Myra Aidley died in Arclid Workhouse in 1909

[BumbleB]

Rosalina baptised 19 March 1862 daughter of William and Mary Audley - William = Silk Weaver, which matches the occupation on his marriage entry.  Entry at St James, Congleton.

Oops - if William Aidley is buried in 1900, then he is not William Audley who married Mary Pckles because she is a widow by 1871   

[audbr]

Hi BumbleB

Your Oops is correct

Regards
Brian

[jan57]

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

 Ah  right ,   still , it was  only  a guess,   what with   the name variations   ! 

[audbr]

Jan 57,
I am really interested in the surname Audley, however in Cheshire the surnames Audley, Adley and Aidley appear at time to  been interchanged with each other. An then websites miss transcribe Audley as Andley; unfortunately I cannot a search method that picks up all the varients.

Thanks for your help
Regards
Brian

[BumbleB]

I've just done a search via FreeBMD, for a suitable marriage, and nothing comes up.  I just entered a forename of William, plus spouse's first name as Myra and taken it in 5-year steps from 1860 onwards - working on the assumption that William was born around 1840 - and I can't see any surnames remotely resembling Aidley/Audley etc. etc.  Yet another one of those puzzles in our research attempts 

[audbr]

Hi BumbleB,

I have tried to do similar searches but without success (so far).
Thanks for your help
Regards
Brian