Samuel Thomas Williams St Michael, Hulme, May 21, 1882
See certificate		 Jane Lynch
Commercial Clerk
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Christopher James Ada Edward
b. 1884/5 b. 1886/7 b. 1889/90 b. 19/11/1893
Manchester
d. South London about 1970
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Registration district Chorlton
 1893 Birth in the Sub-district of Hulme in the Counties of Manchester & Lancaster
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
199 Nineteenth November 1893
29 Arthur Street
Hulme		 Edward Boy Samuel Thomas Williams Jane Williams
formerly
Lynch		 Commercial Clerk J Williams
Mother
29 Arthur Street
Hulme		 Twenty ninth December
1893		 John H Edgill(?)
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1882 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of S Michael Hulme in the County of Lancaster
No. When Married Name and surname Age Condition Rank or Profession Residence at the time of Marriage Father's name and surname Rank or Profession of Father
244 May 21st, 1882 Samuel Thomas Williams 19 Bachelor Clerk 24 Dearden Street Robert Williams (Deceased) Carter
Jane Lynch 17 Spinster ----- 17 New Street Christopher Lynch Tailor
Married in the Parish Church according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church after Banns by me Alexander Leslie Routledge
Curate
This Marriage was
solemnized between us		 Samuel Thomas Williams
Jane Lynch		     In the
Presence of us		 James Williams
Mary Jackson

1891 Census for 29 Arthur St, Hulme, Manchester
Samuel T WilliamsHeadMarr.25Clerk in IronworksLiverpool 
Jane WilliamswifeMarr.26 Manchester 
Christopher Williamsson 6ScholarManchester 
James Williamsson 4 ManchesterWater on Brain
Ada Williamsdaur 1 Manchester 


This is clearly the wrong Samuel!!!!
Registration district Manchester
 1862 Birth in the Sub-district of Deansgate in the County of Lancaster
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
117 Eighth May 1892
Garden Court		 Samuel Boy Thomas Williams Hannah Williams
formerly
Garwood		 Iron moulder x The mark of Hannah Williams
Mother
Garden Court
Lower By Market?
Manchester		 Twentieth June
1862		 John Leigh
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Another wrong Samuel!!!!
Registration district Aylesford
 1865 Birth in the Sub-district of Northfleet in the County of Kent
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
168 Twenty eigth October 1865
Cooks Cottages, Northfleet		 Samuel Thomas Boy Samuel Thomas Williams Frances Ann Williams
formerly
Trimblett		 Coast Guard S T Williams
Father
Cooks Cottages
Northfleet		 Twentieth November
1865		 Mark Siddall
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Coal and Iron June 24, 1901
COURT OF ADMIRALTY-- Monday
(Before Mr Justice Channell, without a Jury)
SAMUEL WILLIAMS AND SONS LTD V. KERR-- This was an action brought against Commander Mark Edward F. Kerr, R.N., to recover damages for the swamping and sinking of a barge belonging to the plaintiffs by reason of the alleged improper navigation and excessive speed of a flotilla of torpedo-boat destroyers under the command of the defendant. The damage to the barge and the amount of damages was not in dispute; but the defendant denied liability on the grounds (1) that the damage was not caused by the vessels under his command, and (2) that, even if it was, the vessels were not negligently or improperly navigated. The case for the plaintiffs was that their barge was properly moored on Saturday, May 12, 1900, alongside the wharf of the Cement Works, Northfleet, in the Thames; that on May 14, about 11.45 a.m., the torpedo flotilla went down the river at a speed of 15 miles an hour, creating a great swell , which caused the barge to bump heavily on the ground and founder. The speed of the flotilla, and the great swell it created, was deposed to by to witnesses for the plaintiffs, who saw the barge sink. For the defence Commander Kerr was called and said he was in command of the flotilla. The wind was N.E., very high, with rough water causing difficulty in navigating the destroyers. Ten knots was the lowest speed he cared to go on such a day. Owing to the continuous claims coming in he had not gone more than 10 knots in that reach for the last 18 months. Two independent witnesses were called for the defence to speak to the rough state of the weather, and the speed the destroyers were going at.

Mr Justice Channell gave judgement for the defendant.

Note: that means Kerr won so Williams did not get the money for his barge.


Yet another wrong Samuel!!!!
Registration district Liverpool
 1866 Birth in the Sub-district of Isington? in the County of Lancaster
No When and
where born		 Name, if any Sex Name and surname
of father		 Name, surname and
maiden surname of mother		 Occupation of father Signature, description and
residence of informant		 When registered Signature of registrar Name entered after
registration
272 Twenty first April 1866
29 Holly Street		 Samuel Boy Hugh Williames Ann Williames
formerly
Davies		 Seaman Merchant Service Ann Williames
Mother
22 Holly Street
Liverpool		 Twenty fourth May
1866		 William Gracie?
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