John Woodward (labourer) married Mary Malley (spinster) on 2 Jun 1827 in Liverpool, Lancashire (Bishop's Transcript).
From 1832 to 1843, John and Mary were at St. John's Village when they had their children baptised.
In 1841 John (35, a labourer) and Mary (30) were with their children Ellen (10), Daniel (8), John (6) and James (1) at St. John's Village, Islington, Liverpool.
In 1841, Another John and Mary Woodward (both 35) are living in an Irish area of Liverpool. Wife Mary was Irish! They had no children.
In 1851, James was a labourer in Toxteth Park. He had Ellen (21), James (10), Catherine (8) and Elizabeth (6). Michael Stoker (21) was a visitor (visiting his daughter Ellen). William, a Joiner and Ellen Jones (both 52) were lodgers from Wales, probably related.
In 1861, John (56) was living with Michael Stoker, his son-in-law and Ellen (both 32), so Ellen must have been his daughter, born 1829.
Before John died at Neston in 1871 he was in the Toxteth Park Workhouse, Liverpool in 1871, a pauper, widower and Ag. Labourer.