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Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage April 24 Frederick Slow 26 Bachelor Gardener Sutton, Surrey George Slow Farm bailiff 1905 May James 20 Spinster - Quatt Linnceus Gardener James Witnesses: L. James, Henrietta ?Duick Vicar: H. B. Wolryche Whitmore Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage November 25 Joseph Alfred Riley 38 Bachelor Brush Maker ?? Hunslet William Riley Cabinet Maker 1905 Emma Challner 41 Spinster Hampton Richard Labourer Loade Challner Witnesses: R. Challner, L. Parkinson Vicar: H. B. Wolryche Whitmore Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage September 19 Charles Giles 44 Bachelor Labourer Quatt Thomas Giles Labourer 1906 Sarah Jane Parton 27 Spinster Quatt William Parton Labourer Witnesses: Charles Leith, Ellen Giles Vicar: H. B. Wolryche Whitmore Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 22 1907 George Baker 31 Bachelor Labourer Mose John Baker Labourer Fanny Giles 41 Widow Caretaker Dudmaston Richard Davis Labourer Witnesses: Clara Annie Baker, William Rogers Vicar: H. B. Wolryche Whitmore Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage January 30th David Jarman 25 Bachelor Coachman Tettenhall David Jarman Coachman 1908 (deceased) Emily Burton 28 Spinster Quatt Thomas Burton Labourer Witnesses: Thomas Burton, Annie Burton Vicar: C. V. Gresley Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage August 24 Jasper Craig 22 Bachelor Baker’s Man Mose William Craig Farmer 1908 Florence Beatrice 20 Spinster Caretaker Mose Thomas Labourer Humphries Humphries Witnesses: Thomas Humphries, Florence Meyrick Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 25 1910 George Harry Welch 39 Bachelor Labourer Wootton Henry Welch Labourer Alice Preece 32 Spinster Wootton William Preece Labourer Witnesses: John Bennett, Harriet Preece Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 25 1910 Richard Hobbs 36 Bachelor Blacksmith Long Whatton, Richard Hobbs Butcher Leicerstshire Agnes Sarah Elizabeth 29 Spinster Quatt William Joseph Mason Neale Neale Witnesses: W.J. Neale, E. Smith Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 25 1910 Frank Wadlow Meredith 36 Bachelor Farmer Kings Nordley Henry George Farmer Tuck Hill Meredith Harriett Gertrude Lawley 29 widow Farmer Lodge Farm Samuel Massie Farmer Quatt Witnesses: Samuel Harry Massie, Clara Louise Massie Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 14 1913 Thomas Goff 32 Bachelor Farmer Quatt Farm, Thomas Goff Farmer Quatt Harriet Simcock 28 spinster Farmer ? The Hoel Hugh Simcock Farmer Quatt Witnesses: Hugh Simcock, Hannah Simcock Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage July 14 1913 George Ernest Davies 25 Bachelor Labourer Stems William Davis Labourer Cottages, Quatt Evelyn May Morris 20 Spinster Stems not given Cottages Quatt Witnesses: William Davis, Violet Edith Davies Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage September 27 Harry Dyer 31 Bachelor Oven Man Wrockwardine ...Dyer Carter 1913 Wood Mary Ann Taft 31 Spinster Mose, Quatt Enoch Taft Labourer Witnesses: George Welsh, Emily Taft Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage January 6 1914 John Worrall 41 Bachelor farmer Cleobury William Worrall Farmer Mortimer deceased Martha Phyllis Davies 31 Spinster Stems William Davies Labourer Cottages Quatt Witnesses: George Ernest Davies, Daisy Ann Davies Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage May 21 1914 Thomas Bache 21 Bachelor Gardener Mose, Quatt George Bache Gardener deceased Mary Jane Mason 22 Spinster Mose, Quatt John Francis Labourer Mason Witnesses: Thomas Emery Francis, William Neale Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage September 23 John George Davies 21 Bachelor Labourer Newton, Joseph Davies Labourer 1914 Worfield Harriet Taft 26 Spinster Mose, Quatt Enoch Taft Labourer Witnesses: John Taft, Emily Taft Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 7th 1915 Robert Jones 25 Bachelor Labourer 25 Quatt Thomas Jones Labourer Lilly Noake 23 Spinster 25 Quatt Harry Noake Labourer Witnesses: William Bray, Alice Louisa Jones Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage December 27th Richard Challner 34 Bachelor Collier 18 Hampton Richard Waggoner 1915 Loade Challner (deceased) Emily Taft 30 Spinster 44 Mose Enoch Taft Workman Witnesses: John Taft, Florence E. Parkinson Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 12th 1916 Henry Hanson 33 Bachelor Quarry man 27 Quatt Thomas Labourer Hanson Emily Elizabeth 30 Spinster 27 Quatt James Waggoner Humphries Humphries Witnesses: James Humphries, Beatrice Beetlestone Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage April 9th 1917 William Weaver 41 Bachelor Dyer’s Labourer 33, Hospital St not known Bridgnorth Jessie Louisa Baker 36 Spinster 49 Mose, Quatt John Baker Labourer Witnesses: Clara Annie Baker, George Harry Baker Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage July 29th 1920 Fred Herbert Troth 36 Bachelor Clerk 38, Walker’s Luke Troth ?Fitter Close, West Bromwich Elsie Frances Gwilt 23 Spinster 44, Hampton Edward Gwilt ? Loade Witnesses: Edward Theodore Troth, William Gwilt Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage July 6th 1921 Edward Elcock 43 Bachelor Chauffeur Six Ashes, George Elcock Wheelwright Tuck Hill Annie Burton 44 Spinster Dudmaston Thomas Burton Agricultural Quatt (deceased) Labourer Witnesses: Thomas Burton, Sarah Ann Burton Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage December 7 Sidney Herbert Ryder 30 Bachelor Draper 7, Waterloo Amos Ryder Draper 1922 Terrace, (deceased) Bridgnorth Jessie Pryke 22 Spinster Comer Wood, George Pryke Gamekeeper Bridgnorth Witnesses: S. Pryke, Rose Pryke Vicar: James S. Roper Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage October 1st James Thomas William 27 Bachelor Boatman Hampton James Christie Seaman 1923 Christie Loade (deceased) Anne Carroll 27 Spinster Hampton William Carroll Labourer Loade (deceased) Witnesses: Albert Edward Weale, Thomas Bennett Vicar: S. Pountney Smith Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage October 3rd William James Horton 34 Bachelor Farmer Quatt Samuel Horton Farmer 1925 Mary Alison Croxton 33 Spinster Quatt John Gwilt Blacksmith Croxton Witnesses: John Gwilt Croxton, Frederick John Horton, Jane Cathrall Croxton Vicar: James S. Roper Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage March 7th 1929 Allan Christopher 29 Bachelor Engineer ?Parly Cyril Henry Estate Agent Harrison Mansions, Gilmore Battersea, Harrison Sw11 Pamela Frances Cook 25 Spinster The Dower George Trevor Officer HM House, Quatt Robert Cook Forces (deceased) Witnesses: Alice Cook, J. C. Harrison Vicar: E. C. Wilson Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage October 16th Joseph Morris 28 Bachelor Farm Labourer Gatacre Park Edwin Morris Farm Labourer 1929 Cottages Emma Louisa Roberts 26 Spinster Wooton Brook Albert George Farm Labourer Roberts Witnesses: Albert George Roberts, Gladys Ethel Roberts Vicar: Noel Marsh Quatt Marriages 1905- 1950 Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage June 9th 1930 John Edwards 28 Bachelor Farm Labourer Withington John Edwards Farm Labourer Gladys Ethel Roberts 23 Spinster Quatt Albert George Farm Labourer Roberts Witnesses: Alec Roger Manley, Emma Louisa Roberts Vicar: Gwyn L. Amphlett Date Name Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at Father’s name Father’s time of ocupation marriage October 24th Jeremiah Holland 27 Bachelor Mechanic 20 Quatt John Holland Deceased 1932 Elaine Mary Steward 23
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