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Hi Mike, I have this marriage record. It could be useful to you.

m. 28/9/1867 St Saviour Church Leeds
Alfred Berry, 24, bachelor, furnaceman
of East King Street
Father, William Berry, Dyer
Ann Elizabeth Thompson, 21, spinster of East King Street
Father, Martin Thompson, cabinet maker
Witnesses: Thomas Benson Esther Whitehead

PeterB

Thanks for that (and the census bonus). Can track down Ada from here.
peterb

Thanks CJL.
peterb

Here is my grandmother's family in 1901, living at 26 Lisbon St Leeds.

John Albert WILSON 48 b. Leeds Yorkshire Brewer
Mary Louisa WILSON 42 b. Elland
George Frederick WILSON 18 b. Canada Gigger Cloth Mill
William Barker WILSON 15 b. Leeds Printers Feeder
Caroline Louisa WILSON 14 b. Leeds Printers Feeder
Sarah Ann May WILSON 11 b. Leeds
Georgina Eleanor WILSON 9 b. Leeds
Clarissa Alice WILSON 6 b. Leeds
Jackaline Austin WILSON 5 b. Leeds
Maud Ellen WILSON 2 b. Leeds

I know that John Albert was dead at the time of Sarah Ann May's marriage (3/6/1911). I suspect that this death reg is his - March 1909 Age 56 Leeds 9b 308.

I'm looking for the rest of the family in the 1911 census.
Mary Louisa died 1923 (poss. June 1923 Age 63 Leeds 9b 520)
George Frederick married in 1913.
William Barker was married in 1909 (I don't expect to find him with the rest of the family)
Caroline Louisa (m. 26/8/1911)
Sarah Ann May (m. 3/6/1911)
Georgina Eleanor m. 1923
Clarissa Alice (m. 3/4/1915)
Jackaline Austin m. 1927 At some point began spelling name Jacquelin(e)
Maud Ellen m. 1919

Thanks for any help.
peterb

Heywood, I don't have her death cert. Because she was in Wakefield at the '71 census and I couldn't find her afterwards, I looked for possible marriages and then deaths. The Dec. 1871 death in Wakefield seemed the most likely scenario. She had no children, so I assumed that she died in service. A dead end, pardon the pun,