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Family of Joseph Ramsay PERRY and Evangeline MEDWAY
| Husband: | Joseph Ramsay PERRY ( -1919) | |
| Wife: | Evangeline MEDWAY (1857?- ) | |
| Children: | Winifred May PERRY (1894- ) | |
| Bert PERRY ( - ) | ||
| Evageline PERRY ( - ) | ||
| Mable PERRY ( - ) | ||
| Marriage | 4 Jun 1885 | Hamworthy, Poole |
Husband: Joseph Ramsay PERRY
| Name: | Joseph Ramsay PERRY | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | James PERRY ( - ) | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Occupation | 5 Mar 1913 | Mariner |
| Death | 20 Jan 1919 (age 62) | Hamworthy, Poole |
| Burial | 20 Jan 1919 | St. Michael's, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset |
Wife: Evangeline MEDWAY
| Name: | Evangeline MEDWAY | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | John MEDWAY (1824?-1863) | |
| Mother: | Ann Isabella STOKES (1823-1880) | |
| Birth | 1857 (est) | |
| Occupation | Sailor | |
| Census (1) | 1861 (age 4) | Hamworthy, Poole |
| Census (2) | 1871 (age 14) | Hamworthy, Poole |
| Census (3) | 1881 (age 24) | Hamworthy, Poole |
Additional Information
| Census (1) | 27 Ham Street |
| Census (2) | 22 Ham Street |
| Census (3) | Ham Street Lower Ham
Occupation: None |
Child 1: Winifred May PERRY
| Name: | Winifred May PERRY | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Spouse: | Reginald Robert TRIM ( - ) | |
| Birth | 1894 | |
| Occupation | 5 Mar 1913 (age 19) | Dress-maker |
Child 2: Bert PERRY
| Name: | Bert PERRY | |
| Sex: | Male | |
Child 3: Evageline PERRY
| Name: | Evageline PERRY | |
| Sex: | Female | |
Child 4: Mable PERRY
| Name: | Mable PERRY | |
| Sex: | Female | |
Note on Child 2: Bert PERRY (1)
Possibly had Down's Syndrome.
Note on Child 2: Bert PERRY (2)
Was remembered by Eileen McMullen
Note on Child 3: Evageline PERRY (1)
Was a teacher in Poole and known as "punch Perry"
Note on Child 3: Evageline PERRY (2)
As a young woman disappeared for a time (leaving hamworthy). Returned back after a while. During this time a baby was born out of wedlock and adopted. In later years the child returned back to hamworthy and was a "spitting image" of her mother.