Mary Ann Walters

  General Notes:

She possibly married and became Mary Smith
In 1845 she has her first child at the age of 17 - father not known
In 1851 she is living in St. Weonards - a house called "Ash Poppies", in between Hop House and Warndell. She has a visitor- Eliza Walters - unmarried born in Garway and a 'Butcher's Daughter'.
After her death, children go into orphanages and service

In 1871 they are living in St. Weonards - she is described as 43

  Noted events in her life were:

• source. I can see that this connection with Edmund Thompson doesn't seem correct according to Nigel Byles but that is how it was given to me in the Aaron Dawes ged file. I have now isolated her from Edmund Thompson so this line is an orphan line until I find the link.
Robyn Bray January 2015

Mary married Smith on 31 Mar 1849 in Garway or St. Weonards, Herefordshire England. (Smith was born circa 1825.)

  Marriage Notes:

March 1849

View RecordSmith, John1849MarchMarriagesRossGloucestershireHerefordshire Hereford and Worcester
View RecordWalters, Mary Anne1849MarchMarriagesRossGloucestershireHerefordshire Hereford and Worcester