Hi again
Just been out for a quick blow round the block - not a walk in this wind!
Right, back to basics:
freeBMD marriage of
Lucy Pearson to
Samuel Thomas Q3 1858 Wolverhampton
1861 census Lucy Thomas mar 21 b Wolverhampton with a son
John aged 3, no sign of a husband. RG 9/1996 folio 25A pg 7 Wolverhampton East, 6 Mathew Street, lodging with Davis family.
IGI marriage of
William Thomas [father Richard] to
Lucy Thomas 1862 Moxley, Staffs - BMD has Q3 1862 West Bromwich vol 6b pg 783, both parties aged 22 years.
This would make John the son of Samuel & Lucy & the others the children of William & Lucy
1871 census: can't find Harry either - is he really
William Henry??
1881 census: left with the idea that someone said Allen & enumerator wrote Ellen as the ages match & there is no baptism for an Ellen
Q2 1883 marriage at Pendlebury Christ Church of a Henry Thomas to Mary Jones or
Q4 1883 Albert Memorial, Miles Platting, Harry Thomas to Annie Singleton
Personally prefer the first one as you have a connection to Pendlebury XC in any case & in 1891 census:
RG 12/3151 folio 19 pg 32
76 Grosvenor St, Worsley
Henry Thomas; head; mar; 25; coal miner; Staffs Bilston
Mary do; wife; mar; 26; North Wales
John H do; son; 7; Pendlebury
Elizabeth A do; dau; 5; Pendlebury
Emma J do; dau; 5 mo; Pendlebury
William Roberts; boarder; s; 20; coal miner; Staffs Bilston
See what you think but the only definitive answers here might be from the certificates
SandraC