Irvine Dearnaley
ID# 11531, b. 6 May 1917, d. 7 September 1980
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Irvine Dearnaley was born on 6 May 1917 at St Helens, Lancashire, England,
.
Irvine Dearnaley was the son of Harold Dearnaley and Dora Varley.
Marriage:
Irvine Dearnaley married Joyce Annie Pearson on 7 July 1945 at St. Mary's Church, Cheadle, Cheshire, England,
.
Death:
Irvine Dearnaley died on 7 September 1980 at 18 Elmsleigh Road, Heald Green, Cheshire, England, at age 63 years, 4 months and 1 day
.
James Dearnaley
ID# 11532, b. July 1857, d. October 1857
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
James Dearnaley was born in July 1857 at Cheshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
James Dearnaley was the son of John Dearnaley and Milicent Mellor.
James Dearnaley was baptised on 13 August 1857 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
.
Death:
James Dearnaley died in October 1857 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England, at age 3 months
.
James Dearnaley was buried on 18 October 1857 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
'No.1320; James Dearnaley; abode Mottram; aged 9 weeks'
Mottram-in-Longdendale Parish Burials.
Mottram-in-Longdendale Parish Burials.
James Noel Dearnaley
ID# 11533, b. 3 January 1920, d. 22 January 1981
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
James Noel Dearnaley was born on 3 January 1920 at St Helens, Lancashire, England,
.
James Noel Dearnaley was the son of Harold Dearnaley and Dora Varley.
Marriage:
James Noel Dearnaley married Lucie Muriel Reeve, daughter of Unknown Reeve and Unknown Wenham, about May 1948 at Wallasey R.D., Cheshire, England,
Indexed as Lucy M Reeve & James W Dearnaley.
Death:
James Noel Dearnaley died on 22 January 1981 at Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales, at age 61 years and 19 days
J N DEARNALEY
MB, CHB, FRCPATH, DCP
Dr J N Dearnaley, who was consultant pathologist at Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny, died suddenly on 22 January at the age of 61.
James Noel Dearnaley was born on 3 January 1920 and graduated from the University of Liverpool in 1942, after which he served in the RAMC in India for three years.
On his return to Liverpool he took up pathology and later became assistant pathologist at Leicester Royal Infirmary. In 1954 he was appointed consultant to the Sirhowy and Rhymney Valley group and when that group amalgamated with the North Monmouthshire group in 1965 his territory was extended to
cover an area from Caerphilly and Tredegar to Ebbw Vale and Abergavenny. In the years that followed -until the new district hospital at Abergavenny was commissioned in 1969- he controlled all these laboratories. Despite the difficult terrain and the hazards of winter Dr Dearnaley visited each laboratory daily and by dint of remitting work also maintained a rapid histological reporting service.
His skill as a general pathologist, and particularly as a histologist, gave his colleagues the utmost confidence in his judgment, and he was always courteously available to hospital and general practitioner colleagues, offering the GPs open access to his department's services. Efficient management of routine services he left to senior technical staff, with whom he had a warm and affectionate relationship that was reflected in the loyalty and quality of their work, hallmarks of his own standards. Dr Dearnaley disseminated his knowledge and experience in regular contributions to the activities of the postgraduate centre-a task that he took great pains with, but never found easy. During these peripatetic years he played an important part in designing and planning his new laboratory, his competence being shown by the fact that after 10 years no appreciable defect in its planning has emerged.
He was a gentle, kind, and courteous man, with a strength of character easily summoned when needed; through all his activities a bright light of integrity shone. Music was a lifelong interest. He was an excellent violin player and turned to the viola to strengthen the orchestras with which he played. His home was frequently enlivened by chamber music ensembles. Dr Dearnaley's wife, Lucie, supported him in all his activities with a generous hospitality that made their home a haven from social stresses for colleagues and friends. He is survived by her and by two sons, one of whom has followed his father into pathology.-AH.
BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL VOLUME 282 4 APRIL 1981.
MB, CHB, FRCPATH, DCP
Dr J N Dearnaley, who was consultant pathologist at Nevill Hall Hospital, Abergavenny, died suddenly on 22 January at the age of 61.
James Noel Dearnaley was born on 3 January 1920 and graduated from the University of Liverpool in 1942, after which he served in the RAMC in India for three years.
On his return to Liverpool he took up pathology and later became assistant pathologist at Leicester Royal Infirmary. In 1954 he was appointed consultant to the Sirhowy and Rhymney Valley group and when that group amalgamated with the North Monmouthshire group in 1965 his territory was extended to
cover an area from Caerphilly and Tredegar to Ebbw Vale and Abergavenny. In the years that followed -until the new district hospital at Abergavenny was commissioned in 1969- he controlled all these laboratories. Despite the difficult terrain and the hazards of winter Dr Dearnaley visited each laboratory daily and by dint of remitting work also maintained a rapid histological reporting service.
His skill as a general pathologist, and particularly as a histologist, gave his colleagues the utmost confidence in his judgment, and he was always courteously available to hospital and general practitioner colleagues, offering the GPs open access to his department's services. Efficient management of routine services he left to senior technical staff, with whom he had a warm and affectionate relationship that was reflected in the loyalty and quality of their work, hallmarks of his own standards. Dr Dearnaley disseminated his knowledge and experience in regular contributions to the activities of the postgraduate centre-a task that he took great pains with, but never found easy. During these peripatetic years he played an important part in designing and planning his new laboratory, his competence being shown by the fact that after 10 years no appreciable defect in its planning has emerged.
He was a gentle, kind, and courteous man, with a strength of character easily summoned when needed; through all his activities a bright light of integrity shone. Music was a lifelong interest. He was an excellent violin player and turned to the viola to strengthen the orchestras with which he played. His home was frequently enlivened by chamber music ensembles. Dr Dearnaley's wife, Lucie, supported him in all his activities with a generous hospitality that made their home a haven from social stresses for colleagues and friends. He is survived by her and by two sons, one of whom has followed his father into pathology.-AH.
BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL VOLUME 282 4 APRIL 1981.
Child of James Noel Dearnaley and Lucie Muriel Reeve
- Peter James Dearnaley+ b. 16 Dec 1949, d. 11 Jan 2000
Jane Dearnaley
ID# 11534, b. 17 January 1892
Birth:
Jane Dearnaley was born on 17 January 1892 at 1 Hill Street West, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,
no father named on birth certificate.
Jane Dearnaley was the daughter of Ann Needham.
Marriage:
Jane Dearnaley married George Leslie Colles about May 1930 at Fylde R.D., Lancashire, England,
.
John Dearnaley
ID# 11535, b. about August 1778, d. 30 December 1858
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
John Dearnaley was born about August 1778 at Woodhead, Cheshire, England,
John gave his place of birth as Woodhead in 1851.
John Dearnaley was the son of Joseph Dearnaley and Sarah Newton.
John Dearnaley witnessed the Marriage of Hannah Cheetham and Joseph Dearnaley on 16 March 1800 at St. Michael's Church, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
'both of the parish of Mottram'
witnesses: William Ashton & John Dearnaley.
in 1806 John Dearnaley lived at Hollingworth, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Fanny Simister on 26 December 1806 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
'John Dearnaley of the parish of Mottram and Fanny Goddard, widow, of the same parish'
witnesses: Willm Radcliffe & John Simister.
John is the executor of his father's will in 1810.
in 1814 John Dearnaley was a Warehouseman.
in 1814 John Dearnaley lived at Primrose, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
in 1816 John Dearnaley was a Book Keeper.
in 1825 John Dearnaley lived at Primrose, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
in 1848 John Dearnaley was a Roller Coverer.
Death:
John Dearnaley died on 30 December 1858 at Mottram in Longdendale, Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Cheshire, England,
Indexed as John Dearnaley, aged 80.
Registered 1Q 1859.
Registered 1Q 1859.
John Dearnaley was buried on 2 January 1859 at St Michael, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
'No.1525; John Dearnaley; abode Mottram; aged 80 years'
Mottram-in-Longdendale Parish Burials p.191
N. Cheshire Memorial Inscriptions
B87
Sacred to the memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Fanny Dearnaley late of Tintwistle who died December 7th 1810 aged 3 years. Also Beth , their daughter who died December 24th 1820 aged 6 years. Also Mary, their daughter who died January 5th 1821 aged 7 months. Also Ann, their daughter who departed this life November 9th 1848 aged 37 years. Also Fanny, the wife of John Dearnaley, who died May 28th 1857 aged 74 years. Also Sarah, their daughter who died January 12th 1858 aged 32 years. Also the above named John Dearnaley who died December 30th 1858 aged 80 years.
Mottram-in-Longdendale Parish Burials p.191
N. Cheshire Memorial Inscriptions
B87
Sacred to the memory of Hannah, Daughter of John and Fanny Dearnaley late of Tintwistle who died December 7th 1810 aged 3 years. Also Beth , their daughter who died December 24th 1820 aged 6 years. Also Mary, their daughter who died January 5th 1821 aged 7 months. Also Ann, their daughter who departed this life November 9th 1848 aged 37 years. Also Fanny, the wife of John Dearnaley, who died May 28th 1857 aged 74 years. Also Sarah, their daughter who died January 12th 1858 aged 32 years. Also the above named John Dearnaley who died December 30th 1858 aged 80 years.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at
Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England
.
On 6 June 1841:-
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at
King Street, Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England
.On 6 June 1841:-
note: Ages over 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5.DEARNALEY, John 60 Roller Coverer Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Fanny 55 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ann 25 Cotton Reeler
DEARNALEY, Joseph 20 Cotton Spinner
DEARNALEY, John 18 Cotton Draper
DEARNALEY, Sarah 15
RG number: HO107 Piece: 100 Book/Folio: 12/3 Page: 1
Registration District: Ashton & Oldham Sub District: Mottram
Civil Parish: Mottram In Longden Dale
Address: Broadbottom, Mottram In Longden Dale County: Cheshire.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at
King Street, Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
DEARNALEY, John Head Mar 72 Roller Coverer Woodhead, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Fanny Wife Mar 67 - Hollingworth, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, John Son Unm 28 Warehouseman Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Sarah Dau Unm 25 Domestic duties Glossop, Derbyshire
H.O. 107 Piece: 2239 p.38
Address: King Street, Broadbottom, Mottram.
Children of John Dearnaley and Fanny Simister
- Hannah Dearnaley b. 1807, d. 7 Dec 1810
- Anne Dearnaley b. 29 Nov 1807, d. b 1812
- Betty Dearnaley+ b. 16 Nov 1809, d. abt May 1869
- Ann Dearnaley b. 14 Feb 1812, d. 9 Nov 1848
- Ruth Dearnaley b. Mar 1814, d. 24 Dec 1820
- Joseph Dearnaley+ b. Mar 1816, d. 18 May 1881
- Samuel Dearnaley+ b. Feb 1818, d. 28 Apr 1872
- Mary Dearnaley b. Jun 1820, d. 5 Jan 1821
- John Dearnaley+ b. Feb 1823, d. 11 Sep 1887
- Sarah Dearnaley b. Jul 1825, d. 12 Jan 1858
John Dearnaley
ID# 11536, b. February 1823, d. 11 September 1887
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
John Dearnaley was born in February 1823 at Primrose, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
John Dearnaley was the son of John Dearnaley and Fanny Simister.
John Dearnaley was baptised on 30 March 1823 at Parish Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
.
John Dearnaley witnessed the Marriage of Ann Cartwright and Joseph Dearnaley on 22 October 1848 at New St. George's Church, Stalybridge, Cheshire, England,
Joseph Dearnaley full age Bachelor, Spinner res: Staley bridge fa: John Dearnaley, Roller Coverer
Ann Cartwright full age Spinster, Frame tenter res: Staley bridge fa: John Cartwright, Boatman
Joseph signed & Ann made her mark
Witness: Mary Greaves (her mark) & John Dearnaley
Married by Banns by: John E. Leeson Incumbent.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Milicent Mellor on 21 February 1853 at Parish Church, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
Entry No. 54
Abel Hollingworth 36 Bachelor, Labourer res: Stayley fa: ---
Maria Dearnaley 36 Spinster,Reeler res: Stayley fa: Amos Dearnaley, Woolen-weaver
Witnesses: Ralph Woolley & Richard Nuttall
Entry No. 55
John Dearnaley 30 Bachelor, Book-keeper res: Mottram fa: John Dearnaley, Rollercoverer
Melicent Mellor 27 Spinster,Roller- cover res: Mottram fa: ---
Witnesses: James Thornely & Joseph Dearnaley
This appears to be a joint wedding.
What was the relationship between Maria Dearnaley & John Dearnaley?
See Maria Dearnaley.
in 1856 John Dearnaley was a Book Keeper.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Kate Burns, daughter of Adam Burns, on 13 August 1868 at Manchester Cathedral, Manchester, Lancashire, England,
John Dearnaley 45 Widower, Mill Manager res: Hyde Road fa: John Dearnley, Mill Manager
Kate Burns 33 Spinster, --- res: 2 Collins Street, Hulme fa: Adam Burns, Cut Looker
Both signed
Witnesses: Edward Burns & Hannah Garside.
John Dearnaley witnessed the Will of Samuel Dearnaley on 28 April 1872 at Copley, Stayley, Cheshire, England; Will of Samuel Dearnaley of Stayley - 1872
This is the last Will and Testament of me Samuel Dearnaley
of Copley in the Township of Stayley in the County of Chester Cotton Mill Manager
I bequeath all the personal estate to which I shall be entitled at the time of my
decease unto my dear wife Martha Dearnaley absolutely And I appoint
my said Wife Sole Executrix of this my Will hereby revoking all other testament
writings In witness wherof I have hereunder set my hand this twenty eighth
day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy two
Samuel Dearnaley – signed by the said testator as his last Will and
Testament in the prescence of us present at the same time who at his request in his
prescence and in the prescence of each other have subscribed our names as
witness – N Buckley Solicitor (Stalybidge) – John Dearnaley [?????]
Manchester
Proved at Chester the 23rd day of May 1872 by the oath of Martha
Dearnaley Widow the Relict the Sole Executrix to whom Administration was
granted.
The Testator Samuel Dearnaley was late of Copley in the Township of Staley
in the county of Chester Cotton Mill Manager and died on the 28th day of April
1872 at Copley aforesaid
Under £200 No [Leaseholds?]
N Buckley Solicitor (Stalybridge)
Charles H Parry
District Registrar
notes:
Samuel Dearnaley & wife Martha (Dawson)
brother John Dearnaley is a witness.
transcribed by Mark E Dearnley
August 2011.
in 1874 John Dearnaley was a Yarn Agent.
Death:
John Dearnaley died on 11 September 1887 at 80 Bishop Street, Moss Side, Manchester, Lancashire, England, at age 64 years and 7 months
Recorded as age 64.
John Dearnaley was buried on 14 September 1887 at Stayley, Cheshire, England,
'No.1309; John Dearnaley; abode Hulme; aged 64 yrs'
Stayley Parish Burials.
Stayley Parish Burials.
Probate was granted on his estate on 23 November 1887 at Manchester, Lancashire, England,
John Dearnaley late of 80 Bishop-street Moss Side near Manchester in the County of Lancaster Cotton Broker.
The Will was proved by Irvine Dearnaley of Handel-place Ashton-under-Lyne Musician the Nephew and Charles Dearnaley of 42 Mayfield-road Whalley Range near Manchester Salesman the Executors.
Personal Estate £1,749 7s. 4d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966
see Irvine Dearnaley nephew
see Charles Dearnaley 1st cousin.
The Will was proved by Irvine Dearnaley of Handel-place Ashton-under-Lyne Musician the Nephew and Charles Dearnaley of 42 Mayfield-road Whalley Range near Manchester Salesman the Executors.
Personal Estate £1,749 7s. 4d.
England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1966
see Irvine Dearnaley nephew
see Charles Dearnaley 1st cousin.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1841 census at
Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 6 June 1841:-
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at
King Street, Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at
Market Street, Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 7 April 1861:-
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at
28 Tamworth Street, Stretford, Lancashire, England.
On 2 April 1871:-
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at
59 Hulton Street, Moss Side, Lancashire, England.
On 3 April 1881:-
Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England
.On 6 June 1841:-
note: Ages over 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5.DEARNALEY, John 60 Roller Coverer Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Fanny 55 Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Ann 25 Cotton Reeler
DEARNALEY, Joseph 20 Cotton Spinner
DEARNALEY, John 18 Cotton Draper
DEARNALEY, Sarah 15
RG number: HO107 Piece: 100 Book/Folio: 12/3 Page: 1
Registration District: Ashton & Oldham Sub District: Mottram
Civil Parish: Mottram In Longden Dale
Address: Broadbottom, Mottram In Longden Dale County: Cheshire.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1851 census at
King Street, Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
DEARNALEY, John Head Mar 72 Roller Coverer Woodhead, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, Fanny Wife Mar 67 - Hollingworth, Cheshire
DEARNALEY, John Son Unm 28 Warehouseman Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Sarah Dau Unm 25 Domestic duties Glossop, Derbyshire
H.O. 107 Piece: 2239 p.38
Address: King Street, Broadbottom, Mottram.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1861 census at
Market Street, Broadbottom, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England.
On 7 April 1861:-
DEARNALEY, John Head Mar 38 Clerk At Cotton Mill Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Milicent Wife Mar 34 - New Mills, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Mary Dau - 5 - Mottram, Cheshire
GILL, Hannah Servant Unm 60 House Servant Morley
RG number: RG09 Piece: 3003 Folio: 70 Page: 4
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne Sub District: 8 Mottram
Ecclesiastical Parish: Mottram Parish Church
Civil Parish: Mottram In Longdendale
Address: Market Street, Mottram In Longdendale, Mottram Broadbottom, Lancashire.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1871 census at
28 Tamworth Street, Stretford, Lancashire, England.
On 2 April 1871:-
DEARNALEY, John Head 48 Salesman, Cotton & Yarn Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Kate Wife 38 - Manchester, Lancashire
DEARNALEY, Mary Dau 15 - Mottam, Derbyshire
RG number: RG10 Piece: 3972 Folio: 106 Page: 28
Registration District: Chorlton Sub District: Stretford
Enumeration District: 9 Civil Parish: Stretford
Address: 28 Tamworth Street, Stretford, Lancashire.
John Dearnaley appeared in the 1881 census at
59 Hulton Street, Moss Side, Lancashire, England.
On 3 April 1881:-
DEARNEALEY, John Head Mar 58 Cotton Agent Glossop, Derbyshire
DEARNALEY, Kate Wife Mar 46 - Manchester, Lancashire
HUDSON, Emily Servant Sngl 20 Servant (Domestic) Leven, Yorkshire
RG number: RG11 Piece: 3938 Folio: 36 Page: 6
Registration District: Chorlton Sub District: Hulme
Civil Parish: Moss Side
Address: 59 Hulton Street, Moss Side, Lancashire.
Children of John Dearnaley and Milicent Mellor
- Anne Dearnaley b. Feb 1854, d. 30 Mar 1854
- Mary Dearnaley+ b. 31 Mar 1856, d. abt Aug 1901
- James Dearnaley b. Jul 1857, d. Oct 1857
- Fanny Eliza Dearnaley b. Aug 1862, d. 29 Mar 1863
John Dearnaley
ID# 11537, b. June 1853, d. April 1897
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
John Dearnaley was born in June 1853 at Bardsley, Lancashire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
John Dearnaley was the son of Joseph Dearnaley and Ann Cartwright.
John Dearnaley was baptised on 31 July 1853 at Bardsley, Lancashire, England,
John son of Joseph & Ann Durneley; abode: Bardsley, Lancashire
from transcription only.
from transcription only.
in 1876 at Ashton-under-Lyne R.D., Lancashire, England, John Dearnaley was a Roller Coverer.
Marriage:
John Dearnaley married Ann Needham, daughter of John Needham and Jane Hughes, on 2 July 1876 at St. Michael Parish Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,
John Dearnaley 22 Bachelor, Roller Coverer res: Ashton fa: John Dearnaley, Roller Coverer
Ann Needham 19 Spinster, --- res: Ashton fa: John Needham, Engineer
Both signed
Witnesses: Frederick Stanley & Mary Jane NeedhamSt Michaels, Ashton-under-Lyne.jpg.
between 1881 and 1891 John Dearnaley was a Roller Coverer In Cotton Mill.
Ann & John not living together in 1891 or1901.
No father is named on Jane or Herbert's birth certificate.
We are assuming that John is not the father of Jane, Alice or Herbert.
No father is named on Jane or Herbert's birth certificate.
We are assuming that John is not the father of Jane, Alice or Herbert.
Death:
John Dearnaley died in April 1897 at Heatley, Altrincham R.D., Cheshire, England
, at age 43 years and 10 months CHESHIRE
Attack Upon A Publican - A number of roughs visited the Railway Hotel, Heatley, Cheshire in a half intoxicated condition. The landlord, Mr. John Dearnley, refused to supply them with any more liquor, whereupon they created a disturbance, in the course of which Mr. Dearnley was very badly used. So serious indeed did his injuries prove that he died shortly afterwards. Five men have been taken into custody and charged with causing Dearnley's death.
London Daily Mail Newspaper Archives April 19, 1897 Page 3.
Attack Upon A Publican - A number of roughs visited the Railway Hotel, Heatley, Cheshire in a half intoxicated condition. The landlord, Mr. John Dearnley, refused to supply them with any more liquor, whereupon they created a disturbance, in the course of which Mr. Dearnley was very badly used. So serious indeed did his injuries prove that he died shortly afterwards. Five men have been taken into custody and charged with causing Dearnley's death.
London Daily Mail Newspaper Archives April 19, 1897 Page 3.
John Dearnaley was buried on 20 April 1897 at St Peter's, Oughtrington Parish, Cheshire, England,
'No.531; John Dearnaly; abode Heatley; aged 43 years'
Oughtrington Parish Burials.
Oughtrington Parish Burials.
Children of John Dearnaley and Ann Needham
- Joseph Dearnaley+ b. abt Feb 1877, d. abt Aug 1919
- Frederick Dearnaley+ b. 24 Jul 1878, d. 10 Dec 1944
- Florence Beatrice Dearnaley+ b. May 1880, d. abt Aug 1955
- Polly Dearnaley b. Jun 1882, d. abt Aug 1885
- Annie Dearnaley b. abt Feb 1885, d. abt May 1886
John Christopher Dearnaley
ID# 11540, b. 22 August 1908, d. about May 1981
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
John Christopher Dearnaley was born on 22 August 1908 at Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,
.
John Christopher Dearnaley was the son of Frederick Dearnaley and Eliza Ann Hemsell.
Marriage:
John Christopher Dearnaley married Doris Yates about May 1931 at Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England,
.
Death:
John Christopher Dearnaley died about May 1981 at Tameside, Cheshire, England,
.