Alice Ann Mather 
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Birth Notes
A minor when married, so should be younger than James.
Aged 5 in 1861
Aged 16 in 1871
Minor in 1874 when married
Aged 25 in 1881, born Egerton (when married)
Lancashire Birth indexes for the years: 1855
MATHER Alice A MATHER Turton TUR/7/464
MATHER, ALICE ANN -
GRO Reference: 1855 J Quarter in BOLTON UNION
Volume 08C Page 226
General Notes
Alice wa illegitimate. However, she appears to have had family: John Mather; Elizabeth Mather (X) were her marriage witnesses.
The 1855 birth record suggests Alice is a bastard child.
In 1871, Alice and Thomas (16 and 8) were with their grandmother Hannah (66). Jane (30) and John (21) were also present and Jane is the likely mother (John is too young).
Alice may be another illegitimate daughter of Alice Mather.
Family Pictures
This picture, '1874 Alice Mather & James Naylor', was taken on May 29th, 1874 and sourced from Certificate - Marriage.
Alice and James were married in a religious ceremony on May 29th, 1874 at Christ Church, Walmsley by R C W Croft and witnessed by John Mather & Elizabeth Mather.2
Marriage/Union Notes
Marriage: 29 May 1874 Christ Church, Walmsley, Lancashire, England
James Naylor - Full, Spinner, Bachelor, Walmsley
Alice Mather - (X), Minor, Spinster, Walmsley
Groom's Father: John Naylor, Spinner
Witness: John Mather; Elizabeth Mather, (X)
Married by Banns by: R. C. W. Croft Incumbent
Notes: ['Illegitimate' noted where the bride's father's name would be recorded]
Register: Marriages 1854 - 1887, Page 144, Entry 287
Source: Microfilm of register at Manchester Library
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