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Ann King was the mother-in-law of Samuel South(2) and was married to Joseph King, a commercial traveller. In her later, widowed years, she lived with her daughter and son-in-law at River House, Devonshire Hill Lane. |
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Ann King was the mother-in-law of Samuel South(2) and was married to Joseph King, a commercial traveller. In her later, widowed years, she lived with her daughter and son-in-law at River House, Devonshire Hill Lane. |
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Emily Maud King was a demonstrator at the Singer Sowing Machine shop in Tottenham High Road. She married Samuel South(2) on 14 September 1899 at the Congregational Church in Snells Park, Edmonton. The family lived in TottenhamTerrace moving to Snells Park and finally to River House, Devonshire Hill Lane. Children: Elsie, Hilda, Gladys, Samuel(3), Charles, James, Edwin, Joyce. |
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Joseph King, a commercial traveller, was the father-in-law of Samuel South(2) |
