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Family of Walter William HART and Alice Mary RICHARDS
| Husband: | Walter William HART (1852-1903) | |
| Wife: | Alice Mary RICHARDS (1874-1926) | |
| Children: | William James Beer RICHARDS (1896-1968) | |
| Status: | Unmarried Couple | |
Husband: Walter William HART
| Name: | Walter William HART | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | John HART (1813- ) | |
| Mother: | Elizabeth C (1818- ) | |
| Birth | 1852 | Shillingstone, Dorset, England |
| Census (1) | 1881 (age 28-29) | |
| Occupation | 1871: - Apprentice to Butcher William James Snook - Shop Keeper - Butcher, 1891 & 1901: - Butcher | |
| Census (2) | ||
| Death | 11 Dec 1903 (age 50-51) | Fullerton, Hampshire, England |
Additional Information
| Census (2) | @N20@ |
Wife: Alice Mary RICHARDS
| Name: | Alice Mary RICHARDS | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | Thomas RICHARDS ( - ) | |
| Mother: | Margaret WICKS (1846-1896?) | |
| Birth | 1874 | Waldershare, Kent, England |
| Death | 5 Jul 1926 (age 51-52) | Salisbury, Wiltshire, England |
Additional Information
| Death | Died following an operation to remove stones from her liver (12
as big as birds eggs we are told)she died on the tenth day of Pneumonia |
Child 1: William James Beer RICHARDS
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| William James Beer RICHARDS, 1947, age 51, Phyliis M J Richards Wedding | William James Beer RICHARDS, wjbr02 grave | William James Beer RICHARDS, wjbr01 grave | Spouse: Dorothy Maud DREWETT, Dorothy M Drewett 1898-1924 | ||||
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| Spouse: Dorothy Maud DREWETT, wjbr01 grave | Spouse: Dorothy Maud DREWETT, wjbr02 grave | Spouse: Eva Harriet DREWETT, 1947, age 46, Phyliis M J Richards Wedding | Spouse: Eva Harriet DREWETT, wjbr01 grave | ||||
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| Spouse: Eva Harriet DREWETT, wjbr02 grave | ||
| Name: | William James Beer RICHARDS | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Name Prefix: | Mr | |
| Spouse 1: | Dorothy Maud DREWETT (1898-1924) | |
| Spouse 2: | Eva Harriet DREWETT (1901-1977) | |
| Children: | Hector RICHARDS (1919-2004) | |
| William Edward RICHARDS (1920-2001) | ||
| Phyllis Mary Joan RICHARDS (1922- ) | ||
| Hector RICHARDS (1919-2004) | ||
| William Edward RICHARDS (1920-2001) | ||
| Phyllis Mary Joan RICHARDS (1922- ) | ||
| Birth | 16 Jan 1896 | 38 Park Street, Milford, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England |
| Emigration | 1911 (app) (age 14-15) | from Both William James and Ted emigrated to Australia |
| Occupation (1) | 1911: Errand Boy to Grocer | |
| Occupation (2) | Australian Army - Self Employed Painter & Decorator, (Manning & Richards) - later Builder (WJ Richards & Sons) | |
| Death | 1 Apr 1968 (age 72) | 13 Palmer Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire UK |
| Burial | London Road Cemetery, Salisbury | |
Additional Information
| Emigration | both returned for the first world war 1914 / 1918 |
Note on Husband: Walter William HART - shared note
Believed to be the father of William James Beer Richards but no formal evidence to this effect, although the information from Eva, William's wife and Mabel, his sister, is quite compelling. Shop was possibly on a site that later became Mac Fisheries - 29 or 24 Butcher Row, Salisbury 1871: - Born in Shilling Okeford, Dorset, England 1881 Census suggests shop was at 5 Fish Market, Salisbury 1891 Census: - Walter is employing a Butchers Apprentice, Edward Boxell aged 14 yrs and a General Domestic Servant Annie Prichette aged 16 yrs. This is the only Walter Hart in Salisbury in April 1881
Note on Wife: Alice Mary RICHARDS (1) - shared note
in 1896 Alice was working for the butcher Mr Hart (possibly Walter William) who had a shop in Salisbury (possibly on a site which later became MacFisheries - 29 or 24 Butchers Row) ***
Note on Wife: Alice Mary RICHARDS (2) - shared note
1881 Census: Born Dover, Kent 1891 Census: born Waldershare, Kent - this ties in best with available information 1901 Census born Waldershare, Kent - possibly Shepherdswell Alice became pregnant by her employer Mr Hart who had a shop in Salisbury (possibly on a site which later became Mac Fisheries - 29 or 24 Butcher Row). 1911 Census: No children born alive in marriage to Henry John Tryhorn
Note on Child 1: William James Beer RICHARDS (1) - shared note
Alice became pregnant by her employer Mr Hart, who had a shop in Salisbury, possible on a site that later became Mac Fisheries - 29 or 24 Buther Row, Salisbury 1881 Sensus suggests shop was at 5 Fish Market, Salisbury - William James lost some fingers while working for the Air Force.
Note on Child 1: William James Beer RICHARDS (2) - shared note
Manning & Richards yard was in Fisherton Street, and at some time moved to Windsor Road Salisbury, opposite the entrance to the railway yard. During the time it was here the company name was changed to W J Richards & Sons. Their premises were re-located to 15 Windsor Road, in the early 1970's. The company finally ceased trading in 1978. The company finally ceased trading in 1978.