Bowler Family History

Events

Parents

Families

Attributes

Pedigree

1. Marshall Samuel CROXFORD
   1. Ann MOTT
      1. Eva May CROXFORD
         1. Walter GOFF
      2. Daisy M CROXFORD
      3. Mabel Alice CROXFORD
      4. Henry James CROXFORD
      5. George Frederick CROXFORD

Ancestors

Source References

1. 1891 census
   1. • Page: RG12 / 1160 page 6
      • Citation:

        First name(s) Eva M
        Last name Croxford
        Relationship Daughter
        Marital status -
        Sex Female
        Age 9
        Birth year 1882
        Birth town Watlington
        Birth county Oxfordshire
        Birth county as transcribed OXFORDSHIRE
        Birth place England
        Occupation Scholar
        Full address New Shop, Chalgrove, Thame, Oxfordshire, England
        House name New Shop
        Street Chalgrove
        Town Chalgrove
        Parish Chalgrove
        County Oxfordshire
        Country England
        Registration district Thame
        Sub district Lewknor
        Enumeration district 1
        Parliamentary borough or division South Oxon
        Ecclesiastical parish or district Chalgrove
        Archive reference RG12
        Piece number 1160
        Folio 6
        Page 6
        Schedule 39
        Record set 1891 England, Wales & Scotland Census

2. GRO index
   1. • Citation:

        CROXFORD, EVA MAY MOTT
        GRO Reference: 1882 J Quarter in HENLEY, IN THE COUNTIES OF OXFORD, BERKS AND BUCKI Volume 03A Page 711

3. 1921 Census
   1. • Citation:

        First name(s) Eva May
        Last name Goff
        Sex Female
        Birth year 1882
        Census date 19 June 1921
        Age in years 39
        Age in months 3
        Age as transcribed 39 y 3 m
        Relationship to head Wife
        Marital status Married
        Birth place Watlington, Oxfordshire, England
        Birth town Watlington
        Birth county Oxfordshire
        Birth country England
        Birth place as transcribed Oxfordshire, Watlington
        Occupation Home Duties
        Language used to complete form English
        Person making return Walter Goff
        Street Wareham Road
        Address Wareham Road
        Full address as transcribed Wareham Rd, Cate William
        Parish Corfe Mullen
        Registration district Wimborne
        Registration district number 260
        Sub-district Wimborne
        Sub-district number 2
        Enumeration district number 8
        County Dorset
        Country England
        Parliamentary borough or division Dorsetshire PC, Eastern Div.
        Archive The National Archives
        Archive series RG 15
        Piece number 10156
        Schedule number 115
        District reference RD 260 RS 2 ED 7, 8
        Schedule type code E
        Schedule type England household, single page, 10 entries
        Other household member's first name(s) Walter
        Other household member's last name Goff
        Record set 1921 Census Of England & Wales

4. Probate index
   1. • Citation:

        GOFF Eva May of The Nook 101 Old Wareham Road Corfe Mullen Dorset widow died 1 April 1962 at Christchurch Hospital Hampshire
        Probate Winchester 2 May to Leslie Charles MARROW and Geoffrey Llewellyn STOATE solicitors.
        Effects £2881 17s

5. FindMyPast
   1. • Citation:

        First name(s) Eva May
        Last name Goff
        Birth year 1882
        Age 80
        Death year 1962
        Burial year 1962
        Burial date 05 Apr 1962
        Description Council Cemetery
        Place Corfe Mullen
        County Dorset
        Country England
        Record set National Burial Index For England & Wales

6. Newspaper
   1. • Citation:

        WEDDING AT THE WESLEYAN CHURCH.- A pretty wedding was solemnized at the Wesleyan Church on Monday, June 24th. The contracting parties were Mr. Walter Goff, youngest son of Mr. George Goff, of Poole, Dorset, and Miss Eva May Croxford, eldest daughter of Mr. Marshall Croxford, of East Field Farm, Watlington. The Rev. S. E. Beaugié, M.A., officiated, the service being choral. A guard of honour was formed by a detachment of the 1st Watlington Company Boys' Brigade, of which the bridegroom is captain. Miss Croxford was given away by her father, and Mr. Frank Menhencott, of London, acted as best man. There were two brides- maids, Misses Daisy and Mabel Croxford, sisters of the bride. The bride's dress was of cream voile with white net sleeves and front, with veil and orange blossom. The bridesmaids' dresses were blue voile trimmed with blue embroidery, with cream hats trimmed with blue tulle and wreaths of marguerites. The presents to the bride and bride- groom were numerous, and included a preserve dish from the Boys' Brigade and a coal vase and table cover from members of the Wesleyan Church.