Lost Bounds

[matelo]

Can anyone help with this query of mine
 I am looking for info on a ancestor of mine who was a member of the sally army, the following info is all that I have. I know that he moved to the Isle of Man ( date unknown ) from Yorkshire.

Wilmer / William Bounds  born 1856 warwickshire.  Died 1929 aged 72
 Marr) Emma Elizabeth ( Walton ) 1874 leamington. warwickshire. Died 1917 aged 66 IOM
 Dau ) Emma Elizabeth  B) 1876 Northamptonshire. Died 1959 aged 83 IOM
 Dau ) Martha Jane        B) 1878 Northamptonshire. Died 1958 aged 80 IOM

I also have a Mabel died in 1956 aged 86? IOM  is she related.

William/Wilmer getting married in Brandon IOM in 1919.? 2nd marriage or Son
 
 Can anyone help with a lookup on the census for 1901/1911. IOM

 Many thanks
 Jeff.



           

[CaroleW]

1911 lookups are not allowed

Please see

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,355486.0.html

and 

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,492718.0.html   

They are not in the IOM in 1901

[CaroleW]

The 1881 census shows William b 1853 Birkswell Warwickshire occ tailor
Emma was b 1851 Crick Northampton - not Leamington Warwickshire

1881 also shows an 8mth old son Jonathan William who died Northants 1882

Have you seen this entry?

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=census/search_census.asp

Did both daughters remain unmarried?

[CaroleW]

In 1901 they are living in Ecclesall Bierlow Yorkshire - no additional children - only daughter Emma is with them

They are mis-transcribed as Bownds and William is Wilmer 
RG13 Piece 4357 Folio 105 Page 32

Wilmer / William Bounds  born 1856 warwickshire

If you use the free 1911 index you will find him as Willmer Bounds living in the IOM

[Frances_mnb]

there is an index to IoM burials at www.iomfhs.im
a William Bounds age 72 buried Dbc(Douglas Borough Cem) 19290106
The parish is Braddan not Brandon
there is an Emma Bounds bur Dbc 19170415 age 66 + a further 3 Bounds in 1950's who could be children ?
he appears once in Examiner Annual for 1918 events of 1917:
march 15th.— Mr W. Bounds, charged under the Defence of the Realm Act, with having made a false statement at a public meeting in Douglas, in regard to the purchase of potatoes by the Insular Government, was fined 40s.

[matelo]

 Many thanks to you both for the quick responce to my query, I have been able to clarify my query regarding Mabel Bounds she married Wilmer after his 1st wife died. She was according to the 1911 census a friend of the family helping out in the house hold. The other fact that I did not know was the birth and loss of his son Jonathan. I have not been able to find any marriage's for his 2 daughters ther fore they remained single. I was intrigued to read the piece about his charge under the Defence of the Realm Act I would love to know more.
 Once again many many thanks.
Jeff