Born: 1 Feb 1821, Bristol ¹

Baptised: 22 Apr 1821, Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester ¹

Died: 1833

Father: William Day Wills

Mother: Mary Steven

Notes:

Died at an early age

Source: ²

Sources:

1. IGI Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester - C083541
2. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: 8 Aug 1928, Bristol, Somerset ¹

Father: Maitland Cecil Melville Wills

Mother: Gladys Aimee Fothergill Hughes

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Robin M M 	Births	Sep 1928	Bristol 	6a	334	Hughes

Born: Sep 1891, Bromley ¹

Father: Arthur Stanley Wills

Mother: Hilda Dewhurst

Notes:

he never married

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Ronald Dewhurst 	Births	Sep 1891	Bromley 	2a	414	

Born: 7 Dec 1832, Bristol ¹

Baptised: 13 Jan 1833, Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester ¹

Father: Henry Overton Wills

Mother: Isabella Board

Notes:

www.larigan.com has him dying young

Sources:

1. IGI Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester - C083541

Born: 1 Apr 1959

Father: John Vernon Wills

Mother: Diana Veronica Cecil Jane Baker

Sources:

• Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: 14 Mar 1837, Bristol

Died: 7 Jul 1909, Stainmoor, Pembrook Road, Clifton ¹

Occupation: Color Dye Paint Manufacturer, 1881, Bristol

Census: 1881, 11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire ²

Census: 1901, 11 Upper Bel, Bristol, Somerset ³

Married 1: Sep 1861, Bristol, Elizabeth Granger Bourne ⁴

Married 2: Jun 1887, Plympton, Eva Blanche Tubbs ⁴

The Times, Monday, Jun 6, 1887                         MARRIAGES
On the 2d June, at Pennycross, Plymouth, by Rev G. Ibberson Tubbs, incumbant of St. Mary's, Reading,
uncle of the bride, Samuel Day Wills, of Clifton, to Eva Blanche, fourth daughter of
Charles Foulger Tubbs, Beechfield, Compton, Plymouth.

Father: Henry Overton Wills

Mother: Isabella Board

Notes:

todo need 1871 census to check children against http://members.cox.net/ggthomp/samueldaywills1837.html


He decided that he did not want to work in the tobacco industry and instead set up his own partnership
Samuel Wills and Company - varnish enamel and paint manufacturers.
  He was a Fellow of the Chemical Society, became a deacon of Redland Park and Kingsland Congregational
Churches, Treasurer of the Bristol YMCA, Director of the London Missionary Society,
Vice President of Bristol Missionary Society, on the committee of the Bristol Dispensary and
a J.P.

Note Walter Kenneth Wills 1872 married a Tubbs

The Times, Friday, July 9, 1909                         OBITUARIES
MR. S. D. WILLS
  The death took place on Wednesday morning at his Residence, Stainmoor, Pembroke-road, Clifton,
of Mr. Samuel Day Wills, son of the late Mr. H. O. Wills, brother of the late Sir Frederick
Wills, and of Sir E. Payson Wills, and cousin of Lord Winterstoke. 
  Mr. Wills was born at Bristol on March 14, 1837, and was educated at Taunton and Amersham.
  He first married Miss Elizabeth Granger Bourne, daughter of Mr. W. T. Bourne, of Walker Hall,
Staindrop, Durham, and secondly Miss Eva Blanche Tubbs, fourth daughter of Mr. C. F. Tubbs,
of Beechfield, near Plymouth.   Mr. Wills retired from business as oil and colour merchant
in Castle green, Bristol, some eight or nine years ago, the business now being carried on by
his son, Mr. Norman Wills, while another son, Mr. Harold Wills, has been engaged in missionary
work at Travancore, but is now home on furlough.   Mr. Samuel Wills identified himself with
the Congregational Church movement in Bristol, and was generous in his support of its churches
and other agencies   He was treasurer of the Bristol Y.M.C.A., a director of the London
Missionary Society, vice-president of the Bristol Missionary Society, a member of the committee
of the Bristol Dispensary, chairman in 1899 of the County Union of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire,
a member of the committee of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, and
a magistrate for Bristol.   In 1875 he was elected Fellow of the Chemical Society.

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Samuel Day 	Deaths	Sep 1909	Bristol 	6a	2	72 

2. 1881 British Census, 11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire

11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire
RG11/2482/73/p9     

Registration District:Barton Regis	
Sub District:Clifton
Civil Parish:Clifton

WILLS, Samuel	Head	Married	M	44	1837	 Color Dye Paint Manufacturer Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Elizabeth G	Wife	Married	F	40	1841	Walton Naze Essex
WILLS, Mary C G	Daug	Single	F	14	1867	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, William D	Son	Single	M	12	1869	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Norman	Son	Single	M	10	1871	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Walter K	Son	Single	M	8	1873	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Alice M	Daug	Single	F	5	1876	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
BOURNE, Sarah M	Sister In Law	Married	F	45	1836	Sunderland Durham
KNIGHT, Hester	Servant	Single	F	54	1827	 Cook Domestic Servt Wrington (Wellington) Somerset
KNIGHT, Fanny	Servant	Single	F	47	1834	 Parlourmaid Servt Wrington (Wellington) Somerset
WATTS, Maria	Servant	Single	F	48	1833	 Housemaid Servt Oakhill Somerset
LAPHAM, Emily	Servant	Single	F	23	1858	 Housemaid Servt Kilmington Somerset

3. 1901 British Census, 11 Upper Bel, Bristol, Somerset

Registration district:	Bristol
Sub-registration district:	Clifton
Civil parish:	Bristol
Ecclesiastical parish:	Clifton and Redland St John the Evangelist
County/Island:	Gloucestershire
Samuel Day Wills	64	L G?	Bristol
Eva Blanche Wills	46		Plymouth
Alice Murriel Wills	25		Clifton, Bristol
Jane Thomas	38
Annie Lamie	21
Daisy Mary Silcox	17

4. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Samuel 	Marriages	Sep 1861	Bristol 	6a	149	 
Bourne	Elizabeth Granger 	Marriages	Sep 1861	Bristol 	6a	149	

Wills	Samuel Day 	Marriages	Jun 1887	Plympton 	5b	425	
Tubbs	Eve Blanche 	Marriages	Jun 1887	Plympton 	5b	425	 

Baptised: 9 Jun 1766, East Street Independent, Andover, Hampshire ¹

Father: Edmund Wills

Mother: Rebecca Overton

Sources:

1. IGI East Street Independent, Andover, Hampshire - C076961

Batch #: C076961, Sheet #: , Source Call #: 0595452 RG4 2298, 710, 0595452 (RG4 709)

Born: 4 Nov 1969

Father: David Seaton Wills

Mother: Gillian Eastoe

Sources:

• Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Hazelwood, p2840

Born: Sep 1891, Swansea, Glamorgan ¹

Married: Mar 1922, Bristol, Abner Bowring ²

Father: Stephen Prust Wills

Mother: Anne Roberts

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Stephanie Morfydd M 	Births	Sep 1891	Swansea 	11a	936	

2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Stephanie M M 	Marriages	Mar 1922	Bristol 	6a	103	Bowring
Bowring	Abner 	Marriages	Mar 1922	Bristol 	6a	103	Wills

Born: Dec 1877, Kidderminster, Worcs ¹

Father: Stephen Prust Wills

Mother: Anne Roberts

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Stephen Day O 	Births	Dec 1877	Kidderminster 	6c	266	 

Born: Jun 1847, Clifton ¹

Died: 20 Jun 1922, Keynsham

Married: Dec 1871, Pembroke, Anne Roberts ²

Father: Henry Overton Wills

Mother: Mary Seccombe

Notes:

BMD to check: 1922 2Q Keynsham 5c 696
The Times, Thursday, Aug 31, 1922   WILLS AND BEQUESTS
  Mr. Stephen Prust Wills, of Abbey Park, Keynsham, Somerset, who died on June 20, aged 74, son
of the late Mr. Henry O, Wills, of Bristol, and elder brother of Sir Frank Wills, left unsettled
property in his own disposition of the gross value of £2,171, with net personality £1,749.

  He asked his executors to arrange:
That he should be buried by the Vicar of the parish in which he might die, and "to see that the
whole of the State Burial Service is read over me, if the English Church is still established;
disbelieving as I do the whole of the State Prayer-book,I have made my executors aware of
my reason for this.

Residence: 14 Somerset Street, 1851, Bristol, Gloucester.
todo 1881+ census
1881 Census	RG11-3553	4 April 1881	Hatton, Cheshire
Stephen P. Wills 33 Carpet Agent
Anne (Wife) 32
Annie V. G. 8
Margaret M. E. 7
Janet M. 4
Stephen D. O. 3
Plus 5 Servants

1891 Census	RG12-4479	6 April 1891	Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales
Heathfield
Stephen P. Wills 43 Stockbroker Agen
Anne (Wife) 32
Annie V. G. 18
Mary M. E. 17
Janet M. 16
Stephen D. O. 13
George A. D. 2
Sarah E. Roberts (SisLaw) 35

1901 Census	RG13-5076	1 April 1901	Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales
Heathfield
Stephen P. Wills 53 Stockbroker Agent
Anne (Wife) 51
Janet M. 26
Stephen D. O. 23
Stephanie M. 9
Plus 2 Servants

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Stephen Puist 	Births	Jun 1847	Clifton 	11	248	 

2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Stephen Prust 	Marriages	Dec 1871	Pembroke 	11a	1387	 
Roberts	Anne 	Marriages	Dec 1871	Pembroke 	11a	1387	 

Born: 8 Apr 1940

Married: 20 Apr 1960, Charles Peregrine Albemarle Bertie

Father: John Lycett Wills

Mother: Jean Constance Elphinstone

Sources:

• Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Hazelwood, p2840

Born: Dec 1920, Hendon ¹

Married 1: Sep 1942, Hendon, Wynyard Errol J Waters ²

Married 2: Thomas Nigel Nicholson Glass

Father: Bernard Beverley Wills

Mother: Eleanor Gertrude Compton

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Sylvia B 	Births	Dec 1920	Hendon 	3a	686	Compton

2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Sylvia B 	Marriages	Sep 1942	Hendon 	3a	1601	Waters
Waters	Wynyard E J 	Marriages	Sep 1942	Hendon 	3a	1601	Wills

Born: 1 Oct 1963

Father: Andrew Arnold Lyon Wills

Mother: Elizabeth Anne Cecil Rockley

Notes:

Married 1993 to Affleck, Richard E M

Sources:

• Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Hazelwood, p2840

Born: 14 Jun 1705, Salisbury, Wiltshire ^{1, 1}

Married: 1730, -

Father: Peter Wills

Mother: Anne

Source: ²

Sources:

1. IGI Salisbury, Wiltshire

NOTE Relative: Earl C. WISEMAN

2. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: 5 Dec 1927, St George Hanover Square ¹

Baptised: 12 Jan 1928, St. Margaret's, Westminster

Married 1: 15 Apr 1948, Charles Robert Cecil Weld-Forester

Married 2: 14 Sep 1962, Alan Cripps Nind Hopkins

Father: Ernest Edward de Winton Wills

Mother: Sylvia Margaret Ogden

Notes:

The Times, Friday, January 13, 1928   CHRISTENING
The christening took place yesterday at St. Margaret's, Westminster, of the infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Wills. Cannon Arthur Helps officiated, and the child received the names
Venetia Dawn. The godparents were Major Ian Bullough, Mr. George Wills, Miss Peggy Gordon Moore,
and Lady Ossulston.

Children by Charles
Anthony Edward Weld-Forester b. 24 Oct 1954
Mary Weld-Forester b. 6 May 1957

Source: ²

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Venetia D 	Births	Dec 1927	St.Geo.H.Sq. 	1a	467a	Ogden

2. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Hazelwood, p2840

Born: Jun 1926, St George Hanover Square ¹

Father: Gilbert Alan Hamilton Wills

Mother: Victoria M Chichester

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Victor P H 	Births	Jun 1926	St.Geo.H.Sq. 	1a	587	Chichester

Title: DBE

Born: Mar 1867, Westbay, Gloucester ¹

Died: 26 Oct 1964

Census: 1881, Priory Road Fairmount, Holdenhurst, Hampshire ²

Census: 1901, Barton Regis, Bristol, Somerset ³

Father: Edward Payson Wills

Mother: Mary Ann Pearce

Notes:

Residence, 1961, Clevedon, Somerset.

Source: ⁴

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Violet Edith 	Births	Mar 1867	Clifton 	6a	163	

2. 1881 British Census, Priory Road Fairmount, Holdenhurst, Hampshire

Dwelling: Priory Road Fairmount
Census Place: Holdenhurst, Hampshire, England
Source: FHL Film 1341293     PRO Ref RG11    Piece 1195    Folio 54    Page 45
Household:
            Marr Age   Sex  Birthplace
Edward P. WILLS
            M    46    M    Bristol, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Head
      Occ: Tobacco Manufacturer
Ella M. WILLS
            M    43    F    Bradford, Wiltshire, England
      Rel: Wife
Mary A. WILLS
            U    21    F    Clifton, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Daur
Edward C. WILLS
            U    19    M    Clifton, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Son
      Occ: Scholar
Violet E. WILLS
                 14    F    Westbay, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Daur
      Occ: Scholar
Ernest L. WILLS
                 11    M    Westbay, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Son
      Occ: Scholar
Ethelwyn A. WILLS
                 4     F    Stoke Bishop, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Daur
Arnold S. WILLS
                 3     M    Stoke Bishop, Gloucester, England
      Rel: Son
Rachel A. GILL
            U    27    F    Maker, Cornwall, England
      Rel: Governess
      Occ: Governess Private
Eleanor M. DUMFORD
            U    24    F    Easterton, Wiltshire, England
      Rel: Serv
      Occ: Nurse Dom

Note that Wife Mary A has got relationship swapped with child Ella M.

3. 1901 British Census, Barton Regis, Bristol, Somerset

Registration district:	Barton Regis
Sub-registration district:	Westbury on Trym
Civil parish:	Westbury On Trym
Ecclesiastical parish:	Stoke Bishop St Mary Magdalene
County/Island:	Gloucestershire
Edward P Wills	64	Bristol
Ella M Wills	41
Violet E Wills	34
Mary A Delve	38
Edith Pole	20
Edith A Pinmons	22
Matilda Delve	29
Albert Delve	25
Rose Ethel Shewell	18

4. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Hazelwood, p2840

Born: Mar 1888, Barton Regis, Bristol, Somerset ¹

Father: Walter Melville Wills

Mother: Louisa Gertrude Wilson

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Walter Douglas M 	Births	Mar 1888	Barton R. 	6a	55	 

Born: Mar 1873, Bristol ¹

Census: 1881, 11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire ²

Married: Jun 1899, Plymouth, Kathleen Isabella Tubbs ³

Father: Samuel Day Wills

Mother: Elizabeth Granger Bourne

Notes:

Had a son & daughter

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Walter Kenneth 	Births	Mar 1873	Clifton 	6a	65	 

2. 1881 British Census, 11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire

11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire
RG11/2482/73/p9     

Registration District:Barton Regis	
Sub District:Clifton
Civil Parish:Clifton

WILLS, Samuel	Head	Married	M	44	1837	 Color Dye Paint Manufacturer Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Elizabeth G	Wife	Married	F	40	1841	Walton Naze Essex
WILLS, Mary C G	Daug	Single	F	14	1867	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, William D	Son	Single	M	12	1869	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Norman	Son	Single	M	10	1871	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Walter K	Son	Single	M	8	1873	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Alice M	Daug	Single	F	5	1876	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
BOURNE, Sarah M	Sister In Law	Married	F	45	1836	Sunderland Durham
KNIGHT, Hester	Servant	Single	F	54	1827	 Cook Domestic Servt Wrington (Wellington) Somerset
KNIGHT, Fanny	Servant	Single	F	47	1834	 Parlourmaid Servt Wrington (Wellington) Somerset
WATTS, Maria	Servant	Single	F	48	1833	 Housemaid Servt Oakhill Somerset
LAPHAM, Emily	Servant	Single	F	23	1858	 Housemaid Servt Kilmington Somerset

3. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Walter Kenneth 	Marriages	Jun 1899	Plymouth 	5b	460	
Tubbs	Kathleen Isabella 	Marriages	Jun 1899	Plymouth 	5b	460	 

Born: Sep 1861, Bristol ¹

Died: 27 Jan 1941, Killian-by-Kyle, Ross-Shire

Married: Mar 1887, Hampstead, Louisa Gertrude Wilson ²

Father: Henry Overton Wills

Mother: Alice Hopkinson

Notes:

The Times, Tuesday, Jan 28, 1941     OBITUARY
Mr. W. Melville Wills
A BENEFACTOR OF BRISTOL
  Mr. W. Melville Wills has died at Killian-by Kyle, Ross-shire, at the age of 79. His home was
at Bracken Hill, Leigh Woods, Bristol. 
  The fifth son of the late Mr. Henry Overton Wills, one of the founders of the tobacco firm
of W. D. and H. O. Wills, he joined the firm in 1887, and when the business was turned into
a limited liability company he was one of the managing directors with his brothers Mr. G. A.
Wills and the late Mr. H. H. Wills. After the formation of the Imperial Tobacco Company he
continued as managing director up to the time of his retirement in 1912, since then he has
occupied a seat on the board of directors of the Imperial Tobacco Company. He was one of Bristol's
greatest benefactors and will be remembered in particular for his great work for Bristol
Homoeopathic Hospital, which he built as a memorial to his son Captain R. Bruce Wills, who
was killed in the last War. His gifts to this hospital amounted to over £250,000. 
  In 1932 the Rockefeller foundation offered the sum of £50,000 to the University of Bristol
for the endowment of research in physics on condition that a further £25,000 was secured from
other sources. Mr. Wills, already a benefactor of the university, offered the necessary £25,000
in memory of his brother, Mr. H. H. Wills, who founded the physics laboratory at the university
at a cost of £200,000.

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Walter Melville 	Births	Sep 1861	Clifton 	6a	65	 

2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Walter Melville 	Marriages	Mar 1887	Hampstead 	1a	956	 
Wilson	Louisa Gertrude 	Marriages	Mar 1887	Hampstead 	1a	956	 

Born: Dec 1842, Kingswood, Gloucester ¹

Died: Nov 1892, Brentford, Middlesex ¹

Occupation: Wine Merchant, 1865

Married: Sep 1869, Ecclesall, Lucy Helen Hebblewaite ²

Father: Henry Overton Wills

Mother: Isabella Board

Notes:

Residence: 14 Somerset Street, 1851, Bristol, Gloucester
Marriage an assumption, needs confirming via the census

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Whitefield Glanville 	Births	Dec 1841	Keynsham 	11	132	

Wills	Whitfield Granville 	Deaths	Dec 1892	Brentford 	3a	49	50 

2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Whitefield Glanville 	Marriages	Sep 1869	Ecclesall 	9c	272	
Hebblewaite	Lucy Helen 	Marriages	Sep 1869	Ecclesall 	9c	272	 
Thacker	Ann Eliza 	Marriages	Sep 1869	Ecclesall B. 	9c	272	 
- assume the former!

Born: Dec 1898, Brompton, Kent ¹

Father: Arthur Stanley Wills

Mother: Hilda Dewhurst

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	Wilfrid Dewhurst 	Births	Dec 1898	Bromley 	2a	435	

Born: 6 Jun 1797, Bristol ¹

Baptised: 24 Jun 1797, Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester ¹

Died: 13 May 1865, West London ²

Married: 2 May 1820, Hackney, London, Mary Steven

The Times, Thursday, May 4, 1820                     MARRIAGES
On Tuesday, at Hackney, Mr. W. D. Wills, of Pertland-square, Bristol, to Mary, second daughter
of Mr. Robert Steven, of Shacklewell.

Father: Henry Overton Wills

Mother: Anne Day

Notes:

The Times, Monday, May 15, 1865 
D. Wills, J.P. for Bristol
  Fatal Accident, - Mr. W. D. Wills, J.P. for Bristol, late deputy-chairman of the Bristol and
Exeter Railway Company, and head of the well-known firm of W.D. and H.O. Wills and Sons, tobacco
manufacturers, of Bristol, died on Saturday at St Bartholomew's Hospital, from the effects
of an accident he met with on the previous Thursday evening.   Mr. Wills was in London attending
the May meetings of various religious societies, in which he took an interest, and on
Thursday evening was crossing at the foot of Snow-hill when he was knocked down by an omnibus.
  The driver called out, but Mr. Wills did not hear him, and the horses could not be stopped
before the forewheel had passed over both his legs below the knee, inflicting compound fractures
on each.   His left leg was most severely crushed, in addition, by the pressure of the
drag, which was on the hind wheel.   Mr. Wills requested to be removed to St. Bartholomew's
Hospital, and on his arrival at that institution Mr Holmes Coote found it necessary immediately
to amputate his left leg below the knee.   The deceased gentleman bore the operation very
well, and hopes were entertained of his recovery.   He, however, gradually sank, and, as already
stated, died in the course of Saturday.   Mr. Wills was much esteemed by all classes of
his fellow citizens.

The Times, Tuesday, May 16, 1865                         DEATHS
  On the 13th inst, at Bartholomew's Hospital, from the effects of a sever accident, W. D. Wills,
Esq., of Bristol, in his 68th year.
todo: 1841+ census
1841 Census	HO107-374
7 June 1841	Saint Paul, Gloucestershire
Portland Square
William Wills 40 Tobacconist
Mary 50
William 10
Plus 6 Servants

1851 Census	HO107-1949	31 March 1851	Saint Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire
2 Portland Square
William Day Wills 53 Tobacco Mfgr
Mary (Wife) 64
William Henry 20 Tobacco Mfgr
Plus 4 Servants

861 Census	RG9-1718	8 April 1861	Saint Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire
2 Portland Square
William D. Wills
Mary (Wife)
Plus 3 Servants

Source: ³

Sources:

1. IGI Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester - C083541
2. BMD Index

Wills	William Day 	Deaths	Jun 1865	W London 	1c	36	 

3. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: Dec 1868, Bristol ¹

Census: 1881, 11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire ²

Father: Samuel Day Wills

Mother: Elizabeth Granger Bourne

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wills	William Day 	Births	Dec 1868	Clifton 	6a	74	 

2. 1881 British Census, 11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire

11 Upper Belgrave Rd, Clifton, Gloucestershire
RG11/2482/73/p9     

Registration District:Barton Regis	
Sub District:Clifton
Civil Parish:Clifton

WILLS, Samuel	Head	Married	M	44	1837	 Color Dye Paint Manufacturer Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Elizabeth G	Wife	Married	F	40	1841	Walton Naze Essex
WILLS, Mary C G	Daug	Single	F	14	1867	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, William D	Son	Single	M	12	1869	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Norman	Son	Single	M	10	1871	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Walter K	Son	Single	M	8	1873	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
WILLS, Alice M	Daug	Single	F	5	1876	 Scholar Bristol Gloucestershire
BOURNE, Sarah M	Sister In Law	Married	F	45	1836	Sunderland Durham
KNIGHT, Hester	Servant	Single	F	54	1827	 Cook Domestic Servt Wrington (Wellington) Somerset
KNIGHT, Fanny	Servant	Single	F	47	1834	 Parlourmaid Servt Wrington (Wellington) Somerset
WATTS, Maria	Servant	Single	F	48	1833	 Housemaid Servt Oakhill Somerset
LAPHAM, Emily	Servant	Single	F	23	1858	 Housemaid Servt Kilmington Somerset

Born: 1 Sep 1830, Bristol ¹

Baptised: 6 Nov 1830, Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester ¹

Died: 29 Jan 1911

Occupation: tobacco manufacturer, JP and MP, , 1881, Hampstead, Middlesex.

Married: 11 Jan 1853, Bristol, Elizabeth Perkins Stancomb ²

Father: William Day Wills

Mother: Mary Steven

Notes:

Living with them in 1881 were their nieces Janet S.G. Stancomb and Yda E.M. Stancomb aged 27
and 25

William was created a baronet in 1892. He was the key player in the forming of The Imperial Tobacco
Company in 1901, and became it's chairman, a position he held until his death in 1911.
Sir William was elevated to Baron Winterstoke of Blagdon in 1906, and was then referred to
as Lord Winterstoke.

The Times Monday, January 30, 1911
OBITUARY

Lord Winterstoke

   We regret to announce that Lord Winterstoke (Sir William Henry Wills) died suddenly at his
residence, Blagdon Lodge, near Bristol, early yesterday morning in his 81st year. He appeared
to have been in his usual health lately, and only on Saturday he was out on his estate and
had a parade of horses entered for forthcoming shows. When he retired there was nothing unusual
in his appearance, but at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning he summoned his niece, Miss
Stancombe Wills, whom he informed that his breathing, which had troubled him of late, was very
difficult. A doctor was sent for and arrived at 5 o'clock. Although everything was done to
relieve the patient he died shortly afterwards from heart failure.

   Lord Winterstoke was the only son of Mr. William Day Wills, one of the founders of the tobacco
firm of Messrs. W. D. and H. O. Wills, and was born in September, 1830. After being educated
at Mill Hill School and the London University he gave up his intention of going to the Bar
and joined his father in the great tobacco business at Bristol. He took an active part in
local affairs and was made a Justice of the Peace so long ago as 1866, and was therefore one
of the senior members of the Bench. He became a prominent member of the local Liberal Party
and was president of the Anchor Society in 1864. In 1880 he was elected to Parliament for Coventry,
which he represented until 1885, when that borough lost one of it's members. From 1894
to 1900 he sat for South Bristol. He served as Sheriff of Bristol and was appointed Deputy-Lieutenant
of	 Somerset. He was created a baronet in 1892 and raised to the peerage in 1905.


   Sir William Henry Wills, as he was then, was chief mover in the formation of the Imperial
Tobacco Company, the head offices of which are at Bristol, and he retained the position of
chairman to the time of his death. The company was formed in 1901 to acquire the business of
13 tobacco manufacturing concerns in the United Kingdom, and the magnitude of the operation
is shown by the fact that the total consideration for the purchase was £11,957,000. In the
following year other businesses were acquired, and the "combine," as it was known in the trade,
acquired a large interest in two important companies. For many years, too, Lord Winterstoke
had been a director of the Great Western Railway Company and also of the Bristol Waterworks
Company and the Phoenix Assurance Company. He was one of the founders of the London Missionary
Society and the British and Foreign Bible Society. He spent most of his time at Blagdon,
where he bred Shire horses and Shorthorn stock, which have taken many prizes at the leading
shows. Lord Winterstoke has made munificent gifts to Bristol, including it's art gallery, and
contributed £35,000 to the Formation Fund of the local university, of which he was pro-Chancellor.
He gave liberally to religious, educational, and charitable institutions, not only at
Bristol, but also in London and elsewhere. His last gift, announced a few days ago, was £5,000
to the scheme for enlarging Bristol General Hospital. He presented the city with a statue
of Edmund Burke, which was unveiled by Lord Rosebery. He presented valuable organs to the Colston
Hall and to Bristol Grammer School, Mansfield College, Oxford, and Mill Hill School, to
the centenary fund of which he gave £10,000. He married in 1853 Elizabeth, daughter of John
Stancombe, of Trowbridge, who died in 1896, and leaves no heir.

The Times Saturday, Febuary 18, 1911
LORD WINTERSTOKE'S ESTATE

    The will with five codicils of Lord WInterstoke of Blagden, who died on January 29, has been
carried in for probate at the Principal Registry by the executors, Mr. George Alfred Wills,
and Mr. Frank William Wills, his cousins, and Mr. William John Mann and Mr. WIlliam Rennie,
the estate being provisionally sworn at £1,000,000, so far as at present can be ascertained.

  Lord Winterstoke entailed his Coombe Lodge estate at Blagdon and all other his Somersetshire
estates on Mr. George Alfred Wills, and devised East Court, St. Lawrence-on-Sea, to Miss Stancomb
Wills for life, and then to Mr. G. A. Wills as part of the entail. His London residence
in Hyde Park Gardens and his yacht Sabrina he bequeathed to Miss Wills for life. After specifically
bequeathing his furniture and effects, and giving various annuities and legacies to
relatives, friends, dependants, and servants, he left his residuary estate on trust, the income
of one-half to be paid to Miss Stancomb WIlls for life and of the other half to Mrs. Richardson
for life (his adopted daughters); and subject thereto his residuary estate is divided
- as to two fourth parts between Messrs. Arthur John Grahame Stancomb and Frederick William
Stancomb and their sister Mrs. Burton; as to another fourth part to Mr. Frank William Wills;
and as to the remaining fourth part to Messrs. Henry Wills Gunn and Ernest Henry Mayo Gunn
equally.   One of the codicils confirms a donation of £25,000 to Bristol University in addition
to a previous gift of £10,000, both of which sums were paid in Lord Winterstoke's lifetime;
and another codicil directs his executors to discharge any claim for estate duty in respect
of gifts made within three years of his death at the cost of his personal estate, rather than
allow the recipiants to be called upon to pay such duty.

1871 Census	RG10-2545	3 April 1871	Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Hawthornden House
William H. Wills 40 Magistrate, Landowner, & Manufacturer
Elizabeth P. (Wife) 38
Janet S. Stancomb (Niece) 17
Yda Emily Stancomb (Niece) 15
Plus 5 Servants

1881 Census	RG11-0166	4 April 1881	London, Middlesex
Frognal Rise
William H. Wills 49 Tobacco Manufacturer, M.P. & J.P.
Elizabeth P. (Wife) 48
Janet S. G. Stancomb (Niece) 27
Yda E. M. Stancomb (Niece) 25
Plus 4 Servants

1891 Census	RG12-0732	6 April 1891	St Lawrence, Ramsgate, Kent
Easthill House
William H. Wills 60 Tobacco Manufacturer
Elizabeth P. (Wife) 59
Janet S. G. Stancomb (Niece) 39
Yda E. M. Stancomb (Niece) 35
Frederick Wills (Cousin) 52 Tobacco Manufacturer
Frank Stuart (Visitor) 15
Plus 5 Servants

Source: ³

Sources:

1. IGI Tabernacle Penn Street-Calvinistic Methodist, Bristol, Gloucester - C083541
2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	William Henry 	Marriages	Mar 1853	Melksham 	5a	149	 
Stancomb	Elizabeth Perkins 	Marriages	Mar 1853	Melksham 	5a	149	 

3. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: Dec 1868, Guildford ¹

Died: 15 Oct 1946, Titan Barrow, Bathford, Somerset

Married: 16 Sep 1919, Bristol, Alice Lilian Proctor Wills ²

The Times, Wednesday, Sep 17, 1919                   MARRIAGES
THE DEAN OF BRISTOL AND MISS WILLS

  Bristol Cathedral was crowded yesterday on the occasion of the marriage of the Dean, the Very
Rev. St John Basil Wynne Willson, and Miss Alice Proctor Wills, second daughter of Mr. George
A. Wills, of Leigh Woods, Bristol, and chairman of the Imperial Tobacco Company.   The ceremony
was performed by the Bishop of Bristol, assisted by the Archdeacon Talbot and other clergy.
  The dean was formerly Master of Marlborough college.

Father: William Wynne Willson

Notes:

St. John was born on 28 August 1868, the third son of Rev. William Wynne Willson and Mary Alexander,
at Shackleford, Godalming, Surrey. He attended Holmesdale School, Keymer, Surrey, and
then Cheltenham College. He was admitted to St. John's College, Cambridge, on 11 Aug 1887.
He obtained his B.A. in 1890, and his M.A. in in 1894. He received an Honerable LL.D. from
Bristol university in 1925. He was editor of The Granta. He was Asst. Master at the Leys School,
Cambridge, 1891-8, and at Rugby School, 1898-1905. 
He was Ordained deacon (Worcester), 1903, and priest, 1904. He was Select Preacher at Cambridge,
1908 and 1916, Head Master of Haileybury College, 1905-11; of Marlborough College, 1911-16.
Canon of Salisbury, 1912-16. Dean of Bristol, 1916-21. Bishop of Bath and Wells, 1921-37.

1946 4Q Weston 7c 303
The Times, Friday, Oct 18, 1946                         DEATHS
WYNNE WILLSON - On Oct. 15, 1946, ST. JOHN BASIL WYNNE WILLSON (Bishop of Bath and Wells, 1921-1937),
of Titan, Barrow, Bathford, Somerset, loved husband of Lillian, in his 79th year.
  Service at Wells Cathedral, at 10:15 a.m. tomorrow (Saturday).   No Flowers, No Mourning.

Source: ³

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Willson	St John Basil W 	Births	Dec 1868	Guildford 	2a	71	 

2. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Alice L P 	Marriages	Sep 1919	Bristol 	6a	93	Willson
Willson	St John B W 	Marriages	Sep 1919	Bristol 	6a	93	Wills

3. Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: 1867?

Married: 1889?,

Sources:

• Peerage and Baronetage

Wills of Blagdon, p2584

Born: Mar 1910, Aylesbury ¹

Married: Jun 1944, Aylesbury, Percival Richard Brading ²

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wilson	Barbara Nowelle 	Births	Mar 1910	Aylesbury 	3a	919	 

2. BMD Marriage Index

Name:	BRADING,  Percival R
Registration District: 	Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Year of Registration: 	1944	Apr-May-Jun
Spouse's last name: 	Wilson
Volume No: 	3A	Page No: 	3453
Name:	WILSON,  Barbara N

Born: Abt 1862, Hankow, China

Married: Mar 1887, Hampstead, Walter Melville Wills ¹

Sources:

1. BMD Marriage Index

Wills	Walter Melville 	Marriages	Mar 1887	Hampstead 	1a	956	 
Wilson	Louisa Gertrude 	Marriages	Mar 1887	Hampstead 	1a	956	 

Born: 1790, Westmorland

Died: Aft 1841

Married: 12 Sep 1813, Dufton, Westmorland, Thomas Mallinson

Married: Jun 1934, Axbridge, Kenneth Hughes De Winton ¹

Notes:

possible BMD
Wiltshire	Hilda Doris 	Births	Jun 1907	Keynsham 	5c	528	 
Wiltshire	Hilda Doris 	Births	Mar 1909	S. Stoneham 	2c	90

Sources:

1. BMD Marriage Index

De Winton	Kenneth H 	Marriages	Jun 1934	Axbridge 	5c	1093	Wiltshire
Wiltshire	Hilda D 	Marriages	Jun 1934	Axbridge 	5c	1093	De Winton

Born: Dec 1941, Maldon, Essex ¹

Father: Richard E Winder

Mother: Muriel Joan Wooster

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Births Dec 1941
Winder	 Anne	 Wooster	 Maldon	 4a	1326

Married: Jun 1940, Poole, Muriel Joan Wooster ¹

Sources:

1. BMD Marriage Index

Marriages Jun 1940
Wooster	 Muriel J	 Winder	 Poole	 5a	1112
Winder	 Richard E	 Wooster	 Poole	 5a	1112

Born: 1819, Florence, Italy

Census: 1871, Wallsworth Hall, Sandhurst, Gloucestershire ¹

Father: James Winton

Mother: Fanny Hughes

Sources:

1. 1871 British Census, Wallsworth Hall, Sandhurst, Gloucestershire

Reg. District:	Gloucester	Sub District:	Kingsholm
Parish:	Sandhurst	Enum. District:	 8
Ecclesiastical District:		City/Municipal Borough:	
Address:	Wallsworth Hall, Sandhurst, Gloucestershire

DE WINTON, Thomas	Head		 M	56	1815	Retired Captain	, farmer emplying 13 menHerefordshire
DE WINTON, Barbara	Wife		 F	45	1826		Gloucestershire St Braivels
DE WINTON, Cecil	Son		 M	12	1859		Gloucestershire Sandhurst
DE WINTON, Frances Edith B	Daug	 F	11	1860		Gloucestershire Sandhurst
DE WINTON, Maud	Daughter		 F	9	1862		Gloucestershire Sandhurst
DE WINTON, Harold	Son		 M	8	1863		Gloucestershire Sandhurst
DE WINTON, Henry Peel	Son		 M	7	1864		Gloucestershire Sandhurst
DE WINTON, Margaret	Daug		 F	4	1867		Gloucestershire Sandhurst
DE WINTON, Charles L	Brother		 M	52	1819	Retired Lt Col		Florence, Italy
PEEL, Henrietta	Sister-In-Law		 F	29	1842		Afghanistan
SUTTON, Mary			 F	23	1848		Gloucestershire
HERRING, Thomas	Servant		 M	50	1821		Breconshire
TARR, George	Servant		 M	25	1846		Devon
HAYDON, Bradley	Servant		 M	16	1855		Gloucestershire
DYKE, Ann	Servant		 F	59	1812		Herefordshire
HOLT, Mary	Servant		 F	50	1821		Staffordshire
MORGAN, Jane	Servant		 F	48	1823		Gloucestershire
CAMBRAY, Elizabeth	Servant		 F	23	1848		Gloucestershire
MEEK, Fanny	Servant		 F	18	1853		Kent
HULL, Kate	Servant		 F	15	1856		Gloucestershire

Born: 1773, Dumfries, Scotland

Died: 5 Feb 1852, Bonningues, France

Buried: Bonningues, France ¹

Married: 16 Nov 1821, St. Sepulchre, Snowhill, London, Fanny Hughes

According to http://members.cox.net/ghgraham/
James was a Widower
Fanny Hughes Spinster,  Mother: Mary Hughes
After Banns, by Thomas Harrison, Curate,
IGI I020894 has 16 NOV 1821  	London,Or, Northampton St Sepulchre, Northampton

Father: Philip Winton

Mother: Hannah North

Notes:

the 1891 census has aunt Harriet Fitch b.1815 present
todo: Somebody on the web thinks there was a son James b1830
Info from http://members.cox.net/ggthomp/jameswinton.html
He joined the North Middlesex Militia on 26 March 1798, as 25 years of age. James was a widower
when he married Fanny Hughes in 1821 in London.

His PRO document WO25/778 was signed by him on the 15th of December 1828 as Lt. Half pay 17th
Reg of Infantry upon the old reduced Establishment of Two Shillings and Half Pence per Diem.
There is also a note, "I am desirous of service provided I am promoted Captain of the company
or paymaster of the regiment in line so that I may be able to support myself my wife and young
family". At this time he was aged 55 years.
Enclosed with the WO25/778 was a loose hand written document signed by James Winton illustrating
his military career, a sort of CV, applying for a full time Army posting. This seems to be
a turning point in his life. As if his first choice was the army and the second France. 
    A copy of this document follows.
Lieutenant James Winton

    Schedule of Documents and Commissions stating the Services and good conduct of James Winton
Lieutenant Half Pay 17th Regiment of Infantry. 
    He was appointed Ensign in the North Middlesex Militia (No. 1 -26th March 1798) where he
remained until he was promoted to a Lieutenants Commission (No. 1-23rd June 1798) in the 3rd
Regiment of Essex Militia in which he continued until the general volunteering into the line
when he obtained an Ensigney in the 17th Regiment of foot (No.2-11th August 1799) and went
apon the expedition to Holland. And in consequence of his commanding a Company (after the Captain
was severely wounded) in the Battle of the 19th of September 1799. The Commander in Chief
His Royal Highness the Duke of York was pleased to promote him to a Lieutenancy signed in
the field of battle (No. 2-October 1799). After their return from Holland he sailed in the
year 1800 with the said 17th Regiment to the Mediterranean where he remained two years and
during the expedition to Egypt and he continued in the same Regiment until the General Reduction
at the conclusion of the then war when he was (against his inclination) placed with many
other officers on the half pay list. (No 3-26th April 1803) is a letter from Lieut. Colonel
Tinling 17th Regiment in answer to his application for a District Adjutancy during the peace.

    Upon the recommencement of hostilities he was offered Commissions in the Norfolk, Essex and
London Militia Regiments and also the appointment of Paymaster to 7th Battalion Royal Army
of Reserve (No.4&5- letters from Colonel Robinson 23rd August and 26th September 1803). He
was also offered the Adjutancy to the 2nd Battalion of the Shropshire Militia (No. 6- 14th
August 1803), which he accepted. He also obtained the Brevet rank of Captain in the said 2nd
Salop Militia (No. 7-8th June 1803). 
 	
    (No.8- Field Officers Letters 1804,1805,1806,1807) From Colonel Lyster, Lieut. Colonel Sir
Stephen Glynn Bart., Lieut. Colonel Whitemore MP and Lieut. Colonel Leighton who were the field
officers in the said 2nd Salop Militia which will prove the respectable estimation he was
held by them. (No.9- 29th August 1805) Is Colonel Lysters recommendation to Colonel Jeffery
to whose Regiment he was appointed immediately after becoming a Reduced Adjutant of the 2nd
Salop Militia the same being incorporated with the 1st Battalion in consequence of the volunteering
into the Line. 
    (No.10- 9th October 1805 2nd Dorset Volunteers) is his Adjutant Commission signed by the
Earl of Dorchester where he continued until 24th December 1806 when he resigned and was then
employed under the authority of the Commander in Chief as extra Recruiting Officer in the London
District until he was appointed Adjutant to the 3rd Cambridgeshire Regiment of Volunteer
Infantry. And for his exertions (as far as it was practicable in that Corps) he had the honour
of receiving Lieut. Colonel Sir Edward Baynes Approbation expressed at the head of the Regiment
after the inspection whilst on permanent duty at Huntingdon. (No.11- 4th June 1808) is
a paragraph in the Cambridge Chronicle. And also had the honour and pleasing gratification
of being presented by the Officers of the said Corps with a very valuable sabre as a testimonial
of his good conduct (No.12- 8th October 1808) in the Cambridge Chronicle. 
    NB the Commissions and Documents above referred to (by No.) are now in the office of the
Commander in Chief or are returned to my Agent Mss Vacher, 29, Parliament Street where they
may be procured to verify this statement if required. Signed James Winton
Lieut. 1/2 Pay 17th Infty
9th December 1828.

He also records the children as...
Mary Elizabeth	 Born 3 May 1823	 	Hughley, Shropshire	Married James Wragg
Hannah Matilda	 Born 21 Nov 1824	 	Welling, Kent	Married Francois Victor Touret
Fanny Maria	 Born 27 Apr 1826	 	Bonningues, France	 
William Augustin 	Born 9 Mar 1828		Bonningues, France	Married Caroline Eliza Fitch
Adelaide	 	Born 21 Dec 1830	 	Bonningues, France	 
George Philip	 Born 25 Aug 1833	 	Bonningues, France	Married Elizabeth Brewster

FAMILY grave of DE WINTON AND TOURET in BONNINGUES CEMETERY
Titled FAMILLE - LANDRIAU de SAINTE SOULLE

MARY HUGHES DIED AT BONNINGUES ON 25 DEC 1847 AGE 93 YEARS (mother of Fanny)
CAPTAIN JAMES SEATON and WINTON DIED AT BONNINGUES ON 5 FEB 1852 AGE 80
EMILE TOURET DIED AT MARET ON 16 FEB 1862 AGE 7 MONTHS
FANNY DE WINTON, WIDOW OF CAPTAIN SEATON and WINTON and DAUGHTER OF MARY HUGHES
DIED AT CALAIS ON 15 MAR 1868, AGE 75 YEARS

There is another one
Fanny DE WINTON 1830 - 1925 - who is this?

Sources:

1. Bonningues Cemetery, France

FAMILY grave of DE WINTON AND TOURET in BONNINGUES CEMETERY
Titled FAMILLE - LANDRIAU de SAINTE SOULLE

MARY HUGHES DIED AT BONNINGUES ON 25 DEC 1847 AGE 93 YEARS (mother of Fanny)
CAPTAIN JAMES SEATON and WINTON DIED AT BONNINGUES ON 5 FEB 1852 AGE 80
EMILE TOURET DIED AT MARET ON 16 FEB 1862 AGE 7 MONTHS
FANNY DE WINTON, WIDOW OF CAPTAIN SEATON and WINTON and DAUGHTER OF MARY HUGHES
DIED AT CALAIS ON 15 MAR 1868, AGE 75 YEARS

also jpg image

Born: Abt 1750

Married: 2 Mar 1772, Elland, Yorkshire, Hannah North ¹

Father: George Seaton

Sources:

1. IGI Elland, Yorkshire - M009305

Married: Ernest Howes

Born: 1873, Littleport, Ely, Cambridgeshire

Died: 1934

Married: 1894, Christopher Taylor

Born: 2 Feb 1771 ¹

Died: 11 Nov 1842, Wrexham ¹

Married: 31 Dec 1791, Malpas Parish Church, Cheshire, Robert Broadhurst ¹

Sources:

1. Terry Broadhurst family

aged 71

Born: 1629, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Father: Robert Wooster

Mother: Kathrine Harris

Baptised: 21 Sep 1673, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Died: 12 Nov 1745, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Married: 24 Oct 1703, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, Mary Wilcox

Father: Moses Wooster

Mother: Amy

Notes:

Info from www.mitchellfamilyonline.co.uk

Baptised: 27 Feb 1704, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Died: 3 Aug 1776, Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Married: 22 Oct 1745, Thame, Oxfordshire, Mary Simms

Father: Aaron Wooster

Mother: Mary Wilcox

Notes:

Info from www.mitchellfamilyonline.co.uk
He is not in the IGI, but there are 2 Aarons c. 20 Jun 1704, which appears as son of Moses
& Dorothy

Born: 17 Jun 1704, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Died: 1759, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Father: Moses Wooster

Mother: Dorothy Browne

Born: 1740, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Died: Abt 1740, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Father: Moses Wooster

Mother: Mary Welch

Born: 1741, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Father: Moses Wooster

Mother: Mary Welch

Born: 1832, West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire

Died: 22 Apr 1922, The Infirmary, The Plain, Epping, Essex

Married 1: 9 May 1859, Eton, Berkshire, Christiana Wigginton

Married 2: 1 Mar 1885, Hammersmith, London, Emily Alice Wheeler

Father: Thomas Wooster

Mother: Charlotte Bradbury Newell

Notes:

Info from www.mitchellfamilyonline.co.uk
Census 	7 Apr 1861 	Hammersmith, London, England   [1] 
Age: 28y 
Address:
6 South Street 
Occupation 	7 Apr 1861 	Hammersmith, London, England   [1] 
Groom 
Census 	2 Apr 1871 	Hammersmith, London, England   [2] 
Age: 39y 
Address:
20 Waterloo Street 
Occupation 	2 Apr 1871 	Hammersmith, London, England   [2] 
Groom 
Census 	3 Apr 1881 	Hammersmith, London, England   [3] 
Age: 49y 
Address:
19 Waterloo Street 
Occupation 	3 Apr 1881 	Hammersmith, London, England   [3] 
Carman 
Census 	2 Apr 1911 	Roydon, Essex, England   [4] 
Age: 79y 
Address:
Low Hill 
Occupation 	2 Apr 1911 	Roydon, Essex, England   [4] 
County Council Roadman

Born: 1894, Harrow, Middlesex

Father: Aaron Hill Wooster

Mother: Jane Shephard

Born: 1865, Watford, Hertfordshire

Died: 22 Jul 1941, Greenwich, London

Occupation: Foreman (Timber Yard), 1911

Census: 1911, Horsendon Hill Sudbury Near Harrow Middlesex ¹

Married: 21 Nov 1885, Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, Jane Shephard

Father: Charles Joseph Wooster

Mother: Hannah Hill

Notes:

2012 Birth date 4 Nov 1867 is wrong as had child when he was 16!
todo: census data Info from www.mitchellfamilyonline.co.uk
Census 	2 Apr 1871 	Bushey, Hertfordshire, England   [2] 
Age: 3y 
Address:
Sch 83, Manor Place 
Census 	3 Apr 1881 	Harrow, Middlesex, England   [1] 
Age: 13y 
Address:
2 Belmont Cottages, Byron Road 
Census 	5 Apr 1891 	Harrow, Middlesex, England   [3] 
Age: 23y 
Address:
Sch 79, Horsons Cottages 
Occupation 	5 Apr 1891 	Harrow, Middlesex, England   [3] 
Labourer 
Census 	31 Mar 1901 	Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex, England   [4] 
Age: 38y 
Address:
1+2 Hodson Cottages, Station Road 
Occupation 	31 Mar 1901 	Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middlesex, England   [4] 
Timber Yard Foreman 
Census 	2 Apr 1911 	Harrow, Middlesex, England   [5] 
Age: 46y 
Address:
Horsenden Hill 
Occupation 	2 Apr 1911 	Harrow, Middlesex, England   [5] 
Foreman (Timber Yard) 
Occupation 	1922 	Greenford, Middlesex, England   [6] 
Publican 
Address:
Ballot Box Public House, Horsenden Hill

Sources:

1. 1911 British Census, Horsendon Hill Sudbury Near Harrow Middlesex

Reg. District:	Brentford	Sub District:	Hanwell
Parish:	Perivale	Enum. District:	 13
Address:	Horsendon Hill Sudbury Near Harrow Middlesex
County:	Middlesex

WOOSTER, Aaron	Head	Married	 M	46	1865	Married Forman	Watford
WOOSTER, Jane	Wife	Married 26 years	 F	46	1865		Berkshire
WOOSTER, Minnie	Daughter	Single	 F	19	1892		Greenhill
WOOSTER, Sonnie Aaron	Son	Single	 M	17	1894	With Motor	Greenhill
WOOSTER, Harry Moses	Son	Single	 M	15	1896	About Timber Yard	Greenhill
WOOSTER, Fredrick	Son		 M	11	1900	School	Greenhill
WOOSTER, Daisy Jeanie	Daughter		 F	9	1902	School	Greenhill
WOOSTER, Alice Maud	Daughter		 F	7	1904	School	Perveil
WOOSTER, Winifred Drothy Maggie	Daughter		 F	6	1905	School	Perveil
WOOSTER, Earnest Lennord	Son		 M	5	1906		Perveil
WOOSTER, Queenie Olive Ivy	Daughter		 F	1	1910		Perveil

Born: Dec 1856, Putney, Surrey ¹

Census: 1861, 4 St James Place, St Pauls, Deptford ²

Census: 1871, Albert Grove Camden Terrace, Camberwell ³

Census: 1881, 39 East St, Brighton, Sussex ⁴

Occupation: Milliner, 1881, Brighton

Census: 1891, 88 Upland Road, Camberwell ⁵

Census: 1901, 88 Upland Road, Camberwell ⁶

Census: 1911, 157 Selhurst Road South Norwood ⁷

Married: Sep 1883, Camberwell, Austin Sanders ⁸

Father: Alfred Wooster

Mother: Jane Mary Hue

Notes:

could be 
Wooster	Ada 	Births	Dec 1856	Wandsworth 	1d	385
and 1881 census has
RG11/1091/10/p14
39 East St, Brighton, Sussex
WOOSTER, Ada	Assistant	Single	F	24	1857	 Milliner Putney Middlesex

Sources:

1. BMD Index

Wooster	Ada 	Births	Dec 1856	Wandsworth 	1d	385	

2. 1861 British Census, 4 St James Place, St Pauls, Deptford

Reg. District:	Greenwich	
Sub District:	1 St Paul Deptford
Parish:	St Pauls	Enum. District:	 3
Ecclesiastical District:	St James Hatcham	
Address: 4 St James Place, St Pauls, Deptford
County:	London, Kent

WOOSTER, Alfred	Head	Married	 M	39	1822	Cook To East India North Bermondsey Surrey
WOOSTER, Jane M	Wife	Married	 F	43	1818	 Bermondsey Surrey
WOOSTER, William	Son	Unm	 M	9	1852	Scholar Hampton Middlesex
WOOSTER, Alfred W	Son	Unm	 M	8	1853	 Putney Surrey
WOOSTER, Jane C	Daughter	Unm	 F	6	1855	Putney Surrey
WOOSTER, Ada	Daughter	Unm	 F	4	1857	 Putney Surrey
WOOSTER, Louisa	Daughter	Unm	 F	0 (11M)	1861	 Halsham Kent
HUE, Ann Elizabeth	Sister In Law	Unm	 F	45	1816	 Bermondsey Surrey
TOPPER, Anna	Visitor	Widow	 F	70	1791	 Clapham Surrey
MITCHELL, Rosannah	Servant	Unmarried	 F	18	1843	General Servant Camberwell Surrey

3. 1871 British Census, Albert Grove Camden Terrace, Camberwell

Reg. District:	Camberwell	
Sub District:	Peckham
Parish:	Camberwell	
Enum. District:	 2
Address: Albert Grove Camden Terrace, Camberwell
County:	London, Surrey

WOOSTER, Jane Mary	Head	Wid	 F	53	1818	Annunitant	Surrey Bermondsey
WOOSTER, Alfred W	Son	unm	 M	18	1853			Surrey Putney
WOOSTER, Jane C		Daug	unm	 F	16	1855	scholar		Surrey Putney
WOOSTER, Ada		Daug	unm	 F	14	1857	scholar		Surrey Putney
HUE, Ann E		Visitor		 F	55	1816			Surrey

4. 1881 British Census, 39 East St, Brighton, Sussex

Reg. District:	Brighton	
Sub District:	The Palace
Parish:	Brighton	
Address: 39 East St, Brighton
County:	Sussex

KNIGHT, Philadelphia	Manager Head	Single	 F	39	1842	Manageress Canterbury Kent
BARNS, Acurta	Assistant	Single	 F	27	1854	Milliner America
WRIGHT, Ann	Other	Single	 F	28	1853	Saleswoman Canterbury Kent
BROWNING, Mona	Assistant	Widow	 F	27	1854	Saleswoman Nk Kent
HONTON, Elizabeth	Assistant	Single	 F	25	1856	Cashier Brixton Surrey
WOOSTER, Ada	Assistant	Single	 F	24	1857	Milliner Putney Middlesex
TAYLOR, Hanna	Servant	Widow	 F	42	1839	Cook Dom Servt Shoreditch Middlesex
BYNERS, Emily	Servant	Single	 F	14	1867	General Servant London Middlesex

5. 1891 British Census, 88 Upland Road, Camberwell

Reg. District:	Camberwell	
Sub District:	Camberwell
Parish:	Camberwell	Enum. District:	 38
Ecclesiastical District:	St John	
Address: 88 Upland Road, Camberwell
County:	London

SANDERS, Austin	Head	Married	 M	40	1851	Brokers Clerk Peckham Surrey
SANDERS, Ada	Wife	Married	 F	34	1857	 Putney Surrey
SANDERS, Mary A	Daug		 F	6	1885	 Dulwich Surrey
SANDERS, Dorothy	Daug	 F	4	1887	 Dulwich Surrey
CRIPPS, Mary A	Servant	Married	 F	37	1854	Domestic Servant Clapton London

6. 1901 British Census, 88 Upland Road, Camberwell

Reg. District:	Camberwell	
Sub District:	Camberwell
Parish:	Camberwell	
Enum. District:	 52
Ecclesiastical District:	St Clement Dulwich Common	
Address: 88 Upland Road, Camberwell
County:	London

SANDERS, Austin	Head	Married	 M	50	1851	Oil Merchants Clerk Peckham London
SANDERS, Ada	Wife	Married	 F	44	1857	 Putney Surrey
SANDERS, Mary A	Daug	Single	 F	16	1885	 East Dulwich London
SANDERS, Dorothy	Daug	Single	 F	14	1887	 East Dulwich London
BRIDGER, Emily Agnes	Serv	Single	 F	17	1884	General Servant (Domestic) Critchmere Surrey

7. 1911 British Census, 157 Selhurst Road South Norwood

Reg. District:	Croydon	
Sub District:	North Croydon
Parish:	Croydon	
Enum. District:	 15
Address: 157 Selhurst Road South Norwood
County:	Surrey

Name	Relation	Condition/Yrs married	Sex	Age	Birth Year	Occupation	Where Born
SANDERS, Ada	Head	Widow	 F	53	1858	Private Means	Putney Middlesex
SANDERS, Dorothy	Daughter	Single	 F	24	1887	Living At Home	London East Dulwich
BATSTONE, Frances Dorothy	Granddaughter		 F	1	1910		Addiscombe Surrey
HACKER, Emily	Paying Guest	Single	 F	69	1842	Private Means	London Bermondsey

8. BMD Marriage Index

Sanders	Austin 	Marriages	Sep 1883	Camberwell 	1d	1293	 
Wooster	Ada 	Marriages	Sep 1883	Camberwell 	1d	1293	 

It is an assumption that the 1st cousins married