Marriage
Person | Year | Note |
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Beard, Maria | Maria, first married Luke Broadbent, when he died she married his brother John Broadbent. | |
Broadbent, John | Married his deceased brother's widow, Maria | |
Butler, George | Married 4 times; 9 known children | |
Carruthers, Barbara | married at same time as her sister Bertha | |
Carruthers, Bertha | 1949 | Married at same time as her sister Barbara |
Conway, Frederick Jura | 1943 | Married deceased wife's deceased brother's wife |
Cooper, Fred | 1935 | He married his first cousin - Dorothy Shackleton |
Dawson, Joseph | 3 marriages found (to 2022) | |
Downs, Isaac | 4 wives, 7 known children | |
Faulkner, Isaac | 1805 | Wife, Mary Faulkner, had same surname before marriage |
Faulkner, Mary | 1805 | Husband, Isaac Faulkner, had same surname |
Grimshaw, John Thomas | Cousin-cousin marriage | |
Grimshaw, Thomas | 3 Marriages found | |
Haddock, Joseph | 1864 | Joseph, at his marriage, said his father was "Peter" - meaning Peter Swift, but he never changed his name to Swift. |
Hambleton, Sarah Elizabeth | 1951 | Probate says wife of Lemuel Leech, but Lemuel died 1947 in Fylde |
Hewitt, John | 1845 | Wife, Martha Hewitt, had same surname before marriage |
Hewitt, Martha | 1845 | Husband, John Hewitt, had same surname |
Leech, Catherine | Unable to find any marriage between Catherine Leech & David Powell. David's wife was still alive until 1903. | |
Leech, Lemuel | 2nd marriage 1914 to Hilda Maud Hall Lemuel listed as 'widowed', but 1st wife alive and listed as 'married' - divorce or bigamy ? | |
Massey, John | 1814 | John is a Bachelor, and a school master at his 1stmarriage |
1824 | John is a widower & a farmer at his 2nd marriage | |
Massey, Peter | 1790 | Peter is "30 years & upward" on marriage licence application; he was probably over 40 years |
McConnell, John | 3 wives, 9 children | |
Parkin, Betsy Hannah | Betsey possibly only 15 at marriage in 1869 | |
Powell, David | Unable to find any marriage between Catherine Leech & David Powell. David's wife was still alive until 1903. | |
Rodger, William | 1859 | Age at marriage, in church register, given as 20 years. Age calculated from birth date is 17 years 9 days |
Shackleton, Dorothy | 1935 | She married her cousin - Fred Cooper |
Shackleton, John | Marriage: 2 wives, possibly 17 children | |
Shard, Harriet | Spouse had same surname | |
Shard, William | Spouse had same surname |
Death
Person | Year | Note |
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Ashton, Mary | 1777 | She was buried 1 week after youngest daughter's baptism |
Bibby, Thomas | 1893 | Married 24th January, buried about week later on 8th February |
Blackwell, Samuel | 1940 | Died 4 days after his wife May Ann |
Burton, Joseph | Records for Dukinfield area very sparse for this time. Joseph may have been married twice, both wives named Sarah. Nothing definite for Joseph's death, nor his birth | |
Clayton, Samuel | 1840 | Three of his children, John, Ann, and Ellen, were buried within a week in October 1840. Only Samuel survived. |
Colley, William | 1867 | Killed by nephew |
Nichol, Thomas Thompson | 1876 | Burial register says he died of being kicked; abode: Wood End, Disley |
Owen, Thomas | 1861 | The only matching Death Registration (Name, Year, Age) is in the quarter AFTER the burial |
Parker, George | Twins (George & William) Parker buried within 3 days of each other. | |
Parker, William | Twins (George & William) Parker buried within 3 days of each other. | |
Rodger, John | 1875 | Drowned in canal, age 6, at Wood End, Disley |
Schofield, Sarah | Records for Dukinfield area sparse, no further definite records found for Sarah Schofield. She may have been Joseph Burton's second wife | |
Shackleton, Valda Dorothy | 1995 | There are two death Registration entries, one probate, but no marriage found |
Whawell, James | 1879 | Died of Yellow fever, at sea, off Maracaibo, Venezuela. All property destroyed |
Worrall, George | 1848 | Died 2 weeks after his wife Ellen |
Miscellaneous
Person | Birth_Year | Death_Year | Note |
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(Braithwaite), Hannah | c 1805 | 1838 | Descrepancy between memorial date of death (6th June 1838 - transcribed as 6/6/1858) and church records of burial on 3rd June 1838. |
Adam, William | 1851 | Listed in 1851 census as 'William Rodger'. Probable census enumerator error with 'Ditto' | |
Allen, Sarah | c 1816 | 1851 census information incorrectly recorded. She was married to John Roose in 1848 & her daughter born in 1850 was registered as Roose. | |
Ardern, Beatrice | 1898 | c 1970 | Father not known, Ralph Ardern died 1893 |
Arnfield, Harry | 1898 | c 1967 | Harry was one of 13 children |
Arnfield, Robert | Robert and Mary had 13 children including 1 set of twins. In 1911 they recorded 11 children living and 2 had died | ||
Ashmore, Ellen | c 1878 | 1957 | No further definite data found for Charles and Ellen, it is likely that soon after 1911 they emmigrated to Canada, an image of a gravestone for Ellen Ashmore Bould, of the right age, in Toronto, Canada is on Find a Grave website |
Ashmore, William | c 1840 | No records found of William after 1871 | |
Ashton, Adelaide Maud | 1892 | Niece of Isaac Ashton | |
Ashton, Annie | 1897 | Mother Ann Ashton (nee Beard) died January 1898 | |
Ashton, Lily | c 1887 | Niece of Isaac Ashton | |
Astbury, John | c 1884 | 1919 | Pension Nominee, Sister Elizabeth the electrix of his fathers estate |
Bagshaw, James | c 1860 | 1923 | Applied to Join Army. Stated Age 40 years, actual age 54. REJECTED after 3 days. |
Bancks, Elizabeth | 1862 | nothing definite found after 1881 census | |
Bancks, Elizabeth | c 1870 | no further data found for Elizabeth after 1929 | |
Bancks, Henry | 1837 | 1920 | Henry was one of the first births to be registered under the civil registration scheme begun on 1 st July 1837. Henry's father was a Parish Clerk and as such would have been aware of the new regulations and would want to set an example. Registration was sporadic until 1874, when a new law tightened the requirements. |
Bancks, James | 1834 | No definite data for James after 1851 census. He may have moved away from Wigan, there is a possibility he could have moved to Birmingham area. | |
Bancks, William | 1830 | no definite data found for William after 1851 census | |
Banks, John | 1881 census Eliza head of house and 'widow', but John was alive and living at 17 Windows, Offerton. | ||
Bibbey, Mary Ann | 1834 | Mary's father spelt surname Bibbey, her first husband spelt his Bibby. Therefore Mary and her siblings are Bibbey and married Mary and her children are Bibby | |
Bibby, Mark | 1816 | No record of these people after 1851 | |
Bolsover, Sarah Ellen | 1874 | 1954 | Neither William or Sarah Ellen appear on the 1921 census at home. The census return is filled in by eldest son Howard, a note on the form says Father and Mother away from home. We have not found them at any other address. |
Bonsall, Alice | 1763 | Alice may have been married to Robert Platts (47215) but no definite data found | |
Bonsall, Grace | 1771 | 1774 | Grace was buried 2 days after her brother John was baptised |
Bonsall, Joseph | 1789 | 1856 | Baptism register is confused a 'name' is scribbled that could be Will, at some point later the name James was added above the entry. It is unlikely that John and Timminson gave the name William to a second son when the first one was still alive. The explanation could be whoever filled in the register at some time after the baptism simply forgot the name of the baby. Further research of Bonsell boys of that age in Monyash leads us to believe that the child was named Joseph. |
Death registration appeared in the indexes the quarter after Joseph died. | |||
Bonsall, Joseph | 1831 | Two Joseph Bonsall's born around 1830 in Monyash, Derbyshire after 1861 the two cannot be distinguished | |
Bould, Charles | c 1875 | No further definite data found for Charles and Ellen, it is likely that soon after 1911 they emmigrated to Canada, an image of a gravestone for Ellen Ashmore Bould, of the right age, in Toronto, Canada is on Find a Grave website | |
Bowden, Betty | c 1787 | 1866 | On one census only it was indicated Elizabeth (Betty) Bowden originated from Grindlow, Derbyshire. No verification of this, or any other origin, has yet been found. |
Braithwaite, Joseph Sparkes | 1857 | 1908 | Joseph and his son Frank were drowned in a lock on the Rochdale Canal. The inquest reported that they were on their way to visit Joseph's sister Dinah and her husband Richard Becket. Joseph was employed by the Rochdale Canal company as a foreman boatwright and would have known the towpath and used it frequently. It was very foggy and they must have mis-stepped on the canal towpath and fallen into the lock from where it would be very difficult to climb out. Verdict Accidental Death. |
Brassington, Joseph | 1806 | 1880 | Executors (Joseph Brassington will)- Thomas Forbes and James William Forbes are brothers of Sarah Brassington, Joseph's Widow |
Brelsford, Joseph | 1841 | c 1924 | The baptism register has 'Posthumous' added to Joseph's name presumably because his father Joseph died before he was born |
Brocklehurst, Fred | 1896 | 1951 | There are 3 names redacted on the 1939 population register which would probably indicate that beside Fred there were 3 more children. There is sufficient probable data for 2 children but not for the 3rd. |
Bruckshaw, Eliza | c 1869 | 1937 | Born 3 months after Father's Death |
Brunt, Sydney | c 1892 | c 1966 | Imbecile from birth - see 1911 census |
Butler, James | c 1865 | 1929 | all James and Ruth's children were registered with name Sharman |
United Lodge of Freemasons, Bolton | |||
Butler, Richard | c 1876 | Birth Registration is only document showing Richard, no entry for a death. His mother died soon after his birth so Richard may have been adopted and his name changed. | |
Chalinder, Harry | c 1863 | 1941 | Ellen and the children did not travel to Australia with Harry. By 1921 they were both classing themselves as widowed but as they were both still alive their status was most likely divorced. |
Champion, Ellen Christina A | 1897 | c 1955 | Adult Baptism, age 16 |
Clarke, Catherine | c 1833 | No matching birth for this person - occurs in 1841 & 1851 census as though child of William | |
Clegg, Edward | 1855 | Place of birth varies - Hebden Bridge, Halifax, Leeds | |
Clover, D W | 1805 | 1882 | Opened Inn |
Cook, Elizabeth | s 1680 | 1709 | Three events are found consecutively in the parish register. Anna fillia of Richard buried 9 Feb 1709, William filus of Richard baptised 16 Feb 1709 and Elizabeth, exor of Richard buried 17 Feb 1709 |
Cooper, Thomas | 1887 | 1949 | Thomas's age at 1939 population register, death registration and burial was incorrect by 3 years. It may be the school had the year incorrectly recorded. As Thomas was living a long way from his home town and had been at the school for38 years they became responsible for registering the death and organising the burial. |
Cosmento, ?? | 1927 | 1927 | A baby son is buried with Mabel Cosmento. He died the day he was born and has not been given a first name. Mabel died 3 weeks after the birth of her son |
Cosmento, J.H. | No definite data found for J H Cosmento, the only reference found is on Find A Grave where he is recorded as spouse of Mabel Gyte Cosmento | ||
Craigg, Susanna | c 1849 | c 1917 | Surname spelt differently on different occasions. Craig, Craigs, Cragg, Craggs, Craigg, Craiggs |
Crawshaw, George | 1892 | 1964 | The house in 1921 was probably a rented holiday house. George and Elsie were classed as visitors and the other occupants were a married couple also from Sheffield and also classed as visitors. |
Critchlow, Anna | c 1709 | 1709 | We think Anna was twin to William. There is no baptism for her but her burial was 7 days prior to Williams baptism and her mother Elizabeth was buried day following Williams Baptism. The three events are found consecutively in the parish register. |
Critchlow, Grace | 1706 | 1729 | Grace was buried 4 days after son William's baptism so it is likely she died either at his birth or soon after |
Critchlow, William | 1709 | We think William was twin to Anna. There is no baptism for Anna but her burial was 7 days prior to Williams baptism and their mother Elizabeth was buried day following Williams Baptism. The three events are found consecutively in the parish register. | |
Crutcher, Thomas | 1903 | Thomas had a wife and house in Salisbury and a Housekeeper, daughters and house in Romsey. His probate gives both addresses as his place of residence. He appears at both addresses in the 1891 census, in Ivy Street, Salisbury with wife Isabella Crutcher and at Mainstone Farm, Romsey with Housekeeper Laura Onslow and their 2 children. | |
Dawson, (male) | c 1905 | c 1905 | Birth & Death registered with no name |
Dawson, Young Sam | 1876 | c 1904 | His given name is consistently 'YOUNG SAM' |
Deane, Mary | 1789 | Mary was a widow when she married John Hewitt, so we are unsure of her Maiden Name or previous name. | |
Dewhurst, Isaac | c 1795 | c 1838 | Isaac may have been baptised as a 14-year old which would account for difference in calculated age and age given at death. |
Donald, Annie | bt 1847 - 1851 | Annie DONALD is the daughter of William MCDONALD | |
No further information about Annie after the 1881 census. She may have remarried but records from Scotland difficult to access outside Scotland. | |||
Elliott, Arthur | 1915 | Arthur's twin brother died soon after his birth | |
Elliott, Harry | 1882 | c 1959 | Harry and Sarah had 5 more sons between 1905 and 1910, including one set of twins. All died soon after their birth |
Harry and Sarah had 3 more sons between 1911 and 1915 who died soon after birth. One of these was twin to Arthur | |||
Elliott, Lilian | c 1893 | 1940 | It would appear the marriage did not last. By 1921 Walter was living with his parents and Lilian was in service in Pontefract having reverted to her maiden name. By 1939 Lilian had moved to Scarborough and classed herself as a Widow, Walter was still in Denaby Main classed as married with a wife Doris |
Lilians death was the result of a solitary bomb being dropped over Scarborough. | |||
Elliott, Mary Hannah | c 1895 | 1925 | Mary Hannah's mother died in childbirth or soon after. Mary Hannah was brought up by her Grandparents John and Ann Percival |
Evans, Mary Hannah (Polly) | Robert and Mary had 13 children including 1 set of twins. In 1911 they recorded 11 children living and 2 had died | ||
Faulkner, Eliza | 1835 | 1902 | 1881 Eliza head of house and 'widow' but John was alive and living at 17 Windows, Offerton. |
Eliza now Eliza Banks and married, but husband still living at 17 windows, Offerton | |||
Eliza as Eliza Banks and married | |||
Fox, William | 1883 | 1952 | Neither William or Sarah Ellen appear on the 1921 census at home. The census return is filled in by eldest son Howard, a note on the form says Father and Mother away from home. We have not found them at any other address. |
Fulton, Norman Percival | 1899 | c 1969 | Attested when only 16 |
Gee, Willie | 1897 | c 1969 | Given name registered as WILLIE, both on Birth & Death |
Greasley, Mary Jane | 1888 | c 1948 | At the wedding (6/4/1912), the witnesses have same address as William & Mary Lander, and are the participants in the next wedding at St Peter, Farnworth on the same day. William & Mary act as witnesses in their wedding. |
Gyte, Hannah | c 1854 | 1859 | It is probable that Hannah was brought up by one of Aunts, her mother had died in child birth and at the time of her death in 1859 her father had remarried and emmigrated. |
Gyte, John | c 1839 | 1916 | On his marriage John gave his fathers name as John Montague Brown. This is the first and only time this name was used and we cannot ascertain if it was correct or just a name he choose rather then leave the column blank. His mother was unmarried when he was born |
Gyte, Mabel | 1900 | 1927 | A baby son is buried with Mabel. He died the day he was born and has not been given a first name. Mabel died 3 weeks after the birth of her son |
Hadfield, Randal | 1850 | c 1926 | Joseph Waterhouse (47132), is Brother to Mary Waterhouse(47141), and his wife, Martha Elizabeth Hadfield (37775), is niece of Randal Hadfield (37776). Randal Hadfield (37776) married Mary Waterhouse (47141). Joseph and Martha's son Joe (47133) is therefore Great nephew to Randal Hadfield but nephew to Mary, (47141) his wife |
Hargreaves, Edward | c 1847 | No records found after 1851. No link found between Edward Hargreaves and the Whiteheads | |
Hargreaves, Thomas | 1823 | No records found after the birth of son Edwin | |
Harrison, Thomas | c 1840 | no further data found | |
Hawley, Harriet | 1892 | c 1975 | Both 1939 population register and Death Registration give Harriets birth as 27 Nov 1893 but her birth registration is for JFM 1893 suggesting she was born Nov 1892 |
Hawley, Jean Edna | 1918 | c 1975 | The marriage registration has two entries for this marriage. One shows the brides name as Jean E Wells and the other Jean E Hawley. Vol and entry numbers are identical |
Hawley, June Ellen | c 1881 | c 1925 | Whilst their husbands were away together in Arnside, sisters Jane and Minnie were at the Southwell home in Buxton. |
Hawley, Martha | 1820 | 1820 | Martha's mother died 5 months after she was born in August 1920 |
Hawley, Minnie | 1890 | 1973 | Whilst their husbands were away together in Arnside, sisters Jane and Minnie were at the Southwell home in Buxton. |
Heath, Esther | c 1851 | Twin | |
Heath, Rebecca | c 1854 | Twin | |
Heath, Samuel | c 1851 | Twin | |
Hewitt, Hannah | 1850 | 1852 | 3 siblings - Hannah, Anne & John Hewitt all died January 1852. Also Hannah Simpson |
Hewitt, Thomas | 1814 | The evidence for the identity of the parents of Thomas Hewitt formerly listed was lacking. They were removed from the system in December 2017. | |
Hibbert, Sarah | 1835 | Two baptisms | |
Higson, Ann | 1788 | only definite data found is baptism | |
Higson, Ann | c 1814 | no further data found | |
Higson, Charles | c 1867 | birth registered in quarter after father's death registration | |
Higson, Elizabeth | c 1848 | no further data found | |
Higson, Johanna | c 1818 | no further data found | |
Higson, Martha Ellen | c 1857 | Nothing found for husband James after marriage in 1894, and Martha continued to live with her Brother in Law and Sister Alice | |
death not found | |||
Higson, Mary Jane | c 1851 | no further definite data after 1911 | |
Holmes, Annie | 1874 | 1950 | Annie died February 1950 and Marian in March 1950. Sister Minnie was executor for both sisters |
Holmes, Marian | 1876 | 1950 | Annie died February 1950 and Marian in March 1950. Sister Minnie was executor for both sisters |
Holmes, Minnie | 1872 | 1957 | It is possible that Minnie was a nurse who served during WW1 at the 18th Stationary Hospital in Salonika. Nursing registers list a nurse Minnie Hiolmes who served in WW1 and who trained at Lincoln Hospital. After 1920 she worked in the Cancer Hospital, London. In 1939 her occupation was given as retired nurse. Unfortunately the registers contain little detail, further investigation is needed. |
Hulme, May | 1885 | 1951 | Although May is registered with surname Hulme a descendant in 2017 asserted that William Hulme was not her father. William actually disappears from records after his marriage to Betty Leech in 1879 and Betty is classed as a single woman at May's baptism in 1885. |
Hulme, William | s 1850 | Must distinguish between William Hulme & Elizabeth Leech (married St Matthew's, Stockport AMJ 1876) and William Hulme & Elizabeth Mills born Strines & married Hayfield AMJ 1876 7b1151, & lived Heaton Norris 1881,1891... | |
There is no record of William Hulme after the marriage entry. A daughter born in 1885 carries a note at her baptism which records Betty as a single woman. | |||
Hurd, Ellen Bracken | c 1824 | No records found after the birth of son Edward | |
Jackson, Peter | 1787 | 1845 | Will of Peter Jackson (of Frandley) gave estate at "Cogshall, Seven Oaks & Plumbley" via executors Jane Shackerley & (nephew's son) John Skerratt (or Skettatt) to Peter the natural son of Jane Shakerley |
Jolly, Hilda Alice | 1905 | 1997 | Robert and Hilda registered as married but marriage was in 1943 Robert and Hilda living in same house as Edmund and Ann Jollly but classed as seperate household. |
Jolly, Robert | 1902 | 1966 | Robert and Hilda registered as married but marriage was in 1943 Robert and Hilda living in same house as Edmund and Ann Jollly but classed as seperate household. |
Jones, Lena | 1898 | 1948 | There are 3 names redacted on the 1939 population register which would probably indicate that beside Fred there were 3 more children. There is sufficient probable data for 2 children but not for the 3rd. |
Kelsall, Margaret | 1860 | Unable to find any reference after 1901 census | |
Lander, William Butler | 1886 | c 1965 | At the wedding (6/4/1912), the witnesses have same address as William & Mary Lander, and are the participants in the next wedding at St Peter, Farnworth on the same day. William & Mary act as witnesses in their wedding. |
Lather, Joshua | c 1787 | 1873 | Surname could be LATER, LATHER, LETHER, LEATHER, or LUTTER |
Lather, Rebecca | s 1790 | c 1878 | Surname could be LATER, LATHER, LETHER, LEATHER, or LUTTER |
Leech, Betty | c 1850 | c 1931 | By 1881 census Elizabeth (Betty) is back with her parents and classed as single. At baptism in 1885, of May, Elizabeth Hulme is given as mother, a single woman |
Possible records for Betty Leech/Hulme very sparse after baptism of MAY in 1885 | |||
Leech, Joseph | 1861 | 1935 | Distinguish from Joseph Leech, son of John, born 1860, |
Leigh, William Samuel | c 1862 | c 1916 | 2nd wife Rose Ellen Turner was the half-sister of his first wife Phoebe Colley |
Manter, Wilbur Berry | 1914 | 1999 | When WW11 broke out Rhode Island Hospital medical staff formed themselves into a military medical unit. The 48th evacuation Hospital was set up in Burma staffed by the medics of Rhode Island |
Marsh, Thomas Henry | c 1876 | no further records found for Thomas | |
McCarty, Ann | c 1853 | no confirmable data found after 1911 census | |
McCarty, Martha | 1860 | date of death not confirmable, too many Martha Davies in Liverpool born 1860 | |
Mellor, Mary | s 1816 | No record of these people after 1851 | |
Miller, Patricia Newell | 1935 | 2008 | 4 children, according to Lorenz Tree on Ancestry |
Moss, James | c 1807 | The marriage didnot appear to last long, by 1861 Ann was back living with her parents. James and Ann have not been found living together | |
Oakes, Arthur Edward | 1883 | c 1968 | Brothers in Law John Southwell and Arthur Oakes were staying in a boarding house in Arnside at the time of the 1921 census, possibly on holiday. Their wives and children were together in the Southwell house in Buxton. |
Oates, Samuel | 1814 | 1892 | The Oates family emmigrated to New Zealand in 1856. They settled in Carterton, Wellington where they lived at Peachgrove, a 300 acre Farm on Taratahi Plain. 6 of their children were born in Derbyshire (Son William died before they left England) and 3 in New Zealand. Most of the family are buried in The Oates family Cemetery on a corner of their land on Somerset Road, Carterton. |
Onslow, Laura J | 1867 | c 1951 | Laura J Onslow had 3 daughters all had Crutcher as their 3rd given name. in 1881 and 1891 Laura was housekeeper in the residence of Thomas Crutcher and the children described as 'Daughters in Law' to Thomas Crutcher. |
Pawley, Albert Edward | c 1867 | c 1919 | Poor Law Register entries London |
Pearson, George William | 1886 | 1980 | Notice in London Gazette Claims on the estate of George William Pearson of 36 Brook Road, Fallowfield, Manchester, Builder & Contractor (Retired) who died 24 January 1980 to William & Glyn's Trust Company Limited, 45 Mosley Street, Manchester M60 2BE before 15th April 1980 |
Pearson, Mary | c 1851 | Parents were not married before Mary was born, but she was Registered with Surname PEARSON, unlike brother George | |
Powell, Mary Elizabeth | 1869 | c 1941 | Birth date on baptism does not match birth registration |
Purdon, Janet | 1792 | 1883 | Because Janet had assets in Scotland and England her will had to also be proved in both |
Riley, Mary A | 1838 | Do not confuse with M.A.Riley (b.1840) who married Shackleton | |
Riley, Mary Ann | c 1839 | 1897 | Distinguish from 'Mary A Riley' with similar bithdate |
Rodger, Frederick Harold | 1899 | c 1958 | Note late Birth Registration, after Baptism |
Rodger, Hugh | 1853 | 1936 | Hugh took the tenancy of the Crown, buildings & land (maybe 40 acres) at Hawk Green for £320. |
George Tucker, carter of Stalybridge, kicked by horse in adjacent stables. Hugh ordered to pay £231 8s costs and damages. Hugh gives up tenancy | |||
Rodger, John | 1846 | Possible emigration to Australia | |
Rogers, Mary | c 1818 | 1891 | After 1st husband Peter Higson's death Mary married his brother George Higson. |
Roose, Geoffrey | 1912 | c 1968 | Sea captain - visited relatives in South Africa |
Rose, Winnifred Mary | c 1913 | no further definite data found | |
Rostron, Elizabeth | 1927 | All Joseph and Elizabeth's children died in their 20's | |
Rowland, John William | 1879 | No trace of John Rowland after 1911 census, Rosanna died in 1915 and Mary Eliza is adopted daughter of Ernest and Lois Thorpe in 1921 | |
Rowland, Mary Eliza | c 1910 | c 2004 | Mary Eliza Rowland, is listed as adopted daughter of Ernest and Lois Thorpe in 1921, it is noted 'mother dead' but no mention of father. Ernest Thorpe (adoptive father) and Rosanna Thorpe (natural Mother) were not siblings, we have no definite data to show how/if they were related |
Schmidt, Roger Edward | 1925 | 1973 | 4 children, according to Lorenz Tree on Ancestry |
Scoucell, Sarah | c 1857 | 1881 census name and marital status incorrect | |
A lot of confusion from year to year of Sarah's surname, no records that can definitely be tied to her after 1891 | |||
Seedall, Mary Alice | 1869 | c 1897 | baptism before birth was registered |
Shackleton, (Male) | 1870 | Ireland Births and Baptisms and Newspaper announcement of birth gave no name and no further entries can be found for this son. | |
Shackleton, David James | 1863 | 1938 | Became 3rd Labour Member of UK Parliament in 1902, via the Clitheroe by-election |
First Labour K.C.B. | |||
Shackleton, John | c 1820 | 1861 | In 1841 John followed his Father to become the third John Shackleton to be Clerk to St Mary Todmorden |
Shard, Rebecca | c 1818 | c 1879 | Sarah Ann, her daughter, is listed in census as niece of Joseph & Mary (Bennett) Shard. |
Shatwell, William | c 1831 | 1858 | Williams death was the result of an explosion accident at the Lime Quarry. William had set the shot which failled to go off, as he went to inspect the area the shot fired and William was very badly injured. He died 2 days later |
Shaw, Susie | 1899 | Susie Jessop rescued from sea | |
Smith, Elizabeth | 1840 | Parentage uncertain | |
Smith, Eric Frederic Seymour | 1904 | c 1983 | Given name 'Frederic' sometimes recorded as 'Frederick' |
Southwell, John A | 1887 | Brothers in Law John Southwell and Arthur Oakes were staying in a boarding house in Arnside at the time of the 1921 census, possibly on holiday. Their wives and children were together in the Southwell house in Buxton. | |
Sparks, Thomas | 1810 | b 1864 | only found record is baptism |
Sparks, William | 1800 | 1857 | Not listed in 1851 census , but wife and 3 children are listed |
Spence, Jane | 1838 | 1915 | Name on Birth Registration - Jane Faulkner |
Stacey, Alfred | 1922 | 2010 | Merchant Seaman Medal awarded for service 1939-1945. Canada to issue. Ref R.223256 DoB 5.12.22 |
Stacey, Bessie | c 1900 | Can NOT be child of John Stacey because he died January 1897 | |
Stacey, Emily Mary | 1844 | c 1874 | Missing from census |
Straw, Walter | It would appear the marriage did not last. By 1921 Walter was living with his parents and Lilian was in service in Pontefract having reverted to her maiden name. By 1939 Lilian had moved to Scarborough and classed herself as a Widow, Walter was still in Denaby Main classed as married with a wife Doris | ||
Swarbrick/Cross, James | Like his father James sometimes went by the name Swarbrick and sometimes Cross. All James children took the name Cross but their births were registered with the name Swarbrick. | ||
Swarbrick/Cross, William | 1795 | William was born before his parents marriage, he used his legal name Swarbrick at his baptism, marriage and some census but reverted to his known name, Cross, at other times. | |
Swift, Harold | 1907 | Only one reference to Harold Swift (adopted son of Richard Swift) found viz. 1911 census | |
Swift, Isabella | 1853 | 1873 | Isabella was born dumb |
Taylor, John | c 1840 | 1901 | There was a second probate 7 years later, possibly when his eldest child, from his second marriage, Samuel Harold, became of age. |
Thorpe, Rosanna | c 1883 | c 1915 | Rosanna's daughter, Mary Eliza, is listed as adopted daughter of Ernest and Lois Thorpe in 1921, it is noted 'mother dead' but no mention of father. Ernest and Rosanna were not siblings, we have no definite data to show how/if they were related |
Twigg, Mary Ann | c 1839 | Neice to James & Harriet Kirk (nee Twigg) | |
Walmsley, James | 1906 | 1942 | On August 19 1942, 1179 soldiers were killed, most of them Canadian, during a disastrous raid on Dieppe |
Waterhouse, Joseph | c 1877 | 1917 | Joseph Waterhouse (47132), is Brother to Mary Waterhouse(47141), and his wife, Martha Elizabeth Hadfield (37775), is niece of Randal Hadfield (37776). Randal Hadfield (37776) married Mary Waterhouse (47141). Joseph and Martha's son Joe (47133) is therefore Great nephew to Randal Hadfield but nephew to Mary, (47141) his wife |
Whawell, Mary | 1819 | 1885 | There are two baptism entries both have a X by the entry but no explanation. |
Whawell, Thomas Greensmith | 1833 | c 1858 | Death registered as Thomas Smith Whatnell |
White, Elsie Doris | 1896 | 1982 | The house in 1921 was probably a rented holiday house. George and Elsie were classed as visitors and the other occupants were a married couple also from Sheffield and also classed as visitors. |
White, Mary Ellen | c 1866 | 1933 | In 1907 Harry emigrated to Australia but Ellen and the children remained in Sheffield. By 1921 they were both classing themselves as widowed but as they were both still alive their status was most likely divorced. |
White, Samuel Douglas | c 1901 | 1924 | 32 Union Road, Sheffield was, at the time, Ecclesall Bierlow Workhouse and Infirmary. It is likely that Samuel was in the Infirmary where, according to his obituary, he died from Pneumonia. In 1938 the buildings became Nether Edge Hospital, they were demolished in the 1990's |
White, Samuel Henry | 1845 | c 1906 | Although both parents, as well as father's occupation and abode are mentioned in Baptism register they had both died. Samuel was brought up by Grandparents and it was probably they who organised his baptism |
Wigan, Charlotte | c 1770 | 1770 | Baptism not found, she may have been born before John and Ellen married, no age given in burial register |
Wood, Ann | c 1832 | The marriage didnot appear to last long, by 1861 Ann was back living with her parents. James and Ann have not been found living together |
Multiple Census Entries
Person | Birth_Year | Year | Note |
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Crutcher, Thomas | 1891 | He appears at two addresses in the 1891 census, in Ivy Street, Salisbury with wife Isabella Crutcher and at Mainstone Farm, Romsey with Housekeeper Laura Onslow and their 2 children. | |
Leech, Esther | 1844 | 1851 | Two entries - with Parents and with Grandparents. |
Leech, John Thomas | c 1850 | 1861 | Two entries - with both sets of Grandparents |
Longson, Hannah | 1827 | 1861 | Two entries - with mother at Glossop, also with sister at Marple Ridge |
Longson, Mary Elizabeth | 1882 | 1911 | She, and her two young children, are is listed in two census entries. With her husband in Ambergate, and with her parents in Reddish. |
Parrott, Edwin | 1887 | 1911 | Two entries - with his parents, also with his wife & children at the adjacent house. |
Rigby, Edith Mary | 1898 | 1901 | Two entries - with parents in Nelson, also with uncle & aunt in Heapey |
Rodger, John | 1860 | 1881 | Both with Father, lodging in Accrington AND at home with mother in Skipton |