Gladys Cecilia Washington
ID# 5273, b. 10 December 1892, d. about November 1974
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Gladys Cecilia Washington was born on 10 December 1892 at Chester R.D., Cheshire, England,
Gladys' death record shows a birth date of 10 Dec 1892.
The 1939 Register shows 10 Dec 1893.
Her birth appears to be registered (as Gladys Washington) 1Q 1893 in Chester R.D., with baptism 16 Jan 1893.
The 1939 Register shows 10 Dec 1893.
Her birth appears to be registered (as Gladys Washington) 1Q 1893 in Chester R.D., with baptism 16 Jan 1893.
Gladys Cecilia Washington was the daughter of John Webb Washington and Ada Levens.
Gladys Cecilia Washington was baptised on 16 January 1893 at All Sant's, Delph, Cheshire, England,
Private Baptism 16 Jan 1893
"Received", July 2nd
'Gladys, [dau of] John Webb & Ada Washington; abode: 3 Hamilton Street; occupation: Solicitor's clerk.'
"Received", July 2nd
'Gladys, [dau of] John Webb & Ada Washington; abode: 3 Hamilton Street; occupation: Solicitor's clerk.'
Marriage:
Gladys Cecilia Washington married Arthur Dearnaley, son of Allen Dearnaley and Ann Alice Gill, about November 1913 at Prestwich R.D., Lancashire, England,
.
Gladys Cecilia Washington was living about 1930 at Petworth Street, Cheetham Hill, Manchester, Lancashire, England.
Death:
Gladys Cecilia Washington died about November 1974 at Manchester R.D., Lancashire, England,
Indexed as Gladys Cecelia Dearnaley, born 10 Dec 1892.
Children of Gladys Cecilia Washington and Arthur Dearnaley
- John Arthur Dearnaley+ b. 25 Jun 1914, d. 19 Jun 1965
- Charles Edwin Dearnaley b. 17 Feb 1916, d. abt May 1936
- Gladys Barbara Dearnaley+ b. 19 Aug 1918, d. 19 Jul 1995
- Sybil Mary Dearnaley+ b. 14 Aug 1921, d. abt May 1984
- Eugene Dearnaley b. abt Aug 1930, d. abt Aug 1930
John Webb Washington
ID# 5274, b. 1863
Birth:
John Webb Washington was born in 1863 at Chester, Cheshire, England,
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Marriage:
John Webb Washington married Ada Levens about November 1885 at Liverpool, Lancashire, England,
freebmd marriage Liverpool 1885 8b 75.
Child of John Webb Washington and Ada Levens
- Gladys Cecilia Washington+ b. 10 Dec 1892, d. abt Nov 1974
Christina Wolstenholme
ID# 5275, b. 24 January 1916, d. 17 August 2014
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Christina's father, John Wolstenholme was an engineer in a cotton mill in Heywood. Christina was a waitress until she married. They lived first in Manchester and then Sale until in 1968 she emigrated to Australia where her other daughter Jean now lives.
- web page 2010.
- web page 2010.
Birth:
Christina Wolstenholme was born on 24 January 1916
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Christina Wolstenholme was the daughter of John Wolstenholme.
Marriage:
Christina Wolstenholme married John Arthur Dearnaley, son of Arthur Dearnaley and Gladys Cecilia Washington, about November 1935 at Manchester, Lancashire, England,
.
in 1965 Christina Wolstenholme lived at 10 Chestnut Drive, Sale, Cheshire, England,
.
Christina Wolstenholme emigrated in 1968 to Australia
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Christina Wolstenholme emigrated in 1968 to Australia
.
Death:
Christina Wolstenholme died on 17 August 2014 at Hahndorf Residential Care, Hahndorf, South Australia, Australia, at age 98 years, 6 months and 24 days
.
John Dearnaley
ID# 5276, b. about 1682, d. 1749
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Could this be the John D who was in Whitfield in 1733 ?
see John Dearneley.
see John Dearneley.
John moved from Bettenhill (a farm that still exists) in Glossop, to Woodhead.
John (1708-) & Sarah (1722-) are shown as children of 'Johanis & Annae', whereas Hana, Elizabeth, Petrus & Maria are shown as children of 'Johanis & Hanae'.
We know there was a son John; he may not have been the 1708 child. Sarah is also uncertain as she is much later and we don't have a Sarah in John's will. - IG.
John (1708-) & Sarah (1722-) are shown as children of 'Johanis & Annae', whereas Hana, Elizabeth, Petrus & Maria are shown as children of 'Johanis & Hanae'.
We know there was a son John; he may not have been the 1708 child. Sarah is also uncertain as she is much later and we don't have a Sarah in John's will. - IG.
Birth:
John Dearnaley was born about 1682
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John Dearnaley was the son of Joseph Dearneley and Elizabeth Hopwood.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Hanna (?) about 1701
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between 1704 and 1706 John Dearnaley lived at Bottim Hill, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
aka: Betten Hill / Bettenhill.
Birth:
John Dearnaley was born about 1707
.
between 1708 and 1714 John Dearnaley lived at Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Mary Wittorth on 19 August 1728 at Mottram in Longdendale Parish, Cheshire, England,
'John Dearneley of Glossop and Mary Wittorth of this Parish by Publication.'
in 1749 John Dearnaley was a Yeoman.
John Dearnaley left a will on 9 May 1749 at Woodhead, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
Will of John Dernerley 1750
In the Name of God Amen I John Dernerley of Woodhead in the parish of
Mottram Longdendale in the County of Chester Yeoman being Weak of Body but of
Sound Mind and Memory (blessed be God) Do this Ninth day of May in the year
of our Lord 1749 make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner
following (that is to say) - First my Mind and will is that all my just Debts
Funerale Expenses Probate of my Will and Exhibitting an Inventory be paid by my
Executors hereafter mentioned - Then my will is that my Executors do so soon as
can be after my Decease Sell and Dispose of all my Goods Cattle and Chattles that
I am now possessed off or shall dye possessed off (save and except two Bedds and Bedding
and all such other Goods as were my Wifes before her Intermarriage) Together
with a certain Tenant right which I have in a Messuage or Tenement situate in
Padfield in the parish of Glossop and County of Derby which I hold by Lease for a
Term of twenty one Years (about Sixteen of which are still in being) under His Grace
the Duke of Norfolk - and that after the Sale thereof they do apply the money
arising therefrom to and for the Uses following (that is to say) That they putt out
at Interest the Sume of Eighty pounds part thereof for the raiseing of four pounds
Account (if they can) and that they apply such Interest for the life and benefitt
of my wife Mary during her Naturale Life or till her marriage again and
That they do putt out the same Imediately after my Death or so soon after
as they can raise Money from and by the Sale of my said Goods Cattle and Chattles
and my Tenements before mentioned and my Tenant right therein and that they do
apply pay my said Wife the said Sume of four pounds the Yearly Interest of the
said Sume of Eighty pounds Yearly and every year during her Naturale Life
or till her Intermarriage again as aforesaid from the time of the Sale of such
my goods and Chattles and Tenements which I order to be sold Imediately after my Death
as aforesaid And as for the residue of the Money arising from the Sale of such my Goods
and Chattles and my Tenements herein before mentioned I order my said Executors
to pay and Dispose of in manner and from following (that is to say) I Give and
Bequeath unto my Son John Dernerley one of my Executors hereafter mentioned the
Sume of ten pounds to be paid out of the Money arriving from Sale of my said
personalty and Tenements as aforesaid Then I Give and Bequeath unto my
Son Peter the Sume of five pounds to be paid him as aforesaid - Then
I Give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Ann Euhos wife of John Euhos in
Hadfield a Cottage in Hadfield which she now lives in dureing the Term of the
Lease by which I hold the same under the said Duke of Norfolk (paying the Lords
rent the same is Charged with yearly during the said Term) and also the further
Sume of twenty pounds to be paid out of my said personalty and the Money
arising from the Sale thereof and of my Tenements as aforesaid Then I Give and
Bequeath unto Elizabeth Syke Wife of William Syke another of my Executors
hereafter mentioned the Sume of thirty pounds ariseing from the Sale of my
personalty the same to be paid here thereout as aforesaid - then I Give and
Bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Wife of John Garlick the Sume of thirty
pounds the same to be paid her out of the Money ariseing from the Sale of my
personalty and Tenements as aforesaid And all the rest and residue of the Money
ariseing from the Sale of such Goods and Chattles and Tenements before mentioned over
and besides paying and Dischargeing the said severale and respective Legacys before
mentioned together with the said Sume of Eighty pounds to be placed out at Interest
as aforesaid / after the Death and Decease of my said wife or her Intermarriage
again as aforesaid I Give and Bequeath unto my Children as shall be living
the same to be Divided amongst them Share and Share alike if any of my
said Children dye before he or she have received or be Intitled to such Share
Then I Give and Bequeath such my said Childs part Share to be equally
divided amongst his her or their Children as shall be then Living share and
share alike and I do hereby Constitute and appoint my said son John
Dernerley and Son in Law William Syke Executors of this my last Will and Testament
hopeing they perform the Trust hereby reposed in them In Witness whereof
I the said John Dernerley have to this my last Will and Testament Sett my Hand
and Seal the Day and Year first within written
The mark of
John Dernerley
Signed Sealed and Delivered by the
said John Dernerley the Testator
as and for his last Will and Testament
in the presence of us who were present
at the Signing and Sealing hereof
John Taylor
Robt Taylor
From the final page:
May 11 1750
John Derneley and William Syke the Executors
within named were Sworn in Common form
Probat issued the 12th of same
before John Harrison
Surrogate
transcribed by Janet A Davies
March 2011.
In the Name of God Amen I John Dernerley of Woodhead in the parish of
Mottram Longdendale in the County of Chester Yeoman being Weak of Body but of
Sound Mind and Memory (blessed be God) Do this Ninth day of May in the year
of our Lord 1749 make and publish this my last Will and Testament in manner
following (that is to say) - First my Mind and will is that all my just Debts
Funerale Expenses Probate of my Will and Exhibitting an Inventory be paid by my
Executors hereafter mentioned - Then my will is that my Executors do so soon as
can be after my Decease Sell and Dispose of all my Goods Cattle and Chattles that
I am now possessed off or shall dye possessed off (save and except two Bedds and Bedding
and all such other Goods as were my Wifes before her Intermarriage) Together
with a certain Tenant right which I have in a Messuage or Tenement situate in
Padfield in the parish of Glossop and County of Derby which I hold by Lease for a
Term of twenty one Years (about Sixteen of which are still in being) under His Grace
the Duke of Norfolk - and that after the Sale thereof they do apply the money
arising therefrom to and for the Uses following (that is to say) That they putt out
at Interest the Sume of Eighty pounds part thereof for the raiseing of four pounds
Account (if they can) and that they apply such Interest for the life and benefitt
of my wife Mary during her Naturale Life or till her marriage again and
That they do putt out the same Imediately after my Death or so soon after
as they can raise Money from and by the Sale of my said Goods Cattle and Chattles
and my Tenements before mentioned and my Tenant right therein and that they do
apply pay my said Wife the said Sume of four pounds the Yearly Interest of the
said Sume of Eighty pounds Yearly and every year during her Naturale Life
or till her Intermarriage again as aforesaid from the time of the Sale of such
my goods and Chattles and Tenements which I order to be sold Imediately after my Death
as aforesaid And as for the residue of the Money arising from the Sale of such my Goods
and Chattles and my Tenements herein before mentioned I order my said Executors
to pay and Dispose of in manner and from following (that is to say) I Give and
Bequeath unto my Son John Dernerley one of my Executors hereafter mentioned the
Sume of ten pounds to be paid out of the Money arriving from Sale of my said
personalty and Tenements as aforesaid Then I Give and Bequeath unto my
Son Peter the Sume of five pounds to be paid him as aforesaid - Then
I Give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Ann Euhos wife of John Euhos in
Hadfield a Cottage in Hadfield which she now lives in dureing the Term of the
Lease by which I hold the same under the said Duke of Norfolk (paying the Lords
rent the same is Charged with yearly during the said Term) and also the further
Sume of twenty pounds to be paid out of my said personalty and the Money
arising from the Sale thereof and of my Tenements as aforesaid Then I Give and
Bequeath unto Elizabeth Syke Wife of William Syke another of my Executors
hereafter mentioned the Sume of thirty pounds ariseing from the Sale of my
personalty the same to be paid here thereout as aforesaid - then I Give and
Bequeath unto my Daughter Mary Wife of John Garlick the Sume of thirty
pounds the same to be paid her out of the Money ariseing from the Sale of my
personalty and Tenements as aforesaid And all the rest and residue of the Money
ariseing from the Sale of such Goods and Chattles and Tenements before mentioned over
and besides paying and Dischargeing the said severale and respective Legacys before
mentioned together with the said Sume of Eighty pounds to be placed out at Interest
as aforesaid / after the Death and Decease of my said wife or her Intermarriage
again as aforesaid I Give and Bequeath unto my Children as shall be living
the same to be Divided amongst them Share and Share alike if any of my
said Children dye before he or she have received or be Intitled to such Share
Then I Give and Bequeath such my said Childs part Share to be equally
divided amongst his her or their Children as shall be then Living share and
share alike and I do hereby Constitute and appoint my said son John
Dernerley and Son in Law William Syke Executors of this my last Will and Testament
hopeing they perform the Trust hereby reposed in them In Witness whereof
I the said John Dernerley have to this my last Will and Testament Sett my Hand
and Seal the Day and Year first within written
The mark of
John Dernerley
Signed Sealed and Delivered by the
said John Dernerley the Testator
as and for his last Will and Testament
in the presence of us who were present
at the Signing and Sealing hereof
John Taylor
Robt Taylor
From the final page:
May 11 1750
John Derneley and William Syke the Executors
within named were Sworn in Common form
Probat issued the 12th of same
before John Harrison
Surrogate
transcribed by Janet A Davies
March 2011.
Death:
John Dearnaley died in 1749
John moved to Woodhead, Mottram-in-Longdendale after the birth of his children and died there in 1749.
Probate was granted on his estate on 12 May 1750
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Children of John Dearnaley and Hanna (?)
- Hannah Derneley+ b. Jan 1704
- Elizabeth Dearneley b. May 1706
- John Dearnaley+ b. Jul 1708, d. 1780
- Peter Dearneley+ b. Jul 1711
- Mary Dearnelley b. Oct 1714
Unknown Unknown
ID# 5277, b. about 1808
Birth:
Unknown Unknown was born about 1808
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Child of Unknown Unknown and Ann Willis
- Sarah Willis+ b. 1850, d. abt Feb 1892
Ann Willis
ID# 5278, b. 1808
Birth:
Ann Willis was born in 1808 at Hadfield, Derbyshire, England,
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Ann Willis was the daughter of Nye Willis and Sarah Didsbury.
Child of Ann Willis and Unknown Unknown
- Sarah Willis+ b. 1850, d. abt Feb 1892
Hannah Taylor
ID# 5279, b. 1846, d. 18 April 1903
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Hannah Taylor was born in 1846 at Mellor, Derbyshire, England,
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Hannah Taylor was the daughter of Wright Taylor and Mary (?)
Marriage:
Hannah Taylor married John Fisher on 1 May 1881 at St.George's Church, Hyde, Cheshire, England,
John Fisher full age Bachelor, Roller Coverer res: Hyde fa: William Fisher, Roller Coverer
Hannah Taylor full age Spinster, Card Room Operator res: Hyde fa: Wright Taylor, Carder
John signed & Hannah made her mark
Witnesses: John Charles Taylor & John Henry Wilde.
Marriage:
Hannah Taylor married Isaac Dearnaley, son of Abel Dearnaley and Mary Hardcastle, on 8 February 1893 at Parish Church, Whitfield, Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Isaac Dearnaley 44 Widower, Cotton Spinner's Overlooker res: 9 John St., Whitfield fa: Abel Dearnaley (the late), Mechanic
Hannah Fisher 47 Widow, Roller Coverer res: 64 S. Mary's Road, Whitfield fa: Wright Taylor (the late), Overlooker
Both signed
Witnesses: Joe Barnes & Grace Ella Barnes.
Death:
Hannah Taylor died on 18 April 1903 at St. Mary's Road, Glossop R.D., Derbyshire, England, at age 57 years
Indexed as Hannah Dearnaley, aged 57.
Probate was granted on her estate on 8 May 1903 at Derby, England,
DEARNALEY Hannah of St. Mary's-road Glossop Derbyshire (wife of Isaac Dearnaley).
Probate to Isaac Dearnaley roller-coverer.
Effects £142
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
Probate to Isaac Dearnaley roller-coverer.
Effects £142
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966.
John Fisher
ID# 5280, b. about 1845, d. before 1891
Birth:
John Fisher was born about 1845
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Marriage:
John Fisher married Hannah Taylor, daughter of Wright Taylor and Mary (?), on 1 May 1881 at St.George's Church, Hyde, Cheshire, England,
John Fisher full age Bachelor, Roller Coverer res: Hyde fa: William Fisher, Roller Coverer
Hannah Taylor full age Spinster, Card Room Operator res: Hyde fa: Wright Taylor, Carder
John signed & Hannah made her mark
Witnesses: John Charles Taylor & John Henry Wilde.
Death:
John Fisher died before 1891
.