Mary married a Felix Marks
Document 4 of 6
DEPOT TAB
SOURCE WLD
TYPE LEER
VOLUME_NO 0
SYSTEM 01
REFERENCE 200/1913
PART 1
DESCRIPTION ILLIQUID CASE DIVORCE MARY JANE MARKS (BORN JOLL) VERSUS FELIX.
STARTING 19130000
ENDING 19130000
I also found this on Mundia.
Birth: 2Q
1864Truro
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Baptism
1870St Peter's, Plymouth
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Residence
1871Prince Street, Falmouth
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Residence: Occ: House Carpenter.
18816 Winchester Buildings, Falmouth
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
1st D.C.R.V. Camp At Trevethoe: The 1st Duke Of Cornwall Rifle Volunteers Have Their Summer Camp. Nathaniel There With His Brother John Henry, Both In "C" Company (Falmouth). Source: The Cornishman 07.08.84
1884Trevethoe Farm, Lelant, Cornwall
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Birth Of First Child: Mary Jane
1886Penzance
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Returns From South Africa: Embarkation Port - Cape Town, South Africa. Gives Occ As "jeweller", Wonder If This Was Misreading Of "joiner". Source: Ancestry UK Incoming Passengers
1892Arrives London
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Goes To South Africa: SS Norman Going To Cape Town, Name Given As Just "Mr Joll",occ: "miner", "married", Age "27" Which Is Wrong, Though How Bothered Would Ship's Purser Be To Get The Precise Age? Source: FindMyPast. Poss The Wrong "Mr Joll" Though I Think It Is Prob Him.
1895Leaves Southampton
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Returns From South Africa: Embarkation Port - Cape Town, South Africa. Correctly Gives Occupation As "joiner". Source: Ancestry UK Incoming Passengers
1898Arrives Southampton
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Goes To South Africa: SS Delphic - "N Joll" "Labourer" "36" But In Put In The "Unmarried" Column (mistake?). Going To Cape Town. Source: FindMyPast.
1898Leaves Plymouth
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Job: "Builder (Master)" According To Birth Certificate Of Daughter Dorothy.
1899
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Military: 04.06.00 - 12.07.02. Silver Boer War Medal. Served With Army Ordnance Dept As A Carpenter.
1900Cape Colony, South Africa
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Death: Source David Barker In Australia: "had A Job On The Building The Railway At Bulawayo And Caught "Yellow Fever". There Are No Details On Where He Was Buried"
1903Bulawayo, Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe
Posted by MapGoog
Comment
Regards Derek