Notes for James Hughes: In 1901, according to the census, only one Woodside Cottage is occupied, by a Mary Hughes, aged 50 and almost blind. In 1891, again according to the census, many Woodside Cottages housed families, including James and Mary Ann Hughes (no children yet).
James' birth registration probably Mar 1866, Narberth 11a 73_ but page number indecipherable in FreeBMD. Ancestry.com has page number 458. Sent for certificate Dec 26th.
Living next door to Mary Ann's sister, Emma Jane, and her husband Benjamin Richard in 1891.
More About James Hughes: Address (Facts Pg) 1: 1891, 12, Wood Side Cottage, St. Issells, Pembrokeshire, Wales.880 Address (Facts Pg) 2: Bef. Nov 1890, Stepaside, Pembrokeshire.881 Occupation 1: 1891, Coal miner.882 Occupation 2: 08 Nov 1890, Collier.883 Occupation 3: 1897, Coal miner.884
More About James Hughes and Mary Ann Hale: Marriage: 08 Nov 1890, Parish church, Amroth, Pembrokeshire.885 Marriage bann: By banns. Witness 1: 08 Nov 1890, Edmund Hale (bride's father).886 Witness 2: 08 Nov 1890, Humphrey Allan.887
Marriage Notes for James Hughes and Mary Ann Hale: Wedding conducted by the vicar, Thomas David.
Children of James Hughes and Mary Ann Hale are:
+Frederick John Hughes, b. 25 Aug 1894, Amroth, Pembrokeshire, Wales888, d. 31 Dec 1957, Rutland Memorial Hospital, Oakham, Rutland, England889.
James Hughes (b. 30 Mar 1867)
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