
WARD, George

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Name WARD, George Birth Abt 1894 Kirkstead, Lincolnshire, England - Baptism not in Fiskerton Parish Register.
- 1911 Census he was 17.
Gender Male Residence 1901 90 William Road, Woodhall Spa, Horncastle, Lincolnshire 1901 Census Residence 1911 Witham Road, Kirkstead, Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, England 1911 Census Person ID I04090 Main Tree | Ward and Walkley Last Modified 15 Jan 2019
Father WARD, William, b. 19 Dec 1857, Fiskerton, Lincolnshire, England d. Lincolnshire, England
Mother SKIPWORTH, Betsy Ann, b. 1859, Holegate, Lincolnshire, England d. 24 Sep 1926, Kirkstead, Lincolnshire, England
(Age 67 years)
Marriage 1880 Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England - England & Wales marriages 1837-2008 Transcription (FindMyPast)
First name(s) BETSY ANN
Last name SKIPWORTH
Marriage quarter 2
Marriage year 1880
Registration month -
MarriageFinder? BETSY ANN SKIPWORTH married
WILLIAM WARD
District LINCOLN
District number -
County Lincolnshire
Country England
Volume 7A
Page 829
Record set England & Wales marriages 1837-2008
Category Life Events (BDMs)
Subcategory Marriages & divorces
Collections from United Kingdom
Family ID F01342 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 LEWIN, Elizabeth A d. Jun 1954, Woodall Spa Children 1. WARD, George, b. Abt 1914, Fiskerton, Lincolnshire, England 2. WARD, Elsie, b. Abt 1916, Fiskerton, Lincolnshire, England 3. WARD, Edward, b. 1920 4. WARD, Arthur, b. 1924 + 5. WARD, Raymond, b. 1928 d. 2010 (Age 82 years) Family ID F01345 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 9 Jan 2019
Family 2 Sue Family ID F1620 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 12 Jan 2019
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Notes - Patrick Heremaia's Notes:
George was William Bill Ward's uncle. We met him when we went overland to England in 1970.
George married twice. His first wife was a Lewin. We did not get her christian name. His second wife we do not know her name. George had a son from his second marriage who was a panel beater working in London in 1970 when we were there. We took photos of Uncle Bill. Bill & Dot met George's son & his "bodgie" friend. They were very friendly and polite.
Uncle George also took Bill and Dot to meet uncle Bob's wife. Her name was Alice [Ward]. She was 70 years old and was living with one of her daughters in an old traditional English cottage with very low ceilings. Her life style was very simple. She was also widowed and had 10 children.
After visiting uncle Bob's wife, Alice, uncle George took Bill and Dot to another one of his daughters somewhere on the outskirts of Lincoln. The woman was not that interested in meeting Bill & Dot, but instead was preoccupied in the fact that her TV was not going and she was going to miss seeing Coronation Street that night. Her son went to buy her a new TV.
Uncle George gave Bill & Dot the address of another daughter living in Slough. Her name was Elsie, she married Fred. Fred worked at a Mars Bar chocolate factory. Sally and Vern took Bill and Dot down to see them.
Uncle George also gave Bill and Dot the address of his aunty Maud [nee Scott], who was the sister of his mother, Lillian Scott. Maud lived in Horncastle. Jocelyn and I went with Bill and Dot to visit his aunty Maud and her husband. She spoke of her Golden Wedding Anniversary which was going to be held at Bill Scott's widows home which was in the neighbour hood. [Bill & Dot had a photo of Bill Scott, Bill's uncle, the brother to his mother.] - Information from Jane Ward, daughter of Raymond Ward:
"So George?s second wife was called Sue. They were too old to have children once they got together. I remember Sue she was an extremely kind lady and I loved going to visit her in the very house in the picture you shared. I remember it exactly. Especially their front room with the bowl of sweets on top of the tv..she was very generous and my Mum used to tell me off for standing and staring at the sweets until she offered me some!
Elsie my fathers older sister did live in Slough near London. We loved visiting with her too as she always had chocolate from the factory her husband worked in!!! "
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