Descendants of William WARDELL
Notes
SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
ENDOWMENT:Performed again 28 Jan 1965
SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
ENDOWMENT:Performed again 28 Jan 1965
SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
SEALED TO JOHN TOONE
!ENDOWMENT:Performed again 28 Jan 1965SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
BAPTISM:Performed again 20 Jun 1943
!SEALING TO PARENTS:Performed again 8 Mar 1951SOURCE:Index Bureau correspondence by researcher in England; Lapworth Parish register (Warwickshire, England) WARWS Volume 3, page 109; copied from archive book.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: "Our Lady of Victories was built between 1849 and 1851 when Clapham was one of the new, densely populated London suburbs that had mushroomed in the countryside south of the Thames. "William Wardell, a young Catholic, was the architect. "By the end of the century the church had to be enlarged to accommodate the growing population."
-- Hey, David, THE OXFORD GUIDE TO FAMILY HISTORY, Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 1993, page 190 (note).
