- Birth*: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier was born in 1909.
- She was the daughter of William Scott Ford mill mechanic, marine engineer and Margaret Scott Key domestic servant, machinist.
- (Bride) Marriage*: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier married Francis Robert Edward jeweller on 16 April 1945 at East Church, Broughty Ferry, Angus, Scotland, ; after banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland, Francis Robert aged 46 address 173 St Vincent Street Broughty Ferry, parents James Edward domestic gardener & Catherine Storrar; Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier aged 36, 6 Ramsay Street Broughty Ferry, parents Willliam Scott ford marine engineer & Margaret Scott Key.2,3
- (Deceased) Death*: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier died on 6 October 2006 at Ferry House Residential Home, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, , aged 97.
- (Witness) Photograph: She is in this photograph taken circa 1916 at Arbroath, Forfarshire, Scotland, , along with Annie Gibson Ford, Jane Duncan Ford, Edith Margaret Ford, Archibald Hall Ford of Messrs Mackinnon, Mackenzie Co., Colombo, Margaret Kinnear Adamson, James Kinnear Adamson MA, Dr Douglas George Adamson MBChB MD FRCP consultant physician and Georgina Key tailoress Ford and Adamson cousins.4,5
- (Witness) Photograph: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier is in this photograph taken say 1917 along with Edith Margaret Ford, Archibald Hall Ford of Messrs Mackinnon, Mackenzie Co., Colombo, Annie Gibson Ford and David Guthrie Shiell Ford siblings.8
- (Witness) Photograph: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier is in this photograph taken in 1919 along with Edith Margaret Ford, Archibald Hall Ford of Messrs Mackinnon, Mackenzie Co., Colombo, Annie Gibson Ford and Jane Duncan Ford.5
- (Witness) Photograph: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier is in this photograph taken in August 1919 along with Annie Gibson Ford, Jane Duncan Ford, Edith Margaret Ford.5
- (Witness) Newspaper Article: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier and James Kinnear Adamson teacher, Georgina Key tailoress, David Bell spirit dealer's assistant, carpenter & builder, Lilly Junor and John Gordon Bell were mentioned in a newspaper article about Margaret Kinnear Adamson and David Albert Bell on 15 June 1937. DUNDEE CHURCH BRIDAL Bell-Adamson
In Park Church, Dundee, this afternoon the wedding took place of Miss Margaret Adamson, only daughter of Mr and Mrs James K Adamson, 20 East Haddon Road, Dundee, to Mr David A. Bell, youngest son of the late Mr Bell and of Mrs Bell, 32 Gardner Street, Dundee
The bride was given away by her father. Under a redingote coat of pervenche wool crepe the bride wore an attractive floral crepe de chine dress. The bouquets of flowers stamped on a white ground repeated the blue shade of the coat, and the designs also included pink, green, and yellow tones. Gauging on the bodice and accordion pleating at the hem were features of the dress which had a basque flare.
Her picture hat in blue was trimmed with pink, and she carried a bouquet of pale pink roses and lily of the valley.
Miss Mina S Ford as bridesmaid, favoured a smart pink silk cloque suit, and an eye veil finished her matching pink hat. She had a spray of sweetpeas.
Mr J. Gordon Bell was best man, and the service was conducted by Rev. James Mackay.
A reception followed in Mather's Hotel. The bride's mother was attired in navy satin back marocain and hat to tone, while the bridegroom's mother favoured navy wool georgette and matching hat.9 - (Witness) Marriage: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier witnessed the marriage of David Albert Bell and Margaret Kinnear Adamson on Tuesday, 15 June 1937 at Park Church, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; 1937 marriages in the district of St Andrew in the burgh of Dundee; 1937 on the Fifteenth day of June at Park Church Dundee after banns according to the formw of the Church of Scotland; signed David Albert Bell joiner batchelor, age 27 residing 39 Blake House Hercules Road Lambeth London SE1; parents David Bell joiner deceased & Lily Bell ms Junor; signed Margaret Kinnear Adamson typist spinster; age 28 residing 20 East Haddon Road Dundee, parents James Kinnear Adamson school teacher & Georgina Adamson ms Key; signed James MacKay MA minister of Park Church Dundee, signed J Gordon Bell 32 Gardiner Street Dundee, Wilhelmina S Ford 6 Ramsay Street Broughty Ferry, withnesses, register 1937 June 16th at Dundee signed Norman Steele Assist Registrar.10,11
- Married Name: As of 16 April 1945, her married name was Edward.3,1
- Photograph*: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier and Francis Robert Edward jeweller are in this photograph taken on 1 July 1950 at St Paul's Church, Nethergate, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .12
- (Spouse) Death: Their spouse Francis Robert Edward jeweller died on 6 December 1965 at 173 St Vincent Street, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; Title Mr
First name(s) Francis Robert
Last name Edward
Age 68
Birth year 1897
Birth place Broughty Ferry
Death year 1965
Residence 173 St Vincent Street
Periodical Dundee Courier & Telegraph Obituaries 1869-2018
Publication year 1965
Publication date 07 Dec 1965
Place Dundee
County Forfarshire (Angus)
Country Scotland
Volume 6
Page 248
Record set Scotland, Newspaper Death Reports & Obituaries
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Subcategory Parish Burials
Collections from Great Britain, Scotland.13 - (Witness) Obituary: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier was mentioned in the Obituary of Francis Robert Edward jeweller on 7 December 1965 at 173 St Vincent Street, Broughty Ferry, Angus, Scotland, ; Tuesday, December 7, 1965.
Death of Dundee jeweller
One of Broughty Ferry's best known residents died at home yesterday, after an illness lasting a few weeks.
He was Mr Francis Robert Edward, of 173 St Vincent Street, who worked in Dundee as a jeweller for 50 years.
Born and bred in Broughty, Mr Edward was educated at Grove Academy before taking up his career with Ramsay's, Reform Street,
In 1948 he went into business on his own at 10 Reform Street, until his retiral last March.
Mr Edward, who was 68, was well known in yachting circles.
He was a past president of Broughty Boating Club and in 1938 was elected an honorary life member in recognition of 25 years' service. He was also an office-bearer of the Royal Tay Yacht Club.
Golf was another favourite of Mr Edward's. He was a past captain and match secretary of Broughty Golf Club, Monifieth.
He is survived by his wife and two daughters, one by his previous marriage.13 - (Witness) Anecdote forWeb: Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier was a witness Margaret Kinnear Adamson Bell recalled being told about her Key relatives: "Now, about the name TESCO as told to my cousin (Mrs Mina Edward nee Ford) - Margaret Key (we called her Maggie) married Tom Torring and he had a tea merchants business in London under the name of Torring & Stockwell.
How the Cohen came into it we do not know unless he also worked there and decided to branch out in provisions but they must have all been known to each other. A name for the new venture had to be found and they came up with :- T and S CO the initials of all three.
We do know that our cousin Maggie Key was a wealthy person when Tom Torring died as she had shares in TESCO and was very friendly with the Cohen family and was at all their family weddings.
The Torrings had two sons, William (Billy) and Alan but neither Mina nor I know anything about them."
The TESCO website says this "1924 The first own-brand product sold by Jack [Cohen] was Tesco Tea - before the company was called Tesco. The name comes from the initials of TE Stockwell, who was a partner in the firm of tea suppliers, and CO from Jack's surname."
So - are we related to Tesco via the Torrings, or was the 'T' in actual fact part of the TE Stockwell name?14,15 - [S64] General Record Office for Scotland, online www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, General Record Office for Scotland (Edinburgh, Scotland), Statutory Marriage 1945 Broughty Ferry, ref 282/5 28 no image [Nov 2020].
- [S64] General Record Office for Scotland, Statutory Marriage 1945 Broughty Ferry, ref 282/5 28 image held [Nov 2020 & June 2021].
- [S40] From JB [Jul 2020].
- [S43] PCC.
- [S40] From JB [Feb 2019].
- [S1] International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Salt Lake City, Utah, USA: International Genealogical Index), PCC.
- [S1] International Genealogical Index (IGI), from JB [Feb 2019].
- [S40] JB (Joan Baker e-mail address) [Feb 2019].
- [S54] Website findmypast.co.uk (www.findmypast.co.uk) Newspapers & periodicals collection Dundee Evening Telegraph [Nov 2019].
- [S43] Family Bible held by CNMA.
- [S64] General Record Office for Scotland, GROS Statutory Marriages 1937 Dundee St Andrew ref 282/3 155 no image held [March 2018].
- [S133] Interview with unknown informant (unknown informant address). Unknown repository (unknown repository address), CNM DGA Wedding Album [1950].
- [S54] Website findmypast.co.uk (www.findmypast.co.uk) Record Transcription:
Scotland, Newspaper Death Reports & Obituaries collection Dundee Courier & Advertiser [Nov 2020]. - [S6] MKAB via DDB [July 2004].
- [S49] Website Web Site online (www.) http://www.tescoplc.com/index.asp?pageid=11 [Sept 2013].
- [S17] General Record Office for Scotland, online www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, General Record Office for Scotland (Edinburgh, Scotland), Scotland Census 1911 Arbroath 272/1 27/ 27 image held [Jun 2018].
- [S54] Website findmypast.co.uk (www.findmypast.co.uk) Record Transcription:
Scotland, Dundee & Forfarshire (Angus) Electoral Registers 1857-1939
Dundee, Forfarshire (Angus), Scotland [Nov 2020].
Wilhelmina Scott Ford assistant cashier1
F, #169, b. 1909, d. 6 October 2006
Last Edited: 27 Jan 2022
Parents:
Father*: William Scott Ford mill mechanic, marine engineer b. 9 Jun 1871, d. 8 Sep 1957
Mother*: Margaret Scott Key domestic servant, machinist b. 20 Jan 1872, d. 6 Apr 1952
Mother*: Margaret Scott Key domestic servant, machinist b. 20 Jan 1872, d. 6 Apr 1952
Relationship:
1st cousin 1 time removed of Patricia Catherine Adamson
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Beattie, Mary s1730 descendants
Foord, Thomas c1717/18 descendants (#1)
Foord, Thomas c1717/18 descendants (#2)
Gibson, Alexander c1750 descendants (#1)
Gibson, Alexander c1750 descendants (#2)
Jarren, Jannet c1717/18 descendants (#1)
Jarren, Jannet c1717/18 descendants (#2)
Key, George c1770 descendants
Law, Alexander c1740 descendants
Myres, John c1790 descendants
Napier, William 1727 descendants
Scott, David c1785 descendants (#1)
Scott, David c1785 descendants (#2)
Steven, Elizabeth c1751/52 descendants (#1)
Steven, Elizabeth c1751/52 descendants (#2)
Stewart, Jane c1785 descendants (#1)
Stewart, Jane c1785 descendants (#2)
Young, Helen c1750 descendants (#1)
Young, Helen c1750 descendants (#2)
Foord, Thomas c1717/18 descendants (#1)
Foord, Thomas c1717/18 descendants (#2)
Gibson, Alexander c1750 descendants (#1)
Gibson, Alexander c1750 descendants (#2)
Jarren, Jannet c1717/18 descendants (#1)
Jarren, Jannet c1717/18 descendants (#2)
Key, George c1770 descendants
Law, Alexander c1740 descendants
Myres, John c1790 descendants
Napier, William 1727 descendants
Scott, David c1785 descendants (#1)
Scott, David c1785 descendants (#2)
Steven, Elizabeth c1751/52 descendants (#1)
Steven, Elizabeth c1751/52 descendants (#2)
Stewart, Jane c1785 descendants (#1)
Stewart, Jane c1785 descendants (#2)
Young, Helen c1750 descendants (#1)
Young, Helen c1750 descendants (#2)