Robert Henry Dearnaley
ID# 5041, b. 4 December 1849, d. about November 1923
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Robert Henry Dearnaley was born on 4 December 1849 at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
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Robert Henry Dearnaley was the son of Samuel Dearnaley and Mary Newell.
Robert Henry Dearnaley was baptised on 7 July 1850 at Tintwistle, Mottram in Longdendale Parish, Cheshire, England,
Robert Henry [son of] Samuel & Mary Dearnaley; born Dec 4 1849; abode: Tintwistle; occ: Quarryman.
Marriage:
Robert Henry Dearnaley married Mary Ann Cryer, daughter of William Cryer and Mary (?), about November 1870 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England,
 .
Adoption:
Robert Henry Dearnaley became the adoptive father of Alfred Kelly; about 1881
 .
Marriage:
Robert Henry Dearnaley married Eliza Ann Smith about August 1893 at Rochdale, Lancashire, England,
 .
Death:
Robert Henry Dearnaley died about November 1923 at Rochdale R.D., Lancashire, England,
 .
Children of Robert Henry Dearnaley and Mary Ann Cryer
- Mary Elizabeth Dearnaley b. abt Nov 1871, d. abt Feb 1872
- Robert Henry Dearnaley b. abt Feb 1873
- Wilfred Dearnaley b. abt May 1883, d. Aug 1888
Ruth Dearnaley
ID# 5042, b. February 1826, d. about November 1891
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Ruth Dearnaley was born in February 1826 at Hadfield, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Ruth Dearnaley was the daughter of John Dearnaley and Ellen Hegginbottom.
Ruth Dearnaley was baptised on 11 March 1826 at Parish Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
1826 11-Mar DEARNALEY, Ruth par: John & Ellen Hadfield Cotton spinner
1826 11-Mar DEARNALEY, Martha par: William & Betty Hadfield Cotton spinner see Martha Dearnaley
Glossop Baptisms (RootsWeb transcript)
Martha & Ruth were 1st cousins. Common ancestors were William Dearneley & Jenny Broadbent.
Marriage:
Ruth Dearnaley married Seth Warhurst, son of James Warhurst, on 7 November 1871 at Whitfield Parish Church, Whitfield, Hayfield R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Seth Warhurst 43 Bachelor, Joiner res: Hadfield fa: James Warhurst, Joiner
Ruth Dearnaley 45 Spinster, --- res: Hadfield fa: John Dearnaley (deceased), Spinner
Both signed
Witnesses: John Sherriff & James Harper.
Death:
Ruth Dearnaley died about November 1891 at Glossop, Hayfield R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Indexed as Ruth Warhurst, aged 65.
Ruth Dearnaley
ID# 5043, b. June 1880, d. 30 May 1936
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Ruth Dearnaley was born in June 1880 at Tintwistle, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Cheshire, England,
Ruth's school admission record gives a birth date of 7 Jun 1881.
This is clearly incorrect but not unusual.
This is clearly incorrect but not unusual.
Ruth Dearnaley was the daughter of Alfred Dearnaley and Lucy Fielding.
Ruth Dearnaley was educated on 23 April 1889
Ann Dearnaley; born 6 May 1877; Admission - Hadfield Wesleyan (Training) School, Hadfield, Derbyshire; Parent Alfred Dearnaley, abode Wesly H (?).
Ruth Dearnaley; born 7 Jun 1881; Admission - Hadfield Wesleyan (Training) School, Hadfield, Derbyshire; Parent Alfred Dearnaley, abode Wesly H (?).
National School Admission Registers & Log-Books 1870-1914.
Ruth Dearnaley; born 7 Jun 1881; Admission - Hadfield Wesleyan (Training) School, Hadfield, Derbyshire; Parent Alfred Dearnaley, abode Wesly H (?).
National School Admission Registers & Log-Books 1870-1914.
Death:
Ruth Dearnaley died on 30 May 1936 at Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England, at age 55 years and 11 months
M.I. Tintwistle, Cheshire, England
In Loving Memory of
Alfred Dearnaley who died October 29th 1911 in his 78th year.
also Lucy his beloved wife who died April 2nd 1915 in her 77th year
also James Fielding Dearnaley son of Alfred and Lucy Dearnaley of Tintwistle who died Decr 29th 1867, aged 6 years
also Edwin their son who died April 8th 1869, aged 3 years
also Walter their son who died April 6th 1886, aged 22 years
also Harriet their daughter who died March 16th 1896, aged 31 years
also William their son who died July 13th 1931, aged 56 years
also Ruth their daughter who died May 30th 1936, aged 55 years.
In Loving Memory of
Alfred Dearnaley who died October 29th 1911 in his 78th year.
also Lucy his beloved wife who died April 2nd 1915 in her 77th year
also James Fielding Dearnaley son of Alfred and Lucy Dearnaley of Tintwistle who died Decr 29th 1867, aged 6 years
also Edwin their son who died April 8th 1869, aged 3 years
also Walter their son who died April 6th 1886, aged 22 years
also Harriet their daughter who died March 16th 1896, aged 31 years
also William their son who died July 13th 1931, aged 56 years
also Ruth their daughter who died May 30th 1936, aged 55 years.
Samuel Dearnaley
ID# 5044, b. 30 December 1819, d. November 1886
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Census Problems here - Betsey & Tom/Jesse
Betty = Betsey mistranscription of age 25/35 ??
Tom = Jesse ??
Betty = Betsey mistranscription of age 25/35 ??
Tom = Jesse ??
Birth:
Samuel Dearnaley was born on 30 December 1819 at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
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Samuel Dearnaley was the son of James Dearnaley and Ann Hyde.
Samuel Dearnaley was baptised on 6 May 1838 at Christ Church, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
Three of James & Ann's adult children were baptised on the same day. (Hannah, Jesse & Samuel). James is listed as farmer.
It looks as if Hannah was baptised twice.
It looks as if Hannah was baptised twice.
Marriage:
Samuel Dearnaley married Mary Newell, daughter of Thomas Newell, on 28 November 1844 at St. Michael's Church, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
Samuel Dearnaley 23 Bachelor, Farmer res: Tintwistle fa: James Dearnaley, Shopkeeper
Mary Newell 22 Spinster, Milliner res: Tintwistle fa: Thomas Newell, Labourer
Samuel signed & Mary made her mark
Witnesses: William Harrots(?) & James Cooper
Mottram
3rd Banns read 24 Nov 1844
Samuel Dearnaley 23 Bachelor, Farmer res: Tintwistle fa: James Dearnaley, Shop Keeper
Mary Nowel 22 Spinster, Miliner res: Tintwistle fa: Thomas Nowel, Labourer
both 'of this parish'St Michaels and All Angels, Mottram in Longdendale.
in 1858 Samuel Dearnaley was a Quarry Man.
in 1868 Samuel Dearnaley was a Stone Quarrier.
in 1874 Samuel Dearnaley was a Quarryman.
Death:
Samuel Dearnaley died in November 1886 at age 66 years and 10 months
The burial transcription shows Samuel's age as 63, while the Deaths index shows 62.
Samuel Dearnaley was buried on 24 November 1886 at Cemetery, Whitworth, Lancashire, England,
Samuel Dearnley -
Age: 63 yrs.
Abode: Summitt
Occupation: Quarryman
Grave: 12507
Registrar: John Mitchell
Buried by: Edw. H. Aldridge
Register: Burials 1879 - 1924, Page 33, Entry 797
Transcription from Original Register.
Age: 63 yrs.
Abode: Summitt
Occupation: Quarryman
Grave: 12507
Registrar: John Mitchell
Buried by: Edw. H. Aldridge
Register: Burials 1879 - 1924, Page 33, Entry 797
Transcription from Original Register.
Children of Samuel Dearnaley and Mary Newell
- Ann Dearnaley b. Apr 1845, d. abt Nov 1853
- Jesse Dearnaley+ b. 15 Jun 1846, d. Oct 1925
- Joseph Dearnaley b. abt May 1848, d. abt May 1848
- Robert Henry Dearnaley+ b. 4 Dec 1849, d. abt Nov 1923
- William Dearnaley+ b. Feb 1851, d. abt May 1907
- John Dearnley+ b. 13 Dec 1852, d. Dec 1904
- Richard Dearnley+ b. abt Aug 1854, d. Jun 1895
- Betsy Dearnaley b. Apr 1856, d. abt Feb 1931
- Mary Dearnaley+ b. 28 Apr 1858
- Susannah Dearnley b. 3 Jun 1865, d. abt Feb 1954
Samuel Dearnaley
ID# 5045, b. 1779, d. 10 September 1863
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Samuel Dearnaley was born in 1779 at Woodhead, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Samuel's age was a little variable in the censuses & death index suggesting that he was born a few years before his baptism.
- MED.
Samuel's age was a little variable in the censuses & death index suggesting that he was born a few years before his baptism.
- MED.
Samuel Dearnaley was the son of Samuel Dearnaley and Mary Newton.
Samuel Dearnaley was baptised on 10 June 1781 at Woodhead, Cheshire, England,
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City News March 5, 1921(?)
SONGS OUR FATHERS SANG
FAVOURITES OF THE PAST.
Sir,-- I have been much interested in "Old Songs," and wonder if any of your readers know, or have heard
sung, "The Fox Hunt." It is the story, in verse - written at any rate over a century ago - of a fox which
ranged in the Peak Countree, and did much damage to the flocks of sheep:
One hundred and seventy, I’ve heard say,
He either worried or carried away,
Which damage. then, as I am told,
Was said to account to sixty pound.
(It is evident that mutton was then not 2s. 6d. per lb)
The song begins:
Kind muses, now inspire my brain
With all your loud harmonious strain,
That I the huntsman's praise may sing
Whílst craggy rocks and valleys ring,
And we in Bacchus' fountain swim
For to refresh each wearied limb.
These lines to you I do indite,
Who in true harmless sports delight;
Who love when blushing morn doth peep
To ascend the low'ring mountain steep,
For to present the lovely morn,
With echoes of our hounds and horn.
All you who are true hunters' friends,
If you will please for to attend
I’ll sing you the hunting of a fox
Which lately came from Bradfield rocks;
And, Nimrod, for to live once more,
The like you never heard before.
Through lovely woodland cloughs he came.
And thence to Edale, called by name,
Whose shaggy wethers, fat and fair,
Made Reynard many a banquet rare,
Till Fortune turned her wheel about
And sent him into Kinder Scout.
There like a plundering thief he ranged,
His quarters, too, each night he changed:
From Southead to Roych Clough, where he
Still exercised his cruelty
Upon those tender, bleating flocks,
Which fell a prey to this sly fox.
When change of dainties ILeynard Jacks
He goes to Hayfield, where he ransacks
The ponds and rivers, cotes and pens,
For cackling geese, ducks. cocks, and hens,
Till with our hounds this long-tailed elf
We forced him quarters in the "Shelf."
The "Shelf" is a cluster of rocks on the Longdendale side of that high stretch of moor land running back to
Alport and Derwentdale.
Here the "terror" found a "hold," and was for some time master of the situation.
However, the whole countryside - shepherds, sportsmen, and gamekeepers joined in the hunt, took Reynard from
his fastness,
And down amongst the dogs did fling,
Whilst with our shouts the valleys ring.
The capture was evidently celebrated in true style for one verse ends,
"And we drank Bacchus' fountain dry."
I do not know that, either words or music have ever been in print. Probably the tune has been handed down
vocally (I know my great-grandfather sang it a hundred yours ago and my father sang it to me); but there are,
I know, one or two old Yeoman homesteads where are copies of the words. Which of these, if any, is the original
MSS. I do not know: and if any reader could give the information I should be extremely glad.
The song is still occasionally sung at sheep-shearings and shooting parties, though I think it would need the
enthusiasm of a shepherd or sportsman, and the inspiration of the "punch-bowl" (with a fox's foot in it, of course),
to sift through the forty odd verses it contains. A singer on one occasion lost himself, about, the twentieth verse,
began again, and went through - he was not encored.
HEATHER.
Sir, - In reply to "Heather copies of the old ballad, "The Derbyshire Fox Chase," were printed in the early
part of last century by H. Dawson, Hall-street, Glossop. In 1884 it was re-printed in the volume of "Peak Sketches"
published by T. A. Pettif, "Advertiser" Office, Glossop. In order to make the narrative more clear and interesting
to perusers of to-day, notes on the localities and persons referred to in the poem are given. It is the editor's
opinion that the poem was written about 1745. It may have been earlier; it could not, have been much later, as the
Joseph Champion mentioned in the fifth verse died June 3, 1746, aged ninety-one years.
Thomas Garside, a grandson of stout-hearted Garside who unearthed the fox, was eighty-four years when he died in
1858. He often remarked that he had heard his grandfather speak of tile matter, and that he had shown him many a time
where he (the grandfather) had drawn the old fox out.
A story is told that a Samuel Dearnaley, clerk at Woodhead Chapel in the time of the Rev. Christopher Howe, used to
be proud of his ability to sing this song of thirty-nine verses in its entirety. On one occasion Mr. Dearnaley was
trolling out the ditty for the inspiriting delight of a jovial company of lovers of the chase. When he got to the
last verse his memory failed him (probably the effects of having quaffed too much of the "nut brown ale"), and the old
enthusiast wanted to have a fresh start and go through it again, greatly to the merriment of the company. But jolly
hunters as they were, the repetition of thirty-nine verses was too much of a good thing even for them, and the old
clerk's remissness of memory was overlooked.
I wonder if any of your readers can give me the words of the song relating to Captain White, of Hayfield, quoted
by Nimrod in his
well-known volume "The Turf, the Chase and the Road," Captain White was the grandson of Dr. Charles White, a founder
of the Manchester Infirmary. Captain White knew no profession but that of sport, from his birth in 1791 to his death
in 1566 at, the age of seventy-five. .Nimrod wrote: "It will be remembered he once played a duet with Mr. Assheton
Smith when every other man was beaten, viz., on that memorable Belvoír day, when hounds ran nineteen miles point black,
as the song said:
White, on the right, sir, 'midst the that flight, sir,
Is quite out of sight of those in the rear.
Mr. John Mortimer, writing in the " City News." July 15, 1882, mentions a song much in vogue many years ago in this
district He says:
"The railway station at Hayfield is interesting to me, inasmuch as waiting once there for a train I heard for the first
and only time a chorus of voices from name neighbouring building singing that quaint Lancashire ballad called "The Frog
and the Crow," which begins:
There was a jolly fat frog lived in the river
Swim, oh!
And there was a comely black crow lived on
the river brim, oh!
and ends in the singing of it with an extraordinary wild scream of the last "oh" which, to the uninitiated ear, is startling.
JAMES GARSIDE. Church-street, Hayfield.
source: New Mills History
re: 'Samuel Dearnaley, clerk at Woodhead Chapel in the time of the Rev. Christopher Howe'
The tithe maps show the Reverend Christopher Howe as the Landowner for Nimble Nook house, garden, meadow & pasture (occupier: John Smith) and the tithe map is dated 1840.
So from this, I am assuming that the relevant Samuel D. is this one. There is also a possibility of it referring to his father.
Death:
Samuel Dearnaley died on 10 September 1863 at Woodhead, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Cheshire, England, at age 84 years
M.I. transcript
"In memory of SAMUEL DEARNALEY of Woodhead who died 9 August 1832 aged 87 years.
Also MARY his wife who died 28 November 1825 aged 73 years. Also WILLIAM their
son and SARAH, MARTHA and JANE their daughters who died in their minority.
Also HANNAH their daughter who died April 30 1815 aged 35 years.
Also GEORGE their son who died August 7 1853 aged 60 years.
Also GRACE their daughter who died May 15 1862 aged 66 years.
Also SAMUEL their son who died September 10 1863 in the 86th year of his age."
Death indexed as Samuel Dearnaley, aged 86.
"In memory of SAMUEL DEARNALEY of Woodhead who died 9 August 1832 aged 87 years.
Also MARY his wife who died 28 November 1825 aged 73 years. Also WILLIAM their
son and SARAH, MARTHA and JANE their daughters who died in their minority.
Also HANNAH their daughter who died April 30 1815 aged 35 years.
Also GEORGE their son who died August 7 1853 aged 60 years.
Also GRACE their daughter who died May 15 1862 aged 66 years.
Also SAMUEL their son who died September 10 1863 in the 86th year of his age."
Death indexed as Samuel Dearnaley, aged 86.
Samuel Dearnaley was buried on 15 September 1863 at Woodhead, Cheshire, England,
'No.363; Grace Dearnaley; abode Tintwistle; aged 66 yrs; buried May 20'
'No.363; Samuel Dearnaley; abode Tintwistle; aged 85 yrs; buried September 15th'
Woodhead Parish Burials p.46/47.
'No.363; Samuel Dearnaley; abode Tintwistle; aged 85 yrs; buried September 15th'
Woodhead Parish Burials p.46/47.
Probate was granted on his estate on 18 January 1864
DEARNALEY Samuel. 18 January.
Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Samuel Dearnaley late of Tintwistle in the
Parish of Mottram in Longdendale in the County of ChesterYeaoma a Bachelordeceased who died 10 September 1863
at Tintwistle aforesaid were granted at Chester to Thomas Dearnaley of Tintwistle aforesaid Gentleman the
Brother and one of the Next of Kin of the said Deceased he having been first sworn.
Effects under £300
Name: Samuel Dearnaley
Death Date: 10 Sep 1863
Death Place: Cheshire, England
Probate Date: 18 Jan 1864
Registry: Cheshire
Principal Probate Registry. Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration m
ade in the Probate Registries of the High Court of Justice in England. London, England.
Letters of Administration of the Personal estate and effects of Samuel Dearnaley late of Tintwistle in the
Parish of Mottram in Longdendale in the County of ChesterYeaoma a Bachelordeceased who died 10 September 1863
at Tintwistle aforesaid were granted at Chester to Thomas Dearnaley of Tintwistle aforesaid Gentleman the
Brother and one of the Next of Kin of the said Deceased he having been first sworn.
Effects under £300
Name: Samuel Dearnaley
Death Date: 10 Sep 1863
Death Place: Cheshire, England
Probate Date: 18 Jan 1864
Registry: Cheshire
Principal Probate Registry. Calendar of the Grants of Probate and Letters of Administration m
ade in the Probate Registries of the High Court of Justice in England. London, England.
Sarah Dearnaley
ID# 5046, b. February 1833, d. about November 1907
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Sarah Dearnaley was born in February 1833 at Hadfield, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
It currently feels like the Glossop Baptism record of Sarah's mother is incorrect. This could be the baptism recorded as Sarah daughter of John & Sarah Dearnaley of Hadfield - 28 Mar 1833.
see Sarah Dearnaley
Brother John's baptismal record is known to be incorrect (son of John & Esther Dearnaley).
It currently feels like the Glossop Baptism record of Sarah's mother is incorrect. This could be the baptism recorded as Sarah daughter of John & Sarah Dearnaley of Hadfield - 28 Mar 1833.
see Sarah Dearnaley
Brother John's baptismal record is known to be incorrect (son of John & Esther Dearnaley).
Sarah Dearnaley was the daughter of John Dearnaley and Ellen Hegginbottom.
Death:
Sarah Dearnaley died about November 1907 at Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Indexed as Sarah Dearnley, aged 74.
Child of Sarah Dearnaley
- Jane Dearnaley+ b. 4 Jul 1867, d. abt Feb 1943
Sarah Dearnaley
ID# 5047, b. 19 March 1851, d. about February 1924
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Sarah Dearnaley was born on 19 March 1851 at Waterside, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Recorded at Hayfield R.D.
Sarah Dearnaley was the daughter of Abel Dearnaley and Mary Hardcastle.
Sarah Dearnaley was baptised on 18 May 1851 at Tintwistle, Mottram in Longdendale Parish, Cheshire, England,
'Sarah [daughter of] Abel & Mary Dearnaley; abode: Waterside; occupation: Mechanic.'
Born: March 19 1851; Bapt.: May 18.
Born: March 19 1851; Bapt.: May 18.
Marriage:
Sarah Dearnaley married George Birch, son of Edward Birch, on 16 April 1874 at Glossop Parish Church, Glossop, Hayfield R.D., Derbyshire, England,
George Birch 24 Bachelor, Engineer res: Waterside fa: Edward Birch, Farm Bailiff
Sarah Dearnally 23 Spinster, --- res: Waterside fa: Abel Dearnally, Mechanic
Both signed - Sarah as "Sarah Dearnaley" appears corrected.
Witnesses: George Dearnally & Priscilla(?) Bennett.
Death:
Sarah Dearnaley died about February 1924 at Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Indexed as Sarah Birch, aged 72.
Also recorded in the High Peak District (Derbyshire Registrars Death Index.)
Also recorded in the High Peak District (Derbyshire Registrars Death Index.)
Children of Sarah Dearnaley and George Birch
- Abel Birch+ b. 12 Oct 1874, d. 15 Mar 1948
- Mary Birch b. 1876
- Lilly Birch b. 1877
- Percy Birch b. 1879
- Harvey Birch b. Jan 1881
- Janet Birch b. 1882
- Laura Birch b. 1885
- Nellie Birch b. Jul 1890
Sarah Ann Dearnaley
ID# 5048, b. about August 1884
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Sarah Ann Dearnaley was born about August 1884 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
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Sarah Ann Dearnaley was the daughter of William Henry Dearnaley and Sarah Smith.
Marriage:
Sarah Ann Dearnaley married Charles Cartwright, son of George Cartwright, on 20 August 1906 at Whitfield Parish Church, Whitfield, Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Charles Cartwright 25 Bachelor, Spinner res: 21 Charles Street fa: George Cartwright, ???
Sarah Ann Dearnaley 22 Spinster, --- res: 12 Mount Street fa: William Henry Dearnaley, Barman
Both signed
Witnesses: Samuel Goldthorpe, Millicent Dearnaley & William Henry Dearnaley.
Sarah Ann Dearnaley
ID# 5049, b. about August 1865, d. 5 April 1939
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Sarah Ann Dearnaley was born about August 1865 at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
 .
Sarah Ann Dearnaley was the daughter of William Dearnaley and Eliza Hawley.
Death:
Sarah Ann Dearnaley died on 5 April 1939 at 13 Old Road, Tintwistle, Hyde R.D., Cheshire, England,
recorded as age 73.
Probate was granted on her estate on 1 June 1939 at Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England,
DEARNLEY Sarah Ann of 13 Old-road Tintwistle Cheshire spinster.
Administration to John Longson road sweeper. (nephew)
Effects £81 8s. 2d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
Administration to John Longson road sweeper. (nephew)
Effects £81 8s. 2d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley
ID# 5050, b. July 1851, d. 1928
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley was born in July 1851 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley was the daughter of Luke Dearnaley and Ann Bowden.
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley was baptised on 31 August 1851 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
'Sarah Ellen [dau of] Luke & Ann Derneley; abode: Woolley Bridge; occupation: Cotton Spinner'
Glossop Parish Baptisms.
Glossop Parish Baptisms.
Marriage:
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley married James Walsh, son of Anyon Walsh, on 25 December 1873 at St John's Church, Godley cum Newton Green, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Lancashire, England,
James Walsh 22 Bachelor, Weaver res: Mottram fa: Anyon Walsh, Weaver
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley 22 Spinster, --- res: Mottram fa: Luke Dearnaley, Spinner
James signed & Sarah made her mark
Witnesses: John Dearnaley & Nancy Dearnaley.
Death:
Sarah Ellen Dearnaley died in 1928 at Glossop, High Peak R.D., Derbyshire, England, at age 76 years
Indexed as Sarah Ellen Walsh, aged 76.
Children of Sarah Ellen Dearnaley and James Walsh
- Herbert Walsh b. 1874
- Albert Walsh b. 1875
- Willy Walsh b. 1879
- Elizabeth Hannah Walsh b. 1883
- James Walsh b. 1887