Frank Wild (1872–1935)

[clarksparks]

Frank Wild (1872–1935)

Please can you help? I'm searching for a record of Frank's marriage and a census record for 1911.

In Ancestry.com I found: He was born on 26 October 1872 in Bradford, Yorkshire.

In 1881 he was a schoolboy living with his family at 7 Leeds Road, Eccleshill, Yorkshire.

In 1891 he lived with his family at 9 Wellington Terrace, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, employed as a Clerk in the Worsted Trade.

In 1901 he lived with his family at 16 Edmund Street, Bradford, Yorkshire, occupation Stuff Manager, Employer.

Sometime after 1901 I believe he married Kate Florence Noble (1876-1972). She's named as his widow in probate notice.

Children: Leonard 1907, Mary 1909, Elizabeth (Betty) 1911, Gerald Noble 1915, Reginald 1919.

[rosie99]

Marriage Dec qtr 1907   
NOBLE    Kate Florence       
WILD    Frank       
N. Bierley reg dist  9b   398

from freebmd 

[rosie99]

1911 census.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWJG-L4W

[rosie99]

Children: Leonard 1907, Mary 1909, Elizabeth (Betty) 1911, Gerald Noble 1915, Reginald 1919.

This ties in with daughter on census
FLORENCE  MARY MARGARET WILD    mmn NOBLE 
1910  Sep Quarter in BRADFORD  Volume 09B  Page 140
 
Then other children

LEONARD  FRANK WILD     mmn NOBLE 
1911  Dec Quarter in BRADFORD  Volume 09B  Page 268

ELISABETH WILD    mmn     NOBLE 
1913  March Quarter in BRADFORD  Volume 09B  Page 301

GERALD  NOBLE WILD  mmn NOBLE 
1915  Dec Quarter in WHARFEDALE  Volume 09A  Page 210

REGINALD  JOHN WILD.   mmn     NOBLE 
1919  Sep Quarter in WHARFEDALE  Volume 09A  Page 198
   



 

[clarksparks]

Thank you for the information. I can't find the 1911 census details on Ancestry.

[rosie99]

Ancestry has not got it transcribed 'correctly' though Franks handwriting on the document leaves a lot to be desired 

Name - Florence Kate Wies
Birth   - Peerho Re Lowon

I just searched for 'Florence Kate' living Bradford Yorkshire - no other information and that came up on the top of the list

[clarksparks]

Thanks for your help Rosie. Yes, the handwriting was poor.  Ancestry just confirmed that it was mis-transcribed.