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General info only. Nellie/Ellen's (1859) parents.

Rhoda 1841 census ref 345 4 2--with father William-occupation Gardener

Rhoda & William Collier  1851 census ref 1768 110 2

Rhoda & William Coller  1861 census ref 297 81 7

William's death   
COLLAR, WILLIAM       aged 46 
GRO Reference: 1861  D Quarter in MILE END OLD TOWN  Volume 01C  Page 386

13.6.1867 Maldon Essex, Rhoda Collar re-marries William Foster

1871 ************** unknown

9.6.1872 Rhoda remarries as Rhoda Collor to Samuel Wedge. Father William Bell occ Gardener  Image on Findmypast

1881 census ref 3163 42 25
1891 census ref 2532 99 30
1901 census ref 2990 42 38

Rhoda's death

Rhoda Mary Wedge
Age   74
Estimated Birth Year   abt 1833
Registration Quarter   Jan-Feb-Mar
Death Registration Place   Leicester, Leicestershire, United Kingdom
Death Date   Mar 1907
Inferred Death Place   Leicestershire, United Kingdom
Volume   7a
Page   151

Samuel Wedge died 1907

Many thanks 

Just wish I could find Frederick Albert’s death

SS

All I know (prior to all the subsequent info I have been provided with on here) is he was a widower when he married in Glasgow in 1930 aged 36, and working as a newspaper checker.
No sign of a death in the Scottish records under the name F.A.L.
He did list his father as Ernest Lodge, a hotel proprietor, on his wedding certificate, but someone found elsewhere that his dad was a carman in London.
Maybe he was - in Glasgow parlance - a "chancer" and tried to make himself seem grander to his 18 year old bride than he actually was.
Who knows, maybe some time after this marriage he reinvented himself under another name? (as my 2x great grandfather did to conceal 2 bigamous marriages)

Nellie Collor is proving a little more difficult to track down before she marries William Smith Preece in 1881

The friend whose family tree I am researching believes that Nellie Collor was of Spanish origin.

Hi Ambly and Softly Softly (& Mabel)

I'd like to thank you all for the above information and links. I am presently trying to compile a family tree for a very good friend of my wife, and this line was proving troublesome as, as I suspected, the line originated south of the border, and outwith my experience.
The info that comes bang up to date is startiung to take in recent generations for which I already had some info so I know we are on the right line for certain.
I will check out all the links provided and collate everything into the tree I already have over the next few weeks as time allows.
Once again, thank you all very much.
Best regards 
Willison

Wow, Mabel.

This is a fantastic help, and so promptly delivered. I am researching this man as he appears on my wife's friend's tree that I am researching but I could find no earlier trace of him in Scotland prior to his marriage entry for 1930.
It's definitely the same man IMO, despite the minor inconsistencies.

Thank you once again.
Best regards
Willison