Yes agree with the Futerill marriage, both parties in the index - appear in 1891 census; couple more children in 1901 by which time Joe Blundell was no long with them. Jessie shown married rather than widowed suggesting, as family legend has it" he had gone off". As Pam, says six children. I think that the last two, Harry and Owen, were sent to Canada by Bernardos. Possibly appear on passenger list:
Vessel Carthaginian
Port of Arrival Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 28 May 1908
Port of Departure Liverpool, England
From <
https://person.ancestry.co.uk/tree/73526090/person/120025892685/facts>
Been told Jessie came to a sticky end - but looking for more info.
Benedict Blundell death looks like a good fit. Both parents names and age match, and he was known to have "gone off".You can see it at
https://mv.ancestry.co.uk/viewer/f35bf301-11ee-44d1-b4e3-627aff1a3ef5/916756/-2028115193
Think William Benedict Blundell was son of Edward and Mary Farr b1860 in Sambourne.