See also
Husband:
Ward Attfield (1837-1894)
Wife:
Mary Askew (1831-1887)
Marriage:
16 Oct 1866
St Denys, Cold Ashby, Northants
Name:
Ward Attfield
Sex:
Male
Father:
David Royce Attfield (1806-1881)
Mother:
Hannah Ward (1802-1887)
Note (shared):
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER
At Lutterworth on Wednesday, Ward Attfield, butcher, Ashby Magna, Leicestershire, was committed for trial at the Assizes, on the charge of attempting to murder his wife, Mary Attfield, on the 25th ult. They had been quarrelling, and directly afterwards two gunshots were heard in the cottage. Prisoner was found with a discharged gun in his hand, and Mrs Attfield on the floor bleeding from a gunshot wound on the arm. She was in a critical state for some time, but is now out of danger.
Birmingham Daily Post, Thursday, February 6, 1873; Issue 4544.
Birth:
2 Oct 1837
Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire
Baptism:
29 Oct 1837 (age 0)
St Denys, Cold Ashby, Northants
Birth fact:
1837 (age 0)
1837 Dec Qtr, Brixworth, 15/183
Census (1):
1841 (age 3-4)
Living with parents
Census (2):
1851 (age 13-14)
Living with parents
Census (3):
1861 (age 23-24)
Living with parents
Census (4):
1871 (age 33-34)
Publican, Ashby Magna, Leics (married)
Census (5):
1881 (age 43-44)
Grocer, Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire
Census (6):
1891 (age 53-54)
Farm labourer, pauper, inmate, Brixworth Workhouse (widower)
Death fact:
1894 (age 56-57)
1894 Jun Q, Brixworth, 3b/65
Death:
1894 (age 56-57)
Brixworth, Northamptonshire
Name:
Mary Askew
Sex:
Female
Father:
Mother:
Birth:
1831
Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire
Census (1):
23 Oct 1831 (age 0)
St Denys, Cold Ashby, Northants
Census (2):
1861 (age 29-30)
Servant (housekeeper), Mansion House, Kiddington, Oxford
Death fact:
1887 (age 55-56)
1887 Sep Qtr, Brixworth, 3b/66 (aged 57)
Death:
1887 (age 55-56)
Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire
Burial:
13 Aug 1887
St Denys, Cold Ashby, Northants (aged 57)
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER
At Lutterworth on Wednesday, Ward Attfield, butcher, Ashby Magna, Leicestershire, was committed for trial at the Assizes, on the charge of attempting to murder his wife, Mary Attfield, on the 25th ult. They had been quarrelling, and directly afterwards two gunshots were heard in the cottage. Prisoner was found with a discharged gun in his hand, and Mrs Attfield on the floor bleeding from a gunshot wound on the arm. She was in a critical state for some time, but is now out of danger.
Birmingham Daily Post, Thursday, February 6, 1873; Issue 4544.