CHUBB Edith Emma Ursula

[sarthois721]

Hello Heywood,
I get this information about the marriage in Enniscorthy.
Effectively, after marriage, John and Ursula went to Dorset, then to Jersey .
Ursula is a real enigma for me : impossible to find her birth (Ireland before 1864) and death is as complicated 

Many thanks for responding
Regards
Pat

[sarthois721]

Don't worry Carol, it's an excellent idea to look for a possible marriage, anyway.
So I'll try to continue that way because it seems quite logical 

Many thanks.
Pat

[la grande-méthe]

There is a St Helier baptism for a William Henry Taylor in 1902, father Alfred George, mother Edith Esther Brown so unfortunately that rules that one out.

[heywood]

Hi,
Her mother is mentioned to have died in Manchester in 1887, on her son's french marriage certificate (Edith's brothers went to France but nothing about Edit).
But I havent found this death.
She didn't appeared on 1891 census of St Hélier.
...

Do you know where and to whom the boys went to in France? could Edith have gone also and married or died there? John was younger than Edith when his father died.

[garstonite]

It looks like in the next census ,the lady in question is
Edith Esther Taylor aged 33 born St Helier
- so not Edith Emma ...
looks like the wrong lady
sorry for the bad news
allan
ADDED....sorry - just seen the post  .....not awake yet ....stil...it confirms la grande-methe findings

[sarthois721]

For la grande-méthe and Allan,
unfortunately a wrong way.
I saw a Edith married to David DUVEY on Jersey 1911 census.
What questions me is that I don't find Ursula on any census after 1881.
If she was still alive and such a widow in 1893, in 1891 she must still be named "Chubb" and even her and John were separeted, we should find her somewhere...