William Pack
ID# 812, b. June 1808, d. 10 December 1851
- Charts
- Samuel Pack (c.1749-)
Birth:
William Pack was born in June 1808 at Hampshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
William Pack was the son of William Pack and Elizabeth Savage.
William Pack was baptised on 21 August 1808 at Hursley, Hampshire, England,
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Marriage:
William Pack married Sarah Glasspool on 6 October 1832 at Twyford, Hampshire, England,
William Pack & Sarah Watts
from FindMyPast Hampshire Marriages transcript.
Death:
William Pack died on 10 December 1851 at Oxford Street, Shirley, South Stoneham R.D., Hampshire, England, at age 43 years and 6 months
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Children of William Pack and Sarah Glasspool
- Emily Pack b. Apr 1836, d. abt Feb 1838
- Elizabeth Pack+ b. Jan 1838, d. abt Nov 1882
- William Pack+ b. 30 Aug 1840, d. abt Nov 1917
- Edward Pack b. 29 Jul 1843, d. abt Nov 1845
Sarah Glasspool
ID# 813, b. between 1806 and 1811
- Charts
- Samuel Pack (c.1749-)
I suspect that this is Sarah Glasspole bapt. 17 Mar 1811, Bishops Waltham, Hampshire.
Parents John & Elizabeth.
Parents John & Elizabeth.
Probable siblings:
John Glaspool 1807- Owslebury, Hampshire,
Sarah Glasspole 1811- Bishops Waltham, Hampshire
Lucy Glasspole 1813- Bishops Waltham, Hampshire (bur. 12 Feb 1820, Owslebury, age: 6)
Susan Glasspole 1818- Owslebury, Hampshire (married to Thomas Sharp, 6 Oct 1840, Millbrook, Hampshire.)
Birth:
Sarah Glasspool was born between 1806 and 1811 at Hampshire, England,
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Marriage:
Sarah Glasspool married John Watts on 18 September 1830 at Compton Parish, Hampshire, England,
Recorded as John Watts & Sarah Glaspool.
from FindMyPast Hampshire Marriages transcript.
Marriage:
Sarah Glasspool married William Pack, son of William Pack and Elizabeth Savage, on 6 October 1832 at Twyford, Hampshire, England,
William Pack & Sarah Watts
from FindMyPast Hampshire Marriages transcript.
A Sarah Pack died in South Stoneham 1Q 1847.
Children of Sarah Glasspool and William Pack
- Emily Pack b. Apr 1836, d. abt Feb 1838
- Elizabeth Pack+ b. Jan 1838, d. abt Nov 1882
- William Pack+ b. 30 Aug 1840, d. abt Nov 1917
- Edward Pack b. 29 Jul 1843, d. abt Nov 1845
William Bound
ID# 814, b. October 1818, d. about February 1884
Birth:
William Bound was born in October 1818 at Boldre, Beaulieu Rails, Hampshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Beaulieu Rails is an old name for East Boldre which is in the New Forest, east of Lymington.
Beaulieu Rails is an old name for East Boldre which is in the New Forest, east of Lymington.
William Bound was the son of Thomas Bound and Lucy (?)
William Bound was baptised on 18 November 1818 at Beaulieu Parish, Hampshire, England,
William son of Thomas & Lucy Bound
from Hampshire Baptisms transcript only.
from Hampshire Baptisms transcript only.
Marriage:
William Bound married Mary Mersh, daughter of James Mersh and Elizabeth Webb, on 28 March 1840 at Millbrook, South Stoneham R.D., Hampshire, England,
William Bound father: Thomas Bound
Mary Marsh father: James Marsh
from FamilySearch transcription only.
Death:
William Bound died about February 1884 at Southampton R.D., Hampshire, England,
Recorded as aged 66.
Children of William Bound and Mary Mersh
- Mary Jane Bound+ b. May 1840, d. abt Feb 1895
- William Bound b. 1846
- Dinah Elizabeth Bound b. abt Feb 1848
- Eliza A Bound b. 1850
- Edward James Bound b. Oct 1852
- George Henry Bound b. Oct 1855
- Thomas Bound b. abt Aug 1858, d. a 3 Apr 1881
Mary Mersh
ID# 815, b. February 1820, d. about November 1903
Birth:
Mary Mersh was born in February 1820 at Broughton, Hampshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Mary Mersh was the daughter of James Mersh and Elizabeth Webb.
Mary Mersh was baptised on 17 April 1820 at Broughton, Hampshire, England,
.
Marriage:
Mary Mersh married William Bound, son of Thomas Bound and Lucy (?), on 28 March 1840 at Millbrook, South Stoneham R.D., Hampshire, England,
William Bound father: Thomas Bound
Mary Marsh father: James Marsh
from FamilySearch transcription only.
Death:
Mary Mersh died about November 1903 at South Stoneham R.D., Hampshire, England,
Recordedas Mary Bound aged 83.
Children of Mary Mersh and William Bound
- Mary Jane Bound+ b. May 1840, d. abt Feb 1895
- William Bound b. 1846
- Dinah Elizabeth Bound b. abt Feb 1848
- Eliza A Bound b. 1850
- Edward James Bound b. Oct 1852
- George Henry Bound b. Oct 1855
- Thomas Bound b. abt Aug 1858, d. a 3 Apr 1881
Unknown Dearnaley
ID# 816, b. about 1720
DNA test comparisons between a direct descendant of John Derneley (c.1699-1742, Bredbury area) and a direct descendant of "Unknown" Dearnaley (c.1720-) of Mottram-in-Longdendale show zero matches.
A lot more data is required before any conclusions can be made. (With so many generations involved, the wrong side of the blanket syndrome cannot be ignored !)
A lot more data is required before any conclusions can be made. (With so many generations involved, the wrong side of the blanket syndrome cannot be ignored !)
Unfortunately, the parent's names are currently unknown. Sons John & Amos both named their first-born sons John - a clue perhaps?
There is a John D with a possible Mottram connection who may have had more children than we currently have listed.
see John Dearneley
One problem is that Amos's brother Joseph only listed four siblings in his 1809 will.
Staley ancestors?
Evidence from the Mottram BMDs indicates that there may have been a Dearnaley family based in Staley since the mid-seventeenth century. Unfortunately, there is currently insufficient evidence to link all the different generations together. The table below shows the individuals who are listed with abode Staley in the Mottram parish records.
Five generations of a Stayley family?
Blackshaw Ancestors (?)
An Oliver Dearnlie (c.1535-) raised a family in the Blackshawe area of Glossop.
Padfield Ancestors (?)
On 22 Dec 1630 a William Derneley of Padfield married Marie Redditch. They had a son John christened on 14 Dec 1632. These are at least distant relatives, if not in fact ancestors. According to Dr. Colin Rogers, a leading British Genealogist (whose wife is a Dearnaley), stated, "The [Dearnaley] family had originally come to the Glossop area in the late fifteenth century from Dearnley, a place in the parish of Rochdale, where we have found them living as early as 1292."
Glossop Ancestors (?)
Close to our ancestor's time period, a Samuel Dearneley of Glossop married Ann Neild on 5 Mar 1727. Was he Amos' grandfather? He must have been a relative of some sort. Unfortunately, marriage records for St. Michaels and All Angels are missing from 1755-1775.
There is a John D with a possible Mottram connection who may have had more children than we currently have listed.
see John Dearneley
One problem is that Amos's brother Joseph only listed four siblings in his 1809 will.
Staley ancestors?
Evidence from the Mottram BMDs indicates that there may have been a Dearnaley family based in Staley since the mid-seventeenth century. Unfortunately, there is currently insufficient evidence to link all the different generations together. The table below shows the individuals who are listed with abode Staley in the Mottram parish records.
Five generations of a Stayley family?
| gen. | dates | comment | |
| 1 | John Dernely Margaret Smith |
born c.1632 | Married 1654 in Mottram in Longdendale |
| 2 | Mary John James Edward |
born 1663-1668 | Children of the above couple, born Staly. There is a Mary died 1701, father John of Stayly. Could be Mary born 1663 or could be in the next generation. There may be earlier unrecorded children 1654 to 1663. |
| 3 | William Derneley | born c.1696 ? died 1739 |
son of James (or Edward) ? Listed as William Derneley of Stealey in 1739. |
| 4 | Unknown Dearnaley (perhaps John) & maybe married to Mary ? --------------------------- or perhaps the John D married to Betty. |
born c.1719 ? | son of William ? Mary Dearnaley died 1784 at Stayley. --------------------------- Betty widow of John Dearneley of Tintwistle (Mottram-in-Longdendale Parish) was buried May 1804. |
| 5 | Hannah Martha John Joseph Amos |
born between 1740 - 1760 | Children of Unknown Dearnaley above. John and Amos both paid land tax for Staley property. |
Blackshaw Ancestors (?)
An Oliver Dearnlie (c.1535-) raised a family in the Blackshawe area of Glossop.
Padfield Ancestors (?)
On 22 Dec 1630 a William Derneley of Padfield married Marie Redditch. They had a son John christened on 14 Dec 1632. These are at least distant relatives, if not in fact ancestors. According to Dr. Colin Rogers, a leading British Genealogist (whose wife is a Dearnaley), stated, "The [Dearnaley] family had originally come to the Glossop area in the late fifteenth century from Dearnley, a place in the parish of Rochdale, where we have found them living as early as 1292."
Glossop Ancestors (?)
Close to our ancestor's time period, a Samuel Dearneley of Glossop married Ann Neild on 5 Mar 1727. Was he Amos' grandfather? He must have been a relative of some sort. Unfortunately, marriage records for St. Michaels and All Angels are missing from 1755-1775.
Birth:
Unknown Dearnaley was born about 1720
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Marriage:
Unknown Dearnaley married Unknown (?) about 1740
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Children of Unknown Dearnaley and Unknown (?)
- Hannah Dearnally+ b. abt 1743, d. 11 Mar 1801
- Martha Dearnelly+ b. abt 1746
- Joseph Dearnaley b. 1747, d. 13 Jan 1824
- John Dearnaley+ b. 1752, d. Jun 1829
- Amos Dearnaley+ b. abt 1756, d. Jul 1803
(?) Heaward
ID# 817, b. about 1727
Probably Thomas
Mary daughter of Thomas Heaward & Ann. chr. 11 Jan 1756
Thomas Heaward married Ann Shaw in Mottram on 6 Mar 1753
There was a very high concentration of Mary Heawards in Mottram-In-Longdendale, Cheshire and thus the names of our Mary's parents presently remain unknown. The Heaward surname goes back to at least 29 Nov 1593 in Mottram-In-Longdendale when John Heaward was christened there.
Unfortunately, marriage records for St. Michaels and All Angels are missing from 1755-1775.
Regarding the elligible age for marriage, in 1753 the Hardwicke Marriage Act was passed. The minimum age for a girl was twelve and for a boy fourteen.
In 1606, the manor of Glossop was acquired by the Howard family, whose head is the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl Marshal and the premier peer of England, who also carries the title Lord Howard of Glossop. The first two centuries of their ownership saw the Dukes taking more out of Glossop than they put in, but the twelfth Duke began the development of New Glossop, also known as Howard Town, by constructing a new Town Hall in 1838 and the thirteenth Duke not only built a Market Hall and a railway station but also brought piped water to the town in 1852.
Mary daughter of Thomas Heaward & Ann. chr. 11 Jan 1756
Thomas Heaward married Ann Shaw in Mottram on 6 Mar 1753
There was a very high concentration of Mary Heawards in Mottram-In-Longdendale, Cheshire and thus the names of our Mary's parents presently remain unknown. The Heaward surname goes back to at least 29 Nov 1593 in Mottram-In-Longdendale when John Heaward was christened there.
Unfortunately, marriage records for St. Michaels and All Angels are missing from 1755-1775.
Regarding the elligible age for marriage, in 1753 the Hardwicke Marriage Act was passed. The minimum age for a girl was twelve and for a boy fourteen.
In 1606, the manor of Glossop was acquired by the Howard family, whose head is the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl Marshal and the premier peer of England, who also carries the title Lord Howard of Glossop. The first two centuries of their ownership saw the Dukes taking more out of Glossop than they put in, but the twelfth Duke began the development of New Glossop, also known as Howard Town, by constructing a new Town Hall in 1838 and the thirteenth Duke not only built a Market Hall and a railway station but also brought piped water to the town in 1852.
Birth:
(?) Heaward was born about 1727
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Marriage:
(?) Heaward married (?) (?) about 1748
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Child of (?) Heaward and (?) (?)
- Mary Heaward+ b. bt 1756 - 1759, d. 2 Nov 1840
James Mersh
ID# 819, b. about 1785, d. about 1836
Birth:
James Mersh was born about 1785
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Marriage:
James Mersh married Elizabeth Webb, daughter of James Webb and Millicent Hull, on 29 May 1806 at Broughton, Hampshire, England,
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Death:
James Mersh died about 1836 at Broughton, Hampshire, England,
Probably the JamesMarsh whose death was registered 2Q 1838 at South Stoneham R.D., Hampshire.
Children of James Mersh and Elizabeth Webb
- Jane Mersh b. Jan 1807, d. a Mar 1807
- Melisent Mersh b. Apr 1809
- James Marsh+ b. Aug 1812
- Eliza Mersh b. Apr 1813, d. abt Feb 1885
- Charles Mersh b. Aug 1815
- George Mersh b. Mar 1817
- Mary Mersh+ b. Feb 1820, d. abt Nov 1903
- Henry Mersh b. Apr 1822
- Dinah Mersh b. Nov 1825
John Hoskins
ID# 820, b. 1748, d. after 1780
WARNING
It is not proven that John was the father of our possible ancestor Joseph, nor the son of John (born 1720). Everything else is correct.
The church records for Lyme Regis are missing from 1742-1773.
It is not proven that John was the father of our possible ancestor Joseph, nor the son of John (born 1720). Everything else is correct.
The church records for Lyme Regis are missing from 1742-1773.
Birth:
John Hoskins was born in 1748 at Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England,
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John Hoskins was the son of John Hoskins and Sarah Hosell.
Marriage:
John Hoskins married Elizabeth Walker about 1770
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Death:
John Hoskins died after 1780 at Dorset, England,
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Child of John Hoskins and Elizabeth Walker
- Joseph Hoskins+ b. 1780, d. May 1846