Devereux - Newton-le-Willows

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Ken Lees
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Devereux - Newton-le-Willows

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Firstly, is the right section for an enquiry about Newton-le-Willows? It seems that it could be Wigan, St. Helens or Warrington. I apologise if I have placed this in the wrong section of the forum.

I am trying to discover all I can about Walter Devereux, born about 1870 in Newton-le-Willows. He was the son of John & Mary Devereux and he lived in Mill Lane, Newton-le-Willows, at least until 1908.

He worked as a print compositor and married at some time between 1901 and 1908. But, having looked on Ancestry, I can't find a record of his marriage.

I am also struggling to find a record his death, although there is a record of a burial of a Walter Devereux in the Newton-le-Willows Churchyard dated 23/01/1942.

Any assistance would be gratefully received.

Ken
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Hi Ken
1911 census has a Walter DEVERENT 42 bn 1869c
Warrington district or other.
I put his birthplace & residence as N.L.W & he's the only one to pop up.
Other Deverents
Mary Harriett 33, Elsie 5, Lytton John 8.

Marriage Free BMD jun qtr 1901 Warrington
Mary Harriett Chapman

I hope this is of help Ken

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ps won't spoil your fun, Chapman's in Newton in Makerfield 1891/1901 Mary born N.L.W
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Thanks Tina,

That's a great help.

Ken
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Death of Walter Devereaux Q1 1942 Newton 8c 312 age 72.

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Thanks Mary.

I have discovered that a Walter Devereux was buried in the Newton-le-Willows churchyard on 23rd January, 1942 so I will visit and see if the headstone gives any more information.

Ken
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Hi Ken

N-l-W cemetery is covered by the St Helens "deceased search". This shows that in the grave with Walter are Mary Harriett Devereux, buried 22/05/1926, aged 47 and Elsie Whitehead, buried 01/07/1988, aged 83.

Walter was aged 72 when he died, and he was buried on 23/01/1942.

The marriage of Walter and Mary Harriett Chapman was in Q2/1901 in Warrington, Vol 8b, Page 305


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Thanks Stephen.

This is coming together nicely thanks to the kindness of forum members here.

Ken
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