Updated 16 Jun 2004
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WIRKSWORTH Parish Records 1600-1900
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"PEDIGREES" |
by Thomas Norris INCE 1799-1860 |
Here is a transcription of the 484 pages of this Manuscript Book,
made from a microfilm copy supplied by Derby Local Studies Library.
In most cases abbreviations have been expanded without
comment to avoid confusion.
A new page numbering system is used based on the microfilm frame order.
Ince's original page numbers and the DLSL photocopy reference are given
in red brackets.
The original pages are held at DLSL, are separated,
and unfortunately do not possess a coherent numbering system.
These pages were transcribed by John Palmer, Kathryn Farrell
and Sonia Addis-Smith
between Oct 1999 and Feb 2000.
Proof-read by Sonia and John,
edited and compiled by John.
Contact 
about uncertain words,
and I will recheck microfilm of the original.
[italics]=transcriber's comments,
?=unreadable,
bap=baptised,
md=married,
ux=wife of,
ob=died,
aet=aged,
el=eldest,
s.p.=without issue,
exor=executor,
anno=year of,
da=daughter,
coz=cousin,
bn=born,
bro=brother,
sis=sister
Copyright © 2000,
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All Rights Reserved.
Page 075a (237,265,H929.2/237)
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Pedigree of LONGDON of Ashborne
drawn up from an abstract of Title of Jn LONGDEN Esq to premises in
Wirksworth 1828
John SLACK of Wirksworth attorney at law descended from William SLACK of
Slack House in Chapel en le Frith Co Derby A Wolley MS This Mr SLACK
married Mrs WIGLEY of Wigwell whose maiden name was SHATEMAN of Rodenook
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01 Robert LONGDON of Ashborn Gent proved his brother in law John SLACKs Will
at Lichfield 4 Oct 1726
02 .... sister of John SLACK of Wirksworth ironmonger who by his Will 4 Mar 1725
devised messuages & lands in Wirksworth to his nephew John LONGDEN in fee.
[children of Robert]
03 John LONGDON of Ashbourn Gent. Devisee under his Uncle John SLACKs Will
15 Apr 1756 proved at Doctors Commons 1758
04 Robert a legatee under his Uncle John SLACKs Will anno 1725
05 Elizabeth a legatee under her Uncle John SLACKs Will anno 1725
06 Hannah a legatee under her Uncle John SLACKs Will anno 1725
[children of John]
07 Robert LONGDEN Ashborn eldest son. Made his Will 2 Jan 1795
in stiled Esq. Will proved at Lichfield 8 May 1802
08 Jane DANSER of Doncaster Ebor [Co York] mard 19 Nov 1789 da of John DANSER
of Howden Co York attorney at law
[note:]Dr J SYKES MS DANSER
09 Frances hath 1200£ in her fathers Will
10 Francis LONGDON hath 1200£ in his fathers Will
11 James LONGDON hath 1200£ by his fathers Will
12 Elizabeth ux Mr Henry BUCKSTON had 5£ by her fathers Will having had
her fortune on her marriage
13 Henry BUCKSTON of Ashbourn Gent 3rd son of George BUCKSTON of Bradborne Esq
by Mary his wife da & coheir of Richard STUBBING of West Broughton Esq
living 1777
[children of Robert & Jane]
14 Robert LONGDON eldest son of Ashborne Esq bn 9 Feb 1794 Died s.p.
was of Caius College Cambridge & made his Will 31 Dec 1817 Proved in
Doctors Commons 21 Mar 1818
15 John LONGDON Esq of Ashborne brother & heir bn Apr 21 1795 living anno 1829
at .... in France Died at Paris the 24 Apr 1862 aet 67
16 Elizabeth bn Oct 21 1791 burd 3 Dec 1791
[children of Henry & Elizabeth]
17 Frances BUCKSTON of Ashburn 1830
18 Henry died s.p. before 1815
19 John died s.p. before 1815
20 Henry died s.p. before 1815
21 Margaret died s.p. before 1815
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01 Peter WALTHALL Esq of Darley Dale
02 Rev Peter WALTHALL MA Rector of Wistanton Co Chester.
only son Died here 17 Jan 1825 aet 29
03 Anne only dau & heiress apparant mard at Darley
04 James MILNES of Ashover & Matlock attorney at law
05 James Walthall MILNES eldest son Died an infant 22 Apr 1829
06 ..... M[ILNES] 2nd son bn 25 Sep 1829
07 .... son bn 2 Oct 1835
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Pedigree of Mr Wigley Haywood HODGKINSON of Matlock drawn by T N Ince Jan 1829
[below seem to be notes made before the diagram is drawn]
1678 May 8 Thomas HEYWOOD & Elizabeth his wife
Surrendered Copyhold Matlock to George HEYWOOD
Benjamin HAYWOOD senior & Joshua his son & heir
12 Apr 1717 alienate copyhold to Anthony STREET
Joshua HAYWARD gent [wife]Eleanor a widow
dead before 1741 His widow had Nottingham sells Wood in her
? field Wood lands Matlock
8 May 1741
George HAYWOOD & Joshua HAYWOOD
of Chesterfield Lead Merchant 12 Apr 1711
& Elizabeth his ux & Benjamin HAYWOOD
? ? Robert MOORE junr Gent
& Elizabeth his ux (late HAYWOOD) alienate
to Anthony STREET
Benjamin HAYWOOD of Matlock parish Gent dead 2 Feb 1713
[sons] Wigley HAYWOOD Gent 1713 Benjamin HAYWOOD Gent 1713
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01 Mr William HODGKINSON of Matlock Mill anno 1698
02 Joseph HODGKINSON of Matlock Mill ob 11 Oct 1751 aet 55 Will 7 Oct 1751
03 Mary his wife 27 Oct 1739 when they were surrendees of Hilley Cliff
& other copyholder at Matlock from Joseph BANK junior & senior purchased 1684
by George HODGKINSON whose s[on] & h[eir] William devised to his grandson BANKS
04 Edmund HODGKINSON of Matlock Gent (sometime of Mansfield malster)
05 ... da of Wigley HAYWOOD of Cromford Bridge house (Matlock)
06 Elizabeth wife of Mr Adam WOLLEY of Matlock bridge grocer
07 Joseph HODGKINSON ob July 5 174[last digit absent] aet 26
08 George ob s.p.[died without issue]
09 Wigley Haywood HODGKINSON of Matlock Gent ob 21 Feb 1829 aet 75
10 Esther da of Isaac PAGE of Wirksworth butcher died 4 Mar 1835 aged 86
11 Mary d 1st ux of Richard CLUELOW of Fairfield & Chapel en le Frith Co Derby
& sister of Robert CLUELOW
12 George HODGKINSON of Matlock Bridge grocer & chandler died 24 Aug 1825 aet 75
13 Catherine 2nd ux d of Mr ... WILD of Rotherham Ebor [Yorkshire] ob 4 Feb 1837? aet 37
14 Joseph HODGKINSON of Baslow Co Derby ob 7 Nov 1821 aet 66 Will 19 Nov 1821
15 Samuel HODGKINSON of Matlock Bridge farmer mard....
16 Sarah ob Feb 16 1807 aet 30
17 Thomas SMITH of Burton on Trent Staff[ordshire]
18 Elizabeth died Dec 21 1813 aet 11
19 Mary only surviving d & granda & heiress of W[igley] H[aywood] H[ODGKINSON]
mard Matlock 15 Oct 1823
20 William HODGKINSON of Baslow Co Derby
21 Joseph HODGKINSON of Baslow miller
22 ... d John GRUNDY of Baslow
23 John HODGKINSON
24 Edmund
25 Wigley s[on] & devisee of his fathers copyhold in Matlock
26 [no entry]
27 [ ditto ]
28 [ ditto ]
29 [ ditto ]
30 Joseph of Baslow miller
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Pedigree of MATHER & BAMFORD from a case & opinion of Mr James MATHER
Will of 1796 & deducted down to the year 1829 by T N Ince
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02 John MATHER of Matlock Wood See 219 [see page 070a]
03 Phebe d of ...... of Bonsall
04 Thomas MATHER of Matlock
05 John MATHER of Mackworth farmer mard Martha FISHER ob s.p.[died without issue]
06 Grace dau Samuel BOWN of Matlock has 6 weeks under her husbands Will proved her husbands Will
07 James MATHER of Matlock yeoman Will 24 Dec 1796 proved Lichfield 25 Apr 1797
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09 Roger MATHER of Poynton Matlock miner
10 Jane d William PRIESTNALL of Poynton
11 Ruth ux
12 Martha ob unmarried
13 George
14 Matthew
15 Rachel
16 James MATHER of Matlock only son & devisee died
17 Ann BRAMLEY mard 2ndly William STEEPLE
18 Jane s.p.[no issue]
19 Elizabeth mard Marcellus BAMFORD of Wirksworth shoemaker. She died 22 Jan 1783 aet 26
20 Marcellus BAMFORD
21 Grace a devisee of copyhold & freehold at Matlock under her father's Will
22 Robert BRAMLEY of Wirksworth nurseryman & gardener
23 John
24 Sarah
25 Lydia
26 Jane
27 Charlotte
28 Priscilla
29 William
30 Paul
31 Elizabeth only dau died about 7 weeks after her father
32 Marcel BAMFORD of Wirksworth shoemaker has £40 by his grandfather
MATHER Will Died 24 Mar 1810 aged 30
33 Hannah d of John FROST of Bolehill yeoman ob 10 Dec 1812 aet 33
34 Alice has £30 by her grandfather MATHERs Will mard Peter PEAL
of Wirksworth shoemaker
35 Elizabeth has £30 under her grandfather MATHERs Will
mard James SPENCER of Hopton blacksmith
36 Robert
37 James
38 Sarah ux Thomas GIBBONS
39 Elizabeth
40 Catherine
41 Mary ux Samuel MATHER
42 Hannah ob 20 July 1810 aet 2 yrs
43 John BAMFORD of Castle Donnigton bookseller
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The following obit[uarie]s of the family of WHEATCROFT of the parish of
Crich were copied by T.N. INCE from Grave Stones in church yard there,
27 Dec 1828.
West end - table monument - William WHEATCROFT of Wheatcroft died
27 June 1775 aet [aged] 64 + Margaret his wife died Oct 2nd 1800 aet 67
+ Samuel W[HEATCROFT] died Nov 30: 1757 aet 47 - Alice W[HEATCROFT] died
May 28: 1751 + John W[HEATCROFT] son of Samuel & Ann died July 17: 1758 +
South side - Abraham WHEATCROFT of Hotstandall bridge died Apr 9: 1812
aged 64 = Ann his wife died 8th June 1824 aet 77 + Hannah their dau died
18th Aug 1784 aged 16 + John WHEATCROFT died 18 July 1795 aet 89 + Mary ux
[wife of] John W[HEATCROFT] died 2nd May 1736 aged 80 + Ann ux [wife of]
Nathaniel WHEATCROFT of Cromford died June 26: 1822 aet 46 + Abraham their
son died 28th May 1804 aged 2 + Samuel their son Apr 9: 1807 aged 18 +
1859 Aug 29 married Alexander WHEATCROFT of Colton Bassett nr Nottingham,
to Adelaide, younger dau of Mr Robert GRAY of Old Snenton nr Nottingham.
Paper.
Died at Moor Grange Cromford Circuit July 11th 1860 Mr Jabez WHEATCROFT
aged 41 yrs.
9 May 1865 married at Heage John GROGAN Esq, younger son of Slaney Park,
Colkecklow? to Hannah Sophia, younger dau of the late David WHEATCROFT
of Wingfield Park.
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01 John WHEATCROFT.
02 Mary his wife, died 2nd May 1736 aet [aged] 80.
03 John WHEATCROFT of Coddington Crich. Died 19 July 1795 aet 89.
04 [blank] dau of HUNT of South Wingfield.
05 Abraham WHEATCROFT of Crich Carr, Farmer, died 9 Apr 1812 aet 64,
buried at Crich.
06 Ann, dau of [blank] TURNER of South Wingfield and [at Crich - crossed
out] 1767, died 8 June 1824 aet 77 yrs.
[children of Abraham & Ann]
07 German WHEATCROFT of Cromford, Merchant, bap[tised] Crich 9 May 1773, ob [died]
11 Oct 1841 aet 66.
08 Elizabeth, dau of [blank] SIMS of Lea, Co Derby, Stone Mason.
09 Nathaniel WHEATCROFT of Cromford, Merchant, bap 5 May 1777 at Crich.
10 Anne, dau of John ALSOP of Crich Carr, Woodman, died June 16 1822 aet 46
[1st wife].
11 Married at Matlock 11 Aug 1858, Nathaniel WHEATCROFT Senr of Cromford
to Mrs BUXTON late of Crich, widow of his Nephew [2nd wife].
12 John W. of Crich Carr, Boat builder.
13 Mary HASLAM of Birmingham?, dau of George [1st wife].
14 Martha, dau of Peter PRIESTLEY of Dronfield [2nd wife].
15 Anne, ux [wife of] Henry BUXTON of Crich.
16 Mary, ux Thomas CAWOOD of Crich.
17 Hannah, ux John CUTTS of Nottingham.
18 [Unconnected margin note:] Samuel WHEATCROFT of Whatstandwell bridge
[Crich], aged 96 on 17th Apr 1865.
[children of German & Elizabeth]
19 William WHEATCROFT [of] Birmingham & Rise End, Wirksworth.
20 Mary Ann, dau of Joseph HIGGETT of Cromford, Inn Keeper.
21 Alexander WHEATCROFT of Nottingham [married].
22 David WHEATCROFT [of] Wingfield Park, Merchant. Died at Mansfield
22 Dec 1863 aet 61.
23 [blank] dau of [blank] GODBER of Eastwood, Notts, Yeoman.
24 Abraham WHEATCROFT.
25 Elizabeth, ux [wife of] A.H. CUTTS of Cheetham Hill, Manchester.
She ob [died] 6th July 1845 aet 30.
26 Mary Anne married Wirksworth 4 Sept 1832 Mr Thomas DANKS of St Nicholas
parish Nottingham, Ironmonger, Beast Market Hill.
[children of Nathaniel & Ann]
27 John WHEATCROFT of Cromford, Merchant, ob 19 Jany 1835 aet 50.
28 Sarah, dau of Robert HARRISON of Cromford, ob 2 Apr 1827 aet 34
[1st wife].
29 Mary, dau of late Thomas NEWTON of Wirksworth, Joiner & Malster.
30 German, born 9 Aug & bap[tised] 9 Sep 1798 at Cromford. Killed in
Ireland 1860.
31 Abraham, born 8 may & bapt at Cromford 30 May 1802. Died 28th May 1804
aet 2, buried at Crich.
32 Anne, born 20 may & bap 27 May 1804.
33 Samuel, born Nov 10, bap 24 Nov 1805, died 9 Apr 1807.
34 Hannah eld, married at Matlock 12: Dec 1821 to Mr George GERMAN, Draper,
Derby.
35 Mary, 2nd dau, married at St Marys Nottingham 20 Dec 1824,
Mr F.E. SHIPLEY of Nottingham.
36 Jabez WHEATCROFT died from a fall from his horse 1861 [this is a separate note
attached to the descent line from Nathaniel and his first wife, Anne,
but not positioned among his other children].
[children of Nathaniel & BUXTON]
37 Joseph WHEATCROFT of Millhouse Green, son by 2 ux [2nd wife].
38 Sister of Joseph, unmarried.
[children of John & Mary]
39 Ann.
40 Elizabeth.
41 Fanny.
42 Mary.
43 Abraham WHEATCROFT of Crich Carr.
44 C. dau of LOMAS of Holloway.
[children of John & Martha]
45 George.
46 Hannah.
47 Samuel.
[children of John & Sarah]
48 [blank] WHEATCROFT of Matlock, Attorney [originally shown as a son of
William WHEATCROFT and Mary Ann, Nos. 19 & 20, but the descent line has
been hatched out].
49 Robert, ob [died] 30 Aug 1818 aet [aged] 1 yr 8 mths.
50 German, ob Dec 27: 1821 aet 2 yrs.
51 Samuel, ob 18 Apr 1826 aet 1 yr.
52 Abraham, eldest son, married Wirksworth Aug 1835.
53 Anne, dau of Daniel GELL of Cromford, Inn Keeper & Maltster.
54 Hannah.
55 Nathaniel.
56 John.
57 Mary Ann.
58 James.
59 Sarah.
60 George.
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Pedigree of MILNES of Turnditch
1752 Vincent EYRE Esq & Pyarea his wife levy a Fine of lands &c in
Newbold & Turnditch to Joseph CLAY Gent - see precipe?
Thomas MILLS of Mayfield in Newbold in 1734 voted in right of Freehold at Turnditch
26 Sep 25 Cha 2d [1685] Thomas MILLS of Turnditch yeoman - Thomas MILLS
of Turnditch enfeoffed of a house Market Place Wirksworth anno 1683
which he sells in 1696
See page 362 this book
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01 Thomas MILNES of Turnditch Gent
02 Thomas MILNES of Turnditch Gent living 1737 son & heir
03 Pyearea da & heir living 1742 Mard before 1737.
In 1752 was wife to Vincent EYRE of Highfield Esq
04 Richard PYOTT Esq of Sheethay
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01 Samuel MILNES of Ash House
02 Mary m 22 Jan 1718 Josiah BOYDELL Esq son of Dr BOYDELL & father of
Alderman BOYDELL
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01 George MILNS of Ash House Turnditch Co Derby Gent sometime of Belper tanner
02 Elizabeth da of Mr Francis HARRISON of Nottingham & sister of Mary ux
Mr Francis JEBB of Wirksworth to Frances & Sarah BEARDSLEY of Nottingham
& to Frances HARRISON
03 Nathaniel MILNES of Cardington Salop [Shropshire] where died 4 Sep 1828
aged 42 years
04 Samuel MILNES of Nottingham
05 Robert MILNES of Wirksworth draper afterwards lieutenant Derby Militia
ob s.p.
06 Pyeorea ux .... BROCKLEBANK Esq of Liverpool
07 Sarah md .... RUTHERFORD of Liverpool
08 Francis in army ob s.p.
09 Thomas in Militia ob s.p.
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01 John MILL of Liverpool
02 Frank MILL of Liverpool
03 James MILL of Liverpool
04 .... ux FRODSHAM of London
05 .... ux MAPLES of Liverpool
06 Pyearea ux William ROBINSON of Newark
.... as saith Rev George BLADON 15 Sep 1830
[Note: All the text above on this page appears to be crossed out]
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Pedigree of SUDBURY from Mr ANSONs case penes [held by] Mr Ince
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02 Rowland SUDBURY seized of an Estate at Cotgrave Notts Will 24 Jun 1692
03 Mary devisee for life & executrix Sold Estate at Cotgrave & died about 1737
04 William 2nd brother burd S Wingfield Co Derby 16 Aug 1713 s.p.
05 John SUDBURY elder brother & executor of Rowland burd at Alfreton
Sep 22 1712
06 Richard SUDBURY burd at So Wingfield 14 Jul 1714
07 Elizabeth in? Bellhouse md at Youlgrave Samuel NUTTALL 31 Dec 1712
burd there 25 Jun 1718
08 Hibbert SUDBURY only issue & devisee wife expectant on his mothers death
ob under age & s.p.
09 Catherine da & heir mard ANSON both dead before 1749
10 ANSON
11 Richard SUDBURY son & heir of Richard in 1749 Intitled to 1/4th part of
Cotgrave Estate
12 John J... ANSON Intitled to 3/4th of estate at Cotgrave anno 1749 when
he sought to recover by his ejectment. See his Case
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Pedigree of STRAW of Little Hallow from papers penes [held by] Mr Ince
intitled Robert MIDDLETON's Case Oct 1781
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01 William STRAW of Little Hallam Co Derby Gent seized of an Estate there
which he conveyed to uses last Sep 1667
02 John STRAW of Little Hallam shoemaker marriage settlement 25 Apr 1668
03 Elizabeth da Thomas BIDDLE of Horsley nailor
04 Richard mentioned 1667
04a Ellen mentioned 1667
05 John STRAW devised lands in Little Hallam burd at Horsley died 7 Jan 1727
06 Ann his ux burd at Horsley died 5 Dec 1735
07 Mary STRAW devisee for life died 18 Jul 1765 burd at Horsley
08 John HUDSON of
09 Ellen ux John MIDDLETON
10 John MIDDLETON
11 John HUDSON named son & coheir of J STRAW died before his mother s.p. Intestate
12 Anne ux John WALTHALL ux enjoyed Estate & as did husband by the curtesy
13 John WALTHALL
14 Mary ob s.p. Intestate
15 Robert MIDDLETON present claimant Oct 1781
16 "several children"
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01 Charles CHAUNCEY of Ashborne physician & apothecaey ob at Derby
burd at Ashborne 16 Apr 1707
02 William CHAUNCEY MD of Derby dead before 1758
03 Ann d & heir of John SLEIGLE who was the devisee of Francis SLEIGLE
of 5 houses in Mutton Lane Ashborn
04 Francis SLEIGLE ob infant
05 Mary
06 Elizabeth ux Benjamin PYE LSD Poet Laureate
07 Charles CHAUNCEY Captain in the Army on 8,9 Aug 1758 This Gent & his
4 sisters convey 5 houses in Mutton Lane Ashborne to George MORLEY
& his Trustees in con[sideration] of £55. See Benjamin TAYLORs
abstract thereto in Mr Ince's office
08 Frances ux Thomas LAWRENCE MD St Clement Danes Co Middlesex
09 Mary
10 Anne
11 Isabella
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John MILL of Liverpool vessel owner was a relation to but not of the family of MILNES
of Turnditch his children Mrs William ROBINSON was not neice but
2nd cousins to Nathaniel Samuel Robert Frank & their sisters
Mrs BROCKLEBANK & Mrs RUTHERFORD
Oct 1861
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Pedigree of ALSOP
John & Luke ALSOP Lead Merchants of Lea.
By T.N. INCE, Feb 1629.
In 1744 John ALSOP of Wensley held a Blacksmith's shop at Wensley under the
FITZHERBERTs of Tissington as heirs of the BAGSHAWS of Ridge Hall. Sold 1744
to Anthony HOLMES of Stanton - See Copy Deed. This John was Great Grandfather
of Luke ALSOP of Lea & came from Brampton near Chesterfield, as saith
Mr Luke ALSOP to TNI.
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01 Joseph WASS of Lea, Lead Merchant, died Dec 1867.
02 [blank] dau Rev Edward MILLER of Sheffield.
03 [blank] WASS of Holloway, Lead Merchant.
04 [blank] daughter.
05 [blank] ux .... MD Wimpole St, London.
06 Louisa, eldest dau, married William Thomas DENMAN of East Retford,
solicitor, died 22 Dec 1867.
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01 John ALSOP of Wensley, Blacksmith, living 1744 (came from Brampton nr
Chesterfield). Married.
02 Luke ALSOP, 3rd son, died Chanaral, Sth America 6th Dec 1867.
[children of John]
03 John ALSOP of Snitterton Co Derby, Farmer.
04 Mary.
05 Joseph ALSOP, died a bachelor.
06 William ALSOP of Wensley, Farmer.
07 Mary HAYNES dau of Francis HAYNES of Oker Wensley by Mary CARR his wife.
[children of John & Mary]
08 John ALSOP of Lea Co Derby, Gent, died 17: Sept 1831 aged 82 yrs, bur
Darley 21st.
09 Ann, 2nd dau of William OGDEN of Tansley. Died 30: Oct: 1816 aet
[aged] 60 yrs.
10 Anthony ALSOP of Wensley Co Derb, Gent. Barmaster of the Wapentake of
Wirksworth, died 1 Jany 1832 aged 80 yrs.
11 Hannah, dau of Samuel WRIGHT of Bolehill Wirksworth, Yeoman.
12 Hannah.
13 Mary.
[children of John & Ann]
14 John ALSOP of Lea, lead Merchant, died 17th March 1834 aet [aged] 47.
15 Hannah, dau Thomas SMEDLEY of Wirksworth, Hosier, sister of John SMEDLEY,
S..? of Wirksworth, Hosier.
16 Luke ALSOP of Lea, Lead Merchant, died 20th June 1830 aet [aged]
40, buried 24th at Darley.
17 Lydia, dau of A. ALSOP of Wensley, Gent.
18 Mary ux Joseph WASS of Holloway, Miller & Lead Merchant.
19 Joseph WASS.
20 Lydia married Mr John ALLEN of Lea & Bonsall, Schoolmaster. He died at
Matlock Dec 1867.
21 Ann ALSOP.
[children of Anthony & Hannah]
22 John ALSOP of Wensley Co Derby, Gent, died [blank].
23 Elizabeth Louisa, dau of Rev Edward MILLER of Sheffield Co York,
Wesleyan Minister.
24 James ALSOP of Hull Co York draper. Born 1780, died at Hull
27th July 1847. ? ? Sept 1850.
25 Mary, eld dau of Richard LILWELL of Kineton Co Hereford & Abigail
his ux, married 1814 when Mr A settled in Hull.
26 Lydia ux her coz Germ[an?] Luke ALSOP of Lea Co Derby, Lead Merchant.
27 Mary ux Mr John THELWELL, Wirksworth, Hat manufacturer. Married Darley
2nd July 1829.
[children of John & Hannah]
28 John ALSOP of Lea junr aet cir[ca] 21 Oct 1830 & 1835 of Hackney
London ? Dale - died in Australia.
29 Mary, 2nd dau of David EVANS of Belper Co Derby, Surgeon, married
1 Oct 1836.
30 Mary married 4 June 1862 St Kilda to Edward PLOWMAN Milton Australia.
31 Anne married Darley Dale 26 Apr 1837 to Charles Henry HARBEN of London.
32 Catherine
33 [Unnamed child]
34 [Unnamed child]
[children of Luke & Lydia]
35 Luke.
36 Lydia, ob [died] 28 Nov 1819, aet [aged] 3 yrs & 10 Mths.
37 John, ob 20 March 1825, aet 5 months.
38 Catherine, yo. dau died 4 Aug 1836 aged 13 yrs.
39 [Unnamed child]
40 [Unnamed child]
[child of Joseph & Mary]
41 Joseph WASS & others.[see first diagram]
[children of John & Elizabeth]
42 Mary Miller ALSOP.
43 Eliza ALSOP.
44 John Dunhill ALSOP.
45 Anthony McLean ALSOP.
[children of James & Mary]
46 Mary Hannah ALSOP.
47 Esther ALSOP.
48 Lydia Eliza ALSOP.
49 James Lilwell ALSOP.
50 Ruth ALSOP.
[child of John & Mary]
51 .... da bn 13 Jul 1837
BB (see diagram above for connection)
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[children of William ALSOP & Mary HAYNES]
01 Francis ALSOP of Tierceall in Bonsall Co Derby.
02 Esther, dau of James WRIGHT of Matlock Bridge, Yeoman, ob 15 April 1829
aet 67.
03 William ALSOP of Holloway Co Derby.
04 Mary, dau of George BRADLEY of Birchover, Gent.
05 Elizabeth married Anthony HAYNES of Oker in Wensley, farmer.
06 Lydia married James TAYLOR of Wensley.
07 Catherine died unmarried.
08 James ALSOP of Manchester, Grocer 1830, issueless.
09 [blank] dau of ... BLUNDESTON of Manchester.
10 Francis ALSOP Officer of Excise. Married.
11 William ALSOP of Tierceall, farmer.
12 Esther married William ROGERS of Holloway.
13 Elizabeth ux William COATES of Breech Gate
14 Mary ux William STEVENSON of Wirksworth, Bleacher.
15 Sarah living in May 1830.
16 William ALSOP, Soldier.
17 Joseph ALSOP of Wakebridge.
18 Sarah, dau of Christopher SILVESTER of Crich, Innkeeper.
19 Lydia.
20 Anne.
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Pedigree of the family of Mr James SHAW of Bolehill Wirksworth
drawn up at his relation 28 Apr 1829 by T N Ince Wirksworth
He the Relator being nearly 78 years old
28 Feb 1706 Will of George GODBEHERE of Cromford miner = Silence his widow
mar 2nd = Jethro SHAW of Darley in the Dale ? older who 24 May 1727 as
administrator of the goods of his then late ux Silence &c conveys
Fishpool flats in Wirksworth - see above
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53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66
01 Jethro SHAW of Oakerside Wensley farmer was a very stout able man & was
said to have taken TURPIN, a notorious highwayman on Bonsall Moor. He was
upwards of 70 years old when he died about 60 years ago [1769]
[children of Jethro]
02 Jethro SHAW of Okerside farmer eldest son dead about 55 years ago [1774]
03 Ruth da of ... CLARKE of Winster Co Derby dead about 30 years ago [1799]
04 Gervase SHAW of Wensley ob s.p.
05 Jane d of John WRIGHT of Matlock
06 John SHAW of Rowsley innkeeper (Red Lion) & farmer
07 Elizabeth GOODWIN of Rowsley
08 Philip SHAW farier in the Army. A great drinker ob s.p.
09 Hannah mard Robert FROST of Bolehill Wirksworth miner by whom she had issue
She afterwards mard Thomas HIGTON of Bolehill
[children of Jethro & Ruth]
10 John ob s.p.
11 [No name] ob s.p.
12 Thomas ob s.p.
13 Jethro SHAW Okerside farmer dead
14 Sarah d of Anthony WALL Hackney Lane in Darley dead
15 Elizabeth ux John HOLMES of Darley
16 Silence ux John BOND of Okerside Wensley
17 Hannah ux John OATES after George WARD of Matlock
18 James SHAW Bolehill yeoman bn 28 May 1751 bap Darley 29 same month
The Relator of this pedigree. Married at Wirksworth 4 Nov 1773
Died 18 Jan 1837 aged
19 Hannah d Joshua ROPER of Bolehill ob Dec 16 1817 aet 65 born 24 Jul 1752
20 Ann ux Isaac HOADES of Bolehill miner
21 Mary ux Daniel PRIME of Birchover in Winster yeoman
22 Jane ux John FLETCHER of Wensley
23 George SHAW Cross Green Wensley
24 Alice MASLAND? of Cross Green
[children of John & Elizabeth]
25 Matthias SHAW of Red Lion Rowsley dead leaving issue died 7 May 1817
aet 73 burd in Bakewell church yard
26 Hannah md ..... of Sheffield
27 Thomas SHAW of Rowsley ob leaving 6 or 7 children
28 Elizabeth very handsome ob s.p.
29 Mary SHAW ux Anthony HAYNES of ? and Winster? farmer
[children of Jethro & Sarah]
30 Jethrow SHAW Macclesfield
31 Mary d James SHAW Bolehill
32 George SHAW of Cross Green miner mard Mary d of his Uncle George SHAW
33 Elizabeth ux James SHAW
34 Sarah ux Benjamin STONE of Wensley
35 Anne ux John NUTTALL Belper woodman
[children of James & Hannah]
36 John SHAW Wirksworth innkeeper bn Feb 23 1780 [by side: "May 13"]
37 Dorothy d of Dennis ALSOP of Holloway Co Derby farmer
38 Sarah ob s.p. bn 29 Sep 1774
39 Elizabeth ob s.p. bn 19 Mar 1783
40 Silence mard Samuel BUTLER of Bolehill miner bn Aug 16 1777 Died 5 Mar 1828
41 Anne mard Mr Stephen GLOVER of Derby printer Mard at Wirksworth
ob there 10 Oct 1817 aet 25 bn Sep 4 1792
42 Mary mard Jethro SHAW of Macclesfield bn Sep 29 1786
43 Thomas SHAW Wirksworth shoe manufacturer & saddler bn Oct 2 1789
44 Frances d Thomas FOWKE Hob Hall in Wirksworth farmer & Malster
bn Oct 25 1790
[children of George & Alice]
45 William
46 Jethro
47 George
48 Alice
49 Mary ux her cousin George SHAW
50 Mary
51 Ellen
52 "R"
[children of Jethro & Mary]
53 Jethro SHAW Macclesfield
54 [others indicated]
[children of John & Dorothy]
55 Hannah married Wirksworth 4 Jul 1835 Mr EDMANS officer of Excise Wirksworth
56 James ob Sep 2 1813 1 year 10 months
57 James ob Sep 2 1827 aged 12 years 11 months
58 William
59 Anne
60 John
61 Phoebe ob infancy
[children of Thomas & Frances]
62 Elizabeth
63 Margaret
64 William
65 Francis
66 Ann ob 8 Apr 1825 aet 6 years
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Doncaster
29 Jan 1872
Dear Sir,
I was pleased
to see your handwriting
once more, and obliged
to you for the information
in your letter.
Mr BANKS would seem
to have devoted himself
unsparingly and unwisely
to literary pursuits
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Doncaster
29 Jan 1872
Dear Sir,
I was pleased to see your handwriting once more, and obliged
to you for the information in your letter. Mr BANKS would seem to have
devoted himself unsparingly and unwisely to literary pursuits and so to
have injured his health and shortened his days. I am glad to find that his
partners son has succeeded to his office of magistrate's clark. Miss DAY
who was an authoress, and last summer whilst at Barnsley ? a patient of
mine, has made a fair division of her property. Mr JANSON gets a third of
it, and the DAYS of Shafton formerly, the other two thirds. Mr JANSON
had a good deal of attendance and cared for her in her last illness.
I suppose you are in a fair state of health considering your age and
former illness. For myself I can only report unfavourably, as I have
been out of health since last September but I have many kind friends
who comfort me with their sympathy and friendly offers.
With kind regards to Mr INCE I am Dear Sir
yours very truly
John SYKES
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Saville St
Makefield
Decbr 16th 1875
Dear Sir,
After you had left
me and I began to consider
I bethought me that
my husband had given
_The Dale_ [erased] one book away
a year before he
died & the other I gave
to Mr BROWNSON when
he came to see me
If they are in England
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[same as part of page 077c]
Saville St
Makefield
Decbr 16th 1875
Dear Sir,
After you had left
me and I began to consider
I bethought me that
my husband had given
_The Dale_ [erased] one book away
a year before he
died & the other I gave
to Mr BROWNSON when
he came to see me
If they are in England
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Mrs BROWNSON is my husband's niece. There [sic] address is:
Mr BROWNSON
Tailor & Outfitter,
Ashton Underline, [sic]
& should they not be there I can't give any further information.
With kind regards,
I remain,
Yours respectfully,
Ann INCE
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[Same as part of page 076c]
Doncaster
29 Jan 1872
Dear Sir,
I was pleased
to see your handwriting
once more, and obliged
to you for the information
in your letter.
Mr BANKS would seem
to have devoted himself
unsparingly and unwisely
to literary pursuits
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and so to have
injured his health
and shortened his
days. I am glad
to find that his
partners son has
succeeded to his
office of magistrate's
clark.
Miss DAY who was an
authoress, and last
summer whilst at
Barnsley ? a
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patient of mine, has
made a fair division
of her property.
Mr JANSON gets a
third of it, and
the Days of Shafton
formerly, the other two
thirds. Mr JANSON
had a good deal of
attendance and cared
for her in her last
illness.
I suppose you are in
a fair state of
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health considering
your age and former
illness. For myself
I can only report un-
favourably, as I have
been out of health
since last September
but I have many
kind friends who
comfort me with their
sympathy and friendly
offers. With kind regards
to Mr INCE I am Dear Sir
yours very truly
John SYKES
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Pedigree of SMITH
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01 Godfrey SMITH of Fairfield Co Derby baker
02 John SMITH of Hudsfield near Macclesfield Co Cheshire baker
where he died when his son John was about 6 years old
03 ....his wife died before her husband
04 William SMITH of Tissington Co Derby farmer. Purchased Crake Low
where he resided & died without issue, devised to his nephew John
05 Sarah HILL died before her husband
06 Godfrey SMITH of Fairfield baker mard & had issue
07 William SMITH of Shoreham near Seven Oaks in Kent farmer el[dest] son
08 John SMITH of Crakelow in Tissington yeoman. 2nd son (nephew &
devisee of William SMITH). The Relator of this Pedigree
& aged 81 years 14 Sep 1832
09 Sarah d of Samuel SWINDALE of Parwich Co Derby farmer mard at Tissington
& buried there
10 Anne m ... BLUNDELL of Buxton Co Derby had child named James
11 Frances
12 Elizabeth
13 Ann
14 William
15 William SMITH of Banktop in Bradbourne Co Derby farmer El[dest] son
bn at Crakelow
16 Elizabeth d of John MILWARD of Hopton Co Derby farmer Mar at Carsington
17 John SMITH of Crakelow in Tissington farmer 2nd son bn at Crakelow
18 Sarah d of William FROST of Weston Under Wood Innkeeper & Woodman
Mar at St Werburghs Derby
19 Sarah died in infancy
20 Elizabeth died in infancy
21 John died young
22 William
23 Samuel
24 Thomas
25 Sarah ux Thomas SMITH of Tissington now of Bakewell
26 Elizabeth m at Bakewell 5 Feb 1833 to Thomas FEARN of Brassington
27 Mary
28 Anne m William SMITH of Tissington now of Brassington
29 Frances
[The] above pedigree of my family from my grandfather to my grandchildren
I have caused to be written on the back of [my] Will and I declare the same
pedigree is correct & true according to the best of my knowledge and
belief and I request [that] it be taken as a codicil to my last Will &
testament as witness my hand the fifteenth day of September One [thousand]
eight hundred and thirty two
John SMITH
Drawn up by me at the relation of Mr SMITH and signed by him in the presence
of me
Thomas Norris Ince
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James Robert PEAT mentioned on the Court Roll as a resuant? of the manor
of Alderwasley & Ashleyhay
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02 Francis PEAT sur[ender]ee of Tyburne Flatt land at Alderwasley
03 William PEAT brother & heir 17 May 1671 adm to Tyburne Flatt &
Spencerfield
04 Francis PEAT & Elizabeth his ux 11 Apr 1694 surr[ender] Spencerfield
to Matthew PEAT
In 1689 John SIMES surr Tyburn Flatt to Robert TOPLIS who 4 Apr 1689
surd same to
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01 Matthew PEAT co surree of Tyburn Flatt 1689. & surrendee of Spencerfield
1694 Will 22 Nov 1751
02 Richard PEAT co surrendee of Tyburn Flatt 1694 of Alderwasley cordwainer
died before Matthew
03 Matthew PEAT eldest son & heir to a moiety but reclaimed against Rev
Richard PEAT & thereon forward heir to the whole as son & heir of surviving
joint tenant 1753
04 William PEAT devisee in fee of his fathers lands - purchased Tyburn
Flat of his brother Matthew 1754. Will 27 May 1771
05 Rev Richard PEAT of Wirksworth clerk fo son & heir to a moiety 1752
06 Joseph PEAT eldest son & heir was of Wirksworth mason 1780 sur to
Job PEAT 1787
07 Dorothy 1787
08 Job PEAT of Alderwasley 1786 clerk? surr? from son Thomas
09 Matthew PEAT
10 William
11 Dorothy ux W PEAT legatee 1771
12 Jane ux Hugh HARDING 1771 legatee
13 Thomas 1771 1786
14 Matthew 1771
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01 Richard PEAT of Alderwasley Will 15 Mar 1710 died same year
02 Mary his widow 14 Apr 1733 joins her children in surr ? to son William
03 Richard PEAT el[dest]
04 Martha
05 Job
06 Phineas
07 Dorothy
08 William
09 Ralph
10 Thomas
11 Martha
12 Mary ux Samuel ?
13 Kezia ux John SPENCER
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Hic Jacet - Richardi Peat
V D M - Qui dixit quod
credite obiit 2 die Feb
anno Dom 1757 aetalis
sui 68 [see #03]
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
01 Richard PEAT of Ashleyhay cordwainer
02 Mary [later crossed out]
[children of Richard & Mary]
03 Rev Richard PEAT of Wirksworth Presbyterian Minister there
Died 2 Feb 1757 bur old chapel yard there aged 68
04 Dorothy his ux 1733 [later crossed out]
[#05-09 later crossed out]
05 Job
06 Ralph
07 Keziah
08 Phineas
09 William
[children of Richard and Dorothy]
10 Josiah PEAT of Wirksworth appothecary & surgeon Died 8 Jun 1782 aet 59
11 Mary da of .... HOWE of .... & sister of Sergeant John HOWE of
Wirksworth died 21 Aug 1792 aged 69
12 Richard PEAT of Wirksworth after of London Painter, died abroad
13 Thomas PEAT Wirksworth schoolmaster
[children of Josiah and Mary]
14 Mary? ob 19 Apr 1765 aet 15 years
15 Josiah el son ob 8 Dec 1757 aet 4 yrs
16 Henrietta bur 23 Mar 1804 aet 52
17 William ob 19 May 1783 aet 19 fifth son
18 Cassandra 5th da died 4 Oct 1781 aet 15
19 Martha ob 8 Jan 1787 aet 19
20 Samuel PEAT of East Indies
21 Francis PEAT of Manchester 1804
22 Thomas of London 1804
23 Dorothy ux 1st Henry TRAVIS & 2nd John HEAP both of Wirksworth Co Derby
Died 26 Jun 1818 aet 61 years
[children of Thomas]
24 Thomas a flaxdresser
25 Christopher of Stamford Printer
26 .... md John TOMLINSON
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[a very long newspaper cutting from A Wirksworth newspaper
23 Aug 1862 (see page 079c) entitled:]
(see separate transcription)
"The Brassington Hall Estate.
Vice Chancellors KINDERSLEYs Court
FOX v CHARLTON. CHARLTON v HALL. HALL v FOX."
[containing the following names:]
William CHARLTON of Brassington
Mary Ann Charlton HALL
Mary Ann Charlton FEARN
Alfred CHARLTON
Georgiana CHARLTON
John FOX of Ashborne
Mary Ann HALL
Elizabeth HALL
Mary Ann WATSON
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[a very long newspaper cutting]
"The following is extracted from the private letter of an assistant-surgeon,
a native of Ireland:
Shanghai, June 1st 1862
[several other stories are told, but apparantly none with a Derbyshire
name mentioned]
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[The newspaper cutting mentioned on page 079a was originally pinned to the
top left corner of this page](see separate transcription)
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01 William CHARLTON of Brassington Hall farmer
02 Elizabeth
[children of William & Elizabeth]
03 George CHARLTON of Brassington Hall farmer ob same year as his sister GREGORY
04 Mary d of Samuel SPENCER of Brassington blacksmith
05 Richard died a bachelor
06 John CHARLTON Brassington farmer
07 Dorothy
08 Elizabeth ux Joshua GREGORY of Middleton mine agent
09 William CHARLTON of Brassington Hall farmer ob 11 Dec 1803 aet 71
eldest. s.p.
10 Anne ux William SHELDON Ashborn baker
11 Job CHARLTON of Brassington Gent ob 18 Jul 1803 aet 58 s.p.
[children of George & Mary]
12 (x) William CHARLTON of Brasington Gent died 20 Apr 1854 Will 9 Mar 1852
13 Sarah da of Mr William FEARN of Brassington yeoman
14 George CHARLTON of Pike Hall farmer
15 ... da of Joseph HIGGETT of Cromford innkeeper
16 Elizabeth md Richard SMITH of Wirksworth butcher
17 Ann ux Mr George GREGORY of Repton
18 Mary m Mr BAKEWELL of Manchester
[children of John & Dorothy]
19 Mary
20 Elizabeth
21 Anne ob Jul 1812 aet 22
[children of William & Sarah]
22 Mary Anne Charlton FEARNE m John HALL 2nd son of Mr T HALL of Middleton
23 John HALL
24 William Charlton FEARNE
25 Georgiana Charlton died Intest[ate] & unmarried
26 Alfred Charlton died Intestate Jan 1857
27 Mary Ann WATSON mard 5 May 1856
[children of John & Mary Anne]
28 Georgina HALL
29 Elizabeth HALL
(x) These dates from Report of a Cause "Brassington Hall Estate"
FOX v CHARLTON, CHARLTON v HALL & HALL v FOX Vice Chancellor KINDERSLEYs
Court Chancery. The question was whether William CHARLTON had by his Will
exercised the powers given him by a declaration of trust accompanying his
deed of Feoffment and also whether certain parties interested under
both were put to their election
Wirksworth newspaper 23 Aug 1862
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01 .... CHARLTON
02 William CHARLTON of Clipshelf
03 Ann
[children of William & Ann]
04 William CHARLTON ob 7 Jun 1795 aet 74
05 Robert CHARLTON ob 23 Oct 1812 aet 77 Bn 1735
06 Joseph CHARLTON butcher Brassington m Elizabeth d of ... ROBERTS
of Winster
07 Elizabeth ROBERTS
08 Hannah
09 Dorothy ux Ralph SMEDLEY of Slaley in Bonsall farmer
10 ... only child ux .... WARIN of Wheatsheaf Ashborn
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01 William CHARLTON of the Lidget
02 Thomas lived with his Uncle Thomas TOPLIS
03 .... & Hannah BURTON of Brassington
04 ... CHARLTON a soldier
05 ....
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From Grave Stones in Brassington church yard. I copied these obiits
(in Sep 1831 Brassington Wake Monday T N Ince)
Robert CHARLTON died 7 Apr 1742 aet 63 years
Dorothy his ux died 17 Dec 1780 aet 86 years
Robert their grandson died 29 Apr 1805 aet 54 years
William CHARLTON died 7 Jun 1795 aet 74 years
Ann his ux died 4 May 1801 aet 78 years
William their son died 8 Jul 1808 aet 57 years
Mary d William & Ann CHARLTON ob 15 Dec 1789 aet 22 years
Mary d John & Dorothy CHARLTON ob 23 Apr 1810 aet 21 years
Elizabeth d John & Dorothy CHARLTON ob 18 May 1810 aet 16 years
Anne d John & Dorothy CHARLTON ob Jul 1812 aet 22 years
Robert CHARLTON died 23 Oct 1812 aet 77 years
Robert? CHARLTON? d 1610
Job CHARLTON died 18 Jul 1803 aet 58 years
William CHARLTON died 11 Dec 1803 aet 71 years
John CHARLTON died 17 Sep 1752 aet 77 years
Elizabeth his ux died 28 Apr 1787 aet 78 years
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been crossed out]
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John Palmer,
All Rights Reserved.