Thread: Buttons that have me undone

Hello Everyone,
Ihave not been with you for a while and I hope you don't mind me asking for a little help from those who might be better equipped.
I asking for anything we can get about the BUTTON family.
of Harry Herbert Button b.1869-1927 and Carolina Louisa Wise b. n.a.

Children.
Robert William b.1900.
George b.1902.
Maude b. 1903.
Christopher b. 1905.
Frank b. 1906.
Ernest b. 1909.
William b. 1913
Daisy Louisa b. 1899.
Frederick Charles b. 1897.

Truly appreciate anything you can help me with them.
Best wishes to all, Hawks

St Saviour Paddington
21/10/1894
Harry Herbert BUTTON s/o Robert BUTTON to Caroline Louisa WISE d/o George WISE
both of 97 Kilburn Park Road
fathers both desc as Lab'r
both sign
w ??? BUTTON
Emma WISE

Harry Herbert BUTTON bp 21/08/1895 ( b 04/05/1895) Christ Church of Wheetstone Road

Frederick Charles 05/12/1897 (16/11/1897) Rendel Street

Daisy Louisa BUTTON

B registered q3 1899 Kensington

Christ Church Notting Hill
bp d/o Harry & Caroline Louisa BUTTON 06/08/1899 of 2 Rendall Street, Labourer 23/07/1899

Frank 21/06/1906 ( 06/06/!906) Painter of Rendel Street

Robert William 29/09/1900 ( 08/09/1900) of Rendell Street

1901 Census RG13 29 130 40
Rendell Street Kensington
Harry H 31 painter / Lab'r
Caroline L 29
Harry H 5
Elizabeth 4
DAisy 1
WISE Caroline 78 widow boarder

All b N Kensington

1871 Census ( Researchers listed )
RG10 573
Willin Street Bromley
Robert 33 LAb' Coddenham Suffolk
Emma 32 Willian? Suffolk
Emma MA 13 BAylam? Suffolk
Ellen 10 Blakeham Suffolk
William 7 Coddenham Suffolk
Eliza T 4 Poplar
Harry 1 Poplar

That looks fantastic many thanks, Hawks.

Elsebels,
Jus

Elsebels,
Just wondering now that I have had a closer look at your post...........
Who is it that signs their names W??? Button and Emma Wise.
Are you quoting the wittiness sector of a certificate. If so where will Emma fit in, I wonder, a sister to the bride.
Very best, Hawks

That W??? Button.. I think it's Frederick as F in those days looked like H or W

And yes, Elsa was refering to the names of the witness (W?? Button & Emma Wise)