Wallwork - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: WALLWORK FAMILY + HULME< MANCHESTER.

davidrharrison8 — 2012-05-18 19:51:38Z

Hi Richard. My name is David Harrison and my mother is Muriel Elizabeth Wallwork born in 1919 and the only child of Frank Wallwork who was son of Alfred and Ann Wallwork of Hulme. Alfred was a son of Henry Wallwork who married a lady called Ann in 1846 and died in 1860. Henry had earlier been imprisoned for 6 months for embezzlement and charged with another unspecified offence in 1849 but acquitted. I cannot find any Birth Cert or reference in any record to Henry's birth so I have asked for a copy of his Marriage Cert. I am just embarking on my Wallwork Family Tree and any info you have would be really appreciated.

Re: Wallwork''s in Lancashire

sheldrakeh — 2012-05-01 22:36:17Z

hello, Soory the Baines family are in my tree but sadly no Lily & no Wallworks.
A family of Wallworks still live in the Chorley area.

Re: ANCESTORS

jussybabes41 — 2012-04-10 23:23:54Z

there are some wallworks in my tree that connect to the name harding .

justine

Re: Wallwork''s in Lancashire

jussybabes41 — 2012-04-10 23:21:25Z

hello ,

my grandmother was lily baines and her mother was meant to be elizabeth ann wallwork , does any of this ring a bell .

Re: Wallwork's from NSW Australia and their ancestors.

heymissjo — 2012-02-04 08:38:01Z

Hi Tara,

I have just seen your post on the Wallwork family and believe we have a link. I have only just started to research the Wallwork family recently for my husband.

In your post you mentioned a William Thomas Richard Wallwork, son of John Wellington and Caroline Bayman. The line I have been researching is William's younger brother Albert Edmund Chameray Wallwork, who is my husbands Great Grandfather. I believe that John Wellington and Caroline had eleven children; Frances Louisa, Robert Bayman, Caroline, Sarah Maria, Joseph Samuel, Sarah Jane, John William, Lettice Eliza, William Thomas Richard, Mary Jane Perkins and Albert Edmund Chameray.

Am happy to make contact and share the information that I have. Look forward to hearing from you.

Cheers
Jo heymissjo@hotmail.com

William Wallwork (1887-1991)

calumsmith4 — 2011-12-05 18:10:50Z

Hi,
I'm researching the history of rock climbing in the Cuillin mountains in Skye. There is a climb there called Wallwork's Route first climbed by William Wallwork (1887-1919) in 1915. William was from the Manchester area (possibly Walkden or Fallowfield)and had a brother Tom.
I would be very grateful for any biographical information. I have a photo if anyone is interested,
Regards'
Calum

Daniel M. Wallwork - Muskingum County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-09-11 00:57:32Z

Daniel M. Wallwork, one of the most highly respected citizens of Muskingum County entered into rest Sunday morning at 9:15 o'clock at the home on the Adamsville road.
About a year ago Mr. Wallwork received a fall resulting in an injury to his spine which baffled the skill and experience of physicians. During the past six months he had been growing steadily worse and had not left his bed for two or three months.
All that medical science could do to alleviate his sufferings was done without avail and after a night of unconsciousness he quietly passed away Sunday morning.

Mr. Wallwork was in his second term as director of the Muskingum county infirmary, a position in which he executed his duties in a manner that won the confidence and friendship to all that came in contact with him.
He was 66 years of age last January and had always been a resident of this county, having lived twenty-five years at the residence in which he died.
A widow, three daughters and two sons are left to mourn their loss of a kind indulgent husband and father.
The children are Estella V., living at home: Grace, the wife of Arthur F. Hess of Indianapolis; Lillian, the wife of William H. Claspill of Columbus; Fred Wallwork of Underwood street; this city, and Lawrence Wallwork of Columbus. (Ohio)
In addition to his immediate family Mr. Wallwork leave two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. Anna M. Webster, Adair avenue; Mrs. Mary Smith, Ridge avenue; John Wallwork, East Pike and James Wallwork, McIntire avenue.
Mr. Wallwork was a veteran of the Civil war having served as a member of Company F, Sixty-second regiment and Company G. One Hundred and Fifty-ninth regiment O.V.I.
Sunday and Monday scores of sorrowing friends called at the house to take a last look at the remains of one who had been a sincere, honest and God-fearing man during life and who in death left a record of good deeds which will serve to keep his memory fresh in the minds of all who knew him for his worth.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at the house at 1 o'clock, Rev. C. L. Alspach officiating.
Interment will be made at Greenwood cemetery

Unknown Zanesville, Ohio newspaper
13 Dec 1906

A later obituary states he had the flag draped on his coffin. Also son-in-law Arthur Hess was leaving on the train to return to Indianapolis.

Re: WALLWORK FAMILY + HULME< MANCHESTER.

malcolmtaylor4073 — 2010-10-25 17:03:17Z

They are not relatives of mine but were friends of the family, Amy Wallwork married Malcolm Stock and had the following children Carol Stock and Geoffrey Stock. Plus Hildea Wallwork and became Hildea Meadows. All from Oldham,I have a photo of them at school Clarkfields school oldham dated about 1910. They were friends of my father's mother Annie Thwaites.

Re: Wallwork from Samoa

leotaliz — 2010-10-15 04:39:17Z

Hi all, William Wallwork is my grandfather I believed he was born in Manchester England and migrated to the United State at the age of 2. I had just read something very interesting about him last night and this is what I found he went to Samoa at the age of 24 and thats where he met his first wife Sieni or Jane in English they have 2 or 3children 1girl and 2boys(not sure 1or 2boys) auntie Hannah married Albert Shaafaussen, and her brother John.Jane died and William married my grandmother and my mother is 3rd of 4 children he lived and died in Samoa. I will also want to find out more if anybody out there knows anything bout him,whether he had sisters or brothers??? Please post something and share with us.

Re: William Wallwork b. abt 1818 Lancashire, England

Anasquire — 2009-08-31 03:15:15Z

What a pity as obviously not our family. I remember seeing them on the census in Illinois. Good luck, thanks, Ana Squire

Re: William Wallwork b. abt 1818 Lancashire, England

Wallwork42 — 2009-08-31 02:51:02Z

Nauvoo is in Illinois. William and Alice's son, also named William Wallwork, went with his mother and stepfather to Utah where he can be found in the 1880 census. He died in Utah in 1921.

Re: Did anyone know my dad?

Anasquire — 2009-08-31 01:58:54Z

Have you tried to get the inquest results as that may tell you more. Also the death certificate may also. Also local papers may tell you more, good luck, Ana

Re: William Wallwork b. abt 1818 Lancashire, England

Anasquire — 2009-08-31 01:56:11Z

I was interestd in your account of the Wallwork family. What state is Nauvoo? We have a William Wallwork who went to Western Samoa and settled there. He was in the American navy and in American samoa in the 1880 census but I cannot find the entry of that now. I thought he was born in the USA in the easten states and Springville maybe Pennsylvania was mentioned as being where family were later. Thanks, Ana

Alfred Wallwork

neecigirl35 — 2009-03-26 05:10:17Z

I am searching for any information on Alfred Wallwork. He was a Sgt in the Civil War and fought for the 7th Wisconsin Light Artillery. Sgt Wallwork died at the Battle of Parkers Crossroads. I am looking for any information and his place of burial.

William Wallwork b. abt 1818 Lancashire, England

Wallwork42 — 2009-01-13 12:47:06Z

The first husband of Alice Hurst Wallwork Scovil was William Wallwork, born abt 1818 in Lancashire, England. I have read an account that says William died accidentally during the voyage from England which arrived in New Orleans 14 Jan 1842, and Alice continued on to Nauvoo. A son named William was born later that year. The passenger list only shows Alice and her daughter Mary Ann, and I cannot find any information to confirm this account of William’s death. A source for the information was “History of Alice Hurst Walwork Scovill” by Bessie (Averett) Gourley, but I have not been able to locate it. Maybe a descendant has access to this information. If so, please contact me.

Wallwork's from NSW Australia and their ancestors.

TaraBarnwell — 2008-12-30 10:02:48Z

I would really like to find anyone who is releated to Albert John Wallwork (born south arm NSW Australia 1885)and his wife Ella Smith Patterson. Alberts Parents names were William Thomas Richard Wallwork(born 1853), and his mother Indiana stanton, (both born in NSW Australia) William TR Wallworks parents were John Wellington Wallwork (born 1809, Bolton Lancashire, England) and Caroline Bayman (Born Long Ditton, Surrey, England) John Wellington Wallworks parents were Joseph Wallwork and Martha Ainsworth.

Albert and Ella had 6 children Cyril Vivian Wallwork (dec) Leslie Raymond Wallwork (dec) Gladys Heather Wallwork -(Berzinsky, dec), Agnus Nea Wallwork (dec as child), Althea Myee Wallwork (my grandmother and still living) and Thomas Patterson Wallwork (dec). Would love to hear from any rellies, no matter how distant! Have photos I am willing to share.

Re: Did anyone know my dad?

badsworth — 2008-11-11 02:43:44Z

My husband had an ancestor who committed suicide( on death certificate) There was an inquest and the report was in the paper. I'm sure this would be the case for your relative too.

Re: Joseph Mary WALLWORK, Manchester region

jjminfiek — 2008-10-22 12:56:04Z

Hello,

Was your JOSEPH born in 1827 in Little Hulton? if so please email direct.

Re: Effie Wallwork, dau., & Samuel Wallwork, father, Canada, born in England

BGP628 — 2007-02-04 16:06:51Z

Effie Wallwork-Huffman was born in England. I should have posted this information in my orginal post. She was born Dec. 16, 1904 & died Aug. 16. 1992, I think in Canada. I was hoping to get the obit for her or her husband, Donald Huffman. He was born in Canada June 6, 1904 and died Mar. 3, 2000, probably in Canada. Census records, obits, or any other information would be greatly appreciated. Effie's father was Samuel Wallwork.
Thanks Much...Bonnie

Re: Looking for Relatives Surname Wallwork

davenlizzy — 2008-04-07 23:38:06Z

Hi Janet,

I am a descendant from your Wallwork family, Mary Elizabeth Wallwork's parents were John Wallwork and Eliza Ellen Bent, John Wallwork was my gt grandad's (Henry) brother. Eliza's family were from Patricroft Eccles and John Wallwork was from Swinton. I have a wallwork website where you can view all the Wallwork ancestors at www.thewallworks.co.uk
hope you read this message sometime.
regards
Lizzie

Re: Wallworks in Lancashire, 1859-1645

denise_smith60 — 2008-03-19 19:12:52Z

Hello Albert, this is my husbands family. the Birth of William was 4th July 1841.
There are two Williams but we have not yet found a relationship between them. We have traced the family back much further than this - if you would like any other info please contact. What is your family line?

Denise

Re: Wallworks in Lancashire, 1859-1645

pdscheelbeek — 2008-03-17 13:46:52Z

Hi Denise,
2 years on I have found out that my James Wallwork born 1823 was married to Hannah Seddon in 1849. My great grandfather John Wallwork was born in 1850 Pendlebury d.1904 Adamstown NSW Aust. He had an older brother Edward b.c.1849, then William b.1852, James b.1855, Harriet b.1857, Elias B.1860. James'(b,1823) parents were John Wallwork and Martha Jackson. His siblings were:- William b.1822, Joseph b.1825, John b.1826 William b.1827, Mary b.1829, Mary b.1832, Prudence b.1834, Nancy b.1836. Don't know if this helps to see if there is any connection with our Wallwork families. Denise

Re: Walworks of St. Mary's, PA

emtanguay — 2008-02-18 13:41:07Z

Hi ,

I am wondering if I have any relation to your Annie Hilton. MY ggg grandfather was William H. Hilton. According to his obiturary he was born May 12, 1824 near Lancashire England. He married Jane Preston Feb 14, 1844 also near Lancashire England. She was born in Lancashire on Dec. 25, 1826. They emigrated to the U.S. along with their daughter Sarah Jane in 1848. They landed in Philadelphia and stayed there for a short time before moving on for short periods to New York State and Racine, Wisconsin ultimately settling in Ahnapee (now Algoma) Wisconsin in 1856. I thought there might be a connection since people often emigrated to the area where a relative lived.

WALLWORK FAMILY + HULME< MANCHESTER.

richardwallwork1 — 2008-02-15 13:36:45Z

Looking for any relatives of the Wallwork family from Hulme, Manchester.

lost great uncles family

jseymourtree — 2007-09-28 22:26:02Z

hello i am trying to trace any family of

Norman Heath Wallwork b1913 Ashton
Cyril Sutton Wallwork b1926 Ashton

Their mother was - Hilda Mabel Heath - their father was Robert Wallwork.

Hilda Mabel Heath was my nan, she remarried a Albert Warburton my grandad.

Does anyone have any information on any of these persons

Many Thanks Jane

Death: Lillian M. (Poff) Wallwork - Lowell Sun - Lowell MA - November 19, 1955

canesfan4 — 2007-07-13 13:21:07Z

While at the library copying obits for someone, I managed to get a copy of the following obit. I am in no way related to this person, but wanted to post the obit in case it is helpful to someone.

Lowell Sun
Lowell MA
November 19, 1955

MRS. LILLIAN M. WALLWORK

Mrs. Lillian M. (Poff) Wallwork, a resident of Dracut for the past 40 years, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 21 Hemlock street, after a long illness. Mrs. Wallwork was born in Nashua, N.H., the daughter of the late William and Caroline (Jones) Poff and came to Lowell when a young girl. She is survived by her husband, Charles M. Wallwork; a daughter, Mrs. Pauline Stoehrer of Salem, N.H.; two sons, Charles S. Wallwork of Hartford, Conn., and Roswell T. Wallwork of lowell; and six grandchildren.

Re: Wallwork from Samoa

Anasquire — 2007-04-06 15:56:09Z

I am interested to hear from you as my former hisband's great grandfather was the same William Wallwork that you write of. I found a refrence to you saying he was born in Penns, USA .Is this correct.?

Wallwork, Blackburn, Moscrop MIs of Bolton, Lancs

thegenealogist_1 — 2007-03-27 19:24:09Z

Hi all,
I am a descendant of the Moscrops, Wallworks and Blackburns of Bolton, Lancashire. The following will be of interest to those of you who are descended from William Blackburn and Sarah Wallwork, or Richard and Nancy Wallwork:

Monumental Inscriptions of Bolton Cemeteries, Norman Collection

All Saints Church, Little Bolton

Entry 152 back row Right

In Memory of
William Blackburn of Bolton 7 Nov 1850 67yr
Sarah beloved wife of William Blackburn dd 19 Dec 1840 54yr
Here int the body of
Sarah Blackburn the daughter of William and Sarah 24 Jan 1807 4 days
Also Margaret d. 24 Jul 1824 16yr
Also Sarah d. 14 Aug 1830 14yr
Also Alice d. 1 june 1833 28yr
Also Esther. d 5 mar 1837 14 yr

Entry 155 back row Right

Nancy wife of Richard Wallwork of Little Bolton ad 3 Jun 1790 in 40 yr
Son Richard ad 15 Aug 1789
Dau Ann dd 28 Mar 1793 in 14 yr
Dau Alice 17 June 1802 in 19yr

(It is believed that Sarah Blackburn wife of William Blackburn was the daughter of Richard and Nancy Wallwork)

Entry 144

Richard son of Richard and Alice Wallwork of Little Bolton died 22 Oct int 24 Oct 1802 in 3yr
And also their Son Richard 16 Mar )or Nov) 1804 13m
And also their son John 22 Nov 1804 7yr 6m

Happy are they, privileged by fate to shorter labours and lighter loads
Received but yesterday the gift of breath
Ordered tomorrow to return to death

Also their
Son Joseph 13 Sep 1815 20yr
Son John 22 Jan 1826 17yr

Entry 145

Alice the daughter of Thomas and Alice Moscrop of Little Bolton, int 22 Mar 1797, 9 weeks
Also Alice, Wife of Thomas Moscrop 13 May 1797 in 38yr

She bore her affliction with patience and …………..
Still called hence to righteousness with her Lord.

Son James d 4 Sep 1824 32yr

Also the above Thomas Moscrop d 21 Sep 1839 80yr.

(Note: This is believed to be Thomas Moscrop and Alice Yates. Since Richard Wallwork is in the adjacent entry it is possible that he and Thomas are somehow related).

Recorded from the microfilm held at LDS Family History Centre, Exhibition Road, London, 28 Feb 2007,
Pauline

James Wallwork of Kearsley, Bolton

cezzawezza — 2007-03-26 14:04:04Z

Hi there, hoping someone can help. Have traced back to my great, great grandfather James Wallwork c1838. He married Rachell but do not know her maiden name. They had seven children, John(1863), Sarah Ann(c1867), Herbert(1869), Freddy(1870), Emily(c1872), Clara(c1878) and Bertha(c1879).James and Rachell were born in Clifton, Lancs as were the eldest 2 children, the rest of children born in Kearsley. James's son Herbert is my great grandfather, he married Edith Annie Elliott(1889) in 1914, their daughter Clara Wallwork is my grandmother. Looking to trace tree further back but cant seem to get any further back than James. Any info will be much appriciated.
Ceri

Effie Wallwork, dau., & Samuel Wallwork, father, Canada

BGP628 — 2007-01-03 21:10:26Z

I recently purchased some old photographs of Effie Wallwork who lived in Canada. She married Donald Huffman & she was born in 1904. Her father was Samuel Wallwork. I did not purchase the picture of her father but I did write down his dob Oct. 23, 1876, dod Nov. 1, 1939. I would like more info on this family. I purchased other pictures but none have last names on them but I believe they might be from the same family. Nellie, Jackie, Leon, & Rosie are on some of the post cards.
Thanks for any information...jobo373@aol.com

Re: thomas wallwork search

alexisstone73 — 2006-12-19 03:35:58Z

did your robert ( the one who died young) move to Australia?

Re: James or Thomas Wallwork from Bacup,Lancashire

alexisstone73 — 2006-12-19 03:31:25Z

Thank you for your reply. It sounds right. m-i-l's gf did settle in Denmark where he had an orchard. He then farmed in Tambellup where he died young. He married Ada & had about 8 chn - betty, dorothy , thomas ( m-i-l's father ), norman, george, james, adaline & marion. We currrently reside in Quairading WA. email alexis_stone@yahoo.com

Re: James or Thomas Wallwork from Bacup,Lancashire

coldenallen — 2006-12-18 21:18:59Z

Robert Wallwork settled in Denmark and then moved to Tambellup where he died in 1930. I believe your mother in law is my cousin. I will try and contact you in Janurary. I am currently living in the UK.

Wallwork from Samoa

ematautia1 — 2006-12-18 09:31:00Z

Hello all its been many decades that my family have searched the truth of my great great grandfather William Wallwork.... I'm afraid if he was married in the US as I suspect then he remarried in Samoa (Twice). I would love to know more about the Wallworks the history and mistery behind this man.... If anyone is familiar with this story of this William please contact me.... I thought he was a solider apparently he owned a steam boat he and his friend were sailing in before it broke down in Apia,Samoa... Well my contact is riyah_fenton@yahoo.co.nz looking forward to some more information... Cheers

Re: James or Thomas Wallwork from Bacup,Lancashire

alexisstone73 — 2006-12-18 03:38:47Z

where did your robert wallwork settle? My mother in law was a wallwork born in Katanning WA , Australia. She believes her gf was Robert. Any connection?

Daniel Wallwork

LillExpat — 2006-10-20 21:00:02Z

I've identified a daniel wallwork, born in Ohio in 1840. His father was James Wallwork born in England. If anyone could provide more information, I would appreciate it.

Chris

Re: Wallwork family research

2006-09-18 07:43:39Z

this message posted to Andrew Wallwork,did your John Squire Wallwork live in Barrow in Furness?

george wallwork(pendlebury)

2006-08-09 13:16:04Z

Hi,
I am working my way through links to my family and George Wallwork(father Joseph Wallwork) from |Pendlebury married Ethel Dora Holland atParish church Halliwell(Bolton) on20th July 1907 Joseph was a collier and his son George was a schoolmaster. Is anyone out there related to these people? Thanks Sandra

Wallworks from Lancs.

EHMcVeigh — 2006-07-31 04:12:53Z

My Grandfather Walter Miller was married to Ann Margerison Wallwork.
Jane's parents I think were Holt WALLWORK and Jane Margerison.
According to an entry on a vital record index their marriage took place 28Jun.1832 in St.Mary's Blackburn, Lancs.
I am sorry I cannot help with the original enquiry re Janet Wallwork, but from my research of Wallworks there seem to be many Wallworks in the Blackburn and Manchester areas, also many 'Jane's' which go by Anne or Janet.
Enid McVeigh, Calgary, Alberta. Canada.

Re: Reuben Wallwork c1831

pheap146 — 2006-07-13 19:08:49Z

William & Elizabeth had 13 children went by the name of Gentleman Jim (william) I am Edith's grandaughter. Edith married William Lewis they had three daughter one being Imin. I look forward toyou reply Cousin????

Re: Walworks of St. Mary's, PA

SidMoore34 — 2006-05-04 23:35:30Z

Greetings:

I have some information on the Wallwork family from St Mary's, PA. If your still at this address and interested post a reply and I'll be happy to send what I have.

For anyone who is interested:
....2 Wallwork, Jesse b: February 19, 1857 in c. St Thomas', Radcliffe, Lancashire, England d: June 11, 1897 in St. Marys, Elk Co., PA Fact 1: March 22, 1857 Christened : St Thomas' Church, Radcliffe, Lancahire, England
....+Williams, Ann b: February 22, 1857 in Cardiff, Wales m: December 25, 1878 d: March 12, 1926 in St. Marys, Elk Co., PA

Jesse Wallwork's parents were Samuel Wallwork and Ann Hilton. I also have addition information on this line of Wallworks

William Wallwork

Anasquire — 2006-04-08 00:38:18Z

I found a 1870 Philadelphia census entry for William Wallwork, a wood turner born about 1816 in England and his apparent wife Emma Wallwork born 1832 in Pennsylvania who must have married before 1855 in the USA as there is a daughter Maria born 1855 Pennslyvania with them . We think William emigrated to the USA with 4 sons including William born 1846-47 an iron moulder who may be the one who went to Samoa by 1880. Does anyone have access to the American Samoa 1880 census records.? I would love to know more about this family somehow. Thanks.

WALLWORK in Cheshire

woodheadgeefamily — 2006-04-05 20:57:07Z

Joyce WALLWORK was a cousin to my mother, Edith WOODHEAD BECK. Last known address was in Stalybridge, Cheshire. Joyce has a daughter, Barbara.
I would appreciate anyone with information about Joyce and Barbara to contact me.
Thank you,
Ruth Beck

Re: Wallwork family research

Anasquire — 2006-03-31 09:27:47Z

I have tried to contact you several times but had given up as you never reply. I have found a William Wallwork aged 23 in the 1870 census in Philadelphia whom I supect is our common interest. He was born in England, was a iron moulder which sounds likely. His father was William Wallwork aged 54 born in England and a wood turner. I found our William in American Samoa in the USA Navy in the 1880 census with a brother but I can not find him again to see if the two ages correlate. You may be able to find him where I can not. I would be very pleased to hear from you and to get your families information which you promised me ages ago. Ana Squire.

Re: Wallworks in Lancashire, 1859-1645

2006-03-06 20:20:56Z

Try the website wallwork.history @ntlworld. com for information about a Wallwork family of Clifton who were caol miners.

Re: james wallwork

2006-02-15 05:08:51Z

I think I may have found the James Wallwork I was looking for in the 1841 census of Oldham, Lancashire, England. He was age 60, occupation--hatter, living in district 23. James had a wife Martha, age 64, and also in the house were James-36, Robert-26 (coal miner), Joseph-21, and Jane-15. Now I need to establish whether he had a son, William, b. abt 1818, who married Alice Hurst and emigrated to the U.S. in Nov. 1841.
Is anyone familiar with this family?

Re: Wallworks in Lancashire, 1859-1645

denise_smith60 — 2006-01-31 19:26:11Z

Hello Denise
We have a James married to a Hannah but the dates do not agree with yours and although they had a William and a John we have them married to different partners. There is another family also in the area with very similar family names - so I can't be sure. If we can connect these familys we have a lot of the family tree

Re: Wallworks in Lancashire, 1859-1645

2006-01-30 02:00:11Z

Hi Denise
My grt grt grandparents were James & Hannah Wallwork from Pendlebury. My grt grandfather John, a coal miner, was born in 1848 & he had one brother, William (born c. 1852) that I know about who married Margery. John married Mary Mowbray in co Durham and they emigrated to Australia in 1882. William had sons John & Edward who stayed in the Pendlebury area and also I think Nathan & James.
Any connection?

Re: james wallwork - Mistake!

cyokeeffe_1 — 2006-01-27 18:02:27Z

I'm so sorry - but I made a mistake on this posting.
It should be William Wallwork married to Alice (not James). I'm not sure this is the right family for Alice Graves Hurst, however, as this Alice appears to be too old.

Re: james wallwork

2006-01-27 16:57:13Z

Hi My connection is james b 1806 m hannah b 1814
I dont know if he had brothers, james lived in Hurst when married. Penny