Lucy Jameson

Notes:

Census Listings;
1911 56 King Street, Eccles, Lancashire. daughter, age 10. School. (11-73)

Other Events:

• Baptism: 1 Jun 1873, St Mary, St Denys & St George, Manchester, Lancashire, England

Notes:

Census Listings;
1881 76 Legh Street, Newton In Makerfield. son. age 8. Scholar. (81-441)
1891 Crow Lane, Earlstown, Lancashire. son. age 18, Machine Man (91-385)
1901 50 Holker Street, Barrow in Furness, Boarder (m), age 27. Metal Plainer. (01-173)

Residence;
1896 67 Ferry Rd, Barrow In Furness. Lancashire,

James married Jane Eachus on 25 Mar 1896 in St John the Evangelist, Barrow, Lancashire, England. Jane (daughter of Frederick Eachus and Eliza Smith) was born on 28 Feb 1874 in Haydock, Lancashire. England; died on 12 Sep 1956 in Bridgewater Hospital, Eccles, Lancashire.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Residence;
1896 67 Ferry Road, Barrow In Furness, Lancashire,
Census Listings:
1881 90 Legh St, Newton-in-Makerfield Daughter. age 7. Scholar (91-385)
1901 102 Legh St, Newton in Makerfield. Daughter (M). age 27. (01-38)
1911 56 King Street, Eccles, Lancashire. Head (wid). age 43. Charwoman. (11-73) (E 34)

Notes:

Married:
Marriage: 25th March 1896, St John the Evangelist, Parish Church, Barrow In Furness.
James Jameson, age 22, Bachelor & Machinist of 67 Ferry Road.
Jane Eachus, age 22, Spinster of 67 Ferry Road.
were married by Banns by Thomas Stirrup
Witness: Alexander Craig; Jane Ellen Balshaw; Frederick Eachus
Grooms Father: William Jameson, Labourer
Brides Father: Frederick Eachus, Joiner
[Achive Copy - Parish 5]

Notes:

Census Listings;
1841 Peggy's Lane. Ashton In Makerfield, Lancashire. age 1. (41-327)
1861 137 Liverpool Road, Eccleston, St Helens. son (s) . age 21. Labourer, Carter. (61-509)
1871 1 Peter Street, Eccleston, St Helens. Head. (m). age 33 Bottle Maker. (71-440)
1881 76 Legh Street, Newton In Makerfield. Head (m). age 40 Furnace Man (81-441)
1891 Crow Lane, Earlstown, Lancashire. Head (m). age 49 Engine Stoker (91-385)
1901 14 Warfrane Road, Newton In Makerfield, Head (m). age 59, Engineers Labourer. (01-395)

William married Jane Brown on 5 Feb 1870 in St Thomas, Eccleston, Lancashire, England. Jane (daughter of James Brown) was born in 1845 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Jane already had two children when she married William in 1870.
On the 1871 & 1881 census Jane gave her place of birth as Huddersfield, Yorkshire, but on the 1891 & 1901 she gave Glasgow, Scotland.

Census Listings;
1871 1 Peter Street, Eccleston, St Helens. wife. age 26. (71-440)
1881 76 Legh Street, Newton In Makerfield. wife. age 37. (81-441)
1891 Crow Lane, Earlstown, Lancs. wife, age 46. (91-385)
1901 14 Warfrane Road, Newton In Makerfield, wife, age 55. (01-395)

Notes:

Married:
Marriage: 5 February 1870, St Thomas, Eccleston, Lancashire, England
William Jameson X (his mark) Bachelor & Furnaceman of Eccleston
Jane Rylance X (her mark) Widow of Eccleston
were married by Banns by W A Mocatta
In the presence of James Pennington X (his mark) & Emma Gee.
Grooms Father: James Jameson, Labourer
Brides Father: James Brown, Labourer.
Jane was a widow

Other Events:

• Baptism: 6 Sep 1846, Over St Chad

Notes:

Last Will & Testament Dated 23-Oct-1918, Proved 23-Jan-1919. Copy Held (FW 1/51)
Marriage: 1870 St James, Haydock
Death: 1918 102 Legh St, Earlstown
Censuses:
1851 Over Township, age 4. Grandson. (with his grand parents Peter & Elizabeth Eachus) (51-34)
1861 13 Booth St, Newton-in-Makerfield. son. age 15, Wagon Maker (wheelwright). (61-163)
1871 Church St, Haydock. Newton In Makerfield. Head (m). age 24. Wagon Maker. (146)
1881 90 Legh St, Newton-in-Makerfield. Head (m). age 34. Coal Dealer, Joiner & Employer. (147)
1891 102 Legh St, Newton in Makerfield. Head (m). age 43. Joiner. (145)
1901 102 Legh St, Newton in Makerfield Head (m). age 54. Railway wagon repairer. (01-38)
1911 102 Legh St, Newton In Makerfield. Head (m). age 64 Joiner in Railway Company Works (11-72) (E 1)

Buried:
Grave: Section B Number 3163

Frederick married Eliza Smith on 14 Feb 1870 in Chorlton-on-Medlock St Luke, Manchester. Eliza (daughter of James Smith and Elizabeth Key) was born on 11 Sep 1843 in Whitegate, Cheshire, England; died on 14 Aug 1920 in Earlstown, Cheshire, England; was buried on 18 Aug 1920 in Newton Lw Willows Cemetery [age 76]. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census Listings;
1851 Salterswall, Over, Cheshire. Daughter, age 7. (51-161)
1861 Winsford, Over, Cheshire, Daughter. age 17. (61-261)
1871 Church St, Haydock wife. age 27 (146)
1881 90 Legh St, Newton-in-Makerfield. wife. age 37. (147)
1891 102 Legh St, Newton in Makerfield. wife. age 46. (145)
1901 102 Legh St, Newton in Makerfield wife. age 57. (01-38)
1911 102 Legh St, Newton In Makerfield. wife. age 67. Shop Keeper (11-72)

Buried:
Grave: Section B Number 3163

Notes:

Married:
Marriaghe: 14th February 1870, St luke Parish Church, Chorlton-on-Medlock, Manchester.
Frederick Eachus, full age, Bachelor & Joiner of St James, Haydock
Eliza Smith, full age, Spinster of Bloomsbury.
were married by Banns
witness: John Smith; William Lowcock.
Grooms Father: John Eachus, Wheelwright.
Brides Father: James Smith, Salt Boiler.
[Archive - digital copy + written extract - Parish 6]

Notes:

Census Listings;
1841 Peggy's Lane. Ashton In Makerfield, Lancs. age 35. Labourer (41-327)
1851 115 Liverpool Road, Eccleston, St Helens. Head (m). age 48. Labourer. (51-407
1861 137 Liverpool Road, Eccleston, St Helens. Head (m). age 58. Carter. (61-509)

James married Margaret Tunstall on 9 Nov 1829 in St Oswald, Winwick, Lancashire.. Margaret was born in 1804 in Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census Listings;
1841 Peggy's Lane. Ashton In Makerfield, Lancs. age 30. (41-327)
1851 115 Liverpool Road, Eccleston, St Helens. wife. age 47. (51-407)
1861 137 Liverpool Road, Eccleston, St Helens. wife. age 55. Carters Wife (61-509)

Notes:

Married:
9th November 1829, St Oswald, Winwick, Lancashire, By banns.
James Jameson of the Parish of Childwell
Margaret Tunstall X her mark of this Parish
witness; William Pimblett & Thomas Walker.

Other Events:

• Baptism: 25 May 1823, Over St Chad

Notes:

St Chad's Churchyard, Over;
In Loving memory of John Eachus who departed this life September 1898 aged 75 years and interred at St Chad's Church Over September 24th. "Thy will be done"
from The Frederick Eachus Family History Papers (MC 2/23)

Census Listings:
1841 Over St, Over. age 15. Wheelrights Apprentice. (41-12)
1851: Over Township . Head (m). age 27. Wheelwright (51-34)
1861 13 Booth St, Newton in Makerfield. Head (m) age 38, Wheelwright (61-163)
1871 Pant Refreshment Rooms, Llanbeblig, Caernarvonshire, Head (m). age 48. Wheelwright. (71-236)
1881 574 High St, Over . Head (m). age 57. Wheelwright (9)
1891 576 High St, Over . Head (m). age 68. Wheelwright .(126)

Addresses:
1844 Castle Northwich (at marriage to Elizabeth)
1854 Middlewood Street, Salford.

Last Will & Testament 23rd May 1898 Copy (FW 1/41)

Archive;
photo (PIC 1/1)
Burial Card; The Frederick Eachus Family History Papers (MC 2/23)

1850
THAT POWERFUL THOROUGH-BRED HORSE
AMURATH

Late the property of the Right Hon. The Earl of Derby
Now the Property of Mr JOHN EACHUS of Over, Cheshire.

Thorough-bred mares at six guineas each, and ten shillings the groom;
Half-bred mares at three guineas each, and five shillings the groom: the
groom's fee to be paid at the time of covering.
AMURATH is of a rich dark chestnut colour, stands 16 hands high, with great
bone sinews,and fine action in all his paces. He was got by Langar the sire of
Ellis, winner of the Great St Leger, at Doncaster, in 1836:-His dam Armlda by
Rinaldo, grandam sister to Boz by Bussard- Bennington's dam by the Percy
Arabian-Herod-Snap-Shepherd's Crab.
At four years old at Chester, AMURATH, won 50 sovs added to a Sweepstakes
beating Mr Price's Stafford, Sir R W Buckley's Azalia, Mr Johnson's Lucifer,
Gen Yates Mersey, Mr Bowers Dovetail, Mr Shirley's Fury, Mr Barrows Burnley,
and Mr Critchley's b.c. by Memnon. At Liverpool he won the Croxteth Stakes,
Beating Mr Mostyn's Tom Shipman, Mr Nanny's Frier Tuck, Sir T Stanley's Jacob
Faithful, and Lord Kilburne's c.f. by Actaeon.
At Five years old at Liverpool he won the Aintree Stakes, also a sweepstake
and the Waterloo cup.
At Six years old after covering a great number of mares he won a plate at
Shrewsbury. At Heaton Park he won the Earl of Wilton's Plate of ?100.
AMURATH in the years 1838, 1839 and 1840 obtained the premium at the Lancaster
Agricultural Meeting for the best thorough-bred Stallion. Also at Preston he
gained the Agricultural Society's Premium for Four Years, viz 1838,1839.1840
and 1841, as the best bred stallion shown. His stock obtained the premiums at
Lancaster and other Agricultural meetings as being the best young stock got by
any horse. AMURATH has proved himself a sure foal-getter:-his stock are
remarkably good looking and of great size and very powerful:- He is the sire
of that celebrated horse ABDIEL (the property of Lord Stanly). And also the
sire of BOWSTRING (also the property of Lord Stanly)

AMURATH

Will attend the following places health permitting

Every Monday Morning by Weaverham Gate, through Aston to the Hare and Hounds,
Crowton, where he will stop till eleven o'clock thence by the Red Lion, Norley
through Woodside, Manly and Ashton, to the Royal Oak, Kelsall, where he will
stop till four, and thence to his own stable at Over, where he will remain all
night. TUESDAY through Wettenhall, by the High-way-side, to the WheatSheaf,
Four Lanes Ends, thence through Eaton and Little Budworth to his own Stable.
THURSDAY to the White Bear, Middlewich thence to Mr C Plant's Red Lion, Holmes
Chapel, where he will stop till Twelve. thence by Brereton Green to the
George Inn, Sandbach where he will stop till five, thence to his own stable.
FRIDAY through Davenham to the George and Dragon, Northwich, where he will
stop till four and from thence to his own stable. SATURDAY through Minshull to
the Coach and Horses, Bradfield Green where he will stop till twelve, thence
through Leighton to the Union Inn, Nantwich where he will stop till five,
thence to his own stable at Over, where he will remain untill Monday morning.

Any Mares tried by Amurath and coverd by any other horse will be charged full
price, unless understood by the Groom
All MONIES to be paid on or before the 24th June, or an extra charge of 10/-
will be made for collecting

poster printed by Eachus and son, printers, Sandbach

Copy of poster - The Frederick Eachus Family History Papers (MC 2/23)

John married Elizabeth Hatton on 30 Jun 1844 in Gt Budworth, Cheshire, England. Elizabeth (daughter of John Hatton and Elizabeth (Betty) Lamb) was born on 8 Sep 1824 in Northwich, Cheshire, England; died on 30 Apr 1899 in Over; was buried on 3 May 1899 in St Chads, Over. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

St Chad's Churchyard, Over.
In Loving memory of Elizabeth Eachus who departed this life April 30th 1899 aged 74 years and was intered at St Chad's church May 3rd.
from The Frederick Eachus Family History Papers (MC 2/23)

Census Listings:
1841 Waterloo Buildings, Castle Northwich, age. 15. (41-274)
1851 Over Township. Wife. age 27. (51-34)
1861 13 Booth St, Newton-in-Makerfield. wife. age 38. (61-163)
1871 Pant Refreshment Rooms, Llanbeblig, Caernarvonshire, wife. age 46. (71-236)
1881 574 High St, Over. wife. age 56. (9) M.I. Over.
1891 576 High St, Over. wife. age 65 (126)
Marriage: 1844 Castle Northwich

Archive:
photo (PIC 1/1)
Buriel Card; The Frederick Eachus Family History Papers (MC 2/23)

Notes:

Married:
Marriage: 30th June 1844, Gt Budworth.Cheshire
John Eachus age 21 Batchelor & Wheelwright of Castle Northwich
Elizabeth Hatton X (her mark) age 20. Sptinster of Castle Northwich.
were married by Banns by George Webster, Vicar.
in the presence of Henry Glaze & Mary Glaze X (her mark)
Grooms Father: Peter Eachus, Grocer
Brides Father: John Hatton, Waterman.
[archive- digital copy]

Notes:

Census Listings;
1841 Marton Sands, Whitegate, age 25. Labourer, (41-119)
1851 Salterswall, Over, Cheshire. Head (m). age 37. Salt Maker (51-161)
1861 Winsford, Over, Cheshire, Head (m). age 48. Salt Maker (61-261)

Alternate place of birth Acton.

James married Elizabeth Key on 30 Dec 1833 in Whitegate, Cheshire. Elizabeth (daughter of John Key and Martha Buckley) was born in 1809 in Minshull, Cheshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 18 Jun 1809, St Bartholomews, Church Minshull, Cheshire

Notes:

alternate name: Elizabeth Kaye
Census Listings;
1841 Marton Sands, Whitegate, age 30 (41-119)
1851 Salterswall, Over, Cheshire. wife. age 40. (51-161)
1861 Winsford, Over, Cheshire, wife. age 51. (61-261)

Residence;
1833, Whitegate, Cheshire. England

Notes:

Married:
30th December 1833, Whitegate Parish Church, by Banns
James Smith of Whitegate
Elizabeth Kaye of Whitegate X her mark
witness; Martha Smith X her mark & Charles Kaye X his mark.