Myra Aidley died in Arclid Workhouse in 1909

[audbr]

Hi Can anybody please help?

I have a Myra Aidley who died aged 79 on 21st March 1909 at Arclid Workhouse and was buried 25th March 1909 at St Peter's church Congleton.

Her husband, William Aidley was buried on 2nd June 1900 aged 61 at St Peter's church Congleton.

In the 1891 census they were living at 1 Booth Street, Congleton and according to the census he was born at Somerford Cheshire and she was born at Stourbridge Worcestershire.

Can anybody find Myra Aidley in the 1901 census and can anybody identify where they married?

Regards
Brian

[jennifer c]

1901 it could be her at 1 Booth Street shown as (Menian) Marrian Aidley aged 73 born Henbury Cheshire?

Jennifer

[jan57]

1901 it could be her at 1 Booth Street shown as (Menian) Marrian Aidley aged 73 born Henbury Cheshire?

Jennifer

Image  on Ancestry    has  her  born  in Falke ( or Talke)  Staffs   the  person  above  is  from Henbury   Cheshire 

[audbr]

Hi Jenifer C & Jan57.

That must be her at 1 Booth Street Congleton as it is the same address she was living at in the 1891 census.
The difference is that in the 1891 census her birth place is given as Stourbridge, Worcestershire whereas in the 1901 census her birth place is given as Talke Staffordshire. I missed her in the 1901 census as as I was looking for her as born in Worcestershire.

Thanks for solving that problem the next one is to find when and where she married William Aidley

Many thanks for your help
Regards
Brian

[Mabel Bagshawe]

They are together in 1881 - her place of birth given as Quarry Bank, Staffs

[audbr]

Hi Mabel,

Many thanks for your reply. I have just managed to find them on the 1881 census. Their surname in the 1881 census is given as Adley and not Aidley
Thanks for your help

Regards
Brian

[jan57]

Hi Mabel,

Many thanks for your reply. I have just managed to find them on the 1881 census. Their surname in the 1881 census is given as Adley and not Aidley
Thanks for your help

Regards
Brian

 With   name  variation in mind,   I wonder  if this  is the marriage


Marriages Mar 1861 

AUDLEY  William    Congleton  8a 291   

PICKLES  Mary     Congleton  8a 291 

[Ladyhawk]

 With   name  variation in mind,   I wonder  if this  is the marriage

Marriages Mar 1861 

AUDLEY  William    Congleton  8a 291   

PICKLES  Mary     Congleton  8a 291

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NF17-LK3
31 Mar 1861 St James, Congleton, Cheshire
William 35 f John
Mary 25 father James

Possible children of William & Mary above
Rosalina 1862 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F32N-L87
Minnie 1864 https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F32N-PMP

1871c  RG10; Piece: 3703; Folio: 118; Page: 24
Mary AUDLEY widow 43 Halifax, Yorkshire silk dabbler
Rosalina 8 Congleton
Anne 6    ''

[audbr]

Hi Ladyhawk and Jan 57,

Thanks for your reply; unfortunately that is not the same couple

The William Audley who married Mary Pickles on 31st March 1861 died or was buried on 26th April 1865 and his wife remarried, as Mary Audley, on the 4th January 1875 to a John Wood.

Rosalina and Minnie (Anne) were the 2 children of the marriage between William Audley and Mary Pickles


Regards
Brian