Amy Wilson

  General Notes:

Amy's marriage was a bigamous marrriage - on his part. She emigrat ed to NZ (and married there) but returned to the UK and died in Leicesters hire. Jack Piggot was a Wharf Labourer ( and co-worker of William Henry So uthern). He was involved in the Rag trade in the 1920's. There were no chi ldren of the marriage, and their NZ address was Binham(?) St, Newtow n. It was not until the death of Jack Piggott that it came to light he w as already married when he married Amy Wilson.

1881 Census RG11/4594 Castleford : Cemetery Lane, George Wilson 42 coal mi ner born in Aberford, Ann 43 born in Leeds, Charles Henry 19, born in Huns let, George 16, Robert 13, Sarah Ellen 10 - born in Leeds, Pollie 6 bo rn in Castleford, Annie 6, born in Leeds, Joe 3, born in Castleford

1891 Census RG12/3099 Middle Hulton : 365 St Helens Road, George Wils on 53 Coal Miner, Ann 53, Robert 22 coal miner, Sarah Ellen 20 woollen wea ver, Amy 18 cotton weaver - born in Leeds, Polly 16 cotton weaver bo rn in Castleford

1901 Census RG13/3604 Bolton : 365 St Helens Road, Charles Henry Wilson 3 8, collier born in Leeds, Hannah 40 born in Lancashire, Geo. W. 18, cott on pieces, , Violet 9 - born in Bolton, Charles Henry 6 born in Leigh, Lan cs., Ann Hood Wilson, mother, widow, 62 born in Leeds, Amey Wilson sist er 18, cotton weaver born in Leeds

Emigration: Came out to NZ after 1912 and boarded with Polly and Family.

Amy married Jack Piggott. (Jack Piggott was born circa 1870.)