Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameWilhelmina OLSEN
Birth22 Apr 1904
Spouses
Birth17 Oct 1900, Bargoed, Glamorganshire, Wales
FatherEdmund Walter JONES (1873-1932)
MotherMargaret A. WILLIAMS (~1874-)
Marriage1928
ChildrenBeryl M. (1929-)
Notes for Walter John (Spouse 1)
In the 1901 census 34 High Street, Gelligaer, Glamorganshire, Wales. [This address is 3 doors down from his parents]
Edmund W. Jones, age 27, coal hewer, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
Wife Margaret A. Jones, age 26, born New Tredegar, Monmouthshire.
Daughter Mary E. Jones, age 2, born Aber Bargoed, Monmouthshire.
Son Walter J. Jones, age 5 months, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
In the 1911 Wales census 40 Greenfield Street, Bargoed, Gelligaer Parish, Merthyr Tydfil registration district, Glamorganshire, Wales
Head Edmund Walter Jones, age 37, check weigher for a colliery, Gleain? Coal P. D. Company, worker, born Bargoad, Glamorganshire.
Wife, Elizabeth Jones, age 30, married 5 years, 1 child born alive and still living, born Croswell, Herefordshire.
Daughter Mary Ellen Jones, age 12, school, born Bedwelty, Monmouthshire
Son Walter John Jones, age 10, school, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Daughter Margaret Millicent Jones, age 7, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Son Rej Charles Jones, age 6, born Llanthewy?, Wales
Daughter Audrey Maie? Jones, age 2, born Gelligaer Parish, Glamorganshire
Western Mail from Cardiff - Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales, May 28, 1928
JONES-OLSEN. Mr. Walter John Jones, son of Mr. Edmund Jones, Plasnewydd Hotel, Bargoed, and the late Mrs. Jones, and Miss Wilhelmina Olsen, daughter of Mr. John A. Olsen, and the late Mrs. Olsen, of New Tredegar, were married at Hanbury-road English Baptist Church, Bargoed. The bride, who was given away by her father, was dressed in silver celanese silk, with crinoline hat to match. She carried a bouquet of iris and sweet peas. Mr. Billy Griffiths was the best man, and the bridemaids were Miss Mair Jones (sister of the bridegroom) and Mrs. E. Morgan (CwrasySog). The officiating minister was the Rev. W. R. Lewis (pastor).
1939 England and Wales Register
19 McDonnell Road, Gellygear, Glamorganshire, Wales
1.Walter J. Jones, born October 17, 1900, married, colliery swirchboard attendant
2. Wilhelmina Jones, born April 22 1904, married, unpaid domestic duties
3. Beryl M. Jones [later Evans], born January 21 1929, single, at school
4. record officially closed
5. possibly a boarder
6. Mary E. Burns [later Lacey}, born November 3 1898, widow, unpaid domestic duties
[Mary Ellen Burns is Walter’s sister.]
Edmund W. Jones, age 27, coal hewer, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
Wife Margaret A. Jones, age 26, born New Tredegar, Monmouthshire.
Daughter Mary E. Jones, age 2, born Aber Bargoed, Monmouthshire.
Son Walter J. Jones, age 5 months, born Bargoed, Glamorganshire.
In the 1911 Wales census 40 Greenfield Street, Bargoed, Gelligaer Parish, Merthyr Tydfil registration district, Glamorganshire, Wales
Head Edmund Walter Jones, age 37, check weigher for a colliery, Gleain? Coal P. D. Company, worker, born Bargoad, Glamorganshire.
Wife, Elizabeth Jones, age 30, married 5 years, 1 child born alive and still living, born Croswell, Herefordshire.
Daughter Mary Ellen Jones, age 12, school, born Bedwelty, Monmouthshire
Son Walter John Jones, age 10, school, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Daughter Margaret Millicent Jones, age 7, born Gelligaer, Glamorganshire.
Son Rej Charles Jones, age 6, born Llanthewy?, Wales
Daughter Audrey Maie? Jones, age 2, born Gelligaer Parish, Glamorganshire
Western Mail from Cardiff - Cardiff, South Glamorgan, Wales, May 28, 1928
JONES-OLSEN. Mr. Walter John Jones, son of Mr. Edmund Jones, Plasnewydd Hotel, Bargoed, and the late Mrs. Jones, and Miss Wilhelmina Olsen, daughter of Mr. John A. Olsen, and the late Mrs. Olsen, of New Tredegar, were married at Hanbury-road English Baptist Church, Bargoed. The bride, who was given away by her father, was dressed in silver celanese silk, with crinoline hat to match. She carried a bouquet of iris and sweet peas. Mr. Billy Griffiths was the best man, and the bridemaids were Miss Mair Jones (sister of the bridegroom) and Mrs. E. Morgan (CwrasySog). The officiating minister was the Rev. W. R. Lewis (pastor).
1939 England and Wales Register
19 McDonnell Road, Gellygear, Glamorganshire, Wales
1.Walter J. Jones, born October 17, 1900, married, colliery swirchboard attendant
2. Wilhelmina Jones, born April 22 1904, married, unpaid domestic duties
3. Beryl M. Jones [later Evans], born January 21 1929, single, at school
4. record officially closed
5. possibly a boarder
6. Mary E. Burns [later Lacey}, born November 3 1898, widow, unpaid domestic duties
[Mary Ellen Burns is Walter’s sister.]