Catherine Grace Williams/Parry

[beckwith]

I am researching my family tree and have come to a brick wall with a branch of the family.
Catherine Grace Williams born in Bangor in 1853. Her father was Richard Williams born 1823 or 1825, both Richards being born in Llanerchymedd Anglesey
Richard became a shoemaker. In the 1861 census he was a widower. Catherine was 7 yrs old. Her mother was Jane Williams nee Williams.I have a copy of her birth cert She died just before the census in 1861
1871 census Catherine was a lodger in someones house
1881 census she was living with her father and Jane, so he must have married another Jane
I want to know which was the correct Richard so that I can look for one of the two sets of parents
Catherine was an only child, she married William Parry in1882 and had 4 children   Jeannie,Catherine Grace, Margaret and Richard
I would be so grateful if someone could help me

[rosie99]

Is this the family in 1891 living Holywell, Flintshire   
William Parry   37 bn Bangor
Catherine G Parry 37 bn Bangor
Jane Parry   7 bn Bangor
Margaret Parry   3 bn Bangor
Catherine Parry   11 months bn Caernarvon
RG12/4605 f76 p4

In 1861
Richard Williams   38 bn Llanerchymedd, Anglesey  (Shoemaker 6 men in employ)
Catherine G Williams   7 bn Bangor
Mary Parry   17 bn Bangor (Servant)
RG9/   4351 f14 p22

[rosie99]

Could this be him in 1851 -  Amlwch   

John Williams           67 Shoemaker bn Llanerchymedd, Anglesey
Elizabeth Williams   65 bn Llanbedrbed, Anglesey
William Williams    40 bn Llanerchymedd, Anglesey
Margret Williams   25 bn Llanerchymedd, Anglesey
Richard Williams           22 bn Llanerchymedd, Anglesey

H0107/2521 f385 p4

[keyboard86]

Hi is the family this in 1871 census, as transcribed?

Richard Williams 48 occ Boot & Shoemaker b Anglesey
JOYCE 48 b Bangor
E G 17 daughter b Bangor
Residing at High Street, Bangor
Census ref RG10/5727/32/23
Keyboard86

[despair]

One candidate dies in 1866 aged 37.

http://newspapers.library.wales/view/4448506/4448511/29/

Regards
Roger

[dragonT]

There was a marriage on 1 Sep 1848 at Capel Evan (or Ifan), Llanerchymedd with the following details:

Richard Williams, f, bachelor, shoemaker of Llanerchymedd, Amlwch, son of John Williams, shoemaker married Jane Williams, f, spinster of Llanerchymedd, Rhodogeidio, dau of Evan Williams, machine maker.

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Cambrian News, 26 May 1882

PARRY- WILLIAMS.  May 9th, at Twrgwyn Chapel, Upper Bangor, by the Rev. John Williams Llanerchymedd, uncle of the bride, Mr William Parry, station master, Menai Bridge, to Miss C G Williams. only daughter ot Mr Richard Williams, boot and shoemaker, 314, High-street.

Question is which side is the reverend uncle?

[Mabel Bagshawe]

y Genedl Cymreig  1st February 1888

IMPORTANT TO BOOTMAKERS AND OTHERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, as a going concern, the House and Shop and Stock-in-Trade of the late Mr Richard Williams, 314, High. street Bangor. Established 1849. Good Country Connection, and Shop centrally situated, commanding one of the most populous districts in Bangor


1881 Richard, Jane and Catherine are at 314 High St. he's b 1823

[Mabel Bagshawe]

1885 - Richard publishes a notice which denies responsibility for any debts of his wife "Joice"  after 14 July