LOOK UP REQUEST:- ST MARTINS IN THE FIELD

[rutht22000]

Hi

Yes, it looks like it...one married to Milborough and one to Mary

[keyboard86]

Hi

Yes, it looks like it...one married to Milborough and one to Mary

  Agree, it looks like it, but if Millborough dies 1862 where is she 1861, and the 1851 family?
Keyboard86

[mckha489]

1862 Obituary says Mrs G.E. Williams of 6 Royal Crescent

Added, So maybe Mary M is Milborough

[keyboard86]

1862 Obituary says Mrs G.E. Williams of 6 Royal Crescent

This is the address of the George E Williams occ Solicitor in 1861?
Keyboard86

[mckha489]

1862 Obituary says Mrs G.E. Williams of 6 Royal Crescent

This is the address of the George E Williams occ Solicitor in 1861?
Keyboard86

Yes.

She had been ill for some time and Mr Williams is in a shattered state of health.

[rutht22000]

George and Mary are at 6 Royal Crescent in 1861  (George Edmunds Williams dies in 1868 at 6 Royal Crescent according to his obit in the paper)

Brain hurts....Millborough and Mary may well be the same person...

[rutht22000]

She is Millborough on their daughter Sarah Ann's baptism on 1 June 1844 at Cheltenham

[mckha489]

And Millborough at death

 
WILLIAMS, MILLBOROUGH       46     
Sept qtr 1862 CHELTENHAM RD Volume 06A  Page 199

They must be the same person

[rutht22000]

George Edmunds Williams seems a very well to do man, had some standing according to various newspapers of the time.

I wonder if Millborough, having had 2 (on the face of it) illegitimate children used Carlton and invented George Cox on her daughter's baptism in 1839 to make it more respectable when she was Millborough Cox at birth.  Maybe Mr Carlton was one of the fathers?

GEW certainly seems to have taken her 1839 daughter on as his own as this daughter names him as her father on her marriage certificate and uses Williams