hello i am looking for mystery surname

[jim1]

Isn't this her.

William H Bevins = Florence Maria Harvey 1905 Atherstone.
Florence Maria Bevins = Andrew Howard 1909 Atherstone.
Florence 1901:
RG13; Piece: 2897; Folio: 72; Page: 36

[Aprilgriffiths]

that would make more sence that was her.. i am so suprised there is alot of bevins and Florences  ..
thank you ever so much i am truly grateful
x 

[jim1]

Ideally you will need the 1905 marriage cert. to find his father.
However the William Henry Bevins I found was born in nearby
Foleshill in 1882 but the name changes from Bivins to Bevins & back again.
There's a 1907 marriage for WH Bivins 1907 in Foleshill & names his Father
as Thomas Bivins.
Looking at him in the census I find the name change to Bevins in 1891.
So 2 marriages 2 years apart one in the name of Bevins & the other in
the name of Bivins.
If it's the same person of course.

[jim1]

1891: Foleshill
Thomas Bevins   38
Elizabeth Bevins   39
Sarah Ann Bevins 18
Thomas George Bevins 17
Elizabeth Bevins   14
William Henry Bevins   8
Arthur Joseph Bevins   6

1901:Foleshill:
Thos Bivins 48
Betsy Bivins 49
Willm H Bivins 19
Arthur J Bivins 15
The profile of the 2 families is identical.
On the 1907 marriage of Wm. H Bivins one witness is Thomas George Bivins
who appears in the 1891 Bevins family.

[ThrelfallYorky]

In 1901 there's a likely Florence M Harvey in the right part of Warwickshire with her parents, William and Jane. Same family there in 1901.
Perhaps the "Bevan / Bevin Florence married died quite soon after the marriage - mining was a highly dangerous job, after all.
Or the "Bevan/Bevin" surname may have been given to a child born without the parents being married?
Or perhaps that marriage simply failed and she went off and re-married without the bother of a divorce? A divorce at that time and class would have been unusual, and expensive, and once she's married to Mr Howard, they seem to stay together. May the child William Henry have been given his father's surname  for that reason?
Have we found a death that's likely for Mr Bevan/Bevin? Probably 1905 - 1909 period?

[ThrelfallYorky]

... and IF that lady is the right one, her parents married in1875, Mum was a Jane Greenall before marriage.
Jane Greenall's father was a Joseph Greenall.
Hope this may be of help?

[heatherjulie]

From  Warwickshire, Parish Registers, 1535-1963   

Marriage Date: 27 Dec 1909
Marriage Place: Baddesley-Ensor, Warwickshire, England

Andrew Howard
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: William Howard

Spouse's Name:   Florence Maria Bevins
Spouse's Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Father's Name: George Harvey

[jim1]

Spouse's Marital Status: Widowed

She might be telling porkies.
Although I did find a 1907 death for a William Henry Bevins aged 26
but that was in Kent.

[ThrelfallYorky]

I found 2 deaths  in about 1907, in roughly the right area, one for a William Ernest Bevins, but not had time to check those two out yet.
TY