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Is there anyone who can find a Lydia Mary Watson b1872 in Southwold, Suffolk marrying a Mr Davis in America? Possibly in California from 1912 to 1958.Could anyone find the name of her husband?

Thanks

Is it possible she married in England first to Charles Cullingford.....

Marriages Jun 1898 (>99%)
Clarke Eliza Blything 4a 1778
CULLINGFORD Charles William Blything 4a 1778
Taylor Robert Blything 4a 1778
Watson Lydia Mary Blything 4a 1778

I only mention this because there is a passenger called Lydia Mary Cullingford travelling to Philadelphia in 1912 whose next of kin is George Watson Southwold Suffolk.

Suzanne

She did, but charles it seems did not follow her.That's interesting though if her father was named as next of kin. They must have divorced or he died, i haven't found any record of this. I assumed she was still married cos her occupation was 'wife'. I found her death mentioned as Lydia Mary Davis [Lydia Mary Watson] on ancestry.com, but cannot access the details due to not being a subscriber. And it wouldn't have given me her husbands name.
David

Los Angeles, 1920 and 1930 USA censuses have a Lydia M Davis with husband Reynold R Davis, born Sweden. This is a son Robert born Connecticut...I think from a previous marriage of Reynold's, especially as Lydia Cullingford is travelling alone in 1912. Nor have I found a death for Charles.

Suzanne

In 1910 Los Angeles R R Davis is with wife Mary, born Connecticut.

Suzanne

ooh it's certainly a possible match, does it mention if she is from Southwold, Suffolk ? Her Sister Evelyn Annie Watson lived in Los Angeles, and Eustace her nephew lived in California

Thankyou for your help by the way
David

Is this the death you saw?

Lydia Mary Davis
[Lydia Mary Watson]
Social Security #: 0
Sex: Female
Birth Date: 17 Jan 1872
Birthplace: Other Country
Death Date: 29 Mar 1958
Death Place: Los Angeles
Mother's Maiden Name: Crisp
Father's Surname: Watson

Someone on Ancestry did have this Lydia on their tree but it's not viewing at the moment.

Suzanne

Yes that's the one, thats probably also my tree.
David

There are a couple of mentions on passenger lists..1912 and 1913 of Charles W Cullingford travelling to and from Montreal......no marital status or next of kin given.
The US censuses do not give place of birth beyond country.

Suzanne

I'll assume that Reynold is the husband, and that perhaps Charles Cullingford died in Canada.Shame i can't find a wedding date. Thanks

David