Holleron or Thomas Family tree

I have just started researching my family tree and would be grateful if anyone else has details about my parents Benjamin Holleron born 1935 (mother Margaret Wiggins) or Jean Thomas born 1930 (mother Elsie Boardman. All born in Wigan.

Name: Benjamin Holleron
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Birth Date: 26 Aug 1925
Residence Date: 1939
Address: 276,Woodhouse Lane
Residence Place: Wigan, Lancashire, England
Occupation: Packer Cotton Mill Household Members Age
John Holleron 48 General Labourer
Margaret Holleron 46 Unpaid Domestic Duties
John Holleron 16 Clarke
Benjamin Holleron 14 Packer Cotton Mill
Frederick Holcroft 14 At School
Margaret Holleron (Deakin)9 At School

Name: Benjamin Holleron
Registration Date: Jul 1925
[Aug 1925]
[Sep 1925]
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration District: Wigan
Inferred County: Greater Manchester
Mother's Maiden Name: Wiggins

Name: Jean Thomas
[Jean Holleron]
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Single
Birth Date: 29 Mar 1930
Residence Date: 1939
Address: 32 Taylor St.
Residence Place: Wigan, Lancashire, England
Occupation: At School Household Members Age
Isabella Boardman 66 Unpaid Domestic Duties
Arthur Freeman 63 Foundry Labourer (Unemployed)
Elsie Thomas 33 Unpaid Domestic Duties
Jean Thomas 9 At School

Name: Joseph A Thomas
Registration Date: Apr 1929
[May 1929]
[Jun 1929]
Registration Quarter: Apr-May-Jun
Registration District: Wigan
Inferred County: Lancashire
Spouse: Elsie Boardman

let me know if you want anymore info

your welcome !!!

Hi Winnie, thank you so much for giving up your time to look these things up for me. I was born in Taylor Street in 1949 but on the other side of the road, I think it was number 23. As you have written Isabella lived at number 32 with her brother Arthur and that is how I remember them both while growing up there. My grandma Elsie did work at Taylor's factory which was at the end of the street and my Grandad worked at the old Corporation bus depot in Pottery Road I think it was. I have been searching several free sites and have got back to the mid 1800s with censuses etc. I find it all very fascinating. Thank you again.