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Just for some further clarification, the Thomas killed in WW1 (14/10/1918) was, as has been mentioned before, from Stalybridge and was the son of a John Woodall and (Eve) Maria Plant (married 1890).   Said son Thomas shown on census as bc.1899 (not ca.1893) and his birth was registered Ashton under Lyne (reg. district for Stalybridge) in Sept.qtr.1898 - mmn Plant.

So, this is clearly not the man who was married to Alice Maud Neale - is it the husband of Alice that we are still seeking information about?    I'm confused too.

Annette
The Thomas Woodall who was killed in action 14/10/1918 was in 1/7 Battalion Cheshire Regiment Service no 243608 is the one married to Alice Maud Neale he was born 20th July 1893 in Staveley Chesterfield ( no connection to Staley Bridge ) I have his Birth Certificate which clearly states hi parents as Samuel Woodall and Anne Peabody and a copy of the marriage Certificate witnessed by May Ann and Jonathan Gregory Neale's Mark, the other Thomas is the one found as a corporal in the Greadier Guards.
Like I have already stated I am trying to clarify who this Thomas is and I would be a lot happier when it is resolved, this no reflection on yourself but I do wish that people read the posts properly then there would not be any confusion as to why I have asked for the help in the first place.
The second Thomas seems to be a bit of a mystery, However I know that Alice Woodall did not marry him.   And taking into account  that she had lost her husband in 1918 and then her baby daughter  Rosanna 3 months later I really do not think she would have gone to the arms of another  especially when her sister in law was living so close by and keeping an eye on even through her own grief because I really knew that was what my grandmother would do for her brother.

Hi Guys
   Please can someone look up the Following Thomas Woodall birth abt 1893 Coventry Moved to Doncaster  possibly to get away from an abusive father,.  He joined the Kings 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards. was demobbed due to injury returned to Doncaster and worked at the Brodsworth Colliery in Woodlands Doncaster where he fell off a roof and injured his back. this search is for the purpose of  clarification
Regards
Katrina

Hi All
Please can someone look for the death of this women here is all the info I have on her.

Mary Ann Haden birth about 1834 married Philip Woodall  25 December 185 at St Paul's in Tipton I have discovered that he 're-married in 1859 to Ann Turner I have only found 1 death on Ancestry between the 2 marriages which was 1859.  I will be  very grateful of any information.

Regards
Katrina

How dare you insult me in this manner  I can assure you that I have nobility in my family and who do you think you are to question me on what my late father told me 2 years before his death.
You really have some nerve the way you have insulted me beggars belief. Do not contact me again on this site as I will report you.

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I have a connection to nobility through Lady Mary Howard Married to my 7th Great Grandfather Edmund's son.
I know that it may seem a little hard for people to accept, however there is a Buckley direct link to Sir Richard but I can not find it until I have found Edmund's parents.  So please do not treat my request for your help as a wild goose chase as I can be very offended at people mocking my knowledge of my ancestral background especially when they don't know me.
My information came from my late father 2 years before he died and I have no reason to doubt a very loving kind and generous man knowledge of his ancestors.