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Spouses/Children:
Percy Pickering Nelson Briggs
- Ada Violet Vivian Briggs
- Reginald Percy Briggs
- Mildred Annie Briggs
- Clifford Vivian Briggs
- Sylvia Primrose Briggs
- Audrey Josephine Briggs
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Annie Maria Vivian Wadge
- Born: Aug 1877, Gateshead, Durham, England 1
- Married: 23 Jul 1903, Christ Church, Gateshead, Durham, England 2
- Died: 1925, Gateshead, Durham, England 3
 Research Notes:
In 1891 Annie M. V. Wadge, aged 13, born in Gateshead Durham, was with her parents at 32 Snowball Ter., Gateshead, Durham.
In 1911 Annie Briggs, aged 33, born in Gateshead (mother of 4 children), and husband of 8 years Percy Briggs, aged 32, born in Gateshead, Chronicle Office Despatch, were living at 97 Bensham Road, Gateshead. With them were children (born in Gateshead) Ada (7), Reginald (5), Mildred (1) and Clifford (under 1 month).
In 1921 Annie Briggs, aged 43 years 10 months, born in Gateshead, and husband Percy Briggs, aged 42 years 4 months, born in Gateshead, foreman despatcher for Newcastle Chronicle Ltd, were living at 97 Bensham Road, Gateshead. With them were children (born in Gateshead) Ada (17y 3m), Reginald (16), moulder's apprentice, Mildred (12), Clifford (10y 3m), Sylvia (5y 6m), and Audrey (3).
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Annie Maria Vivian Briggs died aged 48 years. 3
Marriage Information:
Annie married Percy Pickering Nelson Briggs, son of John Edward Briggs and Jane Pickering, on 23 Jul 1903 at Christ Church, Gateshead, Durham, England. (Percy Pickering Nelson Briggs was born on 9 Feb 1879 in Gateshead, Durham, England and died on 21 Jan 1967 at 107 Hadrian Rd., Fenham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland, England.)
Marriage Notes:
Percy Pickering Nelson Briggs, age 24, son of John Edmond Briggs, and Annie Maria Vivian Wage, age 25, daughter of Agrippa Wadge
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BRIGGS—WADGE—Gateshead, at Christ Church, on the 23rd last, by the Rev. Thomas Hyatt, Percy P. N. Briggs, eldest son of John Edward Briggs, to Annie M. V., eldest daughter of Agrippa Wadge, all of Gateshead.
The Newcastle Evening Chronicle, Friday, 24 Jul 1903, p. 2
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