Edward WYMAN

Abt 1844 - 1915  (~ 71 years)

• Name	Edward WYMAN
  Birth	Abt 1844	Edmonton, Middlesex
  Gender	Male
  Reference Number	3655
  _UID	38E0EF44E63049F6AC14D12F5D15F41FE5F5
  Death	Mar 1915	Edmonton RD   [1]
  Notes	1881 census: at 9 Hyde Terrace, The Hyde, Edmonton (all WYMAN), Edward (head, 37, builders labourer, born Edmonton), Ann (wife, 31, born Edmonton), William* (son, 12, born Edmonton), Pamela (daughter, 8, scholar, born Tottenham), Edward (6, scholar, born Tottenham), Frederick (son, 4, born Tottenham), Alfred (son, 2, born Tottenham) and George (1, born Edmonton). * I think William must have been Ann's illegitimate son. If he was 12 when the 1881 census was done, the birth year suggested is 1868 or 1869. The birth of a William Minter took place on 13 March 1870 in the Edmonton Union Workhouse, no father shown, mother Annie Minter. Annie was the registration informant on 22 March 1870: she marked, and gave Union Workhouse, Edmonton as her address. Although I can't find Ann or Annie in the Edmonton Union Workhouse at the time of the 1871 census, it's where her father was. Later: I've now found an 1871 census entry which almost certainly refers to Ann ("Anny") and her son William. The entry is indexed by ancestry.com as MINTEN: in Barrowfield Lane, Edmonton, Middlesex, as lodgers with Robert & Rebecca DAVIS and family, Anny MINTER, unmarried, 20, born Edmonton and William MINTER (1, born Edmonton). Until further evidence suggests the above is wrong, I'm treating William as Ann's son. 1891 census: at 2 Wooden Cotts, Barrow Field Lane, Edmonton (all WYMAN), Edward (head, 47, general labourer, born Herts NK), Annie (wife, 41, born Edmonton), William (son, 21, sawyers labourer, born Edmonton), Pamela (daughter, 18, cartright factory hand, born Tottenham), Edward (17, general labourer, born Tottenham), Frederick (son, 15, general labourer, born Tottenham), Alfred (son, 13, scholar, born Tottenham), George (11, scholar, born Edmonton, dumb), Thomas (son, 9, scholar, born Edmonton), Annie (daughter, 4, born Edmonton), Maud (daughter, 4, born Edmonton) and John (son, 3 months, born Edmonton). 1901 census: at 144 St Mary's Rd, Edmonton (all WYMAN), Edward (head, 57, general labourer, born Edmonton), Annie (wife, 53, born Edmonton), Alfred (son, 23, general labourer, born Tottenham), George (21, general labourer, born Edmonton, deaf & dumb), Tom (son, 17, general labourer, born Edmonton), Annie (daughter, 15, factory hand, born Edmonton), Maud (daughter, 12, born Edmonton) and Jack (son, 11, born Edmonton). 1911 census: at 34 St Mary's Rd, Edmonton (3 rooms) (all WYMAN), Edward (head, 68, general labourer, born Edmonton), Annie (wife, 63, married 40 years, 13 children, 9 living 4 dead, washer, born Edmonton), George (27, single, general labourer, born Edmonton) and John (son, 20, general labourer, born Edmonton, dumb).
  Person ID	I3655	Ash, Kent
  Last Modified	16 Jul 2024

  
  

  Family	Ann Minter,   b. Sep 1850, Edmonton, Middlesex d. Sep 1925, Edmonton RD (Age ~ 75 years)
  Marriage	Sep 1874	Edmonton RD   [2]
  Family ID	F795	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	2 Apr 2016

  
  

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  [S3] BMD index, aged 71, Q1 1915 Edmonton 3a/894. (Reliability: 3). [S3] BMD index.