I notice that Charles William WOOD that you mentioned, died in 1884 in Devon.
A bit of googling revealed as mention that led to a probate for:
On 14 May 1898, Miss Ann Alice PARKER, spinster, of Aberclwyd, Derwen died age 92. Her probate was issued to William Ashbury GREEN £3444, 1s, 3d
And to a sippet in Google Books:
In 1873, the RETURN OF OWNERS OF LAND, Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty, Volume 2, listed:
Anne Alice PARKER , Aberclwyd Derwen
Could this be the right Census, 1871 & 1891:
CENSUS 1871: Aber Clywd, Parish of Derwen and Dyfanedd, Denbighshire
RG10 - Piece 5663, Folio 42, Pg4
Head: Elizabeth WHALLEY 66, widow, Annuitant, b London
Sister: Ann Alice PARKER 64, unm, Annuitant, b London
Sister: Catherine PARKER 62, unm, Annuitant, b London
Servant: Margret HUGHES 21, unm, Domestic Servant, b Gwyddelwern, Merionethshire
Next door was the address "Lodge", occupied by Thomas HUGHES 42, Slater, b Gwyddelwern, Merionethshire and his wife Ruth and a number of children.
1891: Aber Clywd, Parish of Derwen, Denbighshire
RG12 - Piece 4622, Folio 33, Pg1
Head: Anne A PARKER 84, unm, Living on own means, b London
Sister: Catherine PARKER 82, unm, Living on own means, b London
Servant: Elizabeth JONES 25, unm, General Servant, b Llangwm, Denbigh
Servant Boy: John E WATKIN 10, b Corwen, Merioneth
One one side (on the census page) is address: Pare Bach. On the other side is address: Coedy foel.
Cheers
AMBLY
