WILKINS Chart 0300

This is a Chart for Willie James Wilkins and (Maria) Jane Cobb

  married
13th May 1903
Ringwood
Hampshire
registered
June quarter
1903
Ringwood district
Hampshire
 
 
1
WILLIE JAMES WILKINS

born  
10th August 1880
The Grange, Wimbourne Miners, Dorset
occupation 
1891 Scholar, 1901 Plasterer
worked at High Hall Grange, Wimborne, Dorset
Skilled Bricklayer/Builder/Highways Superintendent
1947 Council Foreman (administration of wife)
military service
1914 - 1918
 Served in Salonica/Russia Royal Engineers
died 
30th August 1968
Lichfield District, Staffordshire
 Age 88 years
buried  
September 1868
Burntwood
 Staffordshire
probate
21st October 1968
Leicester
will
£4749
  2
(MARIA) JANE COBB
born
15th April
1876
Cobb Cottage
Idstone
Berkshire
or Shrivenham (1911), Berkshire registered 
June quarter
1876 Faringdon district
Berkshire
  as 
Maria Jane
occupation
1881 Scholar
1891 Dressmaker;
1901 Cook;
1939 Unpaid Domestic Duties
"Worked for some while at Hampton Court Middlesex for the Walpole family"
died 
12th May 1947 
registered
June quarter
1947
Lichfield district Staffordshire
 Aged 71 
(as Maria J)
buried  
May 1947
Burntwood, Staffordshire
administration 
29th September 1947
London
to
Willie James WILKINS (husband)
Council Foreman 
and 
Emma May ATKINS
(wife of Herbert ATKINS)
will
£178 7s.

3
George
Albert
WILKINS

born  
15th March 1904
Mycroft, Poulner
Ringwood, Hampshire
died  
December quarter
 1976,
Cirencester District
Gloucestershire
cremated and buried
Cirencester, Gloucestershire

married
Kathleen Isobel
ALLSOP
born about
11th June 1911 
Chasetown, Staffordshire
died
9 December, 2007
 Cirencester, Gloucestershire 
Age 96
4
Emma
May (
WILKINS

born  
5th August, 1905
Ringwood, Hampshire
buried
Burntwood, Staffordshire

married
Herbert
ATKINS
born about
1900

no issue
5
Ralph
WILKINS

born
 10th May 1908
Clapgates
Grange Lane
 Wimborne, Dorset
baptised
14th June 1908
Hinton Parva
Wimborne
Dorset
died  
13th January 1970
Cambridge Hospital
Aldershot, Hampshire
Age 62 years
buried  
16th January 1970
Park Crematorium, Guildford Road
Aldershot, Hampshire

married
10th December 1935
Ogley Hay, Brownhills, Staffordshire
Violet
TWIST
born
 
26th March 1908
The Firs
 Lichfield Road
 Ogley Hay
 Brownhills, Staffordshire
died
15th April 1990
13 Seymour Court
Fleet Road
Fleet,
Hampshire 
Age 82
  1. 1881 Wimbourne Grange, Wimbourne, Dorset. Father - George WILKINS aged 37 born Donhead, Wiltshire, mother Emma aged 38 born Donhead, Wiltshire, siblings, John W 16 Blacksmith born Donhead, Wiltshire, William H 9 Scholar born Buckthorne, Dorset, Frederick C 8 Scholar born Burckthorne, Dorset, then Willie J aged 7 monthsborn Wimbourne, Dorset. There was a lodger a Thomas PARSONS aged 28 a Gardener born Wimbourne, Dorset.
    1891 Grange, Wimbourne Minster, Dorset. Father - George WILKINS aged 48 a Blacksmith, born Donhead St Andrew's, Wiltshire, Mother Emma, aged 47 born Donhead St Mary's, Wiltshire, siblings, Henry 20 Blacksmith born Buckthorne Weston, Dorset, Frederick 18 Labourer, born Buckthorne Weston, Dorset, then Willie and then Florence 8 born Wimbourne. there was a Lodger a Edward TRIM aged 58 a Labourer born Donhead St Mary's Wiltshire.
    1901 The Grange, Colehill, Wimbourne, Dorset. Willie down as William J, Father George WILKINS aged 57 a Blacksmith (employer), down as being born in Donhead St Mary on this Census and his mother Emma aged 57 born Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire. Only the three of them on this Census.
    1968 117 Cannock Road, Burntwood nr Lichfield (address given at probate)
  2. 1881 Lyons Gate, Minterne Magna, Dorchester, Dorset as Maria. Esau PAULLEY (33) Agri Labourer born Minterne, Dorset, wife Eliza (27) Agri Labourer Wife born Bere Regis, Dorset and niece Maria COBB (4) Scholar born Idstone, Berkshire (Eliza was the sister of Louisa, Maria's mother)
    1891 Green Lane, Crowe, Ringwood, Hampshire as Jane Mark shown as age 40 which does not tally with exact birth and baptism dates we have been given Mark COBB (49) Farm Carter born Bere Regis, Dorset, wife Louisa (45) born Bere Regis, Dorset, children Charles T (24) Railway Platelayer born Morden, Dorset, Annie L (21) born Morden Dorset, Herbert W (19) Farm Labourer, born Idstone, Berkshire, Frank (18) Platelayer born Idstone, Dorset, Jane (15) Dressmaker born Idstone, Dorset, Albert (9) Scholar born Ringwood, Hampshire, George (6) Scholar born Ringwood, Hampshire and Alice (3) born Ringwood, Hampshire
    1901 Allendale, East Bow, Wimborne, Wimborne Minster, Dorset as Maria J. Servant to John WATTS. John WATTS (80) Living On His Own Means born Frampton, Gloucestershire and wife Pdeline (?) (66) born Bridgenorth, Shropshire. Servants were Maria J COBB (25) Cook Domestic born Idstone, Berkshire, Clara a JEANES (23) Parlour Maid (Domestic) born Mappowder, Dorset, Edith STAPLE (22) House Maid born Wimborne, Dorset, Edith M STEEL (16) Kitchen Maid born Parkstone, Dorset and William J WAGG (19) Groom born Holt, Norfolk
    1911 Grange Wimborne, Colehill, Dorset as Maria Jane. Willie James WILKINS (30) Bricklayer born Wimborne, Dorset, wife Maria Jane (34) born Shrivenham, Berkshire, children George Albert (8). Emma May (5) both born Ringwood, Hampshire and
    Ralph (2) born Wimborne, Dorset. On the 1911 census Maria Jane is shown as having been married 7 years and having had 3 children all still living
    1939 99 Cannock Road, Burntwood, Lichfield R.D., Staffordshire as Maria J. Willie J WILKINS (born 10 August 1880 Clerk Of Works Local Authority and Maria J WILKINS (born 15 April 1876) Unpaid Domestic Duties
    1947 99 Cannock Road, Burntwood near Lichfield (address given at administration)
  3. Family moved to Cirencester, Gloucestershire in 1937
    Querns Lane, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
    The Eulogy for Kathleen Isobel ALLSOP
    Kathleen was born in Chasetown. Staffordshire and in the 1920s her family experienced the difficulties experienced by many as a result of the post was depression. As a young girl Kathleen went into service and from the time of her marriage she remained a housewife - an excellent one she was too. Ralph rejoices in the fact that during the years of the Second World War, they never experienced hunger, the garden, the allotment and the free range chickens providing all their needs. She was a woman who never spoke ill of anyone, never got angry and the only time Ralph ever saw her upset was when she was told that she had to have several evacuees during the war, and when her only child, Ralph, went into the army at 18. As well as her own family she kept an eye on her brothers and sisters and an even closer one on the grandchildren, Jo, Rebecca and the four great grandchildren when they arrived. She was indeed, the WILKINS family matriarch.
    Kathleen was an excellent cook, and pre-packed meals to her were an abomination, and Ralph will tell you I am sure, how meticulous she was about making tea - no tea bags in her house.
    Since her husband Albert’s death 30 years ago Kathleen has lived in a Warden controlled flat in Cirencester and her quality of life was somewhat curtailed when she had to have her leg amputated followed by another partial amputation resulting in confinement to a wheelchair. However, the home remained immaculate and cooking was still prepared. Her enjoyment in her later years included watching Songs of Praise, enjoying Noel EDMUNDS' appearances on TV and valuing the kindness she received from her neighbours Ernest and Brenda and the Carers who looked after her so well. Kathleen has outlived most of her friends and contemporaries and now has gone to join them we pray but the memory of Kathleen as a truly remarkable mother, mother in law, and grandmother and great grandmother will never be forgotten.
    To Ralph, Mary, Jo, Rebecca and the family we extend our sympathies but rejoice with them in the wonderful memories that they hold.
    May Kathleen now find the peace which she so long desired in the safe and tender arms of Jesus Our Lord.
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