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Mary Louisa Weston[1, 2]
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Name Mary Louisa Weston Born India Gender Female Also Known As Molly Occupation Government, India Person ID I87 Family Last Modified 2 Sep 2010
Father John Augustus Weston, b. 11 Aug 1862, Kamptee, Hyderabad, India , d. 1931 (Age 68 years) Mother Sarah Louisa Ash, b. 11 Sep 1869, Secunderabad, Hyderabad, India , d. Sep 1916 (Age 47 years) Married 28 Dec 1885 Secunderabad, Hyderabad, India [3] Photos John Augustus Weston and Family
Supplied by Jean Andersen via Joy WestonDocuments Charles Newton Weston's Book
This is a chapter from a book written by Charles Newton Weston, son of John Augustus Weston, about 'Revolutionary Christians'. He was Headmaster of Baldwin's Boys High School in Bangalore. The chapter describes his father and mother, with some information about other members of the family.Family ID F9 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Horatio Willard Children 1. Peter Willard Last Modified 1 Jul 2012 Family ID F433 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Letters Letter from Mary Weston (Molly) to her brother John Benjamin (Bennie)
Bennie was bringing his family over to live in England. She gives several addresses in London where family members lived.
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Sources - [S8] Other Researchers - Dorothy Appleby.
- [S57] Other Researchers - Descendents of John Benjamin Weston.
Auntie Mollie was a darling and was very fond of her brother Bennie and I (Jean) was her favourite. We did absolutely everything together. She got me my first job with the AA. She was about 6 ft tall and very glamorous. She was always well dressed for her age. She never told anyone her age but I think she died in her 80s. I really did miss her. She was very popular at work. She had a very hard life as she had to keep working to keep herself. She had a small flat and I was always there. She loved reading and doing all the competitions in magazines. She loved her bingo and I would go with her.
I also have an address for her - The Government Mint, Bombay - presumably she was employed there - but I'm not sure where it came from. - [S7] BMD - British Library, N2 vol 66 folio 325.
Marriage entry
- [S8] Other Researchers - Dorothy Appleby.