Family Tree of Selina Wallace

Selina Wallis (sic)
Christened 1st August 1830
St Laurence, Foleshill, Warwickshire.
Died 1875 aged 44 years.
The 1851 census shows Selina to be 18 years old, living at home. Her profession is shown to be a 'Trimming Weaver'
The 1861 census shows Selina to be married, living at 45 Stony Stanton Road, Foleshill. Her profession noted as being a 'Silk Weaver'
Married
22nd June 1856
St. Laurence, Foleshill, Warwickshire.
Joseph Jephcott
Born 1828
Foleshill, Warwickshire.
Died 1910

For further details, see notes below.



Ann Maria Jephcott Born circa. 1857 Foleshill, Warwickshire, England. The 1861 census shows Ann as a 'Scholar'	Henry Jephcott Baptised th Febuary 1858 St. Pauls, Foleshill, Warwickshire, England. See notes below for further information.	George Edwin Jephcott Born circa. 1860 Foleshill, Warwickshire, England. George Edwin never married as far as is known. He became a colliery carpenter and, in later life, lived in Newhall, Derbyshire. He died in 1936 and his will directed that his estate should be divided between his sister Emily Mason and his friend's wife, Martha Elizabeth Whetton of Newhall.	Emily Ann Jephcott Born circa. 1862 Foleshill, Warwickshire, England. The 1881 census shows Emily as 19 years of age with her occupation noted as a 'Silk Warper'

Joseph Jephcott Born circa. 1863-66 Joseph died in infancy.	Joseph Jephcott Born circa. 1867 Foleshill, Warwickshire, England. Joseph became a butcher. He married Elizabeth Garner and they and their three children lived in Gloucester.	Ann Selina Jephcott Born circa 1871 Foleshill, Warwickshire, England. The 1881 census shows Ann as 11 years of age and her occupation as a 'Scholar'	Edward James Jephcott Born circa. 1872-73 Edward James died in infancy
Adia Sarah Jephcott Born circa. 1874 Foleshill, Warwickshire, England.

Notes

Joseph Jephcott, the third son of James and Hannah, like his elder brother John, also took up the trade of bricklayer. At the age of 27 years he married Selina Wallace, the daughter of a cattle dealer. They had nine children. After Selina's death, Joseph remarried around 1885 to another Selina (maiden name unknown) and they had a daughter May Selina.

Joseph died in 1910 and is buried in St Laurence churchyard. Selina died in 1930. In his will, Joseph's address was given as 520 Stoney Stanton Road and in it he directed that his property should be offered to his son Joseph for the sum of £700 and which was presumably somewhat less than the market value. In addition he left legacies of £20 to his children Emily Mason, Annie Cantrill, May Selina Jephcott, Henry, and Joseph, and to his grand-daughter,
the child of his daughter Annie Maria Norgrove. To his son George Edwin, he left £10. He left his first wife's clothes box to his daughter Emily Mason and his own clothes box to his son Joseph. The residue of his estate was left to his daughter May Selina.

Henry Jephcott

Henry was apprenticed in Coventry to William and John Johnson as a 'Plumber, Painter and Glazier'.
At 20 years of age, he married Mary Jane Cox, a gardener's daughter, and they had three children.
Their marriage certificate gave both of their addresses as 22 Stony Stanton Road. He started a plumbing business in Coventry and then later moved to Birmingham. It is believed that the family went into the abattoir and/or meat transport business at some stage and, following a disagreement or upset within the family, Henry gave up his share of the company.

It is not known what became of Mary Jane but Henry met Eunice May Innis, some thirty years his junior,
and together, they had three children. One child, Wilfred, died in infancy, and shortly afterwards they all moved to London.
Henry was very active with his newly adopted church in London and was made a Freeman of the City.
He died in Battersea in 1939 at the age of 81 and is buried in Morden Cemetery.

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