Unknown Wood

Name
Unknown /Wood/
Marriage
Note: Never actually married.

Never actually married.

Not entirely sure about this. Agatha seems to have had a Close son in tow in 1872. He was born at Mallerstang and died in Burnley in the same year that she married John Markham. It's possible that he was John's son, but given the strange name it's equally possible that he belongs to someone else. For the time being we're assuming a different father.

Birth of a son
Note: Illegitimate. Father unknown, but his mother had a habit of using the father's surname as a Christian name.
Baptism of a son
Death of a son
Death of a wife
Family with Agatha Park Close
himself
wife
1861 Census
18471898
Birth: 1847Keighley, Yorkshire, England
Death: 1898Burnley, Lancashire, England
Marriage Marriageafter 1871
2 years
son
Birth Index
18721872
Birth: 1872Mallerstang, Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, England
Death: after 12 May 1872Burnley, Lancashire, England
John Markham + Agatha Park Close
wife’s husband
1881 Census
1844
Birth: about 1844Stanton, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England
wife
1861 Census
18471898
Birth: 1847Keighley, Yorkshire, England
Death: 1898Burnley, Lancashire, England
Marriage Marriage1872Burnley, Lancashire, England
3 years
stepson
1881 Census
1874
Birth: 1874Burnley, Lancashire, England
8 years
stepdaughter
18811888
Birth: 1881Burnley, Lancashire, England
Death: 1888Burnley, Lancashire, England
2 years
stepdaughter
1891 Census (page 1)
1882
Birth: 1882Burnley, Lancashire, England
William Taylor + Agatha Park Close
wife’s husband
1891 Census (page 1)
1857
Birth: about 1857Shoreditch, London, Middlesex, England
wife
1861 Census
18471898
Birth: 1847Keighley, Yorkshire, England
Death: 1898Burnley, Lancashire, England
Marriage Marriageafter 1883
Marriage

Never actually married.

Not entirely sure about this. Agatha seems to have had a Close son in tow in 1872. He was born at Mallerstang and died in Burnley in the same year that she married John Markham. It's possible that he was John's son, but given the strange name it's equally possible that he belongs to someone else. For the time being we're assuming a different father.