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Offline alveleyhistorian

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Minnie Wood-Williams
« on: Saturday 14 July 07 18:58 BST (UK) »
Hi there,
Just a quick message wondering if anyone an help with any info on this family ?
James Wood of Alveley Shropshire married Emma. They seem to change their name to Wood -Williams sometime during the 1890's ?? I am looking for info on their daughter Minnie born Walmer Kent 1874. ( looking for name of husband, children etc) but finding it quite hard.

Minnie married either a man named Kitchen or Coombe in the Birmingham area around 1896.
Ring any bells with anyone. Any help or advice much appreciated. :) :) :) :)

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #1 on: Saturday 14 July 07 19:14 BST (UK) »
Hi Alveleyhistorian,

I can see a possible couple in 1901 - any use?
RG13/3000 60 25
Leicester Formerly Belgrave
4 Long Cliffe Rd

Sarah A Crouch, wife, 24, soldier's wife, b. Derbyshire Ripley
Ellen Crouch, dau, 2, b. Leicester
Arthur Kitchen, visitor, mar, 33, Wood carver, b. do.
Minnie Kitchen, visitor, mar, 27, b. Walmer Kent
Doris Kitchen, visitor, 1, b. Leicester

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 24 October 07 12:30 BST (UK) »
This Wood-Williams thing is a strange one, isn't it, Margaret? James' parents were Thomas and Matilda Williams of Alveley, Matilda being the daughter of David Williams and Hannah Wood bpt. 21 Sept 1764, daughter of my 3 x Alveley great grandparents William Wood and Hannah Rogers (m. 1759 Alveley). I've never understood why the surname suddenly included the grandmother' maiden surname with a hyphen, and then dropped the Williams element to become just Wood in the 1881 and 1891 censuses for Minnie! James Williams' (or Williams-Wood's) wife was Emma Lawley, daughter of Samuel Lawley of Bayton, Worcs and Charlotte Tart of Alveley. Yes, I'd love to know what happened to Minnie and her descendants.

Anyone interested in my family, the Woods of Alveley, and connecting families may like to visit my website, "The Wood family of Alveley" on Tribal Pages.

Dennis Wood.

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 24 October 07 17:45 BST (UK) »
Hi

Found this marriage on FreeBMD

Albert Arthur KITCHEN  and on same page is Minnie Williams WOOD
MAR qrt 1896, registered Birmingham ref: vol.6d/p.242

regards, Graham
NAMES & PLACES OF INTEREST:

EDWIN/MOISEY - Evesham (Worcs) and Birmmingam (Warks)
GIBBONS/GURNEY - Rugby (Warks),  Hackney (London)
HUGHES - Bromsgrove (Worcs)
LEACH/HEYWOOD/STANLEY/CATHRO - Toronto (Ontario, CANADA)
LUNE/LOON/LOONE - Birmingham, Fillongley and Coleshill (Warks), Nelson (Lancs)
VINCENT/HUNTER - Bloxham (Oxon), Kenilworth (Warks) and Huyton, Roby near Liverpool
 
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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 24 October 07 17:49 BST (UK) »
Very many thanks, Graham!

Dennis.

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 18 May 22 17:52 BST (UK) »
Minnie is my Great Grandmother and married my Great Grandfather Albert Arthur Kitchen (known as Arthur). He was a wood carver. They lived in Leicester at the 1901 census (4 Longcliffe Road) and then moved to Whissendine (Rutland), living at Mount Pleasant on the Oakham Road with 5 children by the 1911 census. Arthur's Father was Eli Kitchen, who owned Whissendine Mill. They moved to Pear Tree Farm, Broadholme, Saxilby sometime during the First World War so he could work at the Clayton & Shuttleworth Works in Lincoln on Sopwith Camel planes. One of Minnie's sons (Hubert) was my Grandfather.

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 18 May 22 20:52 BST (UK) »
thank you, that is very helpful
The Wood and Williams family (going back several earlier generations) came from Alveley near bridgnorth shropshire…I have lots of info, please drop me a line, I would be happy to share

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 19 May 22 14:46 BST (UK) »
Please do send me any information, particularly about Minnie's father, James Wood, who is listed as a royal marine in the 1881 census.

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Re: Minnie Wood-Williams
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 19 May 22 19:00 BST (UK) »
I will private message you my email address