Emily Eliza Binns

Notes:

Emily Died un-married.
Census Listings:
1851 41 John Street, St Pancras, Marylebone. daughter, age 3. (51-607)
1861 6 Church Street, St Pancras, Marylebone. daughter, age 13. (61-677)

Other Events:

• Baptism: 28 Jun 1812, St Mary, Marylebone, Westminster, Middlesex

Notes:

London Gazette:
28th July 1826. Petirion for bankrupcy against Samuel Binns and George Binns, of Grafton Street East, Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, co-partners as Chair Makers, Cabinate Makers, dealers and Chapmen.
10th November 1826. Certificate Granted.
1st August 1828. Partnership dissolved by mutual Consent between Samuel Binns and George Binns, Chair and Cadinate manufactures of Batham Street, Camden Town, Middlesex.
The Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors:
The Matters of the Petitions and schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named are appointed to be herd at the Court House, in Portugal Street, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields on Tuesday the 4th day of May 1830, at nine o'clock in the forenoon. George Binns, formerley of Gloucester Place, Camden Town, and Late of 8 Castle Street, and also of 4 Bury Street, Bloomsbury, all in Middlesex, Chair Maker, formerly in co-partnership with Samuel Binns, as Chair manufacturers.

Census Listings:
1841 Jubilee Square, Devonshire, Street, Finsbury. age 28, Cabinate Maker. (41-482)
1851 41 John Street, St Pancras, Marylebone. Head (mar). age 38. Chair & Cabinate Maker. (51-607)
1861 6 Church Street, St Pancras, Marylebone. Head (mar). age 48, Cabinate Maker. (61-677)

George married Mary Eachus on 17 Sep 1844 in Manchester Cathedral. Mary (daughter of Peter Eachus and Sarah Winn) was born on 11 Aug 1812 in Sandbach, Cheshire, England; died on 8 Apr 1873 in 22 Ackerman Road, Kensington, Middlesex.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 28 Dec 1812, Sandbach

Notes:

Residence:
1844 St Stephen St, Salford
Directory:
1838 Dressmaker 37 Mottram St, Salford with Harriet
1841 1 Mottram St, Salford
Census:
1841 4 Bolton St Salford, Lancashire. age 25. < Mary Etches> (41-16)
1851 41 John Street, St Pancras, Marylebone. wife. age 36. < Mary Binns> (51-607)
1861 6 Church Street, St Pancras, Marylebone. wife. age 48. (61-677)

Baptism:
Parish register spells Etchus

Died:
28th April 1873, Administration of the effects of Mary Binns (wife of George Binsn) formerly of 6 Church Terrace, Kentish Town, but late of 22 Ackerman Road, Kensington both in the County of Middlesex, who died 8th April 1873 at 22 Ackerman Street, was granted at the Principal Registry to the said George Binns of 22 Ackerman Road, Cabinate Maker. Effects under ?300.

Notes:

Married:
Marriages: 17th September 1844, Manchester Cathedral.
George Binns of Full age , Bachelor & Cabinet Maker of St Pancras, London
Mary Etches of Full age Spinster of St Stephen Street, Salford.
were married by Banns
Witness: Emily Etches; William Etches; Henry Bowers.
Grooms Father Samuel Binns, Upholsterer
Brides Father: Peter Etches, Cabinet Maker.
[Archive Copy- Parish 6]

Notes:

London Gazette:
28th July 1826. Petirion for bankrupcy against Samuel Binns and George Binns, of Grafton Street East, Tottenham Court Road, Middlesex, co-partners as Chair Makers, Cabinate Makers, dealers and Chapmen.
10th November 1826. Certificate Granted.
1st August 1828. Partnership dissolved by mutual Consent between Samuel Binns and George Binns, Chair and Cadinate manufactures of Batham Street, Camden Town, Middlesex.
13th April 1830. George Binns, formerley of Gloucester Place, Camden Town, and Late of 8 Castle Street, and also of 4 Bury Street, Bloomsbury, all in Middlesex, Chair Maker, formerly in co-partnership with Samuel Binns, as Chair manufacturers is in prison for Bankruptcy.
Census Listings:
1841 Jubilee Square, Devonshire, Street, Finsbury. age 59, Cabinate Maker. (41-482)
1851 20 New Millman Street, St Pancras. Head (mar). age 68, Cabinate Maker. (51-606)
1861 20 New Millman Street, St Pancras. Head (mar). age 78, Out of Business (chair maker). (61-676)

Samuel married Arabella Turner on 30 Nov 1806 in St George, Bloomsbury, Camden, London.. Arabella was born in 1787 in St Georges, London, Middlesex.; died in 1861 in Middlesex. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census Listings:
1841 Jubilee Square, Devonshire, Street, Finsbury. age 54, < Arabella Binns> (41-482)
1851 20 New Millman Street, St Pancras. wife, age 64, < Arebella Binns> (51-606)
1861 20 New Millman Street, St Pancras. wife. age 74, < Arebella Binns> (61-676)

Notes:

Married:
Marriage: St George, Bloomsbury, Camden.
Samuel Smith Binns & Arebella Turner both of this parish were married in this church by Banns this thirtieth day of November in the year one thousand eight Hundred and six by me A.P. Poston, Curate.
this marriage was solomized between us Samuel Smith Binns Arabella Turner in the presence of P. Harrison and John Shield.

Other Events:

• Baptism: 17 Jan 1775, St Bertoline,Barthomley

Notes:

Death Certificate: Cause of death Apoplexy, Informant Edwin Etches present at death
Census:
1841 4 Bolton Street, Salford. Age 65, Cabinate Maker (41-16). Listed as Peter Etches.

Directories: 1841 4 Adelphi Street, Salford
Marriage licence in 1807 gives his age as 25
Sandbach Town Book: Nov 1827 House Value ?1-15-0 paid 10d, Dec 1827 Same, Jane 1827 ?3-10-0 paid 1/9d, Dec 1829 ?1-15-0 paid 10d June 1832 ?6 paid 2/6d. Oct 1832 ?6, paid 2/6d.


County of Salop
28th Dec 1831
Reg v Eachus
Depositions number 55.
Reg v Peter Eachus
Re Felony



County of Salop

The examination of witnessess taken on oath this 28th day of December 1831 before me, Joesph Aldrich Cotton clerk of one of his Majesty's Justices of the peace acting in and for the said County of Salop, in the presence and hearing of Peter Eachus charged this day before me the said justice with felonously stealing at the parish of Ellesmere in the said county, six small pieces of oak veneers, ten oak boards and twelve small pieces of black oak. The property of Charles Kynasten Mainwaring of Oteley Park. in the said county of Salop Esquire.
William Whalley clerk of the works for the said Charles Kynasten Mainwaring, upon his oath sayeth that in the month of August Last the prisoners Peter Eachus and his two son's, who are cabinate makers, where employed at the new hall at Oteley. They worked in the servant's hall and slept in one of the servant's bedchambers in the said hall. The prisoner was employed in various jobs in the said servants hall where there were a quantity of oak vaneers and oak boards. In consequence of some goods being found in a plantation made of wire similar to that of the bell wall in the new hall, and also some potatoes being missed and the prisoners dog seen at night near the spot where the potatoes were taken from, and the prisoner's son's frequently going toward the plantation where the G....ns were set. The prisioner was suspected and I searched his box which contained some oak vaneers which corresponded to those in the servants hall, and on the 23rd December instant I went with John Mason one of the constables of Ellsmere to search the prisoner's premises at Sandbach in Cheshire, and found the six pieces of oak vaneers, ten oak boards and the twelve pieces of black oak now produced by John Mason which I have seen at the new hall and are the property of Mr Mainwaring.

Wm Whalley

Taken and sworn before me
J A Cotton

John Mason one of the constables of Ellsmere in the said county upon his oath saith on the 23rd December 1831 instant I went with the last witness to search the house and premises of the prisoner in Sandbach in Cheshire, and found the six pieces of oak vaneer, ten oak boards and the twelve small pieces of oak now produced which Mr William Whalley at the time I found them identified them as the property of Mr Mainwaring.

John Mason

Taken and sworn by me J A Cotton


James Burroughs of Ellsmere aforsaid Joiner upon his oath saith I work at Oteley and about two months ago I cut up the small pieces of oak now produced by John Mason and of which I can identify and the same as the propety of Mr Mainwaring.

James Burroughs

Taken and sworn by me J A Cotton


The said Peter Eachus upon his volentary examination now taken before me the said Justice saith
"I have nothing to say at present"

Peter Eachus

Taken before me J A Cotton

January 1832

Peter later moved to Salford, Lancashire where he changed his name to Etches, His family later changed it again to Etchells.


Archive;
Trial Papers (MISC 1/1)
Depositions Transcritp (MC 2/8)

Died:
Death Certificate Held CD 1/13)

Peter married Sarah Winn on 5 Feb 1807 in Sandbach by Licence. Sarah was born in 1786 in Sandbach, Cheshire, England; died on 7 May 1842 in Salford, Lancashire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Census:
1841 4 Bolton St Salford age 55. < Sarah Etches> (41-16)

Administration Held (FW 1/24b) Will dated 23 feb 1842.

Notes:

Married:
Marriage 5th February 1807 St Mary, Sandbach, Cheshire.
Peter Eachus, Batchelor of Sandbach.
Sarah Winn X (her mark). spindter of the same place.
were married by Licence by Charles Locket.
In the presence of Edwin Barton & Mary Brody X (her mark)
[Archive - Digital copy's of Marriage & Marriage Licence]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 28 Jan 1753, Church Lawton

Notes:

Of Alsager 1775:- Astbury 1773 (Echas)

Thomas married Mary Hilditch on 20 Feb 1773 in Astbury. Mary (daughter of Joseph Hilditch and Martha) was born in 1743 in Astbury, Cheshire. England; died before 1775. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 30 Nov 1743, Astbury Parish Church

Notes:

of Astbury Parish (1773)

Notes:

Married:
Marriage: 20th February 1773, Astbury Parish Church, Cheshire
Thomas Eachus X (his mark) , Saltmaker of this Parish
Mary Hilditch X (her mark), Spinster of this Parish
were married by Banns, Banns published, 24th Jan; 31st Jan; 7th Feb
Witness: John Hilditch; John Yearlsey
[Achive Copy - Parish 5]