Olive was born on the 2nd July 1879 in Falmouth, Cornwall, England [1]. She was the daughter of William Henry Bray and Margaretta Brewer Heller. Olive was baptised on the 3rd September 1879 in the Wesleyan Methodist, Falmouth [2]. She grew up with her parents until she was a teenager [3][4]. After the death of her parents she went to live with her aunt Kate Rowe along with her younger siblings [5].
Olive married William Henry Martin on the 26th June 1902 in Falmouth, Cornwall, England [6]. They settled in St. Gluvias, Penryn, Cornwall [7][8].
Olive died on the 8th February 1934 in Penryn, Cornwall, England. She was aged 54 years 6 months [9]. At the time she was living at Elm Tree Cottage, Commercial Rd., Penryn. Her estate was approved on the 15th March 1934 at the Principal Registry, London [10]. She left effects to her husband William Henry Martin, weigher and checker, valued at £673 19s 6d.
↑ 3.03.11881 England, Wales and Scotland Census. PRO RG11 piece 2316, folio 43, page 15. Cited in FindMyPast
↑ 4.04.11891 England, Wales and Scotland Census. PRO RG12 piece 1835, folio 5, page 4. Cited in FindMyPast
↑ 5.05.11901 England, Wales and Scotland Census. PRO RG13 piece 2113, folio 67, page 31. Cited in FindMyPast
↑England and Wales BMD Index. Marriages. AMJ Q2 Vol 5b Page 649. Falmouth. 1902.
↑ 7.07.11911 England, Wales and Scotland Census. PRO RG14 piece 13880, RG14PN13880 RG78PN823 RD297 SD1 ED5 SN58. Cited in FindMyPast
↑ 8.08.11921 England, Wales and Scotland Census. PRO RG15 piece 11030, schedule 75. RD 297 RS 1 ED 4, 5. Cited in FindMyPast https://www.findmypast.co.uk
↑England and Wales BMD Index. Deaths. JFM Q1 Vol 5c Page 185. Falmouth. 1934.
↑England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995
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