Hi,
Wallace Ira Morgan born Upton Bishop 1874 and his wife Mary Cheshire born Dymock 1876.They married Upton Bishop 1917. I believe they went to America shortly after butI am having no joy confirming this. Wallace had a daughter Edith Irene Morgan born 1909. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you
Lorna
I presume he was married twice as in 1911 he was a widower. Can't find him on the migration list.
1911 census transcription details for: Chestnut Cottage Near Perrystone Foy Near Ross Herefordshire
National Archive Reference:
RG14PN15636 RG78PN951 RD336 SD1 ED5 SN44
Reg. District: Ross Sub District: Sollershope
Parish: Foy Enum. District: 5
Address: Chestnut Cottage Near Perrystone Foy Near Ross Herefordshire
County: Herefordshire
Name Relation Condition/
Yrs married Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born
MORGAN, Wallace Ira Head Widower M 36 1875 Mason Hfds the Crew Upton Bishop
MORGAN, Edith Irene Daughter F 1 1910 56 Bridge St Leominster
RICHARDSON, F Mary Florance Cousin Single F 50 1861 Ross Herefordshire
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I expect you have the following already, but just in case you haven't:
Surname First name(s) District Vol Page
Marriages Sep 1908 (>99%)
LANE Edith Frances Leominster 6a 1217 Scan available - click to view
MORGAN Wallace Ira Leominster 6a 1217 Scan available - click to view
Deaths Mar 1911 (>99%)
Morgan Edith F 33 Ross 6a 341
Surname First name(s) Spouse District Vol Page
Marriages Jun 1917 (>99%)
Cheshire Mary Morgan Ross 6a 922 Scan available - click to view
Morgan Wallace I Cheshire Ross 6a 922 Scan available - click to view
Yes Thankyou I have that info,Wallace and Mary seem to have disappeard after their marriage but we have photo of Mary taken in America! well family rumour has it that she went there? I may have the wrong lady but will keep looking thanks once again
Lorna
Wallace Ira Morgan born 1874 Watford, married Mary Cheshire born 1876 Bromsberrow in Upton Bishop 1917.I havebeen told that they emigrated to America. I am looking for any information on these ancestors.
Many thanks
Lorna.