Annie A Hicks married to Adolph Jolles, London 1907

[amondg]

Annie Ada Hicks married Henry Nicklin 2 June 1906 at St George the Martyr Southwark.

Her father George William Hicks, occ. Wood Turner, deceased.
His father James Daniel Nicklin, labourer.

Witnesses James Daniel Nicklin, Charlotte Eliza Julia Hicks

[louisa maud]

Yes, that is the family I found, so that rules out the Annie A born 1885 St Saviour then ??

Charlotte was the sister of Annie Ada

Back to the drawing board then, I do think a certificate or two would help

LM

[louisa maud]

Andro93
They are under FOLLES 1911, you can correct this if you feel so inclined

Louisa Maud

[Annette7]

Annies' burial is on Ancestry - Annie Alice Jolles bur.27/6/1921 Southwark.

So we are looking for an Annie Alice (Hicks or Saxton).

Annette

[Andro93]

Annette7  Many thanks for that. I will search at NA tomorrow.

[louisa maud]

The only one anything near the surnames suggested is
Annie Alice SIXTON born Chorlton Dec qtr 1885

LM

[Annette7]

The only one anything near the surnames suggested is
Annie Alice SIXTON born Chorlton Dec qtr 1885

LM

I've been following up on this one too - mmn shown as Percy and found a marriage (I thought) between a William Sixton, widower, contractor and Eliza Ann Percy 1/3/1882 Chorlton - however, certificate never signed/completed nor do their names appear in GRO marriage index so clearly the marriage never took place.   In fact, said William Sixton married a widow Barbara Rockett, 1886 Leeds.

Annie Alice Sixton b.1885 Chorlton appears to have had a twin named Charles.   His death as Charles Percy Sixton in Jun.1886 Chorlton.

William Sixton was himself born in Yorkshire ca.1847.

Cannot see a marriage for Eliza Ann Percy (besides the one that never took place) nor can I find an Eliza Percy with daughter Annie Alice.

However, when the banns were read in 1882 Eliza Ann Percy is shown as bc.1853 - in Sept.1899 Chorlton an Eliza Ann Sixton bc.1853 death is registered.   Same person?   If so, where were Eliza and daughter Annie Alice in 1891.

This Annie Alice Sixton b.1885 Chorlton might be the wrong person altogether, indeed we could be jumping from one mystery to another!

Annette

[louisa maud]

I agree with you Annette, I am sure a marriage cert would go a long way to solve the problem

I tried Alice Annie , no joy there

Louisa Maid

[avm228]

On the 1882 marriage register for William Sixton and Eliza Ann Percy there is an annotation in the left hand margin “left church without signing” which suggests at least a partial ceremony of marriage may have taken place.  It is signed by the minister, but not by the parties or the witnesses.