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| 23351 | The grave marker at the cumberland Cemetery in Middletown township, Delaware shows the following; 1871 George W 1936. 1870 Margaret R 1929. 1913 Roland C 1975. 1908 Evans G (no date) George was of Newton Aquare, Delaware, Pennsylvania. Census Listings: 1880 Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania. son. age 9 at home | Eachus, George William (I3244)
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| 23352 | The Grave yard has been grassed over and the family grave stone has been placed near the Wall, 37 grave stones up the hill from the church. Grave Stone in St James Graveyard, Holywell. Sacred to the memory of Mary the beloved wife of Thomas Eachus of Holywell and only daughter of William Caldercott . who departed this life the 10th day of August 1832 age 21 years. Also William Caldercott Eachus son of the above who died an infant. Also Caroline the second wife of Thomas Eachus who died May 1st 1838 aged 27 years, Likewise two children of Thomas & Caroline Eachus Also the remians of the above said Thomas Eachus who departed this life very suddenly on the .... [remainder of the grave stone hidden] | Eachus, Thomas (I803)
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| 23353 | The history of Chester and Delawere County Vol11 shows a date of death for Jane asJan 10th 1854. But in"Pennsyvania Vital Statistics" prepard by the Pennsylvania Historical Society(Vol 11, Pg171) shows a date of Jan 10th 1852, it also states that Jane.."fell or jumped out of a 3rd story window at Westtown School" | Eachus, Jane S (I3495)
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| 23354 | The Holy Trinity Chapel became too small and in a bad state of repair, it was demolished around 1845 and the present stone Holy Trinity Church was built and enlarged on the same sight. Not to be confused with the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel. | Sharpley, John (I21677)
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| 23355 | The I.G.I gives two dates for this Baptism 24 Sept 1846 & 1st Nov 1846 | Clarke, Thomas (I23366)
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| 23356 | THe Last Will and Testament of William Leedom, Proved 11th Sept 1743. In the name of God, Amen, This Eleventh Day of September Anno Domini 1743, I William Leadam, of Southampton Township in the County of Bucks, Yeoman, being sick and very weak in body but of perfect and sound Mind, Memory and Understanding thanks be to God therefore calling to mind the Mortality of my Body knowing that it is appointed for men once to Die do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament, first and principally I give and recommend my Soul into the Hands of God that gave it and my body I Recommend to the Earth to be buried in Christian burial at the Discretion of my Executors herein after named nothing doubting but that in the general Resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power of God and as touching such Worldly Estates wherewith it shall please God to bless me with I Give and Dispose of the same in the following manner and form Item I Will that my Just Debts and funeral expenses be all duly Discharged and maid by my Executors out of my personal Estate Item I Give and bequeath unto my Beloved Wife Sarah all the Rest Residue and Remainder of my personal Estate to her Heirs and Assigns forever.Item Whereas I am to pay unto my Honoured father Richard Leadam the Yearly Sum of five pounds by even and equal portions on the Sixteenth Day of November and on the Sixteenth Day of May, Yearly During the Term of his natural Life I do charge my sd. Beloved Wife Sarah with the payment thereof and that she may be enabled to pay the same and to maintain, educate and bring up my Children Richard Leadam William Leadam and that whereof she is now pregnant if it please God that it be Born alive I do Give and Bequeath unto her that Mesuage and Tracts of Land whereon I now Dwell Scituate in Southampton aforsd to be by her and her assigns freely enjoyed and protected during the Term of her Natural Life and after her Decease I Give and Bequeath the same unto my before mentioned three children or to such as shall Lawfully represent them in Case either or any of them shall be then Dead to be equally Divided between them share and share alike to them their Heirs and Assigns forever. Item Whereas I am able to pay unto my sd. Honoured father the Sum of fifteen pounds Yearly During the Term of his Natural Life by even and equal portions on theTwenty fifth Day of September and on the Twenty fifth Day of March I do likewise charge my sd. Beloved Wife Sarah with the payment thereof and that she may be enabled to pay the same I do Give unto her that Mesuage Plantation and Tract of Land Scituate in Southampton aforsd. Now in the Tenure and Occupation of Samuel McGraudy Containing Two hundred and twenty five Acres to be by her and her Assigns freely enjoyed and protected During the Natural Life of my father and after at the Decease of my sd. Father I will that my Executors shall have the Care and disposal of the sd. Mesuage Plantation and Tract of Land and receive and take the rents and profits thereof from and immediately after the Decease of my father untill my Eldest Son Richard shall attain unto his full age of Twenty one years and if it shall so happen the the child whereof my sd. Beloved Wife is now pregnant be a Son That then I Give and Bequeath the sd. Last mentioned Mesuage Plantation and Tract of Land unto my sd. Three Children to be equally Divided between them share and share alike to them their Heirs and Assigns forever and also all Rents Issuing from the sd. Land after the Decease of my sd. father to be Divided between them as aforesd. But if it shall so happen that the sd. Child whereof my sd. Wife is now pregnant shall be a Daughter that then I Give and Bequeath the same Mesuage Plantation and Tract of Land unto my two sons Richard Leadam and William Leadam to be equally Divided between them to their Heirs and Assigns forever and then I do give and bequeath unto the sd. Daughter the full Sum of fifty pounds Current Money of Pensilvania to be paid out of the Rents of the said Lands and the Remainder of the sd. Rents I Give and bequeath unto my sd. Two sons equally between them to them their Heirs and Assigns forever. I do Nominate Constitute and Appoint my sd. Beloved Wife Sarah and my Trusty friend James Arbuckle of Southampton aforesd. My true and Lawful Executors of this my Last Will and Testament and I do hereby revoke and Disallow and utterly Disannul all other and former Wills Legacies and Bequests Executed by me heretofore Willed Bequeathed or named Ratifying and Confirming this to be my Last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Day and Year first above written. Signed Sealed published pronounced And Declared by the sd. William Leadam William Leedom [signature] As his Last Will and Testament in the presence of us the Subscribers Nicholas Tucker Thomas Justice [his mark] John McGraudy [his mark] John Harte | Leedom, William (I11767)
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| 23357 | The Last Will and Testament of William Trego, Date 1st Aug 1768 proved 16th Sept 1768 To each of my grandchildren now living 1shilling. To William McPherson and Phineas Eachus 1 shilling each. To sons Joseph and William 5 shillings each. Remainder of personal estate to my daughters, Elizabeth and Mary Malin, Sarah Eachus and Ann Hunt. The share of Sarah to be at the disposal of my Executors and not subject to any demand of her husband. To son Benjamin after decease of my wife Margaret the plantation wheron I now dwell in Goshen containing 100 acres paying ?70 to 3 daughters, Elizabeth, Mary and Ann. Executors: son Joseph Trego of Nantmeal and George Ashbridge Jr. Witnesses; William Bane, Thomas Schofield, Aaron Hoopes. The following taken from an Historical Account of the Trego Family 1884; "William Trego, the son of Peter the elder, according to the Honeybrook family records, was born August 5th, 1693, married Margaret Moore, June 26th, 1717, and died 1770. The land in Honeybrook township, afterwards and yet owned by the Tregos, was first entered by John Moore, the father-in-law of William Trego, in March 1718, and in 1733, was conveyed to William Trego. This tract is described in the deed as 'joining on the west by lands of James Trego.' Now it has been already shown that in November of the same year, the old homestead of their father Peter, in Middletown, was conveyed by William Trego, then of Goshen, to James Trego of Concord. It would seem from this that neither William nor James resided at that time on their lands in Honeybrook. Jared P. Irwin in his letter to Chas. B. Trego, written April 10th, 1848, says that William and Margaret Trego had ten children, four sons and six daughters... one of the sons died quite young... William, Benjamin and Joseph, Hannah Hickman, Margaret McPherson, Elizabeth Malin, Mary Malin...Ann Hunt, and Sarah Eachus." | Trego, William (I3499)
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| 23358 | The Last Will of Hannah (Flounders) Eachus To My daughter, Hannah Russell shall have one hundred and forty four dollars, my daughter, Judith Rudolph, intermarried with Joseph Rudolph, shall have one hundred and eighty four dollars, and my son Emmor Eachus shall have one hundred and eighty four dollars and if any portion of the nine hundred dollars and interest should remain after the payment of my debts, Funeral expenses and legacies I do direct that said remains be given to my daughter Judith Rudolph and my son Emmor Eachus share and share alike. Also I do direct that my granddaughter Susana Rudolph shall have my bed including all the necessary bed clothes and coverlid, my looking glass Bureau and carpet. And I do direct that my granddaughter Mary Eachus daughter of my son Emmor Eachus, shall have my best bed quilt and half a dozin (sic) silver tea spoons. And I do direct that my daughter in law Abigail Eachus, wife of my son Emmor Eachus, shall have my best winter Shawl. And I do direct that my daughter Judith Rudolph shall have my silk dress best silk dress (or)? petticoat, wrapper and my old spectacles and those I use for common. And I do direct that my niece Elizabeth WORRALL shall have my best bonnet and handkerchief. And I do direct that the remainder of my wearing apparel shall be equally divided between my daughters Hannah and Judith. And I do direct that if any of my children die between this and the time of distribution of my estate that their heirs or representatives shall be entitles to such share or shares as their ( ?) ancestors would have been entitles to receive if living and I do hereby make and ordain my Son William Eachus Executor of this my last will and testament. In witness where of I Hannah Eachus the testor (?) have to this my will written on one sheet of paper put my hand and Seal this twenty sixth of November one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight. 1858Hannah Eachus Signed sealed and delivered in presence of us who have subscribed in the presence of each other John W. Griffiths, Thomas Rudolph, George Edwards July 22, 1859 DELAWARE COUNTY REPUBLICAN Death Notice In Ridley, on Saturday, the 16th inst., HANNAH << EACHES>> , aged about seventy eight years. AIS Mortality Schedules Index Year 1860 EACHUS HANNAH, DELAWARE CO. PA. age 76, of Old Age, July 27, 1860 DELAWARE COUNTY REPUBLICAN Estate << REGISTER'S OFFICE>> , Media, Delaware County, July 27th, 1860.... Account of William F. Eachus, executor of the last will and testame of Hannah Eachus, late of the township of Ridley, deceased. | Flounders, Hannah (I20034)
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| 23359 | The marriage of William & Elmira took place at the home of Robert Rooke. Williams first wife's father | Davidson, Elmira (Ellie) A (I5490)
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| 23360 | The McLain-Gyger Family database at http://members.amaonline.com/McLain | Source (S289)
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| 23361 | The Mill owners if East Rochester, New Hampshire, U.S.A sent recruitment men to the North of England to hire the best men to work in the Woolen Mill in East Rochester. One of the requirements of the employment was to attend either the Baptist or Methodist Church in East Rochester. In return the Mill Owners built rows of Mill Housing right along Front Street. Behind the houses were large areas for the residents to have gardens, Each house had a cold cellar for storing vegetables, and they made every effort to line Front Street with shade trees. Most of the Housing was built under the direction of Stephen Shory who was the head carpenter for the mill. The Mill also started a free library for it's workers and their families. The Mill prosperd in the Civil War makeing cloth for uniforms, but unfortunately for the Mill workers the Houses remained the property of the Mill, the rent was taken directly out of the workers wages, and if for some reason you lost your job, you also lost your home. The Mill closed in the late 20th century and is now a ruin. Sadly the area has also become a slum area. Census; 1851 44 Water Street, Heaton Norris, Stockport. son. age 4. Scholar (51-101) 1861 35 Thomas Street, Brinnington, Stockport . son, age 14 Cotton Piecer. (61-175) 1881 170 Newbridge Lane, Stockport, Head (mar). age 34, Baker. (C 40) Residence: 1890 3 Front Street, East Rochester, Stafford, New Hampshie, U.S.A | Garnett, William (I10370)
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| 23362 | The Modern Address for the House in which Thomas and then his son Isaac lived is 251 Kennett Pike, Chadds Ford, PA 19317. and is now called Isaac Harlan House. Thomas was the son of Thomas and Mary [Baily] Harlan | Harlan, Thomas (I20372)
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| 23363 | The Norman family moved to the South-East not long before James married Mary in 1812. | Norman, James Ormond (I18561)
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| 23364 | The only clues to Richard's origins is his own statement on the 1851 census that he was born in Church Minshull, and according to his given age he was born circa 1791, plus a letter [A4/2] from John Eachus,[S05006] grandson of Richard Eachus, states that he had an uncle John Eachus who was much younger brother of Richard who worked for the Manchester Corporation. In fact this John was Richards Nephew, son of yet another John Eachus, [F07021] brother of Richard. There was only one family in the Church Minshull area at that time, John and Ann Eachus and their family. Richard had a child baptised on the same day as John Eachus (1773-1835) [F07021] 13th Jan 1819 at Church Minshull, he was also the witness to the marriage of Samuel Williams and Catherine Tunicliffe., at Gt Budworth 16th Dec 1813. Samuel was the Brother of Martha Williams, Johns Wife. Richard and his sister Ann were also the witnesses to his Brother Peters Marriage at Middlewich Sept 18th 1814. From this we can make a safe assumption that Richard & John were brothers or cousins. Of course must remember that Richard's baptism has not been found. The first mention of Richard is as a witness to the marriage of Samuel Williams & Catherine Tunicliffe at Gt Budworth 16th Dec 1813. On the 11th May 1815 he married Mary Charlotte Tench at Manchester Cathedral "Richard Eachus, bachelor of this parish, draper, and Charlotte Tench of this parish were married by banns." Signed: Richard Eachus ; Charlotte Tench. Witness: Thomas Dutton; John Beard Addresses and occupations :- 1816 Mercer of Middlewich 1819 Printer of Middlewich 1820 Printer of Middlewich 1821 Auctioneer & Printer of Wheelock Road, Sandbach 1822 Grocer & Flour dealer of High St, Middlewich 1823 Dog Lane, Middlewich 1824 Land Tax assessment, Middlewich. 1825 Printer of Sandbach 1827 Printer of Sandbach 1827 to 1832 Sandbach - mention in the poor rate books 1828 Auctioneer & Printer of Wheelock Road, Sandbach 1834 Book seller, stationer, Auctioneer & Appraiser, Market Place, Sandbach 1835 22 September, British Postal Service Appointment 1838 Nominated as post master at Sandbach 25th Sept with a bond of ?200 1841 Auctioneer of Market Place Sandbach. (1841 Census 41-13) 1850 Circulating Library & Stationer, Market Place, Sandbach 1851 Auctioneer Of Market Square, Sandbach. Head married age 59, 1851 census (51-548) 1853 Buriel Jan 29th aged 61 years. Monumental Inscription, St Mary's Churchyard, Sandbach:- " Richard Eachus of Sandbach died Jan 24th 1853 aged 61 years" Death notice, Staffordshire Advertiser 29th January 1853 On the 25th instant after a few hours illness aged 61 years, Mr Richard Eachus auctioneer and stationer of Sandbach Archive; Robert was a witness to the will of Thomas . Robert Head, Publisher & Printer is listed in the Trade Dirctiory od 1896, as the publisher of the Sandbach Cronicle, [ published Saturday's] printed by Eachus & Son, Local Publishrers of The Square, Sandbach. | Eachus, Richard (I632)
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| 23365 | The only Mention of Henry Butterworth is on the marriage certifcate of Edmund Butterworth & Mary Ann Tomlinson. when Edmund stated that his father was Henry Butterworth, "Gentleman". Henry Butterworth maybe the Henry Butterworth who was living at Butterworth Hall in 1840. | Butterworth, Henry (I21872)
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| 23366 | The only mention of John being the son of William is from his 4 x Great Granddaughter Pat Jones. I am searching for further proof | Source (S398)
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| 23367 | The only reference to Henry being the childrens father is at the marriage of Edmund when he stated that his father was Henry Butterworth, Gentleman. Esther never married. Census Listings: 1841 Hamer Bottoms, Wardle, Rochdale, Lancs. age 30. (41-410) 1851 Hamer Bottoms, Wardle, Rochdale, Lancs. Head (s). age 40. Late Cotton Reeler (51-494) 1861 Charles Street, Wardle, Rochdale, Lancs. Head (s). age 50. Fund Holder. (61-597) 1871 27 Albert Street, Doncaster, Yorkshire. Sister (s), age 60. [ with her brother George and grandson William Mills] (71-514) | Dean, Esther (I21871)
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| 23368 | the only source to date showing William as Phineas brother is the Richard Haine and his decendants genealogy by J W Haines | Source (S279)
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| 23369 | The parents of Frances Alder were Robert Alder & Isabell Rutherford. they married 28th July 1713 Jedburgh, Scotland. | Alder, Frances (I25546)
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| 23370 | The parents of Miss Shainholtz were Peter Shainholtz born 7 Mar 1778 Died 8 Feb 1823, Vincent Township, Chester County, & Elizabeth Ish. born 6 Mar 1780, Died 12 Nov 1859 Union Township, Muskingum County, Ohio. [married 3rd February 1803] They had 14 children: John A. born 13 Feb 1804 died 12 Jan 1854; Mary S. born 21 June 1805; Thomas W. born 5 Nov 1806; William born 27th Feb 1808 died 1819 [age 11]; Elizabeth born 19 April 1809 died 27 Jan 1900 [married Joseph Long]; Sarah born 7 Nov 1810 died 4 April 1895 in Ohio; Peter born 1812 died 1813 [age 1]; Hiram born 26 Jan 1814 died 1896 [identified as Insane]; Peter born 9 April 1815 died 1890 [married 1850 to Frances Jane Cowen (1827-1899)]; George H. born 27 Jan 1817 died 1823 [age 6]; Christian born 14 Aug 1818 died 1838 [age 20]; Emily born April 1820 died 8 May 1899 [married Jessie Long]; Suzanna [Susan] born 13 March 1822. plus the un-named daughter who married Emmor Eachus [name still to be found] In December 1853 John [eldest child above] named in his will two nephews & one Niece John, William & Emily Eachus, and identified them as children of his deceased Sister. and in 1854, Emily Eachus, in an Orphans Court Document, identified John Schainholtz as her Uncle & Emmor Eachus as her father. [Archive - The estate file of John Shainholtz of Pikeland, Chester County, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. - DM 17 & 18] | Shainholtz, Miss (I24927)
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| 23371 | The Rev Josiah Wilkinson, Preached at the High Street Baptist Church for 40 years. Census Listing; 1841 Baily's Lane. Saffron Walden. age 56, Baptist Minister. (41-288) | Wilkinson, Josiah (I183)
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| 23372 | The Reverand John Tighe Wells, clerk of the Parish of Bryngwyn in the county of Monmouth, Bachelor. Ellen Margaret Bayford, of this Parish, Spinster & Minor. were Married in this Church by Licence, by and with the consent of John Bayford, the natural & Lawful Father of the said minor, on the fourth day of July 1833. By me H J Owen Minister of Park Chapel, Chelsea. In the presence of John Bayford; Emily Butler; Frances Bayford; Angela Frances Owen; Clara Sophis Bayford; Julia bayford ; Charles Bayford. [Archive - digital copies of Marriahe & Licence] | Family F6761
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| 23373 | The Reverend John Tighe Wells; 6th April 1869. The Will of the Reverend John Tighe Wells late of Albury Nr Guildford, Surrey in the county of Surrey, Clerk deceased who died on or about 13th March 1869 at Pirbright in the county aforesaid was prived at the Principal Registry by the oath of Ellen Margaret Wells of Aldbury aforsaid Widow & Relict . the sole Executrix Effects under ?1500. | Wells, John Tighe (I24899)
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| 23374 | The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA, Thursday, Dec 16, 1943, pg 4: "Cora Mae Warren --- Final rites for Mrs. Cora Mae Warren, 68, who died Tuesday in a local nursing home after an extended illness, will be conducted Saturday at 3 p.m. in the W. F. Gormley & Sons Funeral Home, Rev. Gordon A. McGrane will officiate. Interment will be in the East Lawn Cemetery. "Mrs. Warren was a native of Biggs, Butte County, and a resident of Sacramento for more than 35 years. "She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Grace M. Sidener of New York and Mrs. Ruth Gorman of Sacramento, and by a sister, Mrs. Lena M. Jackson of Stockton, San Joaquin County." | Sligar, Cora May (I33476)
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| 23375 | The Smedley Genealogy shows that Bathsheba died in 1827 unmarried | Eachus, Bathsheba (I3043)
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| 23376 | The Spellings Derbyshire & Darbyshire are completely interchangable. Census Listings; 1841 Alder Forest, Worsley. age 40, Boat Builder. (41-180) 1851 Alder Forest, Worsley. Head (m). age 55. Boat Builder. (51-234) 1861 Alder Forest, Worsley. Head (wid). age 64. Ship Carpenter. (61-337) 1871 Alder Forest. Worsley. Head (wid). age 77. Boat Builder. (71-291) | Derbyshire, Samuel (I13847)
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| 23377 | The Tetlow One Name Study, Courtesy of Bill Bowdell | Source (S132)
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| 23378 | The Times February 9th 1982: Fatal Crash on the M6 near Sandbach involving five Lorries, resulted in the death of Terence Alexander Eachus of Middleton. | Eachus, Terence Alexander (I1900)
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| 23379 | The Will of Ann Eachus late of Middlewich in the County of Chester, Spinster deceased who died 28 February 1862 at Middlewich aforesaid was proved at the principal registry by thw oaths of Jane Oakes (wife of Simon William Oakes) of Middlewich the niece and Richard Plumbley of Newton by Middlewich Yeoman, the executors. Effects under ?300. | Oakes, Thomas Clulow (I2161)
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| 23380 | Theo moved his family from Breaston in Derbyshire to Beeston in Nottinghamshire (a few miles to the east of Breaston) sometime between 1781 & 1788. The Occupations not known but the family were probably smallholders and Framework knitters. at the baptism of the first two children Elizabeth & Theophilus the mother is given as Sarah on the IGI but not on the parish records. subsequent baptisms state Elizabeth. As Theo married Elizabeth in 1773 we can assulme that this is a mistake on the part of the IGI. | Bucknall, Theophilus (I15311)
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| 23381 | Theo served as in the Derbyshire Militia untill the age of 27. Aged 73 he was found dead by his wife and there was an inquest. Inquest Report (Nottingham Review 27 September 1850 - page 4) On Monday last, an inquest was held at the White Lion Tavern, Beeston, before Mr C. Swann, Coroner, to ascertain the death of Theophilus Bucknall, aged 72, a Framework Knitter, residing in the same place. On Saturday last, deceased was engaged in making some repairs to his stocking frame. He ate a hearty dinner of meat and potatoes and his wife left him shortly afterwards to go to Nottingham Market. On her return however at six o'clock, she found him stretched lifeless on the floor. It seems that the deceased had been for the last three weeks under the care of Messrs. Orton & Butler, surgeons, for water on the chest, and the jury returned a verdict of "found dead from natural causes." Census Listings; 1841 Nether Street, Beeston, Nottinghamshire. age 60. Frame Work Knitter. (41-218) | Bucknall, Theophilus (I15305)
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| 23382 | Theodore was the senior partner of Rowe White & Co, his plantation intersts were reported as covering a wide Area, He was made a freeman of the City of London 6th May 1913. Rowe White & Co was Incorporated on 12th July 1906 & Dissolved 12 September 2000. Census Listings: 1861 40 Alfred Place West, Brompton, Kensington. son. age 6. Scholar. ( A 54) 1901 Law Books, Shere, Guildford, Surrey. Head (mar). age 46, Retired Ceylon Tea Planter. (G 66) 1911 27 Parkside, Knightsbridge, London. Head (wid). age 56. Director of Companies. ( G 65) | Owen, Theodore Charles (I24861)
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| 23383 | Theophilus married Hannah Allen of Wicksworth, in Risley, Derbyshire and settled in Breaston where they had their children Baptised. (Archive; Early Bucknalls by Brian Bucknall RG1 16 & 17) | Bucknall, Theophilus (I15320)
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| 23384 | There are 2 baptisms of John Gorse in the area. 1) 3 Aug 1755 son of Jane Gorse born 10 July baptised Ashton in Makerfield 2) 4 dec 1749 son of Henry Gorse, born 21 Nov baprised Winwick | Gorse, John (I33656)
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| 23385 | There are three baptisms of Jane Winstanly between 1736 & 1738 at St Thomas`s Church Ashton In Makerfield. 24 Oct 1736 daughter of Lawrence Winstanley, 29 Jan 1738 daughter of Thomas Winstanley & 7 July 1738 daughter of Jonathon Winstanley. | Winstanley, Jane (I33685)
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| 23386 | There are two marriages between Edward & Jane first to Jane Burges 1856, west Brom, second to Jane Draycot 1857 West Brom. Census Listings: 1861 Eldon Street, Darlaston, Staffs. Head, married, age 24, Coal Miner. born Darlaston | Griffiths, Edward (I18728)
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| 23387 | There is a family letter sent by Sarahs Brother who had a homestead on the Frontier in Ohio to another brother who remained in the Malvern area of Pennsylvania, remarking about how much hardship Sarah had to put up with being married to James Eachus. It is un-known what this refers to. Census Listings; 1850 Williatown, Chester County, Penn. age 49. | Hutchison, Sarah (I6171)
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| 23388 | There is a marriage between William Alston & Sophia Burgess at St George Camberwell 19th January 1834. The Witnesses were Jeffery Messent, Elizabeth Emma Wood & Sarah Burgess. This may be Williams second Marriage. Census Listings: 1841 Ash, Little Hadham, Hertfordshire, Head (mar). age 50. Brewer (J 70) | Alston, William Stephen (I26676)
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| 23389 | There is a problem with the Births of James and his sister Sally, Although the information is taken dirctly from the Parish Registers, it shows just 24 days between their Births and four months between the Baptisms. ? | Molyneux, James (I21472)
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| 23390 | There is a problem with the Births of Sally and her Brother James, Although the information is Taken dirctly from the Parish Registers, it shows just 24 days between their Births and four months between the Baptisms. ? | Molyneux, Sally (I21471)
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| 23391 | There is a problem with the dates here, The first child baptised by James & Isabella Stooks took place on the 2 September 1828, and yet her age on the census gives us a birthyear of 1818, Census; 1841 Burnriggs, Wetheral, Cumberland . age 20, Cotton Reeler. (41-82). listed as Stooks 1851 Warwick Bridge, Cumberland, Sister, (mar) age 33. Reeler of Cotton Yarn. 1861 Warwick Works, Wetheral, Head (wid), age 42, Cotton Factory Worker. 1871 Meadow Cottages, Wetheral. Mother In Law. (widow). age 58, Formerly Reeler in Cotton Mill. < Isabella Simpson> (71-161) | Harrison, Isabella (I2527)
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| 23392 | There is a problem with the parentage of Thomas. His age given on the 1841 census shows he was born two years before his parents married. Census Listings: 1841 Upper Vines, In Liberties, Dodderhill, Droitwich, Worcs. age 11. (41-395) | Barker, Thomas (I21605)
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| 23393 | There is confusion regarding the death of William in Australia, another death for a William Yoxall, age 63, Nantwich Workhouse. He died 6th January 1858 age 63. Furthermore some reports state that the Australian William returned to the UK after serving his sentance, so the death date and place is still not clear. | Yoxhall, William (I26457)
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| 23394 | There is no mention of George after the 1841 census. | Palin, George (I28263)
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| 23395 | There is no record of any children by this marriage | Ludivick, Isaih (I5032)
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| 23396 | There is no Village of Dodderhill, The Church of St Augustine stands on a Hill just north of Droitwich | Houseman, Sarah (I9467)
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| 23397 | There must be some doubt over the father of George, as he was born George Lewis when his mother was just 15. Census Listings; 1871 13 Back Strang, Dalton, Barrow In Furness, Lancashire. grandson, age 1. (71-469) 1881 Back Strand. Barrow In Furness, Lancashire. son. age 11, Scholar. (81-475) < George L Massey> | Lewis, George (I20129)
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| 23398 | There must remain some doubt as to the mother of William, His Fathers first wife Charlotte died in 1872, in Gloucestershire, and his father did not re-marry untill 1980 in Wigan Lancashire. William Charles's birth in given as Wigan on the 1881 census age 3, but as Gloucestershire on all other census. as he was born 2 years before his fathers marriage in Wigan, and we do not know where his father was living at that time, a question mark must be shown. | Phelps, William Charles (I20756)
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| 23399 | There were 17 Mary Clegg's baptised at St Chads Rochdale between 1776 & 1783. !! | Clegg, Mary (I21927)
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| 23400 | There were 8 William Faulkners baptised in London between 1771 & 1775 | Faulkner, William (I22622)
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