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Spouses/Children:
Mary Constance Oliver
- Ian Michael Creswick Peto
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Wilfred Leonard Peto
- Born: 8 Jan 1894, 14 Prince St., Southwark, Surrey, England 3
- Christened: 11 Mar 1894, St. Jude, Southwark, London, England 1
- Married: 17 Jul 1928, Fretherne, Gloucester, England 2
- Died: 1971, Mid Eastern District, Surrey, England 3
 Research Notes:
In the 1939 Register Wilfred L Peto (b. 8 Jan 1894), civil servant, inspector H.M. Inland Revenue, air raid warden (part time), and wife Mary C Peto (b. 12 May 1907), unpaid domestic duties, air raid warden (part time), were living at 11 White Horse Drive, Epsom, Surrey.
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Wilfrid Leonard Peto died aged 77 years. 3
Marriage Information:
Wilfred married Mary Constance Oliver, daughter of Alfred Creswick Oliver and Edith Turner, on 17 Jul 1928 in Fretherne, Gloucester, England. (Mary Constance Oliver was born on 12 May 1907, christened on 2 Jun 1907 in Barlaston, Stafford, England and died on 30 May 1987 in Heath, Surrey, England, aged 80 years.)
Marriage Notes:
Wilfrid Leonard Peto, 34, bachelor, civil servant, of Cleer? Hills, son of James Peto, gentleman, and
Mary Constance Oliver, 21, spinster, of Fretherne Rectory, daughter of Alfred Creswick Oliver, Clerk in Holy Orders
Married after Banns
Witnesses: Reginald Hubert Stocken, Enid Margaret Oliver
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"PETO—OLIVER.
The marriage took place at Fretherne Church on Tuesday afternoon of Mr. Wilfred Leonard Peto, son of Mr. James Peto, of Ewell, Surrey, and Miss Mary Constance Oliver, daughter of the Rev. A. C. and Mrs. Oliver, of Fretherne Rectory. The church was decorated by Mr. Basil Jones with white flowers and palms and plants lent by Lady Darell.
The ceremony was performed by the bride's father and Dr. H. Maynard Smith. Mr. J. Merrett was at the organ and played suitable music.
The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. G. L. Oliver, wore a dress of white georgette with pearl trimming and tulle frills edged with silver, net veil and georgette train, both ornamented with orange blossom. Her bouquet was of deep red roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Enid M. Oliver (sister of the bride), Miss Winifred Peto (sister of the bridegroom), Miss M. Diana Awdry and Miss E. Vivienne Brain. Miss Ann Taylor and Master Randall Jones were the train bearers....
The duties of "best man" were carried out by Captain R. H. Stocken.
A reception was afterwards held at the Rectory...."
Excerpt from Gloucester Citizen, Tuesday, July 17, 1928.
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