Click photo to enlarge. It is a conjecture that Ernest and Millicent married at Bicester, Oxfordshire. The wedding photographs were all produced by James & Son of Bicester, so the conclusion is, that is where the wedding took place.

Click to enlarge. The best man, standing behind Ernest, is his older brother Walter.

To the left of the photograph, the older seated lady is Elizabeth (Markham) KNIBBS, his mother. I assume that the two girls between Ernest and Elizabeth are his two sisters Amy and Sarah, with Sarah's two children Irene and Amy STACEY sat in the left foreground.
In the back row, 4th from the left is Sarah Ethel Knibbs' husband Louis Stacey, and on his left is Edgar Gardner, the friend of Amy Elizabeth Knibbs.

Ernest is seen to be 12 years old, living in the civil parish of Deddington at the 1901 census.

Ernest is known to have worked for the Great Western Railway, and I believe it was at Banbury station. The above photograph was one of my father's and I can only imagine somewhere amongst the crowd of staff is Ernest.

I know from his niece Barbara that Ernest died of pneumonia. My cousin Jacky remembers her mother telling her of one of the brothers who worked for the railways and died quite young. Apparently he got soaked through to the skin in a storm, got pneumonia and died from it. That must have been Ernest.

Amelia died aged 54 years.

The only Amelia Tyrrell I can see of the right age at the 1901 census was:
Amelia Tyrrell 8 Hants Eastleigh Southampton Eastleigh
Amelia Tyrrell 36 Gloucester Cheltenham Southampton Eastleigh

However, FreeBMD has it that she was born in the Bicester District of Oxfordshire, England.