5: Parents: Edward Hayward and Elizabeth Williams Parents: Parker Dugdale and Sarah Horner .
4: Charles Hayward (Charlie) = Mary Eveline Dugdale(Sis)
3: Children: Mary Horner, Charles Edward (Eddie or Ted)
Her parents had come from the Burnley (Brierfield) area of Lancashire to set up a jam factory in the Leckwith Road area of Cardiff.
Mary was the eldest of many siblings and was known as "Sis" for sister. She was a heavy smoker; as eldest of her siblings, she had strong opinions but was not always correct (known as "duff gen" behind her back).
Sis was trained as a pupil-teacher at Cardiff and at Swansea Teacher Training College and taught in primary school (including at Gelligear) before being married. More on pupil-teacher training
She married Charles Hayward, a teacher at a primary school (Allensbank) in Cardiff, latterly headmaster of Llandaff Council School.
After marriage, she lived in Gabalfa (Heathfield Place) and then near Roath Park (Windemere Ave; house called "Brierfield" after her parents' area of origin). Several of her siblings lived in Cardiff (Dorothy, Gladys, Horner's widow) while some had emigrated (Gwen to Seattle; Parker to South Africa).
They had two children: Mary and Eddie, born 10 years apart. She taught Mary to read herself, so she was put in a class at school with older pupils - which was not without drawbacks.
After her husband's death, she moved to a bungalow in Whitchurch to be nearer her daughter and son.
She cooked welsh cakes, made toffee (consistency of glass) and marmalade.
Mary Eveline's mother Sarah Dugdale nee Horner
Wedding of Charles and Mary (Sis)
Mary Eveline Dugdale b 8-5-1885 d 2-6-1971 (at 25 Caegwyn Road, Whitchurch)
Parents: Parker Dugdale (b 1862) and Sarah (nee Horner)(b 1858). m Q3 1884 Burnley.
Paternal grandparents
John Dugdale (b Roughlee 25 Sep 1836, d Brierfield 1891),
Mary Robinson (b abt 1840)
m 15 Sep 1860 Colne
Paternal g-g parents
William Dugdale (b Roughlee 7-1-1816),
Ellen Edmondson(b Vevers Mill 3-12-1815 f Allen(cotton spiner), mother Sarah)
m 5-1-1835 St Mary, Newchurch in Pendle; WD residing Crowtrees,
Roughlee
Parker Robinson (b Barrowford 23-7-1808, f James(weaver) mother Betty
d 8-10-1889 Barrowford)
Alice Booth (b Blakey 11-6-1805 f Lawrence(farmer) m Nanny)
m 26-12-1831 Colne PR weaver
Maternal grandparents
William Horner (ch 26-3-1826 Chapel Inn, Little Marsden; grocer)
Elizabeth (Betty) Pratt(Prat) (ch Barrowford 31-8-1817)
(m 20-11-1849 Colne WH butcher reside Hey Head)
Maternal g-g parents
William Horner (no b Lancs [b 1789 Harewood WRY?]; inn keeper/farmer )
Ann (several possible b)
(? m 14-7-1825 Colne WH hatter; Ann Eastwood)
Mathew Prat (b abt 1789 d 23-7-1854 Little Marsden; weaver/grocer)
Mary Thornton (b 1789 Ballgrove f James m Betty; b 1786 Coln f Robert m Ann)
(m 25-12-1809 Colne MP weaver; Mary Thornton)
Siblings: [more info ]
Mary in birth order
[Q3 1887] Gwendoline = Jim Moore (moved to Seattle area); children
Marshall=Pearl, Betty=.., Duncan
[Q2 1890] Parker = Isa (moved to S Africa), children Parker=Jean
[Q1 1893] James (d Q2 1947 Cardiff aged 54)
[Q1 1895](William) Horner = Margaret (Peggy); child Horner=Kay(Cardiff)
[Q2 1897] Gladys = Wes Jenkins; children Beryl=Des
Mason(Portsmouth area), Brian=Catherine(Devon)
[Q1 1900] Dorothy = William Daniels; children
Jill=Heythornthwate(Canada), Shirley=Roy Everett(Bristol).
Dugdales around 1900
with L to R in back: Parker, Gwen, James, Mary, Horner
and L to R in front: mother(Sarah), Gladys, father(Parker), Dorothy
Note mariners: Parker(b 1890) became Captain of a Liner,
d 03 November 1942 Age 51 in WW 2
( record)
as master of M V Eurybates at Freetown.
Horner (b 1895, listed as William Horner) was decorated for running
supplies into Belgium as Captain of Empire Ganymede in WWI.
(see Welsh Mariner's Index)
Marriage 29-7-1912
Charles Hayward 29 asst school master Cardiff. Father Edward Hayward,
ex Police Superintendent
Mary Eveline Dugdale 27 Cardiff. Father Parker Dugdale, Sec. of a company
Children: Mary Horner and Charles Edward (Eddie or Ted).
see here for more on married life.
1911 Census: 1 Major Rd., Canton, Cardiff; 8 rooms
Parker Dugdale 47 manager S Wales Jam + Marmalade Co. b Barrowford Lancs
Sarah D 53 (M 26y 7/7/0 ch alive) b Brierfield Lancs
Mary Eveline D 25 certificated teacher b Canton Cardiff
Gwendoline D 23 clerk (at SW Jam..) b Canton Cardiff
James D 18 Apprentice engineer (Elliot & Jeffries) b Canton Cardiff
William Horner D 16 not employed b Canton Cardiff
Gladys Horner D 14 school b Canton Cardiff
Dorothy Horner D 11 school b Canton Cardiff
1901 Census: 44 Alexandra Rd., Canton
Parker Dugdale 11 [others as 1911 -10 years]
1891 Census: 66 Alexandra Rd., Canton
Parker Dugdale 28, Sarah 33, Mary E 5, Gwendoline 3, Parker 1
1881 Census: 25 King St., Little Marsden, Brierfield, Lancs.[Father: Parker]
John Dugdale 44 manager over power loom? b Roughlee Lancs
Mary D 40 b Barrowford Lancs
Alice D 23 cotton weaver b Barrowford
Parker D 18 fruit confection & preserves b Barrowford
Ellen D 15 cotton weaver b Barrowford
Edmonson D 12 school b Barrowford
James D 7 school b Brierfield
Lucy D 4 school b Barrowford
Floriana? [no surname] Granddaughter 1 b Barrowford
1871 Census: Hey Head St, Little Marsden, Lancs.[mother: Sarah]
William Horner 45 grocer b Marsden Lancs
Betty H 51 b "
Elizabeth H 16 worsted weaver b "
Sarah H 13 worsted weaver b "
Mary Horner 10 b "
