Thomas Wiggins was born c.1840 in Ireland to William Wiggins and his wife Maria.
By the early 1860's he had moved to Liverpool, Lancashire.
On 3rd January 1868 Thomas Wiggins married Agnes Noblet at St Nicholas Church, Liverpool. The marriage entry reads;
1868. Marriage solemnized at St Nicholas Church in the Parish of Liverpool in the County of Lancaster.
When Married. 3rd January 1868 Name and Surname. Thomas Wiggins/Agnes Noblet Age. Full/Full Condition. Bachelor/Spinster Rank or Profession. Police officer/- Residence at the time of Marriage. Upper Milk Street/Upper Milk Street Father's Name and Surname. William Wiggins/Joseph Noblet Rank or Profession of Father. Land Steward/Labourer
Married in the Church of St Nicholas according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by or after Banns by me, R. J. Fairclough, MA, Curate.
This Marriage was solemnized between us, {Thomas Wiggins/Agnes Noblet} in the Presence of us, {Eliza Roberts/Thomas Evans}
On 2nd April 1871 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was living at 96 Victoria Street, Everton, Lancashire. He wa living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet) and their children Willian Wiggins born 1869 and Thomas Wiggins born Feb 1871.
On 3rd April 1881 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was living at 128 Opie Street, Everton, Lancashire. He was living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet), their children Thomas Wiggins and Maria Wiggins born 1873, his mother Maria born 1815 and his brother William Wiggins born 1849. Thomas Wiggins was working as a Police Officer.
On 5th April 1891 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was living at 47 Thomaston Street, Kirkdale, Lancashire. He was living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet), their daughter Maria Wiggins, and four boarders; John McCallum, Joseph Bradford, William Ramage and Thomas Wilson all Police Constable's, as was Thomas Wiggins.
On 31st March 1901 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was still living at 47 Thomaston Street, Kirkdale, Lancashire. He was living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet) and their daughter Maria Wiggins. Thomas Wiggins was still working as a Police Constable.
In 1902 Thomas Wiggins died.
By the early 1860's he had moved to Liverpool, Lancashire.
On 3rd January 1868 Thomas Wiggins married Agnes Noblet at St Nicholas Church, Liverpool. The marriage entry reads;
1868. Marriage solemnized at St Nicholas Church in the Parish of Liverpool in the County of Lancaster.
When Married. 3rd January 1868 Name and Surname. Thomas Wiggins/Agnes Noblet Age. Full/Full Condition. Bachelor/Spinster Rank or Profession. Police officer/- Residence at the time of Marriage. Upper Milk Street/Upper Milk Street Father's Name and Surname. William Wiggins/Joseph Noblet Rank or Profession of Father. Land Steward/Labourer
Married in the Church of St Nicholas according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Established Church, by or after Banns by me, R. J. Fairclough, MA, Curate.
This Marriage was solemnized between us, {Thomas Wiggins/Agnes Noblet} in the Presence of us, {Eliza Roberts/Thomas Evans}
On 2nd April 1871 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was living at 96 Victoria Street, Everton, Lancashire. He wa living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet) and their children Willian Wiggins born 1869 and Thomas Wiggins born Feb 1871.
On 3rd April 1881 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was living at 128 Opie Street, Everton, Lancashire. He was living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet), their children Thomas Wiggins and Maria Wiggins born 1873, his mother Maria born 1815 and his brother William Wiggins born 1849. Thomas Wiggins was working as a Police Officer.
On 5th April 1891 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was living at 47 Thomaston Street, Kirkdale, Lancashire. He was living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet), their daughter Maria Wiggins, and four boarders; John McCallum, Joseph Bradford, William Ramage and Thomas Wilson all Police Constable's, as was Thomas Wiggins.
On 31st March 1901 the Census was held. Thomas Wiggins was still living at 47 Thomaston Street, Kirkdale, Lancashire. He was living with his wife Agnes Wiggins (nee Noblet) and their daughter Maria Wiggins. Thomas Wiggins was still working as a Police Constable.
In 1902 Thomas Wiggins died.
