Catherine Grace Williams/Parry

[Mabel Bagshawe]

richard dies 2 Jan 1888. Catherine grace Parry is his executirx

This is his second marriage, i believe

baner ac Amserau Cymru 5 Feb 1862
http://newspapers.library.wales/view/4259258/4259263/19/

translates as
On the 28th [of January] st St Asaph, Mr. Richard Williams, Boot and Shoe Maker, Dean street, Bangor, and Miss Joyce Ellis, Llandulas, formerly of Fair View, Bangor.

[Mabel Bagshawe]

Also a family notice for the death on 31 Jan 1861 of Jane, wife of Richard Williams, shoemaker, of Dean St, Bangor, aged 32

[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.

This appears to be Jane Williams and family in 1841 at part of Wheatsheaf Inn(?), Rhodogeidio, Llanerchymedd. (HO107/1360/13/4/3)
Evan Williams, 50, W. Machin m (unclear), n
Grace, 20, y
William, 15, Shoem. Ap, y
Thomas, 15, Shoem., y
Jane, 13, y

According to their death registrations Evan Williams died 18 Mar 1851 aged 63, he was described as a joiner, and Grace Williams died 2 Jan 1851, both at Rhodogeidio, Llanerchymedd.
 

[despair]

Some more data,and another question:-

I think Richard is by himself in Malthouse Street,Bangor(same page as Dean Street) in 1851
HO107/2518/238/14

I think Jane is a married visitor in the house of William Morris,Bridge Street,Rhodogeidio,and she has a daughter Grace given born 1850 in Bangor.
HO107/2520/466/4

What happened to Grace?Early death?

Regards
Roger

[despair]

Grace died Dec.1852,Dean Street,Bangor.

I think Richard's birth still needs tracing?

Regards
Roger

[keyboard86]

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

Hi just for reference, what happened to the Joyce/Jane aged 48 b Bangor RG10/5727/32/23, OP suggests Catherine G is elsewhere in 1871, unless on two returns I believe she is the transcribed E G Williams aged 17 b Bangor with Richard/Joyce on this ref.
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[keyboard86]

richard dies 2 Jan 1888. Catherine grace Parry is his executirx

This is his second marriage, i believe

baner ac Amserau Cymru 5 Feb 1862
http://newspapers.library.wales/view/4259258/4259263/19/

translates as
On the 28th [of January] st St Asaph, Mr. Richard Williams, Boot and Shoe Maker, Dean street, Bangor, and Miss Joyce Ellis, Llandulas, formerly of Fair View, Bangor.

Joyce aged 28 Unmarried/Visitor occ Annuitant b Bangor with what appears to be her married mother Lucy aged 66 occ Mariners Wife b Conway at "Fair View" Ambrose Street, Bangor in 1851 census
Census ref HO107/2518/263/3
And still at "Fair View" in 1841 census aged 15 with possible brother Owen Ellis aged 25
Census ref HO107/1398/ 2/56 / 24

Her baptism looks to be:-

Joyce Ellis 16th November 1822 Bangor Father William occ Mariner Mother Lucy abode Fairmynydd
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[Mabel Bagshawe]

There's a Joyce Williams  b c1828 who dies Q1 1903 in Bangor - can;t see any signs between the 1885 item and then

[keyboard86]

There's a Joyce Williams  b c1828 who dies Q1 1903 in Bangor - can;t see any signs between the 1885 item and then

The only Joyce I can locate in 1901 census is a Joyce Williams 77 Widow occ Lodging House Keeper b Bangor with a John Jones 26 occ Shoemaker b Llanberis at Summer Hill, Holyhead
Census ref RG13/5299/6/3
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