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1827 Born in Liverpool | 1827 Born in Liverpool | ||
1851 Charles Ledward 57, hat manufacturer, lived in Wirral, Birkenhead, with Mary Ledward 52, Elizth Ledward 26, '''Willm J Ledward''' 24, West Indian merchant, Mary J Ledward 22 | 1851 Charles Ledward 57, hat manufacturer, lived in Wirral, Birkenhead, with Mary Ledward 52, Elizth Ledward 26, '''Willm J Ledward''' 24, West Indian merchant, Mary J Ledward 22, Hugh Ledward 17<ref>1851 census</ref> | ||
Hugh Ledward 17<ref>1851 census</ref> | |||
1857 Married Mareclla Catherine Walton in York<ref>BMD</ref> | |||
1861 William J Ledward 34, iron master, lived in Guisborough with Mariella C Ledward 25, Alice M Ledward 2, William R Ledward 10 months<ref>1861 census</ref> | |||
1863-6 [[William Jellicorse Ledward]] was a partner in [[Pease, Hutchinson and Ledward]] at the [[Skerne Ironworks]] | |||
Later seems to have gone into business for himself - see [[W. J. Ledward]] | |||
1871 Willim J Ledward 44, curate, lived in Ulverston with Marilla C Ledward 34, Alice Ledward | 1871 Willim J Ledward 44, curate, lived in Ulverston with Marilla C Ledward 34, Alice Ledward | ||
Latest revision as of 09:02, 12 June 2021
1827 Born in Liverpool
1851 Charles Ledward 57, hat manufacturer, lived in Wirral, Birkenhead, with Mary Ledward 52, Elizth Ledward 26, Willm J Ledward 24, West Indian merchant, Mary J Ledward 22, Hugh Ledward 17[1]
1857 Married Mareclla Catherine Walton in York[2]
1861 William J Ledward 34, iron master, lived in Guisborough with Mariella C Ledward 25, Alice M Ledward 2, William R Ledward 10 months[3]
1863-6 William Jellicorse Ledward was a partner in Pease, Hutchinson and Ledward at the Skerne Ironworks
Later seems to have gone into business for himself - see W. J. Ledward
1871 Willim J Ledward 44, curate, lived in Ulverston with Marilla C Ledward 34, Alice Ledward 12, Wm Ledward, 10, Charles Ledward 5[4]
1915 The Rev W. J. Ledward died in West Ealing[5]