She is my G G grandmother, she married Thomas Heap 16 Feb 1879, and is the daughter of Charles Berrington from Bedford in 1848 he was a builder and moved to Liverpool one of the roads he built is named after him "charles berrington road" he died in 1910 with assets valued at over £330,000.00
any more info on him or his would be lovely.

Ive just been told that Mary and Charles are actually siblings

The Charles Berrington of Bedford was my great great great grandfather's (Joseph Parrish Berrington) brother. My great great grandfather's name was also Charles Berrington, so apparently named after his uncle, your great great great grandfather!

"Your" Charles Berrington was the son of John and Ann (Parrish) Berrington and my records show he was born in 1839 and died on Nov. 22, 1910. He had 10 siblings, but I only know the names of three: Joseph (my G G G grandfather), Emma (Berrington) Thompson and Mary (Berrington) Thompson.

John Berrington was the son of John (born 1770) and Elizabeth (Wiles) Berrington. He was born in 1800 and died on Sept. 30, 1883.

Ann was the daughter of James & Abigail Parrish from Cotton End. Ann was born on May 11, 1806 in Cotton End, married John Berrington on Dec. 24, 1822, and she lived her entire life (103 years) in Cardington, near Bedford, Bedfordshire. She had 10 children, one of which was my great, great, great grandfather, Joseph Parrish Berrington. He was born May 11, 1828, immigrated to the US (Cleveland,Ohio) in Dec. 1851 with his sister, Mary (Berrington) Thompson, and died on Jan. 16, 1916 in Clevland, Ohio.

I hope this helps. I have more genealogy on John Berrington going back four generations to the early 1700's if your interested.

I may be mistaken. I re-read your post and realized that I misinterptreted it the first time, there must be another Mary Berrington with a brother named Charles from Bedford. The Mary Berrington I'm referring to married John Thompson on April 15, 1845 and they came to the US in 1851. She did have a brother named Charles that was in Bedford though??

Sorry for any confusion i may have caused you.