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Title: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 22:34 GMT (UK)

Looking for more information on Mary Jane  who married a George William Pearce coal miner as on Mary's death in 1917 Bilston, country of Stofford address given as 2 count Temple street Bilston elizabeth Pearce was the informant (daughter)

Thanks

Can't find s death for George either??

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 22:54 GMT (UK)

Does it give her age?

Have you found them in the 1911 or 1901 censuses?

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 22:59 GMT (UK)

This looks like them in 1901 all born Bilston
 RG13; Piece: 2689; Folio: 95; Page: 10

George Pearce   42 Coal Miner Hewer   
Mary J Pearce   40
George Pearce   12
Lizzie Pearce   6
Joseph Pearce   3
Priscilla Love   mother in law

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:01 GMT (UK)

57 years

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:05 GMT (UK)

So Mary Jane is Mary jane love and George William Pearce.

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 23:09 GMT (UK)

Here's the marriage

Marriages Sep 1879   
 
Love    Mary Jane        Wolverhampton    6b   567      
PEARCE    George        Wolverhampton    6b   567

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:11 GMT (UK)

Why it say wife of George William Pearce for??? Coal miner

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 23:12 GMT (UK)

1891 4 Oxford St Bilston
RG12; Piece: 2243; Folio: 5; Page: 3

George Pearce           32   Coal Miner
Mary Jane Pearce   30
Mary Jane Pearce   10
George William Pearce   2

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 23:13 GMT (UK)

Quote from: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:11 GMT (UK)

Why it say wife of George William Pearce for??? Coal miner

Do you mean on her death certificate? Does it actually say wife or widow? If it says wife it means that he was still alive in 1917.

He's alive in 1911.

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:17 GMT (UK)

Wife

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 23:25 GMT (UK)

So that means he probably died after her.

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:26 GMT (UK)

Will he be George William of George pearce !!!

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: saddles on Thursday 18 December 14 23:31 GMT (UK)

I have just sent you a PM.

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Thursday 18 December 14 23:33 GMT (UK)

It depends, it could be either I'm afraid, it depends on the information given by the person registering the death.

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:37 GMT (UK)

WhAt about Mary jane love and her family before marriage

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Thursday 18 December 14 23:52 GMT (UK)

Oh

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Friday 19 December 14 00:04 GMT (UK)

1871 as Jane
RG10; Piece: 2951; Folio: 85; Page: 31
Bilston

William Love   39  coal miner   Broseley, Shropshire
Pricilla Love   30                    Bilston
Jane Love          11                     Bilston
Elizabeth Love   7                      Bilston
James Love   5                      Bilston
William Love   3                      Bilston

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: wiilams83 on Friday 19 December 14 00:09 GMT (UK)

Oh and the 1861/1851/1841 census !! Wow thanks

Title: Re: Peace family of Bilston
Post by: groom on Friday 19 December 14 00:19 GMT (UK)

Possible marriage

Marriages Dec 1855   
 
JONES    Priscilla        Dudley    6c   145    
LOVE    William        Dudley    6c   145      

Must stop now - I'll try again tomorrow if no-one else has found the family.