Woolleys of Liverpool or Broxton, Cheshire

[heywood]

How do you know all those family names - sisters and sisters’ children?

[heywood]

There is a John Woolley boarding in Broxton in 1911
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XW3D-TBQ

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Info only.

TRIMARCO, ANGELA  MARIA     mmn CONNOLLY 
GRO Reference: 1905  J Quarter in HEMEL HEMPSTED  Volume 03A  Page 860
 
She appears on 1921 census as

Angela
Trimmer
1862
Italy
Liverpool
Liverpool
Lancashire

Angela
Trimmer (Woolley)
1905 (dob 10.4.1905 taken from 1939 reg-goes onto marrying a Mr Smith)
London, London, England
Liverpool
Liverpool
Lancashire

John

[heywood]

1901 3363 /100/10

Transcribed on one site as Woodey

Bulkeley, Cheshire
John Woolley  42 yrs
Mary  25 yrs
Elsie 3 yrs
Mabel 2 yrs
Mary 3 weeks


Children have mmn Jones

[heywood]

The 1901 entry above matches the family who are boarding in 1911 - link given. Polly is a pet name for Mary.
Elsie, in 1911, is a servant in another household in the area.

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 Info only Trimarco family in Liverpool 1911

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWRT-SWW

Marriage

Marriages Dec 1892   
CHAPLIN    Emily Worthy        Holborn    1b   1314    
Connolly    Mary Ellen        Holborn    1b   1314   
Fiore    Edward Joseph        Holborn    1b   1314    
Trimarco    Angelomaria        Holborn    1b   1314   

John

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Angelo & Mary (Nee' Connolly) appear on 1939 war register as TRIMATEO

Mary Ellen dies 1940 aged 64
Angelo dies aged 82 in 1946.

John

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John Edward Woolley baptised on 12th July 1893 at Edge Hill, St Catherine, son of John, a Carter, and Elizabeth (Jones not Owen as shown on the trees)

Plenty of Trimarco photographs, marriages etc. on some of the trees, and marriage certificate for Angelo.

Brothers Samuel Wooley, 1898, and Ernest, 1900, also Jones. They are here in 1911: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XWTT-SV4

David

[heywood]

Those siblings don’t match the names given by idyia14.
That would seem to be the answer - is it the Liverpool family or the Broxton family?