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     Martha Jane Cleworth was born circa 1880. She married Arthur Dearnley, son of Herbert Dearnley and Mary Schofield, on 15 September 1900 at Littleborough, Lancashire, England.

     Milton Cleworth was born on 8 July 1897 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He was the son of Thomas (?) Cleworth and Martha Ann Dearnley. Milton Cleworth died on 25 May 1976 at Norwich, Norfolk, England, at age 78.

     William Cleworth was born on 1 August 1893 at Balderstone, Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He was the son of Thomas (?) Cleworth and Martha Ann Dearnley.

     Elizabeth Coxer was born circa 1800. She married Andrew Dearnaley, son of James Dearnaley and Mary Woodhurst, in 1826.
     Elizabeth Coxer also went by the name of Betty.

     John Crewe was born on 2 August 1926 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England. He died on 8 November 1999 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England, at age 73. He was buried on 11 November 1999 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England.
     
John died 2015 hrs on Roch 3 (male) Ward, Birch Hill Hospital, Wardle, Rochdale. Cremated at Rochdale Crematorium 11 November 1999.

     William Crone was born in 1903 at Bollington, Cheshire, England. He married Charlotte Amanda Ashley, daughter of Thomas Ashley and Amanda Dearnaley, in 1932 at Saint John's Bollington, Bollington, Cheshire, England.
     
(Research):CRONESamuelBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/31/72
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1884
CRONEEmilyBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/32/45
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1890
CRONEAnnieBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/35/92
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1898
CRONEJohnBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/39/85
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1901
CRONEAnnieBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/40/76
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1903
CRONEWilliamBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/41/48
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1904
CRONEJackBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/41/77
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1906
CRONEMary EBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/42/5
Cheshire Birth indexes for the years: 1907
CRONEEmmaBollingtonCheshire EastBOL/42/46.

     Esther Crowder was born in 1854 at Bollington, Cheshire, England. She married Edward Dearnaley, son of Amos Dearnaley and Hannah Hallowell, in 1873 at Prestbury Saint Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, England.
     Esther Crowder also went by the name of Esther Dearnley.
Esther Crowder appeared in the 1881 census at Grandstand Lawton Building, Stayley, Cheshire, England,

Household:

Name      Relation      Marital Status      Gender      Age      Birthplace      Occupation      
Edward DEARNLEY      Head      M      Male      29      Bollington, Cheshire, England      C.Dyer Print Works      
Esther DEARNLEY      Wife      M      Female     26      Bollington, Cheshire, England            
William A. DEARNLEY      Son            Male      5      Bollington, Cheshire, England            
Hannah DEARNLEY      Daur            Female     2      Millbrook, Cheshire, England            

Source Information:
     Dwelling      Grandstand Lawton Building
     Census Place      Stayley, Cheshire, England
     Family History Library Film      1341971
     Public Records Office Reference      RG11
     Piece / Folio      4062 / 103
     Page Number      7.

     Martha Dawson was born in 1817 at Charlesworth, Glossop, Derbyshire, England. She married Samuel Dearnaley, son of John Dearnaley and Fanny Goddard, circa 1836. Martha Dawson died on 9 April 1883.
     
Martha Dawson appeared in the 1841 census at Broad Bottom, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALEY, Samuel      M      20                
DEARNALEY, Martha      F      20                
DEARNALEY, Ruth           F      3      Cheshire      
DEARNALEY, Irvin           M      1      Cheshire
     
RG number:HO107      Piece:100      Book/Folio:12/8      Page:10
Registration District:Ashton & Oldham      Sub District:Mottram
Civil Parish:Mottram In Longden Dale
Address:Broad Bottom, Mottram In Longden Dale      County:Cheshire.


Martha Dawson appeared in the 1861 census at 12 Park Parade, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALLEY, Samuel      Head           Mar     M      43      Manager Cotton     Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALLEY, Martha      Wife           Mar     F      44                Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALLEY, Irvin          Son           Unm     M      21      Professer Of Music     Broadbottom, Cheshire
DEARNALLEY, Ruth      Dau          Unm     F      23                Broadbottom, Cheshire
DEARNALLEY, Ann           Dau          Unm     F      18                Broadbottom, Cheshire
DAWSON, Susan C           Sister-in-Law      Widow      F      28      Seamstress     Bristol
DAWSON, William C      Nephew                M      7      Scholar     U States
DAWSON, Mary E           Niece                F      3      Scholar     U States
     
RG number: RG09      Piece: 2981      Folio: 9      Page: 18
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne      Sub District: 2 Ashton Town
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Michaels
Civil Parish:Ashton Under Lyne      Municipal Borough: Ashton Under Lyne      
Address: 12, Park Parade, Ashton Under Lyne      County: Lancashire.


Martha Dawson appeared in the 1871 census at Copley Cottage, Huddersfield Road, Stayley, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALEY, Samuel      Head           M      53      Manager of a Cotton Mill      Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Martha      Wife           F      54                     Charlesworth, Derbyshire      
DEARNALEY, Ruth           Dau           F      33      Dressmaker          Broadbottom, Mottram, Cheshire      
DAWSON, William C      Nephew           M      17      Bookkeeper in a Cotton Mill     British Subject, America      Martha's brother's son

RG number: RG10      Piece: 4092      Folio: 162      Page: 4      
Registration District: Ashton Under Lyne      Sub District: Stayley      
Enumeration District: 9                Civil Parish: Stayley
Address: Huddersfield Road, Copley Cottage, Stayley      County: Lancashire.


Martha Dawson appeared in the 1881 census at 13 Church Houses, Stayley, Cheshire, England,

Martha DEARNALLY Head      W      Female      64      Charlesworth, Derby, England
Ruth DEARNALLY      Daur      U      Female      43      Broadbottom, Cheshire, England      Dressmaker
William C. DAWSON Nephew U      Male      27      New York Naturalized British Subject, America      Railway Goods Clerk

Source Information:
     Dwelling      13 Church Houses
     Census Place      Stayley, Cheshire, England
     Family History Library Film      1341971
     Public Records Office Reference      RG11
     Piece / Folio      4063 / 14
     Page Number      22.

     Frederick Dearden was born in 1925. He was the son of Simeon Dearden and Sarah Ellen Dearnaley. Frederick Dearden died circa 1940.
     
He was killed in action,his body was never brought home. SARAH ELLEN died some years later,always believing her son would one day come home.

source: Annette tuck.

     Simeon Dearden married Sarah Ellen Dearnaley, daughter of Edward Dearnaley and Esther Crowder. Simeon Dearden was born circa 1888.

     (?) Dearnaley married an unknown person. He was born circa 1735.
     
Unfortunately, the names of Amos' parents are unknown. Church records do not indicate his birth. Nevertheless, present research shows that the Dearnaley Family resided in Mottram-In-Longdendale, Cheshire as early as the mid 1600s.

In February 1623/24, Oliver Dearnlie (of the Blackshaw) was a witness to the will of a William Robinson of Glossop. He, together with John Dearnlie, were listed under "debts which the sayd W Robinson doth owe"

On 22 Dec 1630 a William Derneley married Marie Redditch. They had a son John christened on 14 Dec 1632. A Joseph Dearneley (possibly the son of William) had a son William christened on 30 May 1665. Possibly this same William, had a son Joseph christened in May 1689. These people are at least distant relatives, if not in fact ancestors. According to Dr. Colin Rogers, a leading British Genealogist whose wife is a Dearnley, stated, "The [Dearnaley] family had originally come to the Glossop area in the late fifteenth century from Dearnley, a place in the parish of Rochdale, where we have found them living as early as 1292."

Close to our ancestor's time period, a Samuel Dearneley married Ann Neild on 5 Mar 1727. Was he Amos' grandfather? He must have been a relative of some sort. Unfortunately, marriage records for St. Michaels and All Angels are missing from 1755-1775. Given that Amos was born about 1755, perhaps we will never know the names of his parents.

What is of curious interest is that Henry Stuart, the progenitor of the Royal House of Stuart (himself a descendant of Henry VII as well as Scottish royalty) was born on 7 Dec 1545 at Temple Newsom in Yorkshire and was as a child created Baron Dearneley. Upon achieving manhood he was made Lord Darnley, though his name also appears as Lord Dearnley. While admittedly he was a Stuart and it is highly unlikely that we are related to him by blood, nevertheless he was the Lord OF Darnley/ Dearnley which demonstrably must have been a place in Yorkshire. So far, my attempts to locate this "Darnley" have failed.

A word of caution, Lord Darnley's mother was Margaret Douglass wife of the Earl of Lennox, and went by the name of Lady Lennox. His father was Matthew Stuart. Darnley was not Lord Henry's surname, but rather his title. Nevertheless, the upshot of the whole matter is that the Dearnley ancestry possibly originally came from an area in Yorkshire where the Dearne and Ley met. They would have gone to Rochdale by the thirteenth century. The hypothetical ancestor was known as "John" (let's say) of Dearne-Ley. Such place name descriptors readily evolved into surnames. His son/grandson simply became known as "Edward" or "George" (etc) Dearneley. Subsequently the parish of Dearnley in Rochdale bore his name.

     Abel Dearnaley was born circa January 1825 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. He was christened on 23 January 1825 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. He was the son of Amos Dearnaley and Ann Hurst.

     Alfred Dearnaley was born in 1890 at Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. He was the son of Amos Dearnaley and Sarah Jane Getliffe.
     
Alfred Dearnaley appeared in the 1901 census at Lord Street, Knutsford, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

Amos Dearnley     Head     M     41     M     Iron Workers Labouner          Bollington, Cheshire
Sarah J Dearnley     Wife     M     42     F                         Bollington, Cheshire
Louie Dearnley     Daughter     S     14     F     Paper Stainers Lap Breaker          Macclesfield , Cheshire
Alfred Dearnley     Son          11     M                         Macclesfield , Cheshire

(Research):PRO Reference     Schedule Number
RG Number, Series     Piece     Folio     Page
RG13     33058818116

Address: Lord Street
Civil ParishRural District: Bollington          Town or Village or Hamlet: Knutsford
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Johns The Baphist     Administrative County: Cheshire.

     Alice Dearnaley was born in June 1870 at Stayley, Cheshire, England. She was the daughter of William Henry Dearnaley and Mary Jane Howard.
     
Alice Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Spring Bank, Stayley, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALLY, Mary (May?)     Head     Unmar     56     Woollen Feader     Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Alice          Niece     Unmar     25     Cotton Reeler     Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary H          Niece     5               Stayley, Cheshire
Address: Spring Bank, Stayley      County:Lancashire

// ?? family
// Lawton family
// Brightman family

DEARNELY, William H      Head      M      28      Carter      Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNELY, Mary J           Wife      F      24           Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNELY, Betsey A      Dau     F      4           Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNELY, Alice           Dau     F      0 (10 mnths)     Stayley, Cheshire

RG number:RG10      Piece:4092      Folio:129      Page:6      
Registration District:Ashton Under Lyne      Sub District:Stayley
EnumerationDistrict:7      Civil Parish:Stayley
Address: Moorgate, Stayley      County:Lancashire.

     Amanda Dearnaley was born circa February 1864 at Bollington, Cheshire, England. She was the daughter of Amos Dearnaley and Hannah Hallowell. Amanda Dearnaley married Thomas Ashley in 1889 at Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. Amanda Dearnaley died in 1924 at Bollington, Cheshire, England.
     Amanda Dearnaley also went by the name of Amonder Dearnleay.
Could be Dearnaley maiden name
Marriage Certificate
MSM/6/289

SURNAME ASHLEY SURNAME DEARNALEY ANY OTHER SURNAME USED BEFORE THIS MARRIAGE

FORENAME(S) Thomas FORENAME(S) Amanda
DATE OF MARRIAGE PLACE OF MARRIAGE
DAY
MONTH
YEAR
1889 NAME OF BUILDING, CHURCH OR REGISTER OFFICE AND LOCALITY
Macclesfield, St Michael
4 REQUIREMENTS
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE £ 7.00
I requireNUMBER marriage certificate(s)


Death certificate BOL 30/97 died aged 61 Bollington.
Amanda Dearnaley also went by the name of Mander Dearneley.
Amanda Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Lord Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNLEAY, Amos      Head      M      43      Watchman     Mottram, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Hannah      Wife      F      43                Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Hannah      Dau.      F      22      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Edward      Son      M      20      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Sarah      Dau.      F      18      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Mary           Dau.      F      14      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Esther      Dau.      F      12      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Amos           Son      M      10      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Elizabeth      Dau.      F      8      Scholar          Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Amonder      Dau.      F      6      Scholar          Bollington, Cheshire

RG number:RG10      Piece:3669      Folio:128      Page:32      
Registration District:Macclesfield      Sub District:Bollington
EnumerationDistrict:7      Civil Parish:Bollington
Address:Lord Street, Bollington      County:Cheshire.

As of 1881, Amanda Dearnaley also went by the name of Amander Dearnaley.
Amanda Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at Lord Street, Bollington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England,

Household:

Name      Relation      Marital Status      Gender      Age      Birthplace       Occupation      
Amos DEARNALEY      Head      M      Male      53      Staley, Cheshire, England      Watchman Brewery      
Hannah DEARNALEY      Wife      M      Female     53      Bollington, Cheshire, England            
Esther DEARNALEY      Daur      U      Female     22      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Jane DEARNALEY      Daur      U      Female     19      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Amander DEARNALEY      Daur      U      Female     17      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Alfred ROWBOTTOM      Visitor      U      Male      25      Manchester, Lancashire, England Fireman Unempl      

Source Information:
     Dwelling      Lord Street
     Census Place      Bollington In Macclesfield, Cheshire, England
     Family History Library Film      1341836
     Public Records Office Reference      RG11
     Piece / Folio      3488 / 134
     Page Number      28.

     Amos Dearnaley was born circa December 1789 at Micklehurst, Cheshire, England. He was christened on 17 December 1789 at Micklehurst, Cheshire, England. He was the son of Amos Dearnaley and Mary Heaward. Amos Dearnaley married Ann Hurst on 3 January 1814 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. Amos Dearnaley died after 7 April 1861 at Micklehurst, Cheshire, England.
     
Woollen Weaver

1829 - Ten people killed at disturbance caused by woollen weavers protesting at the introduction of power looms.

1851 Census lists William Henry b. about 1843
Alice b about 1846
as Son / Daughter

1861 census lists as Grandson / Granddaughter

The latter is more likely. Possibly illegitimate children of one of the daughters.

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Amos was christened on 17 Dec 1789 at St. Michael & All Angels church in Mottram-In-Longdendale. He and his wife were married in the same church, being members of the Church of England. The 1851 Census states Amos was born in Micklehurst, Cheshire whereas the 1861 Census states he was born in Carbrook, Cheshire. He was still working at age 71 as a woollen weaver. The family lived at 2 Carbook Lane in Micklehurst in 1851 and 1861. In 1851 he worked as a handloom weaver.

As a boy, age 6, Amos experienced an especially cold and bitter winter in 1795. He and his family were probably quite hungry since a food shortage was plaguing all of Cheshire. In 1801, Amos became a citizen of a "new" country: the United Kingdom; England and Ireland were joined into one. The next year the first steam boat was invented, a tug on the Forth and Clyde canal. And the very next year, 1803 the first steam locomotive was built by Richard Trevithick. As a child, Amos witnessed the explosion of the Steam Age.

In May 1803, Britain declared war on Napolean's Empire and his aggression. On 21 October 1805, Admiral, Lord Nelson won the Battle of Trafalgar and the bells at St. Mary's church in nearby Stockport rang continuously for three days celebrating the victory.

Because of the Napoleonic War, Britain was suffering economically and at the same time, machinery was revolutionizing industry. Croppers who would take one week to harvest, were now replaced by a machine run by an unskilled person who complete the same job in one day. People rose up in revolt and riots broke out in 1812 in Stalybridge. The protestors were known as Luddites. Of all periods, this was when England was closest to a civil revolution. Amos grew up a young man in difficult and turbulent times.

In January 1814, Amos married Ann Hurst in the same church he had been christened in and worshipped at. One can only imagine the wedding in the old stone church building. The winter of 1814 was one of the coldest and most severe. Eleven months later, they had their first child.

1816 became known as the "year without a summer" due to the eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815. The eruption created global climate anomalies in the following years. In the Northern Hemisphere, agricultural crops failed and livestock died, resulting in the worst famine of the century.

In 1821, the population in Mottram-in-Longdendale was 1,944 and in 1831 was 2,144. The annual fair was held on April 27ths and a fair for cattle was held on October 31st. Although 1831 meant increased prosperity it was also a year of fear; a cholera epidemic swept the UK. Records show a seven year gap between the young Amos born 1822 and our ancestor William born in 1829. Were there other Dearnaley children in between who had succumb to the epidemic? Likewise, when did Amos senior die? If had lived to see 1832, this was the year working men were given the right to vote. And in 1833, factory owners were obliged to provide at least two hours of schooling to children in their employ aged 9-13. And unfortunately, in 1837 there was another virile outbreak of cholera. And this was followed by a severe winter in 1838 when frost and snow came in January and stayed through March.

- Daniel Stramara
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Living in Mottram in Longden Dale Cheshire.
Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amos Dearneley. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Dearnaly.
Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at Carr Brook, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALY, Amos           M      50      Wool Weaver     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Ann           F      50                Cheshire
DEARNALY, Mary           F      25      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Maria           F      20      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Hannah      F      20      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Amos           M      18      ... Print Shop     Cheshire
DEARNALY, William           M      12                Cheshire
SANDERSON, Rachael      F      25
//
Broadbent family
//
DEARNALY, James           M      60      Wool Weaver     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Mary           F      55
DEARNALY, Selina           F      10                Cheshire
DEARNALY, Andrew      M      5                Cheshire

RG number:HO107      Piece:102      Book/Folio:1/4      Page:1/2
Registration District:Ashton & Oldham      Sub District:Stayley
Civil Parish:Mottram In Longden Dale
Address:Carr Brook, Mottram In Longden Dale, Micklehurst      County:Cheshire

Selina (10) & Andrew (5)
(grandchildren - father Andrew).


Amos Dearnaley was a Woollen Weaver in 1850.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at Carr Brook, Micklehurst, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALLY, Amos          Head          Mar     60     Hand Loom Weaver     Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Ann          Wife          Mar     60     at home          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary          Dau          Unm     35     Server          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Maria          Dau          Unm     34     Reeler Cotton     Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, William     Son          Mar     21     ... Woollen     Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary Ann     Dau-in-Law     Mar     19     at home          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, William Henry     Son               8     Scholar          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Alice          Dau               5     at home          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, James          Grndson               0
//
Whitehead family
//
DEARNALY, Mary          Head          Widow     67     Wool Draper     Staly Bridge, Cheshire
DEARNALY, Andrew     Grandson               13     Wool Piecer     Carr Brook, Cheshire

Address; Carr Brook, Tintwistle, Cheshire

RG number:     Piece:2239      Folio:315      Page:
Micklehurst
Township: Tintwistle
Ecclesiastical District: Friezland.


Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at Staly, Tintwistle, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALLY, Amos          Head     Mar.     71     Woollen Weaver          Carr Brook, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Ann          Wife     Mar.     71     Woollen Spinner           Carr Brook, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary          Dau     Unm     47     Server                Carr Brook, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, William Henry     Grndson     Unm     18     Dyer                Carr Brook, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Alice          Grnddau     Unm     15     Server                Carr Brook, Cheshire
//
Tinker family
//
DEARNALLY, Mary          Head          Wid.     78     Wool Packer     Staly Bridge, Lancashire
RG number:     Piece:     Folio:3005     Page: 2B

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DEARNALLY, William     Head     Mar.     31     Calico Printer          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary Ann     Wife      Mar.     29                    Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, James Lees     Son          11     Scholar               Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Abel           Son          6      Scholar               Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Herbert      Son          4      Scholar               Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Albert      Son          1                    Micklehurst, Cheshire
WOOD, George          Lodger      Unm     21     Carter               Derfield, Yorkshire
COOPER, David           Lodger      Unm     19     Back Tenter, Print Works     Mottram, Cheshire


RG number:     Piece:     Folio:3005     Page: 3
Hamlet: Micklehurst          Parish: Staly
Township: Tintwistle          Ecclesiastical District: St. Paul's.

     Amos Dearnaley was born circa 1758 at near, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. He was the son of (?) Dearnaley. Amos Dearnaley married Mary Heaward, daughter of (?) Heaward, on 5 April 1779 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. Amos Dearnaley died circa 1805 at Cheshire, England.
     
Amos was probably born near or in Mottram-In-Longdendale, Cheshire. Unfortunately no church records can be found for his birth. He and Mary were married at the parish church of St. Michael and All Angels. They were members of the Church of England.

"In the Middle Ages, Mottram was important in the [Longdendale] District. Mottram was the centre of religion as well as being a market centre for the surrounding villages, while, in the later 18th century, the manorial court-house was situated in Mottram. In the infancy of the cotton trade, Motram has sizeable cotton-spinning concerns in the Wedneshough and Treacle Street area. In the early 19th century, Mottram was the district centre for shoe-making and tailoring." On-line history.

In 1757, during Amos' childhood, there was a severe food shortage and protestors rioted in nearby Macclesfield. There were food shortage riots again at Macclesfield in 1762. In 1767, James Hargreaves's spinning jenny automated the production of light cotton yarn and would forever transform the area. And in 1769, Captain Cook discovered Australia. In 1775 steam engines were being developed and applied to factories. In 1776, the first cotton mill was built in Cheshire, in nearby Stalybridge. And in 1779, Samuel Crompton invented the "Spinning Mule" which started volume manufacture of high-quality thread. 1795 was a particularly cold and harsh winter accompanied by food shortages. Food riots broke out all over Cheshire.


The Parish of Mottram-in-Longdendale was 8 townships :-     
Godley, Hattersley, Hollingworth, Matley, Mottram, Newton, Stayley,     Tintwistle (Inc. Ancient Chapel of Woodhead)     
In 1754 there were 558 families in the Parish - 435 Protestants and 123 Disssenters.
Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amas Dearnaley. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amos Dearnly.

     Amos Dearnaley was born in 1826 at Mottram (Staley), Cheshire, England. He was the son of Joseph Dearnaley and Hannah Woolley. Amos Dearnaley married Hannah Hallowell on 21 July 1850 at Saint Chad, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, England. Amos Dearnaley died in 1900 at Bollington, Cheshire, England. He was buried on 1 March 1900 at St John's (Anglican), Bollington, Cheshire, England.
     Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Dearnleay.
Notes from Ian Alan Worthington:
aka: Derneley

(Research):in 1851 Amon Desenley is at home with parents - must be "mine". Yes solved! He is at home must have been visiting his parents on the night of the census

1851 an Amos is at the Jackson's as a lodger next door but one to the Holloways - profession is undertaker! and his place of birth registered as "Micklechurch C Chester"

I may be confusing him with the Amos born 1822. That fits with the age of this one. He married Ann Knight in 1845 I think as in 1861 they are living in Rainow with a son and three daughters.

But the age of my Amos varies between 1826 and 1828

1861 census has the family in Lord Street recorded as DEMERLY (Amas) with the addition of a son william b circa 1855. Age of Amos is 35 and Hannah as 34.

Amos and Hannah were living next door to Thomas and Amanda in Lord St in 1891. They had a grandson named Joseph Gould with them?

Likely that Amos died in 1900 at the age of 71? ref MarQ Macc 8a 106


Not quite sure how I found the children Hannah, Edward, Sarah and Mary .......perhaps from the 1871 census .....yes. In 1871 he and his family are listed as DearnlEAY which is why he is difficult to find.
Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amos Dearnleay. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amon Desenley. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amas Demerly.
Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at Rushes, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALY, Joseph      M      50      Cheshire
DEARNALY, Hannah      F      50      Cheshire
DEARNALY, Abel           M      20      Cheshire      
DEARNALY, Mary           F      18      Cheshire
DEARNALY, Amos           M      14      Cheshire

RG number:HO107      Piece:102      Book/Folio:10/5      Page:4
Registration District:Ashton & Oldham      Sub District:Stayley      
Civil Parish:Mottram In Longden Dale
Address:Rushes, Mottram In Longden Dale, Stayley County:Cheshire.


Amos Dearnaley was a Watchman in 1871.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Lord Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNLEAY, Amos      Head      M      43      Watchman     Mottram, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Hannah      Wife      F      43                Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Hannah      Dau.      F      22      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Edward      Son      M      20      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Sarah      Dau.      F      18      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Mary           Dau.      F      14      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Esther      Dau.      F      12      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Amos           Son      M      10      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Elizabeth      Dau.      F      8      Scholar          Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Amonder      Dau.      F      6      Scholar          Bollington, Cheshire

RG number:RG10      Piece:3669      Folio:128      Page:32      
Registration District:Macclesfield      Sub District:Bollington
EnumerationDistrict:7      Civil Parish:Bollington
Address:Lord Street, Bollington      County:Cheshire.


Amos Dearnaley was a Brewery Watchman in 1881.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at Lord Street, Bollington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England,

Amos DEARNALEY      Head      M      Male      53      Staley, Cheshire, England      Watchman Brewery      
Hannah DEARNALEY      Wife      M      Female     53      Bollington, Cheshire, England            
Esther DEARNALEY      Daur      U      Female     22      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Jane DEARNALEY           Daur      U      Female     19      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Amander DEARNALEY      Daur      U      Female     17      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Alfred ROWBOTTOM      Visitor      U      Male      25      Manchester, Lancashire, England Fireman Unempl      

Source Information:
     Dwelling      Lord Street
     Census Place      Bollington In Macclesfield, Cheshire, England
     Family History Library Film      1341836
     Public Records Office Reference      RG11
     Piece / Folio      3488 / 134
     Page Number      28.


Amos Dearnaley was a Brewer's Labourer in 1891.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at Lord Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALEY, Amos      Head      Mar.      M      63      Brewers Labourer     Staley, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Hannah      Wife      Mar.      F      63           Bollington, Cheshire
GOULD, Joseph W           Grandson Single      M      16      Paper Staining Hand     Bollington, Cheshire

RG number:RG12      Piece:2809      Folio:104      Page:23      
Registration District:Macclesfield      Sub District:Bollington
EnumerationDistrict:6      Ecclesiastical Parish:Bollington      
Civil Parish:Bollington
Address:Lord Street, Bollington      County:Cheshire.

     Amos Dearnaley was born in 1861 at Bollington, Cheshire, England. He was the son of Amos Dearnaley and Hannah Hallowell. Amos Dearnaley married Sarah Jane Getliffe circa November 1880 at Prestbury Saint Peter, Prestbury, Cheshire, England.
     
(Research):PRO ReferenceSchedule Number
RG Number, SeriesPieceFolioPage
RG1333058818116

Address
Lord Street
Civil ParishRural District
Bollington
Town or Village or HamletParliamentary Borough or Division
Knutsford
Ecclesiastical ParishAdministrative County
St Johns The BaphistCheshire
County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban DistrictWard of Municipal Borough or Urban District


Amos Dearnley
Relation to Head of FamilyCondition as to MarriageAge Last BirthdaySex
HeadM41M
Profession or OccupationEmployment StatusWhere Born
Iron Workers LabounerWorkerCheshire Bollington
LanguageInfirmity


Sarah J Dearnley
Relation to Head of FamilyCondition as to MarriageAge Last BirthdaySex
WifeM42F
Profession or OccupationEmployment StatusWhere Born
UndefinedCheshire Bollington
LanguageInfirmity


Louie Dearnley
Relation to Head of FamilyCondition as to MarriageAge Last BirthdaySex
DaughterS14F
Profession or OccupationEmployment StatusWhere Born
Paper Stainers Lap BreakerWorkerCheshire Macclesfield
LanguageInfirmity


Alfred Dearnley
Relation to Head of FamilyCondition as to MarriageAge Last BirthdaySex
Son11M
Profession or OccupationEmployment StatusWhere Born
UndefinedCheshire Macclesfield
LanguageInfirmity.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Lord Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNLEAY, Amos      Head      M      43      Watchman     Mottram, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Hannah      Wife      F      43                Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Hannah      Dau.      F      22      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Edward      Son      M      20      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Sarah      Dau.      F      18      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Mary           Dau.      F      14      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Esther      Dau.      F      12      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Amos           Son      M      10      Cotton Operative     Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Elizabeth      Dau.      F      8      Scholar          Bollington, Cheshire
DEARNLEAY, Amonder      Dau.      F      6      Scholar          Bollington, Cheshire

RG number:RG10      Piece:3669      Folio:128      Page:32      
Registration District:Macclesfield      Sub District:Bollington
EnumerationDistrict:7      Civil Parish:Bollington
Address:Lord Street, Bollington      County:Cheshire.


Amos Dearnaley was a Foreman Cotton Dyer in 1901.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1901 census at Lord Street, Knutsford, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

Amos Dearnley     Head     M     41     M     Iron Workers Labouner          Bollington, Cheshire
Sarah J Dearnley     Wife     M     42     F                         Bollington, Cheshire
Louie Dearnley     Daughter     S     14     F     Paper Stainers Lap Breaker          Macclesfield , Cheshire
Alfred Dearnley     Son          11     M                         Macclesfield , Cheshire

(Research):PRO Reference     Schedule Number
RG Number, Series     Piece     Folio     Page
RG13     33058818116

Address: Lord Street
Civil ParishRural District: Bollington          Town or Village or Hamlet: Knutsford
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Johns The Baphist     Administrative County: Cheshire.

     Amos Dearnaley was born in 1822 at Carr Brook, Mottram (Staley), Cheshire, England. He was the son of Amos Dearnaley and Ann Hurst. Amos Dearnaley was christened on 23 January 1825 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. He married Ann Knight circa February 1845. Amos Dearnaley married Mary Norbury in 1878 at Sutton Saint George, Sutton, Cheshire, England.
     Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of (?) Dearnley. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Dearmaley. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amos Dearnelly. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Amos Dearnaly. Amos Dearnaley also went by the name of Emus Durnelly.
Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at Carr Brook, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALY, Amos           M      50      Wool Weaver     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Ann           F      50                Cheshire
DEARNALY, Mary           F      25      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Maria           F      20      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Hannah      F      20      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Amos           M      18      ... Print Shop     Cheshire
DEARNALY, William           M      12                Cheshire
SANDERSON, Rachael      F      25
//
Broadbent family
//
DEARNALY, James           M      60      Wool Weaver     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Mary           F      55
DEARNALY, Selina           F      10                Cheshire
DEARNALY, Andrew      M      5                Cheshire

RG number:HO107      Piece:102      Book/Folio:1/4      Page:1/2
Registration District:Ashton & Oldham      Sub District:Stayley
Civil Parish:Mottram In Longden Dale
Address:Carr Brook, Mottram In Longden Dale, Micklehurst      County:Cheshire

Selina (10) & Andrew (5)
(grandchildren - father Andrew).


Amos Dearnaley was a Calico Printer in 1846 at Back Charles Street, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at 3 Ingersley Clough, Rainow, Cheshire, England,

DEANNALEY, Amos           Head      Mar.      M      39      Agricultural Labourer     Chester, Cheshire
DEANNALEY, Ann           Wife      Mar.      F      41                     Ashton-u-Lyne, Lancashire
DEANNALEY, James      Son           M      14      Tin Plate Worker          Ashton-u-Lyne, Lancashire
DEANNALEY, Mary           Dau           F      9      Cotton Factory Worker     Ashton-u-Lyne, Lancashire
DEANNALEY, Maria           Dau           F      5      Scholar               Rainow. Cheshire
DEANNALEY, Hannah      Dau           F      3      Scholar               Rainow, Cheshire
PICKERING, Mary H      Niece      Unmar.      F      13      Cotton Factory Worker     Hull, Yorkshire

RG number: RG09      Piece: 2577      Folio: 19      Page: 12
Registration District:Macclesfield      Sub District: 3 Rainow
EnumerationDistrict: 2           Civil Parish: Rainow
Address: 3, Ingersley Clough, Rainow      County: Cheshire.


Amos Dearnaley was a Overlooker at Print Works in 1871.

Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Queen Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNELY, Amos           Head           M      50      Overlooker at Print Works      Carrbrook, Cheshire      
DEARNELY, Ann           Wife           F      50      Housekeeper     Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire     
DEARNELY, Maria           Daughter      F      16      Cotton Weaver     Rainow, Cheshire      
DEARNELY, Hannah      Daughter      F      13      Cotton Weaver     Rainow, Cheshire      
DEARNELY, Elizabeth Alice      Daughter      F      8           Bollington, Cheshire
     
RG number:RG10      Piece:3669      Folio:81      Page:5      
Registration District:Macclesfield      Sub District:Bollington
EnumerationDistrict:5
Civil Parish:Bollington      Municipal Borough:     
Address:Queen Street, Bollington      County:Cheshire.


Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at Ingersley Rd, Bollington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, England,

Amos DEARNALEY      Head      M      Male      59      Staley, Cheshire, England      Laboror At Print Works (CP)
Mary DEARNALEY      Wife      M      Female     46      Bollington, Cheshire, England            
Mary Ann HOPE      Stepdaur U      Female 23      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Joseph J. HOPE      Stepson U      Male      21      Stalybridge, Cheshire, England      Cotton Piecer      
Hannah HOPE      Stepdaur      U      Female     19      Stalybridge, Cheshire, England      Cotton Carder      
Annie HOPE      Stepdaur      U      Female     14      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Winder Print Works (CP)      
Ann NORBURY      Mother In Law      W      Female     74      India            
John BANNISTER      Lodger U      Male      46      Bollington, Cheshire, England      Laborer Print Works      

Source Information:
     Dwelling      Ingersley Rd
     Census Place      Bollington In Macclesfield, Cheshire, England
     Family History Library Film      1341836
     Public Records Office Reference      RG11
     Piece / Folio      3488 / 123
     Page Number      5.


Amos Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at Church Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNLEY, Amos           Head      Mar.      M      69      Print Works Labourer     Cornbrook, Lancashire
GOODWIN, Mary           Dau.      Mar.      F      39           Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire
DEARNLEY, Hannah      Dau.      Single      F      33      Cotton Weaver     Rainow, Cheshire
DEARNLEY, Amos           Grandson      M      4           Bollington, Cheshire

RG number: RG12      Piece: 2809      Folio: 87      Page: 43
Registration District: Macclesfield      Sub District: Bollington      
Enumeration District: 5      Ecclesiastical Parish: Bollington      
Civil Parish: Bollington
Address: Church Street, Bollington      County: Cheshire.


Amos Dearnaley was a Retired Calico Printer in 1901.

     Amos Aloysius Dearnaley was born on 12 October 1886 at 462 Palmerston Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England. He was the son of Hannah Dearnaley.
     
Amos Aloysius Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at Church Street, Bollington, Cheshire, England,

DEARNLEY, Amos           Head      Mar.      M      69      Print Works Labourer     Cornbrook, Lancashire
GOODWIN, Mary           Dau.      Mar.      F      39           Ashton Under Lyne, Lancashire
DEARNLEY, Hannah      Dau.      Single      F      33      Cotton Weaver     Rainow, Cheshire
DEARNLEY, Amos           Grandson      M      4           Bollington, Cheshire

RG number: RG12      Piece: 2809      Folio: 87      Page: 43
Registration District: Macclesfield      Sub District: Bollington      
Enumeration District: 5      Ecclesiastical Parish: Bollington      
Civil Parish: Bollington
Address: Church Street, Bollington      County: Cheshire.

     Andrew Dearnaley was born in 1808 at Carr Brook, Cheshire, England. He was christened on 15 May 1808 at Stalybridge, Cheshire, England. He was the son of James Dearnaley and Mary Woodhurst. Andrew Dearnaley married Elizabeth Coxer in 1826.
     Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Dennerly.
The 1841 census has Selina aged 10 surname spelt Dearnaly, with an Andrew Dearnaly aged 5, Mary Dearnaly aged 55 and James Dearnaly aged 60 resident at Carrbrook,Micklehurst, Staley. Selina's father Andrew has name spelt as Dearnaley on her baptism record.

Are children (Selina & Andrew) correct ?
Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Andrew Dernally. Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Andrew Dearnally. Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Dearnaly.

     Andrew Dearnaley was born in 1837 at Mossley, Lancashire, England. He was christened on 24 December 1837 at Saint Michael's, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. He was the son of Andrew Dearnaley and Elizabeth Coxer. Andrew Dearnaley married Elizabeth Needham circa January 1870 at Manchester, Lancashire, England. Andrew Dearnaley died in 1897.
     Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Andrew Denerly. Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Dearnley. Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Andrew Dennerly.
Andrew Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at Carrbrook, Stayley, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALY, Amos           M      50      Wool Weaver     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Ann           F      50                Cheshire
DEARNALY, Mary           F      25      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Maria           F      20      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Hannah      F      20      Wool Carder     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Amos           M      18      ... Print Shop     Cheshire
DEARNALY, William           M      12                Cheshire
SANDERSON, Rachael      F      25
//
Broadbent family
//
DEARNALY, James           M      60      Wool Weaver     Cheshire
DEARNALY, Mary           F      55
DEARNALY, Selina           F      10                Cheshire
DEARNALY, Andrew      M      5                Cheshire

RG number:HO107      Piece:102      Book/Folio:1/4      Page:1/2
Registration District:Ashton & Oldham      Sub District:Stayley
Civil Parish:Mottram In Longden Dale
Address:Carr Brook, Mottram In Longden Dale, Micklehurst      County:Cheshire

Selina (10) & Andrew (5)
(grandchildren - father Andrew).


Andrew Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at Carr Brook, Micklehurst, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALLY, Amos          Head          Mar     60     Hand Loom Weaver     Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Ann          Wife          Mar     60     at home          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary          Dau          Unm     35     Server          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Maria          Dau          Unm     34     Reeler Cotton     Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, William     Son          Mar     21     ... Woollen     Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary Ann     Dau-in-Law     Mar     19     at home          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, William Henry     Son               8     Scholar          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Alice          Dau               5     at home          Micklehurst, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, James          Grndson               0
//
Whitehead family
//
DEARNALY, Mary          Head          Widow     67     Wool Draper     Staly Bridge, Cheshire
DEARNALY, Andrew     Grandson               13     Wool Piecer     Carr Brook, Cheshire

Address; Carr Brook, Tintwistle, Cheshire

RG number:     Piece:2239      Folio:315      Page:
Micklehurst
Township: Tintwistle
Ecclesiastical District: Friezland.


Andrew Dearnaley was a Calico Printer in 1861.

Andrew Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at Annett Lane, Droylsden, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALEY, Andrew      Lodger      Unmarried      M      24      Printer Calier     Carrbrook, Cheshire

RG number:RG09      Piece:2988      Folio:74      Page:5      
Registration District:Ashton-Under-Lyne      Sub District:3 Audenshaw      
EnumerationDistrict:11      Ecclesiastical Parish:St Marys      
Civil Parish:Droylsden      
Address:Annett Lane, Droylsden      County:Lancashire.


Andrew Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Fairfield Road, Springfield, Droylsden, Lancashire, England,

DENNERLY, Andrew      Head      M      31      Calico Printer      Stayleybridge, Lancashire
DENNERLY, Elisabeth      Wife      F      21                Manchester, Lancashire
DENNERLY, Harry           Son      M      0 (3 mnths)                Droylesden, Lancashire

RG number:RG10      Piece:4076      Folio:119      Page:16      
Registration District: Ashton Under Lyne      Sub District: Audenshaw
Enumeration District: 11                Civil Parish: Droylsden
Address:Fairfield Road Springfield, Droylsden      County: Lancashire.


Andrew Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at 151 Fairfield Road, Droylsden, Lancashire, England,

DENNERLY, Andrew      Head      Mar.      M      43      Calico Printer     Mossley, Lancashire
DENNERLY, Elizabeth      Wife      Mar.      F      31                Stalybridge, Cheshire
DENNERLY, Harry           Son      Sing.     M      7                Stalybridge, Cheshire
DENNERLY, Edna           Dau.      Sing.     F      4                Stalybridge, Cheshire
DENNERLY, Fred           Son      Sing.     M      1                Droylsden, Lancashire
HAZELDINE, Esther      Boarder      Sing.     F      20      Cotton Weaver     Stalybridge, Cheshire

RG number:RG11      Piece:4043      Folio:44      Page:35
Registration District:Ashton Under Lyne      Sub District:Audenshaw
Civil Parish:Droylsden
Address:151 Fairfield Rd, Droylsden      County:Lancashire.


Andrew Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at 155 Fairfield Road, Droylsden, Lancashire, England,

DENERLY, Andrew           Head      Mar.      M      53      Calico Printer Cott Dy Stalybridge, Lancashire
DENERLY, Elizabeth      Wife      Mar.      F      42                Salford, Lancashire
DENERLY, Harry           Son      Single      M      16      Moulder Iron (Apprentice)     Droylsden, Lancashire
DENERLY, Edna           Dau.           F      13      Scholar          Droylsden, Lancashire
DENERLY, Fred           Son           M      10      Scholar          Droylsden, Lancashire
DENERLY, Clara           Dau.           F      5      Scholar          Droylsden, Lancashire
DENERLY, Andrew           Son           M      1                Droylsden, Lancashire

RG number:RG12      Piece:3282      Folio:115      Page:21     
Registration District:Ashton Under Lyne      Sub District:Audenshaw
EnumerationDistrict:13           Ecclesiastical Parish:St Marys
Civil Parish:Droylsden
Address: 155 Fairfield Road, Droylsden      County:Lancashire.

     Andrew Dearnaley was born on 11 September 1835 at Lancashire, England. He was the son of William Dearneley and Betty Shaw. Andrew Dearnaley was christened on 18 November 1835 at Mossley Methodist New Connexion, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England.
     Andrew Dearnaley also went by the name of Dearnaly.

     Ann Dearnaley was born circa 1817 at Mottram (Staley), Cheshire, England. She was christened on 18 February 1817 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. She was the daughter of Joseph Dearnaley and Hannah Woolley.
     
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     Ann Dearnaley was born on 14 February 1812 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England. She was the daughter of John Dearnaley and Fanny Goddard. Ann Dearnaley was christened on 5 April 1812 at Parish Church of, Glossop, Derbyshire, England. She died on 11 October 1878 at age 66.
     Ann Dearnaley also went by the name of Ann Dearneley.
Ann Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at Broadbottom, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England,

DEARNALEY, John           M      60      Roller Coverer     Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Fanny      F      55           Cheshire      
DEARNALEY, Ann           F      25      Cotton Reeler     
DEARNALEY, Joseph      M      20      Cotton Spinner
DEARNALEY, John           M      18      Cotton Draper
DEARNALEY, Sarah      F      15                

RG number: HO107      Piece: 100      Book/Folio: 12/3      Page: 1      
Registration District: Ashton & Oldham      Sub District: Mottram
Civil Parish: Mottram In Longden Dale
Address: Broadbottom, Mottram In Longden Dale      County: Cheshire.

     Ann Dearnaley was born in 1842 at Broadbottom, Mottram, Cheshire, England. She was the daughter of Samuel Dearnaley and Martha Dawson. Ann Dearnaley was christened on 26 March 1843 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. She died on 24 December 1863.
     
Ann Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at 12 Park Parade, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALLEY, Samuel      Head           Mar     M      43      Manager Cotton     Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALLEY, Martha      Wife           Mar     F      44                Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALLEY, Irvin          Son           Unm     M      21      Professer Of Music     Broadbottom, Cheshire
DEARNALLEY, Ruth      Dau          Unm     F      23                Broadbottom, Cheshire
DEARNALLEY, Ann           Dau          Unm     F      18                Broadbottom, Cheshire
DAWSON, Susan C           Sister-in-Law      Widow      F      28      Seamstress     Bristol
DAWSON, William C      Nephew                M      7      Scholar     U States
DAWSON, Mary E           Niece                F      3      Scholar     U States
     
RG number: RG09      Piece: 2981      Folio: 9      Page: 18
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne      Sub District: 2 Ashton Town
Ecclesiastical Parish: St Michaels
Civil Parish:Ashton Under Lyne      Municipal Borough: Ashton Under Lyne      
Address: 12, Park Parade, Ashton Under Lyne      County: Lancashire.

     Anna Dearnaley was born on 29 November 1802. She was christened on 17 January 1803 at Parish Church of, Glossop, Derbyshire, England. She was the daughter of John Dearnaley and Fanny Goddard.

     Anne Dearnaley was christened on 25 March 1854 at Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, England. She was the daughter of John Dearnaley and Milicent Mellor. Anne Dearnaley died on 30 March 1854 at age 0.

     Betsey A Dearnaley was born in 1866 at Stayley, Cheshire, England. She was the daughter of William Henry Dearnaley and Mary Jane Howard.
     
Betsey A Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at Spring Bank, Stayley, Lancashire, England,

DEARNALLY, Mary (May?)     Head     Unmar     56     Woollen Feader     Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Alice          Niece     Unmar     25     Cotton Reeler     Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNALLY, Mary H          Niece     5               Stayley, Cheshire
Address: Spring Bank, Stayley      County:Lancashire

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// Lawton family
// Brightman family

DEARNELY, William H      Head      M      28      Carter      Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNELY, Mary J           Wife      F      24           Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNELY, Betsey A      Dau     F      4           Stayley, Cheshire
DEARNELY, Alice           Dau     F      0 (10 mnths)     Stayley, Cheshire

RG number:RG10      Piece:4092      Folio:129      Page:6      
Registration District:Ashton Under Lyne      Sub District:Stayley
EnumerationDistrict:7      Civil Parish:Stayley
Address: Moorgate, Stayley      County:Lancashire.