Arrived 30 Mar 1872 NY from Liverpool or London on The Denmark Not a clear list but here's what I can decipher John Sinfield 25, Eliz Sinfield 30 Sinfield 3, (Matilda?) Wood 29 (John?) Wood 50??
They too move out to USA (first to Canada) 1880, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts George Wood, 35, plasterer, England Sarah A Wood, 30, England Matilda Wood, 11, dau, England Jane Wood, 10, dau, England Alice Wood, 6, dau, England Frederick Geo Wood, 5, son, Nova Scotia Reginald M Wood, 3, son, Nova Scotia
1900, Somerville Ward 2, Middlesex, Massachusetts (arrived 1879, presume from Canada) George Wood 54, widower, plasterer, England George Wood 25, son, candy maker Reginar Wood 23,son, rigger William E Wood 9,son, Mass. Matilda Wood 31, dau, England Alice Wood 27, dau, Olive Wood 12, dau, Mass Edith Forsyth 20, border
Sarah A Wood [Sarah A Fallows] wife of George Gender: Female Birth Date: abt 1849 Birth Place: London, England Death Date: 13 Mar 1895 Death Place: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Age at Death: 46 Father: William Fallows, born England Mother: Elizabeth Hughes, born Ireland Tuberculosis of lungs Name: Sarah Ann Fallows Spouse: George Wood Record Type: Marriage Event Date: 27 Oct 1867 Parish: St Thomas, Stepney Borough: Tower Hamlets Father Name: William Fallows Spouse Father: Frederick Wood Register Type: Parish Register
I had one of those earlier, not too hot here though, but I'm not feeling well diagnosed with bronchitis, have antibiotics which I finish tomorrow so should be OK soon. I hope to push off to bed soon
Name: George Wood, widowed Gender: Male Birth Date: abt 1847 Birth Place: England Death Date: 3 Jan 1907 Death Place: 122, Prospect Street, Somerville, Massachusetts, USA Age at Death: 60yrs, 8 months, 11 days Father: Frederick Wood, born England Mother: Matilda Mitchell, born England Carcinoma of tongue and jaw. Informant G F Wood http://www. findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=107590667&ref=acom
Wow - thank you AM and Lizzie, you have found them for me and as a bonus solved what happened to Samuel Frederick Slatter Louisa [Wood] Slatter gave one of her daughter's the name Matilda and in turn a granddaughter (my nan) was called it too. The name was then passed on to my mum - who loathed it, so luckily I did not get it too Get well soon Lizzie
Nothing whatsoever to do with your query (but not really off piste) but I had a rummage in the papers looking for Matilda Woods and discovered that Marie Lloyd, the music hall artist, was actually named Matilda Alice Victoria Wood. She was born in Hoxton on the 12th February 1870.
