Thomas Dearnaley
ID# 5051, b. May 1881, d. about November 1881
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Thomas Dearnaley was born in May 1881 at Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Lancashire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Indexed as Thomas Dearnaley.
Indexed as Thomas Dearnaley.
Thomas Dearnaley was the son of John Dearnaley and Elizabeth Waterfield.
Thomas Dearnaley was baptised on 7 August 1881 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
Death:
Thomas Dearnaley died about November 1881 at Ashton under Lyne R.D., Lancashire, England,
Indexed as Thomas Dearnaley.
Samuel Dearnaley
ID# 5053, b. March 1745, d. 9 August 1832
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Beware - 2 marriages of Samuel D. to Mary Newton.One in 1754 & another in 1776.
see Samuel Dearneley.
see Samuel Dearneley.
Birth:
Samuel Dearnaley was born in March 1745 at Cheshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Samuel Dearnaley was the son of John Dearnaley and Elizabeth Simpson.
Samuel Dearnaley was baptised on 21 April 1745 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
.
He and an unknown person obtained a marriage license on 3 March 1776 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England; Marriage Licence
George Dernally & Mary Newton (both of the parish of Mottram)
Wirnesses: George Newton, Thos Potts, Joseph Tinker.
Marriage:
Samuel Dearnaley married Mary Newton, daughter of John Newton and Ellen Kelsall, on 3 March 1776 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
Samuel Dernally of this Parish
Mary Newton of this Parish Spinster
witnesses: Joseph Tinker & John Newton
Samuel Dearnaley 1745 and his brother Joseph 1750 married Mary Newton and Sarah Newton respectively.
Mary's wedding was witnessed by John Newton in 1776 and George Newton was a co-signatory on the licence
(father & brother). Sarah's wedding was witnessed by George Newton in 1778.
The Joseph Tinker who witnessed Samuel's marriage licence was also witness to a large number of weddings
in Mottram. The 1785 will of one Betty Hadfield indicates that Joseph Tinker was parish clerk at that time. -JAD.
This must be the Sam mentioned below - an Admiral Tollemache is mentioned in Samuel's will.
“UK Land Tax Redemption 1798”
Amos Dearnley paid 1s 3d as an ‘occupier’ in Stayley, with the property owner named as Jas Lawton.
Jno Dearnley paid 1s 1d as an ‘occupier’ in Stayley, with the property owner named as Jno. Smith.
Sam Dearnaley paid £2 5s 0d as an ‘occupier’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Hble Tollemache.
Jno Dearnaley paid 3s 6d as an ‘occupier’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Himself.
Jos Dearnaley paid 2s 7 1/2d as an ‘occupier’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Geo. Newton.
Jno Dearnaley & others paid £1 116s 3d as ‘occupiers’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Honerable Wilbraham Tollemache.
“UK Land Tax Redemption 1798”
Amos Dearnley paid 1s 3d as an ‘occupier’ in Stayley, with the property owner named as Jas Lawton.
Jno Dearnley paid 1s 1d as an ‘occupier’ in Stayley, with the property owner named as Jno. Smith.
Sam Dearnaley paid £2 5s 0d as an ‘occupier’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Hble Tollemache.
Jno Dearnaley paid 3s 6d as an ‘occupier’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Himself.
Jos Dearnaley paid 2s 7 1/2d as an ‘occupier’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Geo. Newton.
Jno Dearnaley & others paid £1 116s 3d as ‘occupiers’ in Tintwistle, with the property owner named as Honerable Wilbraham Tollemache.
Samuel Dearnaley left a will on 8 July 1832.
Will of Samuel Dearnaley of Woodhead 1832
Transcribed from a copy held in the National Archives. Words in italics are a guess (some from abbreviations) and a few others have no doubt been misread. Section in red is thought to be an accidental repetition of the previous line by the copyist, who then omitted a few words in order to cover his mistake. Suggested correction at end.
I Samuel Dearnaley of Woodhead in the parish of Mottram in longdendale
in the County Palatine of Chester farmer considering the uncertainty of this
mortal life and being weak in body but of sound mind memory and understanding
praised be God for the same do make this my last Will and Testament in manner
and form following. First I order and direct the Executors hereinafter named to see
me decently interred. And it is my mind that all my just debts funeral and testamen-
-tary expenses be paid and discharged as soon as conveniently can be after my
death. And I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary the wife of Obadiah
Porritt the sum of two hundred and forty pounds. I give and bequeath to my
daughter Grace the sum of two hundred and forty. I give and bequeath to my
daug Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds. To my granddaughter Alice
Interlined: and to my grandson Daniel Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds.
the wife of Thomas Moorhouse I give the sum of thirty pounds ^ And herein charge
my personal property hereinafter mentioned to and with the payment
of the same. And as my son in law Benjamin Green who married my daughter
Betty stands indebted to me in a considerable sum of money which I forgive
him and exonerate him from the payment thereof. And in respect of all
my stock of cattle hay corn and potatoes either growing upon the Farm
(which I hold and occupy as tenant at will under Admiral Tollemache Esq
being situate at Woodhead aforesaid) or in my outbuilding Farming utensils
household goods and furniture it is my mind that the same shall be valued
as soon as reasonably can be after my death by some proper person or
persons. And after such valuation it is my mind that my Executors shall sell
the same either by public auction or by private contract as they may see
proper. And the money arising from such sale after repaying the expenses
thereof and after payment of the next half years rent leys and taxes
becoming due thereon together with any mortgage security or any other
security for money book debts and all the residue of my Estate and Effects
whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature or description the same
may be and not hereinbefore disposed of I give and bequeath in equal shares
to my four sons viz John Dearnaly Samuel Dearnaley Thomas Dearnaley
and George Dearnaley. And I authorise my Executors to call in all my
money out at interest on mortgage or otherwise and to collect all book debts as soon as
possible after my death so that the execution of this my Will may be orderly
and conveniently disposed of. And it is my Will that my Executors or either of their widows
or either of their sons or advisors shall not be
liable to make good any loss or losses that shall or may happen or occur in
the calling in of any money according to the directions of this my Will or in
pursuing any other matter relating to or concerning the execution of this
my Will. But that all my said children (my said grandchildren to be considered
as one child) shall bear and sustain an equal share of any loss or losses
which may occur or happen as aforesaid. And it is my Will that my sons
or either of them their or either of their executors or advisers shall and may
pay and reimburse themselves and himself out of my Estate and Effects all
reasonable costs charges and expenses whatsoever that they or other or one
of them shall or may bear pay and sustain in the execution of this my Will.
And lastly I do nominate constitute and appoint my said two sons John
Dearnaley and Thomas Dearnaley joint Executors of this my last Will
and Testament hereby revoking and making void any former will
by me howsoever
made and witness whereof I have hereinto this my last Will and Testament
set my hand and seal this eight day of July one thousand eight hundred
and thirty two – Samuel Dearnaly – Signed sealed published
and declared to be the last Will and Testament of the within written testator
who at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other we
have subscribed our names as witnesses two interlinations being first made
Ann Dearnaley – Mary Dearnaley
Proved at London 20th January 1833 before the Judge by the Oaths of
John Dearnaley and Thomas Dearnaley the sons the Executors to whom administation
was granted having been first sworn by comon duly to administer.
Suggested correction
With regard to the section in red in the above, it would appear that the copyist started to accidentally repeat a line already copied, realised his mistake, wasn’t prepared to rewrite the whole page, so skipped a few words to avoid writing “ … daughter Samuel Whitehead …” and carried on. Below the accidental repetition is in red and a guess at the missing words is given in italics. Later in the will Samuel says my said grandchildren to be considered as one child. Given that no other grandchildren get a mention, it seems likely that Hannah, the mother of the three named grandchildren, pre-deceased her father.
Extract from Samuel’s Will with suspected accidental repetition in red and missing words in italics:
… I give and bequeath to my
daughter Grace the sum of two hundred and forty pounds. I give and bequeath to my
daug To my grandson Samuel Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds. To my granddaughter Alice
the wife of Thomas Moorhouse I give the sum of thirty pounds and to my grandson Daniel Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds. …
Witnesses
The witnesses may be the wife and daughter of Samuel’s nephew James (i.e. the son of Joseph). James farmed in Tintwistle, just down the road from Woodhead.
transcribed by Janet Davies.
Transcribed from a copy held in the National Archives. Words in italics are a guess (some from abbreviations) and a few others have no doubt been misread. Section in red is thought to be an accidental repetition of the previous line by the copyist, who then omitted a few words in order to cover his mistake. Suggested correction at end.
I Samuel Dearnaley of Woodhead in the parish of Mottram in longdendale
in the County Palatine of Chester farmer considering the uncertainty of this
mortal life and being weak in body but of sound mind memory and understanding
praised be God for the same do make this my last Will and Testament in manner
and form following. First I order and direct the Executors hereinafter named to see
me decently interred. And it is my mind that all my just debts funeral and testamen-
-tary expenses be paid and discharged as soon as conveniently can be after my
death. And I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary the wife of Obadiah
Porritt the sum of two hundred and forty pounds. I give and bequeath to my
daughter Grace the sum of two hundred and forty. I give and bequeath to my
daug Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds. To my granddaughter Alice
Interlined: and to my grandson Daniel Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds.
the wife of Thomas Moorhouse I give the sum of thirty pounds ^ And herein charge
my personal property hereinafter mentioned to and with the payment
of the same. And as my son in law Benjamin Green who married my daughter
Betty stands indebted to me in a considerable sum of money which I forgive
him and exonerate him from the payment thereof. And in respect of all
my stock of cattle hay corn and potatoes either growing upon the Farm
(which I hold and occupy as tenant at will under Admiral Tollemache Esq
being situate at Woodhead aforesaid) or in my outbuilding Farming utensils
household goods and furniture it is my mind that the same shall be valued
as soon as reasonably can be after my death by some proper person or
persons. And after such valuation it is my mind that my Executors shall sell
the same either by public auction or by private contract as they may see
proper. And the money arising from such sale after repaying the expenses
thereof and after payment of the next half years rent leys and taxes
becoming due thereon together with any mortgage security or any other
security for money book debts and all the residue of my Estate and Effects
whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature or description the same
may be and not hereinbefore disposed of I give and bequeath in equal shares
to my four sons viz John Dearnaly Samuel Dearnaley Thomas Dearnaley
and George Dearnaley. And I authorise my Executors to call in all my
money out at interest on mortgage or otherwise and to collect all book debts as soon as
possible after my death so that the execution of this my Will may be orderly
and conveniently disposed of. And it is my Will that my Executors or either of their widows
or either of their sons or advisors shall not be
liable to make good any loss or losses that shall or may happen or occur in
the calling in of any money according to the directions of this my Will or in
pursuing any other matter relating to or concerning the execution of this
my Will. But that all my said children (my said grandchildren to be considered
as one child) shall bear and sustain an equal share of any loss or losses
which may occur or happen as aforesaid. And it is my Will that my sons
or either of them their or either of their executors or advisers shall and may
pay and reimburse themselves and himself out of my Estate and Effects all
reasonable costs charges and expenses whatsoever that they or other or one
of them shall or may bear pay and sustain in the execution of this my Will.
And lastly I do nominate constitute and appoint my said two sons John
Dearnaley and Thomas Dearnaley joint Executors of this my last Will
and Testament hereby revoking and making void any former will
by me howsoever
made and witness whereof I have hereinto this my last Will and Testament
set my hand and seal this eight day of July one thousand eight hundred
and thirty two – Samuel Dearnaly – Signed sealed published
and declared to be the last Will and Testament of the within written testator
who at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other we
have subscribed our names as witnesses two interlinations being first made
Ann Dearnaley – Mary Dearnaley
Proved at London 20th January 1833 before the Judge by the Oaths of
John Dearnaley and Thomas Dearnaley the sons the Executors to whom administation
was granted having been first sworn by comon duly to administer.
Suggested correction
With regard to the section in red in the above, it would appear that the copyist started to accidentally repeat a line already copied, realised his mistake, wasn’t prepared to rewrite the whole page, so skipped a few words to avoid writing “ … daughter Samuel Whitehead …” and carried on. Below the accidental repetition is in red and a guess at the missing words is given in italics. Later in the will Samuel says my said grandchildren to be considered as one child. Given that no other grandchildren get a mention, it seems likely that Hannah, the mother of the three named grandchildren, pre-deceased her father.
Extract from Samuel’s Will with suspected accidental repetition in red and missing words in italics:
… I give and bequeath to my
daughter Grace the sum of two hundred and forty pounds. I give and bequeath to my
daug To my grandson Samuel Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds. To my granddaughter Alice
the wife of Thomas Moorhouse I give the sum of thirty pounds and to my grandson Daniel Whitehead I give the sum of thirty pounds. …
Witnesses
The witnesses may be the wife and daughter of Samuel’s nephew James (i.e. the son of Joseph). James farmed in Tintwistle, just down the road from Woodhead.
transcribed by Janet Davies.
Death:
Samuel Dearnaley died on 9 August 1832 at Woodhead, Cheshire, England, at age 87 years and 5 months
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."
"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."
Samuel Dearnaley was buried on 14 August 1832 at St. James' Church, Woodhead, Cheshire, England,
'No.92; Samuel Dearnaley; abode Woodhead; buried August 14; aged 87'
'No.85; George Newton; abode Tintwistle ?? of Woodhead; buried November 30; aged 82' see George Newton
Mottram & Chapelry of Woodhead Burials 1832 p.12.
'No.85; George Newton; abode Tintwistle ?? of Woodhead; buried November 30; aged 82' see George Newton
Mottram & Chapelry of Woodhead Burials 1832 p.12.
Will was Proved at London 20th January 1833 before the Judge by the Oaths of
John Dearnaley and Thomas Dearnaley the sons the Executors to whom administation
was granted having been first sworn by comon duly to administer.
John Dearnaley and Thomas Dearnaley the sons the Executors to whom administation
was granted having been first sworn by comon duly to administer.
Children of Samuel Dearnaley and Mary Newton
- Hannah Dearnaley+ b. Feb 1777, d. 30 Apr 1815
- Samuel Dearnaley b. 1779, d. 10 Sep 1863
- John Dearnaley+ b. Dec 1779, d. 4 Jan 1843
- Mary Dearnaley+ b. 1781, d. abt Aug 1861
- Betty Dearnalley+ b. Jan 1783, d. bt 7 Jun 1841 - 1851
- Sarah Dearnaley b. Dec 1784, d. May 1803
- Thomas Dearnaley b. Sep 1786, d. 24 Apr 1876
- Martha Dearnaley b. Nov 1788, d. May 1804
- Jane Dearnaley b. Sep 1790, d. Nov 1797
- George Dearnaley b. Dec 1792, d. 7 Aug 1853
- William Dearnaley b. Jul 1794, d. May 1804
- Grace Dearnaley b. Mar 1796, d. 15 May 1862
Ann Taylor
ID# 5054, b. 1849
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Ann Taylor was born in 1849 at Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
Ann Taylor was the daughter of Enoch Taylor and Mary Ann Dearneley.
Marriage:
Ann Taylor married Daniel Hirst about 1870
.
in 1874 Ann Taylor lived at New Town, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
.
Children of Ann Taylor and Daniel Hirst
- Thomas Hirst b. 1872
- Arthur Hirst b. 25 Aug 1874
John Dearnaley
ID# 5055, b. July 1708, d. 1780
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
John Dearnaley was born in July 1708 at Hadfield, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
John Dearnaley was the son of John Dearnaley and Hanna (?)
John Dearnaley was baptised on 21 August 1708 at Parish Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Unknown (?) about 1730
.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Elizabeth Simpson on 27 March 1744 at All Saints, Silkstone, Stainborough, Yorkshire, England,
'John Dernaley of the parish of Motram and Eliz Simpson of this parish (by) Banns'.
West Riding BMDs for All Saints, Silkstone within Stainborough.
in 1748 John Dearnaley lived at Longden, Cheshire, England,
.
John Dearnaley left a will on 2 July 1778.
Will of John Dearnalley of Woodhead, written in 1778, probate issued 1780
The spelling Dearnalley is used in the will, but the signature is Dearnaley.
Line and page breaks as in the original.
The name of John's brother-in-law (in the crossed out section of the will given in italics on page 2) is a bit of a mystery. His children's baptism records are to be found under the name 'Edges'.
The 22 people named in the document are listed on the 4th page.
In the Name of God Amen I John Dearnalley of Woodhead in the Parish of
Mottram in the County Palatine of Chester being of sound and disposing Mind and
Memory / praised be for the same / Do this Second Day of July In the
Year of our Lord One thousand and seven hundred and seventy eight make publish and
declare this my last Will and Testament in Manner following - First my Will and
Mind is that all my Debts Funeral Expenses and the Probate of this my Will shall
be fully paid discharged and satisfied by my Executors hereinafter named - And
whereas I have surrendered All my Copyhold Estates within the Manor of Wakefield
in the County of York according to the Custom of the said Manor To such Uses as I should
declare in and by my last Will and Testament Now I do declare such Uses to be as
hereinafter is mentioned concerning the same - I give and devise to Elizabeth my
loving wife All that Messuage or Tenement at Hoylandswaine in the Parish of Silkstone
in the County of York with the Lands and Ground to the same belonging now in the
Tenure and Occupation of David Forth or his Undertenants To hold the same to my said
Wife and her Assigns for and during the Form of her natural Life yet nevertheless
Subject to Impeachment of Wast and which Devise I will shall be in full Lieu
Recompence and Satisfaction of all Dower and Thirds which She may have or claim of
in to or out of any real Estate which I may be possessed of at the Time of my Decease
I also give to my said Wife the Bed and Beding wherein we usually lie and such other
Things as She usually calls her own and my Desire further is that She may reside in the
House where I now lie during the Continuance of the Term therein with my Son Samuel Yet
in Case they cannot agree to live together I will that She shall have the Use of that Room
called the parlour with full and free Liberty of Ingress Egress and Regress to and from the
same during the Continuance of the Term which I have therein or of that little House where
Martha Morehouse lately inhabited lately repaired at her Election and in either Case I will
that She shall chose such Things of my Houshold Goods as will be sufficient to furnish
the said Room or Dwellinghouse whichsoever shall be her Choice and also for her necessary
Use the same to be delivered to her by my Executors upon Request - I give and bequeath
to my Son John Dearnalley the Sum of One Hundred Pounds to be paid to him within Twelve
Months next after my Decease by my Executors - I give and devise All that Copyhold
Messuage or Tenement with the Lands and Grounds to the same belonging called Ings in the
Township of Holm now in the Possession of John Hinchliff or his Assigns to my son Joseph
Dearnalley and his Heirs for ever - I also give to him my Son Joseph such of the
Beds and Beding in the Chamber over the House as He shall chose and a Chest in the same
Chamber - I also give to him my Son Joseph the Tenant Right which I have to the
Dwellinghouse wherein Martha Morehouse lately lived in Case my said Wife should not chose
to inhabit it to enter to immediately after my Decease but if my said Wife should be
willing to dwell therein Then it is my Will and Mind That my said Son Joseph shall
enter to it immediately after the Decease of my said Wife and enjoy it during the then
Residue of the Term which I have therein in Case He shall occupy it himself but not
otherwise - I given and bequeath All the Tenant right Title and Interest which I
have of in and to the Dwellinghouse Outhousing and Farm of Lands which I now occupy at
Woodhead under the Honourable Wilbraham Tollemache Esq with the Appurtenances unto my Son
Samuel Dearnalley his Executors and Administrators. I also give to my said Son Samuel his
Executors and Administrators All my Houshold Goods Stock of Hay Corn Straw Cattle
Sheep and all the Husbandry Gear and Implements of Husbandry all other the Stock within
or about my Dwellinghouse and Farm / Except what is above disposed of / to enter to the same
immediately after my Decease in the Situation They shall then be. I give to my Servant
Elizabeth Wordsworth the Sum of Eight Pounds to be paid to her within twelve Months next after
my Decease.
(Crossed out section: I give and bequeath to Mary Hannah Ann and Samuel Son and Daughters Of
John Eatchen late of Hatfield in the Parish of Glossop Latter deceased the Sum of Forty
Shillings apiece to be paid to them severally within Twelve Months next after my Decease)
And my Will and Mind further is that in Case the provision above made for my said Wife shall
in the Opinion of the Executors be too little for her Maintenance and Support That they shall
out of my Effects make such further Allowance to her as They Shall think requisite during the
Term of her natural Life - I give and devise All that Messuage or Tenement with the
Lands and Ground to the same belonging at Hoylandswaine aforesaid from and immediately
after the Decease of my said Wife To Thomas Hayward of Woodhead my Son in Law Joseph
Hyde of Tintwistle in the County of Chester and my Son Samuel Dearnalley and the Survivors
and Survivor of them and the Heirs of such Survivor upon the Trusts and to and for the Uses
and Purposes hereinafter mentioned / that is to say / That They the said Thomas Hayward
Joseph Hyde and Samuel Dearnalley of the Survivors or Survivor of them and the Heirs of
such Survivor shall and will with all convenient Speed after the Death of my said Wife sell
and dispose of the same Estate for the best Price or Prices that they reasonably can get for
the same And that they shall pay and divide the Money arriving from such Sale to and amongst
all my Children / to wit / John Dearnalley, Samuel Dearnalley, Betty the Wife of said Joseph
Hyde and Joseph Dearnalley equally amongst them Share and Share alike Yet nevertheless my
Will and Mind further is and I do order and direct that the Part or Shares of the Money
arising from the Sale of the said Estate which shall be the Part of my said Son John shall
not be paid to him until after the Expiration of the Lease which I now have of the Farm
which I now occupy at Woodhead aforesaid But in Case my said Wife shall happen to die
before that Time that my said Son John's Share of the said Money shall be put out to Interest
upon good Security untill after the Expiration of the said Term which Interest shall from Time
to Time be paid to him But in Case He my said Son John shall make any Attempts to get the
Dwellinghouse and Farm which I now occupy at Woodhead aforesaid or any Part thereof to
himself or shall give to my said Son Samuel any Trouble or cause any Trouble to be given
to him either by himself or any other Person or Persons concerning the said Dwellinghouse
and Farm or any Part thereof in any wise That then the said Principal Sum so last above
appointed to be the Part or Share of my said Son John and to be put out at Interest as
aforesaid shall not be paid to my said Son John but shall go be paid to and equally divided
amongst the rest of my Children Share and Share alike Yet nevertheless in Case my said
Son John shall give sufficient Security to my said Son Samuel Satisfaction for his not
intermeddling concerning the Tenant Right or Possession of the said Farm That then the said
Trustees shall act in such Manner concerning the Disposal of the said principal Sum as They
shall think proper - All the Rest Residue and Remainder of my personal Estate and Effects
whatsoever I will shall be divided amongst all my Children / to wit / John, Samuel, Betty and
Joseph Share and Share alike - And lastly I do appoint the said Thomas Hayward, Joseph
Hyde and my son Samuel Dearnalley joint Executors of this my last Will and Testament
hereby revoking all former Wills by me made And I will that my said Executors shall be paid
for all their Trouble Loss of Time and Expenses which They shall be put unto in the
Execution of this Trust hereby in them reposed. In Witness whereof I the said John Dearnalley
the Testator have to this my last Will and Testament set my hand and Seal the Day and Year
first above written -
John Dearnaley
Signed Sealed published and declared
by the said Testator as and for his last
Will and Testament in the Presence of
us who in his Presence and at his Request
and in the Presence of each other have
subscribed our Names as Witnesses
John Newton
Wm Jaggar
Js Crosland
The sixth day of Nov 1780 Joseph
Hyde and Samuel Dearnaly two of
the Executors within named were
sworn in comon form (Thomas
Hayward the other Executor first renenning
voluntarily) before me
R Kinder
Surrogate
The amount given to me is £150 0s 6d
Probate issued
11th of December 1780
Transcribed by Janet A Davies
February 2011
- JAD.
The spelling Dearnalley is used in the will, but the signature is Dearnaley.
Line and page breaks as in the original.
The name of John's brother-in-law (in the crossed out section of the will given in italics on page 2) is a bit of a mystery. His children's baptism records are to be found under the name 'Edges'.
The 22 people named in the document are listed on the 4th page.
In the Name of God Amen I John Dearnalley of Woodhead in the Parish of
Mottram in the County Palatine of Chester being of sound and disposing Mind and
Memory / praised be for the same / Do this Second Day of July In the
Year of our Lord One thousand and seven hundred and seventy eight make publish and
declare this my last Will and Testament in Manner following - First my Will and
Mind is that all my Debts Funeral Expenses and the Probate of this my Will shall
be fully paid discharged and satisfied by my Executors hereinafter named - And
whereas I have surrendered All my Copyhold Estates within the Manor of Wakefield
in the County of York according to the Custom of the said Manor To such Uses as I should
declare in and by my last Will and Testament Now I do declare such Uses to be as
hereinafter is mentioned concerning the same - I give and devise to Elizabeth my
loving wife All that Messuage or Tenement at Hoylandswaine in the Parish of Silkstone
in the County of York with the Lands and Ground to the same belonging now in the
Tenure and Occupation of David Forth or his Undertenants To hold the same to my said
Wife and her Assigns for and during the Form of her natural Life yet nevertheless
Subject to Impeachment of Wast and which Devise I will shall be in full Lieu
Recompence and Satisfaction of all Dower and Thirds which She may have or claim of
in to or out of any real Estate which I may be possessed of at the Time of my Decease
I also give to my said Wife the Bed and Beding wherein we usually lie and such other
Things as She usually calls her own and my Desire further is that She may reside in the
House where I now lie during the Continuance of the Term therein with my Son Samuel Yet
in Case they cannot agree to live together I will that She shall have the Use of that Room
called the parlour with full and free Liberty of Ingress Egress and Regress to and from the
same during the Continuance of the Term which I have therein or of that little House where
Martha Morehouse lately inhabited lately repaired at her Election and in either Case I will
that She shall chose such Things of my Houshold Goods as will be sufficient to furnish
the said Room or Dwellinghouse whichsoever shall be her Choice and also for her necessary
Use the same to be delivered to her by my Executors upon Request - I give and bequeath
to my Son John Dearnalley the Sum of One Hundred Pounds to be paid to him within Twelve
Months next after my Decease by my Executors - I give and devise All that Copyhold
Messuage or Tenement with the Lands and Grounds to the same belonging called Ings in the
Township of Holm now in the Possession of John Hinchliff or his Assigns to my son Joseph
Dearnalley and his Heirs for ever - I also give to him my Son Joseph such of the
Beds and Beding in the Chamber over the House as He shall chose and a Chest in the same
Chamber - I also give to him my Son Joseph the Tenant Right which I have to the
Dwellinghouse wherein Martha Morehouse lately lived in Case my said Wife should not chose
to inhabit it to enter to immediately after my Decease but if my said Wife should be
willing to dwell therein Then it is my Will and Mind That my said Son Joseph shall
enter to it immediately after the Decease of my said Wife and enjoy it during the then
Residue of the Term which I have therein in Case He shall occupy it himself but not
otherwise - I given and bequeath All the Tenant right Title and Interest which I
have of in and to the Dwellinghouse Outhousing and Farm of Lands which I now occupy at
Woodhead under the Honourable Wilbraham Tollemache Esq with the Appurtenances unto my Son
Samuel Dearnalley his Executors and Administrators. I also give to my said Son Samuel his
Executors and Administrators All my Houshold Goods Stock of Hay Corn Straw Cattle
Sheep and all the Husbandry Gear and Implements of Husbandry all other the Stock within
or about my Dwellinghouse and Farm / Except what is above disposed of / to enter to the same
immediately after my Decease in the Situation They shall then be. I give to my Servant
Elizabeth Wordsworth the Sum of Eight Pounds to be paid to her within twelve Months next after
my Decease.
(Crossed out section: I give and bequeath to Mary Hannah Ann and Samuel Son and Daughters Of
John Eatchen late of Hatfield in the Parish of Glossop Latter deceased the Sum of Forty
Shillings apiece to be paid to them severally within Twelve Months next after my Decease)
And my Will and Mind further is that in Case the provision above made for my said Wife shall
in the Opinion of the Executors be too little for her Maintenance and Support That they shall
out of my Effects make such further Allowance to her as They Shall think requisite during the
Term of her natural Life - I give and devise All that Messuage or Tenement with the
Lands and Ground to the same belonging at Hoylandswaine aforesaid from and immediately
after the Decease of my said Wife To Thomas Hayward of Woodhead my Son in Law Joseph
Hyde of Tintwistle in the County of Chester and my Son Samuel Dearnalley and the Survivors
and Survivor of them and the Heirs of such Survivor upon the Trusts and to and for the Uses
and Purposes hereinafter mentioned / that is to say / That They the said Thomas Hayward
Joseph Hyde and Samuel Dearnalley of the Survivors or Survivor of them and the Heirs of
such Survivor shall and will with all convenient Speed after the Death of my said Wife sell
and dispose of the same Estate for the best Price or Prices that they reasonably can get for
the same And that they shall pay and divide the Money arriving from such Sale to and amongst
all my Children / to wit / John Dearnalley, Samuel Dearnalley, Betty the Wife of said Joseph
Hyde and Joseph Dearnalley equally amongst them Share and Share alike Yet nevertheless my
Will and Mind further is and I do order and direct that the Part or Shares of the Money
arising from the Sale of the said Estate which shall be the Part of my said Son John shall
not be paid to him until after the Expiration of the Lease which I now have of the Farm
which I now occupy at Woodhead aforesaid But in Case my said Wife shall happen to die
before that Time that my said Son John's Share of the said Money shall be put out to Interest
upon good Security untill after the Expiration of the said Term which Interest shall from Time
to Time be paid to him But in Case He my said Son John shall make any Attempts to get the
Dwellinghouse and Farm which I now occupy at Woodhead aforesaid or any Part thereof to
himself or shall give to my said Son Samuel any Trouble or cause any Trouble to be given
to him either by himself or any other Person or Persons concerning the said Dwellinghouse
and Farm or any Part thereof in any wise That then the said Principal Sum so last above
appointed to be the Part or Share of my said Son John and to be put out at Interest as
aforesaid shall not be paid to my said Son John but shall go be paid to and equally divided
amongst the rest of my Children Share and Share alike Yet nevertheless in Case my said
Son John shall give sufficient Security to my said Son Samuel Satisfaction for his not
intermeddling concerning the Tenant Right or Possession of the said Farm That then the said
Trustees shall act in such Manner concerning the Disposal of the said principal Sum as They
shall think proper - All the Rest Residue and Remainder of my personal Estate and Effects
whatsoever I will shall be divided amongst all my Children / to wit / John, Samuel, Betty and
Joseph Share and Share alike - And lastly I do appoint the said Thomas Hayward, Joseph
Hyde and my son Samuel Dearnalley joint Executors of this my last Will and Testament
hereby revoking all former Wills by me made And I will that my said Executors shall be paid
for all their Trouble Loss of Time and Expenses which They shall be put unto in the
Execution of this Trust hereby in them reposed. In Witness whereof I the said John Dearnalley
the Testator have to this my last Will and Testament set my hand and Seal the Day and Year
first above written -
John Dearnaley
Signed Sealed published and declared
by the said Testator as and for his last
Will and Testament in the Presence of
us who in his Presence and at his Request
and in the Presence of each other have
subscribed our Names as Witnesses
John Newton
Wm Jaggar
Js Crosland
The sixth day of Nov 1780 Joseph
Hyde and Samuel Dearnaly two of
the Executors within named were
sworn in comon form (Thomas
Hayward the other Executor first renenning
voluntarily) before me
R Kinder
Surrogate
The amount given to me is £150 0s 6d
Probate issued
11th of December 1780
Transcribed by Janet A Davies
February 2011
| List of names in the above Will of John Dearnaley | |
| His wife: | Elizabeth |
| His children: | John, Samuel, Betty, Joseph |
| His daughter's husband: | Joseph Hyde |
| His brother-in-law: | John Eatchen (spelling?) (husband of John's sister Ann) |
| His sister's children: | Mary, Hannah, Ann and Samuel (with father John Eatchen) |
| His servant: | Elizabeth Wordsworth |
| His tenants: | David Forth at Hoylandswaine in the Parish of Silkstone |
| John Hinchliff at Ings in the township of Holm | |
| The late Mary Morehouse at a cottage (at Woodhead?) | |
| His landlord at Woodhead: | The Honourable Wilbraham Tollemache |
| One of the executors: | Thomas Hayward |
| The witnesses: | John Newton, Wm Jaggar, Js Crosland (?) |
| Legal guy: | R Kinder |
- JAD.
Death:
John Dearnaley died in 1780 at Woodhead, Cheshire, England, at age 71 years
.
Tintwistle families:
The following all appear to be descendants of this John D through sons John & Joseph (half-brothers)
see John Dearnaley
see Joseph Dearnaley
Baptisms from
The Register-Book belonging to the Dissenting Chapel at Tintwistle in the County of Chester from the second day of October 1785.
George Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Sarah his wife of Tintwistle aforesaid (born on the 19th of February 1786) was baptized on the 30th March 1786 by me W: Hudson
see George Dearnalley
Mary Dearnalley daughter of Joseph Dearnalley & Hannah his wife of Tintwistle (born March 10th 1801 baptized March 15th 1801
see Mary Dearnalley
John Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle (born Novr 11th baptized Dec 7th 1801
see John Dearnalley
Sarah Dearnalley dr of Joseph Dearnalley & Sarah his wife of Tintwistle (born Dec 31st 1801) baptized Jany 17th 1802
see Sarah Dearnalley
Betty Dearnalley dr of Joseph Dearnalley & Hannah his wife of Healey Bridge (born Feby 26th baptized May 1st 1803
see Betty Dearnalley
James Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born March 8 baptized April 8th 1804
see James Dearnaley
Isaac Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Sarah his wife of Tintwistle born April 6th baptized April 22d 1804
see Isaac Dearnaley
John Dearnalley son of Joseph & Hannah Dearnalley of Ridge Hill in the Parish of Ashton born July 14th baptized Sepr 23d 1804.
see John Dearnalley
Mary Dearnalley dr of James Dearnalley & Ann his wife of Tintwistle born May 31st baptized June 12th 1806
see Mary Dearnally
Thomas Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born June 13th baptized July 14th 1806
see Thomas Dearnaley
William Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Hannah his wife of Ridgehill born July 18th baptized 13th Sepr 1807
see William Dearnalley
Sarah Dearnalley dr of James Dearnalley & Ann his wife of Tintwistle born Sepr 13th baptized Sepr 25th 1808
recorded as "Jenny Dearnaley" in FamilySearch - A "Jenny" appears in the line above Sarah
see Sarah Dearnalley
William Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born Sepr 11th baptized Sepr 26th 1808
see William Dearnaley
John Dearnally son of of James Dearnally & Ann his wife of Tintwistle born Novr 9th baptized Decr 22nd 1810 by Mr Blackburn
see John Dearnaley
Jos.h Dearneley son of Joseph & Mary Dearneley of Tintwistle born Feby 24th baptd-April 7th 1811
see Joseph Dearnaley
Hannah daugr of James Dernaley and Ann his wife of Tintwistle born Novr 16th 1812 baptized Janury 24th 1813
see Hannah Dernaley
Thos Darnelly son of James and Ann Darnelly Tintwist born Novr 1st baptized 12th 1814
see Thomas Dearnaley
Ann the drof Joseph & Mary Darnelly of Tintwistle born Jany 3d & baptized Feby 5th 1815
see Ann Dearnaley
Ruth drof David & Martha Darnelly of Tintwistle Born Jany 17th1817 (or Jan 7th)
no baptismal date shown and baptisms appear to be out of date sequence.
see Ruth Dernaley
Ralph son of Joseph & Mary Dearnaly of Tintwistle Born Feby 1st Baptized March 16th 1817
see Ralph Dearnaley
Joseph Hyde son of James & Ann Dearnaly of Tintwistle born June 7th & Baptized the 17th 1817
see Joseph Hyde Dearnaly
Abel son of Mary Dearnely was born May 1st & bapd June 20th 1825
bonk(?) Holm?worth
see Abel Dearnely
As all the children baptized at Tintwistle Independent were descendants of John Dearnaley, it seems logical that Mary (born c. 1804) was probably a daughter of Joseph Dearnaley & Mary OR a grandaughter of Joseph Dearnaley & Sarah Newton.
Two known Candidates: Mary Dearnalley (1801-), Mary Dearnally (1806-)
Betty Drof David & Martha Dearnely Tintwistle born Sepr 18th& bapd Octr 28th 1825
see Betty Dearnaley
David Dernerley Son of David & Martha Dernerley of Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram, in the County of Chester was born Jany 11th 1826 and Baptized April 9th 1826
By W. Waterfield
see David Dearnaley
next 3 -no baptismal date
George Dearnaley Son of David Dearnaley and Martha his Wife of Tintwistle born March 31 1819
see George Dearnaley
Abel Dearnaley Son of David Dearnaley and Martha his Wife of Tintwistle born June 22d 1821
see Abel Dearnaley
Betty Dearnaley Dr of David Dearnaley and Martha his Wife of Tintwistle born Sept 18th 1823
see Betty Dearnaley
William Dearnaley son Isaac and Hannah his wife Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram in the County of Chester born 21st February 1827 - baptized 8th April 1827 by me Jeremiah Fielding
see William Dearnaley
Henry, son of James Dearnely & Ann his wife was born at Tintwistle in the parish of Mottram, in the County of Chester, on the second day of Sepr in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & twenty seven & was baptized on the twenty first day of November the same year by me John Cass Potter
see Henry Dearnaley
William Dearnaley son Isaac and Hannah his wife Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram in the County of Chester born 21st February 1827 - baptized 8th April 1827 by me Jeremiah Fielding
see William Dearnaley
Henry, son of James Dearnely & Ann his wife was born at Tintwistle in the parish of Mottram, in the County of Chester, on the second day of Sepr in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & twenty seven & was baptized on the twenty first day of November the same year by me John Cass Potter
see Henry Dearnaley.
The following all appear to be descendants of this John D through sons John & Joseph (half-brothers)
see John Dearnaley
see Joseph Dearnaley
Baptisms from
The Register-Book belonging to the Dissenting Chapel at Tintwistle in the County of Chester from the second day of October 1785.
George Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Sarah his wife of Tintwistle aforesaid (born on the 19th of February 1786) was baptized on the 30th March 1786 by me W: Hudson
see George Dearnalley
Mary Dearnalley daughter of Joseph Dearnalley & Hannah his wife of Tintwistle (born March 10th 1801 baptized March 15th 1801
see Mary Dearnalley
John Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle (born Novr 11th baptized Dec 7th 1801
see John Dearnalley
Sarah Dearnalley dr of Joseph Dearnalley & Sarah his wife of Tintwistle (born Dec 31st 1801) baptized Jany 17th 1802
see Sarah Dearnalley
Betty Dearnalley dr of Joseph Dearnalley & Hannah his wife of Healey Bridge (born Feby 26th baptized May 1st 1803
see Betty Dearnalley
James Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born March 8 baptized April 8th 1804
see James Dearnaley
Isaac Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Sarah his wife of Tintwistle born April 6th baptized April 22d 1804
see Isaac Dearnaley
John Dearnalley son of Joseph & Hannah Dearnalley of Ridge Hill in the Parish of Ashton born July 14th baptized Sepr 23d 1804.
see John Dearnalley
Mary Dearnalley dr of James Dearnalley & Ann his wife of Tintwistle born May 31st baptized June 12th 1806
see Mary Dearnally
Thomas Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born June 13th baptized July 14th 1806
see Thomas Dearnaley
William Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Hannah his wife of Ridgehill born July 18th baptized 13th Sepr 1807
see William Dearnalley
Sarah Dearnalley dr of James Dearnalley & Ann his wife of Tintwistle born Sepr 13th baptized Sepr 25th 1808
recorded as "Jenny Dearnaley" in FamilySearch - A "Jenny" appears in the line above Sarah
see Sarah Dearnalley
William Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born Sepr 11th baptized Sepr 26th 1808
see William Dearnaley
John Dearnally son of of James Dearnally & Ann his wife of Tintwistle born Novr 9th baptized Decr 22nd 1810 by Mr Blackburn
see John Dearnaley
Jos.h Dearneley son of Joseph & Mary Dearneley of Tintwistle born Feby 24th baptd-April 7th 1811
see Joseph Dearnaley
Hannah daugr of James Dernaley and Ann his wife of Tintwistle born Novr 16th 1812 baptized Janury 24th 1813
see Hannah Dernaley
Thos Darnelly son of James and Ann Darnelly Tintwist born Novr 1st baptized 12th 1814
see Thomas Dearnaley
Ann the drof Joseph & Mary Darnelly of Tintwistle born Jany 3d & baptized Feby 5th 1815
see Ann Dearnaley
Ruth drof David & Martha Darnelly of Tintwistle Born Jany 17th1817 (or Jan 7th)
no baptismal date shown and baptisms appear to be out of date sequence.
see Ruth Dernaley
Ralph son of Joseph & Mary Dearnaly of Tintwistle Born Feby 1st Baptized March 16th 1817
see Ralph Dearnaley
Joseph Hyde son of James & Ann Dearnaly of Tintwistle born June 7th & Baptized the 17th 1817
see Joseph Hyde Dearnaly
Abel son of Mary Dearnely was born May 1st & bapd June 20th 1825
bonk(?) Holm?worth
see Abel Dearnely
As all the children baptized at Tintwistle Independent were descendants of John Dearnaley, it seems logical that Mary (born c. 1804) was probably a daughter of Joseph Dearnaley & Mary OR a grandaughter of Joseph Dearnaley & Sarah Newton.
Two known Candidates: Mary Dearnalley (1801-), Mary Dearnally (1806-)
Betty Drof David & Martha Dearnely Tintwistle born Sepr 18th& bapd Octr 28th 1825
see Betty Dearnaley
David Dernerley Son of David & Martha Dernerley of Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram, in the County of Chester was born Jany 11th 1826 and Baptized April 9th 1826
By W. Waterfield
see David Dearnaley
next 3 -no baptismal date
George Dearnaley Son of David Dearnaley and Martha his Wife of Tintwistle born March 31 1819
see George Dearnaley
Abel Dearnaley Son of David Dearnaley and Martha his Wife of Tintwistle born June 22d 1821
see Abel Dearnaley
Betty Dearnaley Dr of David Dearnaley and Martha his Wife of Tintwistle born Sept 18th 1823
see Betty Dearnaley
William Dearnaley son Isaac and Hannah his wife Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram in the County of Chester born 21st February 1827 - baptized 8th April 1827 by me Jeremiah Fielding
see William Dearnaley
Henry, son of James Dearnely & Ann his wife was born at Tintwistle in the parish of Mottram, in the County of Chester, on the second day of Sepr in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & twenty seven & was baptized on the twenty first day of November the same year by me John Cass Potter
see Henry Dearnaley
William Dearnaley son Isaac and Hannah his wife Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram in the County of Chester born 21st February 1827 - baptized 8th April 1827 by me Jeremiah Fielding
see William Dearnaley
Henry, son of James Dearnely & Ann his wife was born at Tintwistle in the parish of Mottram, in the County of Chester, on the second day of Sepr in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & twenty seven & was baptized on the twenty first day of November the same year by me John Cass Potter
see Henry Dearnaley.
Child of John Dearnaley and Unknown (?)
- John Dearnaley+ b. 1741, d. Apr 1810
Children of John Dearnaley and Elizabeth Simpson
- Samuel Dearnaley+ b. Mar 1745, d. 9 Aug 1832
- Bettey Dearnaley+ b. Mar 1748, d. Apr 1823
- Joseph Dearnaley+ b. 1750, d. 10 Jun 1812
Walter Dearnaley
ID# 5056, b. 28 March 1887, d. about May 1965
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Walter Dearnaley was born on 28 March 1887 at Hadfield, Derbyshire, England,
.
Walter Dearnaley was the son of George Dearnaley and Mary Jane Rothwell.
Walter Dearnaley was educated on 1 July 1895
Walter Dearnley; born 18 Mar 1887; Admission - Hadfield Wesleyan (Training) School, Hadfield, Derbyshire; Parent/Guardian - George Dearnley ; abode Brosscroft; previous school Infants.
National School Admission Registers & Log-Books 1870-1914.
National School Admission Registers & Log-Books 1870-1914.
Walter Dearnaley witnessed the Marriage of Martha Ann Hamer and Edward Dearnaley on 19 May 1907 at Whitfield Parish Church, Whitfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Edward Dearnaley 24 Bachelor, Labourer res: 110 Brookfield, Dinting fa: George Dearnaley (deceased)
Martha Ann Hamer 21 Spinster, Weaver res: 17 Whitfield Cross fa: Randal Hamer, Iron-moulder
Both signed
Witnesses: Walter Dearnaley & Mary Lee.
Marriage:
Walter Dearnaley married Harriet H Boardman about November 1913 at Chorlton R.D., Lancashire, England,
.
Death:
Walter Dearnaley died about May 1965 at Manchester, Lancashire, England,
age: 78.
Walter Dearnaley
ID# 5057, b. August 1863, d. 6 April 1886
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Walter Dearnaley was born in August 1863 at Tintwistle, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Cheshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Walter Dearnaley was the son of Alfred Dearnaley and Lucy Fielding.
Walter Dearnaley was baptised on 6 September 1863 at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
'No.1475; born July 5; bapt. Sept 6; Walter[son of] Alfred & Lucy Dearnaley; abode Tintwistle; Farmer'
Tintwistle Parish Baptisms.
Tintwistle Parish Baptisms.
Death:
Walter Dearnaley died on 6 April 1886 at Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England, at age 22 years and 8 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.
Walter Dearnaley was buried on 9 April 1886 at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
'No.2317; Walter Dearnaley; abode Tintwistle; aged 22 yrs'
Tintwistle Parish Burials.
Tintwistle Parish Burials.
William Dearnaley
ID# 5058, b. 11 January 1885, d. 29 December 1948
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
William Dearnaley was born on 11 January 1885 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Ashton-Under-Lyne - 1891 census.
William Dearnaley was the son of William Dearnaley and Emma Bird.
Marriage:
William Dearnaley married Florence Mabel Sykes about August 1909 at Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,
.
DEARNALEY William of 450 Stockport-road Hyde Cheshire.
Probate to William Dearnaley engine fitter Harold Bird Dearnaley commercial traveller and Harold Dearnaley executive member of a trade association.
Effects £6867 6s. 2d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
Probate to William Dearnaley engine fitter Harold Bird Dearnaley commercial traveller and Harold Dearnaley executive member of a trade association.
Effects £6867 6s. 2d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
Death:
William Dearnaley died on 29 December 1948 at 8 Longfield Road, Shaw Crompton, Lancashire, England, at age 63 years, 11 months and 18 days
recorded as age 63
Middleton R.D.
Middleton R.D.
Probate was granted on his estate on 23 April 1949 at London, England,
DEARNALEY William of 8 Longfield-road Shaw Crompton Lancashire.
Probate to Florence Mabel Dearnley widow.
Effects £5914 17s. 3d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
Probate to Florence Mabel Dearnley widow.
Effects £5914 17s. 3d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
William Dearnaley
ID# 5059, b. 21 February 1827, d. about November 1908
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Lived in same street as Joseph & family in 1891. - cousins?
See Joseph Dearnaley.
See Joseph Dearnaley.
Birth:
William Dearnaley was born on 21 February 1827 at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
.
William Dearnaley was the son of Isaac Dearnaley and Hannah Horseman.
William Dearnaley was baptised on 8 April 1827 at Tintwistle Independent Chapel, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
William Dearnaley son Isaac and Hannah his wife Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram in the County of Chester born 21st February 1827 - baptized 8th April 1827 by me Jeremiah Fielding.
in 1843 William Dearnaley lived at Tintwistle, Cheshire, England,
.
Marriage:
William Dearnaley married Eliza Hawley, daughter of Joseph Hawley and Elizabeth Goodison, on 30 November 1851 at Parish Church, Mottram in Longdendale Parish, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Lancashire, England,
William Dearnaley 25 Bachelor, Joiner res: Tintwistle fa: Isaac Dearnaley, Joiner
Eliza Hawley 24 Spinster, Servant res: Stayley fa: Joseph Hawley, Labourer
Both signed
Witnesses:Thos Stokehill & Jane Walker.
in 1853 William Dearnaley was a Joiner.
Death:
William Dearnaley died about November 1908 at Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,
Indexed as William Dearnaley, aged 81.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at
Tintwistle, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 6 June 1841:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at
Crossgate Lane, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at
Natwell, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 7 April 1861:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at
Saltersbrook Road & New Road, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 2 April 1871:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at
Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 3 April 1881:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at
1 Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England
.
On 5 April 1891:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1901 census at
1 Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 31 March 1901:-
Tintwistle, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 6 June 1841:-
note: Ages over 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5.DEARNALEY, Isaac 36 Joiner Cheshire; see Isaac Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Hannah 35
DEARNALEY, William 14 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Edwin 12 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Emma 10 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Charles 8 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Alfred 6 Cheshire
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HYDE, George 50 Ind. Cheshire; see George Hyde
HYDE, Sarah 35 Cheshire
HYDE, Edward 15 Cheshire
HYDE, Mary 10 Cheshire
HYDE, Augustus 8 Cheshire
HYDE, Claudius 7 Cheshire
HYDE, Matilda 4 Cheshire
HYDE, Elizabeth 1 Cheshire
HYDE, Jane 55 Ind. Cheshire
STRETTON, Mary 25 F.S.
MIDDLETON, Sarah 15 F.S. Cheshire
//
DEARNALEY, John 29 Cheshire; see John Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Elizabeth 35
Page: 22
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DEARNALEY, James 58 Farmer Cheshire; see James Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Ann 59 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Hannah 28 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Joseph 25 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Jesse 18 Mechanic Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Samuel 15 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Henry 12 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, James 20 Farmer Cheshire
Page: 23
RG number: HO107 Piece: 100 Book/Folio: 18/14
Registration District: Ashton & Oldham Sub District: Mottram
Civil Parish: Mottram In Longden Dale
Address: Tintwistle, Mottram In Longden Dale, Tintwistle County: Cheshire.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at
Crossgate Lane, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
DEARNALEY, Isaac Head Mar 46 Carpenter employing 3 Men Tintwistle, Cheshire see Isaac Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Hannah Wife Mar 45 - Cudworth, Yorkshire
DEARNALEY, William Son Unm 24 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Edwin Son Unm 22 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Emma Dau Unm 20 Assists in House Work Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Charles Son Unm 18 Overlooker Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Alfred Son - 17 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, David Son - 8 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
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Lyon family
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DEARNALEY, James Head Mar 67 Farmer of 64 acres Tintwistle, Cheshire see James Dearnaley
employs 2 Labs
DEARNALEY, Ann Wife Mar 69 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Hannah Dau Unm 38 House Work Tintwistle, Cheshire
MARSHALL, Ferry Servant Unm 46 Agriculture Labourer Tintwistle, Cheshire
RG number: HO107 Piece: 2239 Folio: 301 Page: 45
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne Sub District: Mottram
Enumeration District: 4C Ecclesiastical Parish: Tintwistle Church
Civil Parish: Tintwistle
Address: Crossgate Lane, Tintwistle, Lancashire.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at
Natwell, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 7 April 1861:-
DEARNALEY, William Head Mar 34 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Eliza Wife Mar 34 - Middop, Yorkshire
DEARNALEY, Hannah Dau - 9 Scholar Middop, Yorkshire
DEARNALEY, Arthur Son - 7 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Elizabeth Dau - 6 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Allen Son - 3 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Abel Son - 2 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Joseph H Son - 1mo - Tintwistle, Cheshire
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Syke family
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DEARNALEY, Isaac Head Mar 57 Carpenter Employing 5 Men Tintwistle, Cheshire See Isaac Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Hannah Wife Mar 55 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, David Son Unm 18 Farm Labourer Tintwistle, Cheshire
SHERRIF, Jane Niece - 10 House Servant Tintwistle, Cheshire See Jane Sherrif
DEARNALEY, Samuel Cousin Unm 81 Gentleman Tintwistle, Cheshire See Samuel Dearnaley
RG number: RG09 Piece: 3004 Folio: 35 Page: 22
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne Sub District: 8 Mottram
Ecclesiastical Parish: Christchurch Civil Parish: Tintwistle
Address: Natwell, Tintwistle, Lancashire.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at
Saltersbrook Road & New Road, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 2 April 1871:-
DERNALEY, William Head Mar 44 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Eliza Wife Mar 43 - Bradfield, Yorkshire
DERNALEY, Hannah Dau Unm 19 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Arthur Son Unm 17 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Elizabeth Dau - 16 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Allen Son - 13 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Abel Son - 11 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Joe H Son - 10 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Jane Dau - 8 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, Sarah A Dau - 5 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DERNALEY, John Son - 2 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
RG number: RG10 Piece: 4091 Folio: 17 Page: 4
Registration District: Ashton Under Lyne Sub District: Mottram
Enumeration District: 10 Civil Parish: Tintwistle
Address: Saltersbrook Road & New Road, Tintwistle, Lancashire.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at
Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 3 April 1881:-
DEARNALEY, William Head Mar 54 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Eliza Wife Mar 53 - Bradfield, Yorkshire
DEARNALEY, Hannah Dau Unm 29 Cotton Weaver Bradfield, Yorkshire
DEARNALEY, Abel Son Unm 21 Carpenter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Jane Dau Unm 18 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Sarah A Dau - 15 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
Address: Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire,
Family History Library Film: 1341971 Public Records Office Reference: RG11
Piece / Folio: 4061 / 28 Page Number: 4.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at
1 Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England
.On 5 April 1891:-
page 1
DEARNALEY, William* Head Mar 64 Joiner & Undertaker Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Eliza Wife Mar 63 - Middopstones, Yorkshire
DEARNALEY, Sarah Jane Dau Sngl 25 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
Address: 1, Church Street
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page 2
DEARNALEY, Joseph* Head Mar 55 Joiner Tintwistle, Cheshire see Joseph Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Alice Wife Mar 54 - Glossop, Derbyshire
WALKER, Emma Dau Mar 25 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
WALKER, James Son-in-law Mar 27 Book Keeper Hollingworth, Cheshire
BARNES, Alice GrandDau - 10 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
Address: 19, Church Street
Address: Church Street, Tintwistle, Lancashire
Registration District: Ashton Under Lyne Sub District: Mottram
Enumeration District: 11 Ecclesiastical Parish: Christchurch Tintwistle
Civil Parish: Tintwistle
RG number: RG12 Piece: 3297 Folio: 119 Page: 1 & 2
* William & Joseph are second cousins, one time removed.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1901 census at
1 Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England
.On 31 March 1901:-
DEARNALY, William Head Mar 74 Joiner Carp own account working at home Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALY, Eliza Wife Mar 73 - Bradfield, Yorkshire
DEARNALY, Sarah Ann Dau Sngl 35 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
RG number: RG13 Piece: 3802 Folio: 32 Page: 7
Registration District: Ashton Under Lyne (Lancashire) Sub District: Mottram
Enumeration District: 10 Ecclesiastical Parish: Christ Church Tintwistle
Civil Parish: Tintwistle (Cheshire)
Address: 1, Church Street, Tintwistle, Cheshire.
Child of William Dearnaley and Martha Burgess
- Allen Burgess b. 17 Aug 1843
Children of William Dearnaley and Eliza Hawley
- Hannah Dearnaley+ b. Jan 1852, d. abt Feb 1916
- Arthur Dearnaley+ b. 10 Nov 1853, d. abt Nov 1898
- Elizabeth Dearnaley+ b. abt Apr 1855
- Jane Dearnaley b. 14 Aug 1856, d. Oct 1856
- Allen Dearnaley+ b. abt Nov 1857, d. 31 Oct 1925
- Abel Dearnaley+ b. abt May 1859, d. abt Feb 1896
- Joseph Hawley Dearnaley+ b. abt Feb 1861
- Jane Dearnaley+ b. abt Nov 1862
- Sarah Ann Dearnaley b. abt Aug 1865, d. 5 Apr 1939
- John Dearnaley b. Jan 1869, d. Jul 1871
William Dearnaley
ID# 5060, b. about November 1874, d. 13 June 1931
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
William Dearnaley was born about November 1874 at Tintwistle, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Cheshire, England,
.
William Dearnaley was the son of Alfred Dearnaley and Lucy Fielding.
Death:
William Dearnaley died on 13 June 1931 at Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England,
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.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at
Saltersbrook Road, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 3 April 1881:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at
11 Albert Street, Glossop, Derbyshire, England.
On 5 April 1891:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1901 census at
18 Lambgates, Glossop, Derbyshire, England.
On 31 March 1901:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1911 census at
108 Waterside, Hadfield, Derbyshire, England.
On 2 April 1911:-
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1921 census at
2A Lambgates, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, England.
On 19 June 1921:-
Saltersbrook Road, Tintwistle, Cheshire, England.
On 3 April 1881:-
DEARNALEY, Alfred Head Mar 46 Joiner Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Lucy D Wife Mar 42 - Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Walter Son Unm 17 Joiner (Apprentice) Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Harriet Dau Unm 16 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, John Son - 13 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Emma Dau - 12 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ellen Dau - 10 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Isaac Son - 8 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, William Son - 6 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ann Dau - 3 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ruth Dau - 9 mo - Tintwistle, Cheshire
Address: Saltersbrook Road, Tintwistle, Cheshire
Family History Library Film: 1341971 Public Records Office Reference: RG11
Piece / Folio: 4061 / 19 Page Number: 32.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1891 census at
11 Albert Street, Glossop, Derbyshire, England
.On 5 April 1891:-
DEARNALEY, Alfred Head Mar 56 Joiner Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Lucy Wife Mar 52 - Hadfield, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Harriet Dau Sngl 25 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Emma Dau Sngl 22 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ellen Dau Sngl 20 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Isaac Son Sngl 18 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, William Son Sngl 16 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ann Dau Sngl 13 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ruth Dau Sngl 10 Scholar Tintwistle, Cheshire
RG number: RG12 Piece: 2784 Folio: 124 Page: 9
Registration District: Hayfield Sub District: Glossop
Enumeration District: 23 Ecclesiastical Parish: Hadfield
Civil Parish: Glossop Municipal Borough: Glossop
Address: 11, Albert Street, Glossop, Hadfield, Derbyshire.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1901 census at
18 Lambgates, Glossop, Derbyshire, England.
On 31 March 1901:-
DEARNALEY, Alfred Head Mar 66 Joiner Tintwistle, Cheshire see Alfred Dearnaley
DEARNALEY, Lucy Wife Mar 62 - Hadfield, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, William Son Sngl 26 Railway Shunter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ann Dau Sngl 23 Cotton Weaver Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ruth Dau Sngl 20 Stocking Knitter Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Charles W Head Mar 34 Cotton Spinner Hadfield, Derbyshire see Charles William Dearnley
DEARNALEY, Emma Wife Mar 30 - Compstall, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Ernest Son Sngl 4 - Hadfield, Derbyshire
Address: 18 Lambgates, Glossop, Derbyshire
Municipal ward: Hadfielld Registration district: Glossop
Archive reference: RG13 Piece number: 3276 Folio: 99 Page: 12
note: Alfred & Charles were 4th cousins, 2 times removed.
Commom ancestors were Joseph Dearneley & Elizabeth Hopwood.
One wonders whether they knew it!
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1911 census at
108 Waterside, Hadfield, Derbyshire, England
.On 2 April 1911:-
DEARNALEY, Alfred Head Mar 76 None Retired Cotton Overlooker Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Lucy Wife Mar 48 yrs* 72 - Padfield Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, William Son Sngl 35 Bricklayers Labourer Builders Dawson Ltd Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ann Dau Sngl 33 House Keeper Tintwistle, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ruth Dau Sngl 30 Stocking Knitter Tintwistle, Cheshire
* 11 children born alive; 7 still living
RG number: RG14 Piece: 21278 Registration District: Glossop
Sub District: Glossop Enumeration District: 13 Parish: Glossop
Address: 108 Waterside Hadfield, Derbyshire.
William Dearnaley appeared in the 1921 census at
2A Lambgates, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, England.
On 19 June 1921:-
Name Rel. Age Stat. Born Occupation, Employer, Place of Work
DEARNALEY, William Joint occupier 46y 7m Sngl. Tintwistle, Cheshire Builders Labourer, out of work,
DEARNALEY, Ruth Joint occupier 41y 0m Sngl. Tintwistle, Cheshire Stocking Knitter, Thomas Hadfield, & Son Draper,
High St., Glossop
Address: 12A Lambgates, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire
Registration District: Glossop Sub-district: Glossop
Borough: Glossop MB Ward of borough or urban district: Hadfield
Enumeration District: 13 Series: RG 15
Piece No.: 16589 Schedule no.: 44.