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Topic: Woodside/Bishop Toxteth Liverpool (Read 391 times)
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liver007
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I am trying to obtain information on my G Grandmother:
Gladys Maude Bishop (Nee Woodside)
DOB: 1890
Toxteth Liverpool
She was married to William George Bishop He died in 1910
By 1911 she was living with her parents:
Robert Woodside Martha Woodside (Nee McCarty)
66 Hampton Street Toxteth
She had several brothers.
Any information on Gladys would be great.
Keith
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Ryan - Liverpool
Tierney - Liverpool
Hearn - Suffolk, London, Midlands, West Lancashire. Liverpool.
Woodside - Liverpool, Midlands, Scotland, Wigtown.
Petersen/Peterson - Denmark, Hull, Liverpool
King - Hereford - Pencoyd, Monmouth
Harvey - Liverpool
Gray - Liverpool
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liver007
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Migky,
Thank you for input.
Over night I have been through my documents:
On the 1911 census Martha Bishop I took as Gladys's Niece.
It is interesting to know that 52 - 68 were orphanges/charity relief mission and child rescue.
And yet on the 1911 census the house is 66 Hampton St.
Keith
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Ryan - Liverpool
Tierney - Liverpool
Hearn - Suffolk, London, Midlands, West Lancashire. Liverpool.
Woodside - Liverpool, Midlands, Scotland, Wigtown.
Petersen/Peterson - Denmark, Hull, Liverpool
King - Hereford - Pencoyd, Monmouth
Harvey - Liverpool
Gray - Liverpool
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liver007
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Royd,
It gets more and more interesting.
I have traced Gladys's Woodside family back from Liverpool, to Hagley Worcs and then to Scotland Gatehouse of fleet.
It is the Liverpool area I am interested in.
My Gran Rachel Dorothy Hearn (Nee Bishop) DOB: 28 April 1912 was born in Smithdown hospital.
No father is on the birth cert, we think we know who the father was.
Gladys gave my Gran away???
Gladys was married to William George Bishop but he died in 1910
In 1908 they had a child who was born in 1908 and died in 1908, the childs name was Gladys.
She had another child Harry Bishop Born Dec Qtr 1920.
She married Richard H Taylor in Liverpool Jul-Sep 1926 8b 642.
On the 1911 census she is living with her parents.
I very much interested in any information around this period.
If you need more clarification please let me know.
Keith
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Ryan - Liverpool
Tierney - Liverpool
Hearn - Suffolk, London, Midlands, West Lancashire. Liverpool.
Woodside - Liverpool, Midlands, Scotland, Wigtown.
Petersen/Peterson - Denmark, Hull, Liverpool
King - Hereford - Pencoyd, Monmouth
Harvey - Liverpool
Gray - Liverpool
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liver007
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Posts: 97
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Royd,
I suppose I was trying to find if anyone on roots chat, may have had a connection to Gladys Bishop (Nee Woodside) and may have had some personal information about her.
So that I could fill in the blanks for the rest of my family and cousins.
It was worth a shot.
Thank you for all of the information gathered. I do appreciate what has been forwarded to me.
Keith
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Ryan - Liverpool
Tierney - Liverpool
Hearn - Suffolk, London, Midlands, West Lancashire. Liverpool.
Woodside - Liverpool, Midlands, Scotland, Wigtown.
Petersen/Peterson - Denmark, Hull, Liverpool
King - Hereford - Pencoyd, Monmouth
Harvey - Liverpool
Gray - Liverpool
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Ann in the UK
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Smithdown hospital was the infirmary attached to the poorhouse/institution. It often appears as "126 Smithdown road" (or similar) on certificates because of the stigma attached to those places.
Their records are held at Liverpool main record office (known locally as the Picton library)
http://www.mersey-gateway.org/server.php?show=ConNarrative.186&chapterId=1011
Regards
Ann
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Ann in the UK
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Her parent's lived in Hampton Street a long time (you have them in 1891 I presume?). If her siblings continued to live in the area, chances are the boys joined up in WWI. Have you looked thorugh the military records for their names? Also, that area was particularly damaged during wwII so chances are they moved elsewhere.
Her father was a groom. Have you seen Edwin Woodside living in the same area, also from Worcester (Clent, near Hagley), who was also a groom?
Regards
Ann
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Ann in the UK
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Robert Henry is definitly there, in the pension records. But not in WWI.
Seems he was in military from 1894 to 1907.
Along with his parent's, it names a William and Sarah Jane as his siblings.
Charles is there too. Also prior to WWI. Says his wife is Sarah Howard, if that helps.
Haven't looked at the others.
Ann
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Ann in the UK
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(I'm looking up a couple of mine, so putting woodside in at the same time)
This looks like Charles Fredericks' son, it may help you go forward.
WOODSIDE, CHARLES FREDERICK
Initials: C F
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Lance Corporal
Regiment/Service: Royal Engineers
Unit Text: 163 Rly. Workshop Coy.
Age: 25
Date of Death: 01/03/1945
Service No: 2113753
Additional information: Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Woodside, of Liverpool; husband of Kathleen Mary Woodside, of Liverpool.
Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead
Grave/Memorial Reference: IX, C, 6.
Cemetery: ASSISI WAR CEMETERY
And this could be William's son
WOODSIDE, WILLIAM HENRY
Initials: W H
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Civilian
Regiment/Service: Civilian War Dead
Age: 31
Date of Death: 07/05/1941
Additional information: Seaman, Merchant Navy; Firewatcher; of 3 Mornington Street. Son of Edith Florence Woodside, of 7 Mornington Street, Toxteth, and of the late William Woodside; husband of Dorothy May Woodside. Died at Mornington Street.
Casualty Type: Civilian War Dead
Reporting Authority: LIVERPOOL, COUNTY BOROUGH
There are other Woodsides listed.
Regards
Ann
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