnosall, Staffs. 1900/12
Will ref. no. ? £586 (half a doctor's annual salary)

    = Helen BEARN > Family

Married 1918, [Chorlton] Manchester

Helen

Born 9 Aug 1880, Brechin, Angus
Died 8 Dec 1965, [Edinburgh]
Occupation: of Brechin, Angus
RW#: 1/274w(ii)
Violet & Gladys Willder describe grandfather's cousin Wiliam as marrying a widow with four children, then the daughter of a doctor from Southport.
Helen appears to be that 'daughter of a doctor'. She was widowed early.
Andrew of Glasgow says: 'My grandmother Helen Bearn was widowed in 1927 with 3 young children (6,6 and 5 all born at Plardewick Manor). She was looked after by her father James Bearn who had moved south to Manchester to work for a chemical manufacturer. The Bearns originated from Brechin, Angus.'
Ray has her at 22 Amehurst Road, Manchester in 1956

Lydia Louisa = > Family

Married 1907, Gnosall [Newport, Salop]

Lydia Louisa

Born 1878, [Hastings] Sussex
RW#: 1/275

Elsie

Born ABT 1882
Occupation: Spinster ? of Gnosall ?
RW#: 1/276
There is a Miss Willder at 'The Hawthorns', Gnosall in 1912
Ray asks me to ask Andrew in Glasgow if he knows whether his gt. Aunt Elsie was a spinster