Joseph Dearnley
ID# 11802, b. March 1768
Birth:
Joseph Dearnley was born in March 1768 at Snaith, Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Joseph Dearnley was the son of Joseph Dearnley and Mary Motherby.
Joseph Dearnley was baptised on 10 April 1768 at Snaith, Yorkshire, England,
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Joseph Dearnley
ID# 11803, b. about 1720, d. January 1800
This Joseph did look like the Joseph D who married Hannah Mabson in 1775, and Hannah Smith in 1784.
see Joseph Dearnley
Both had sons who were mariners in London (Thomas and John Smith D).
Mary Motherby died in 1774, so that fits with the argument for there being one Joseph with 3 marriages 1757, 1775, 1784. But this involves Joseph changing from tailor and mercer, to butler, to innkeeper. Innkeeper is often a second career so this doesn't unduly worry me, although tailor to butler is a little more strange!
A burial of a Joseph Darnley, taylor, aged 80, at Doncaster on 26 Jan 1800 has been found. We know that William, the son of Joseph (of Snaith), was in Doncaster in 1800. So this appears to exclude the above proposed match.
-JAD
Snaith is 29 miles E.S.E. of Leeds.
see Joseph Dearnley
Both had sons who were mariners in London (Thomas and John Smith D).
Mary Motherby died in 1774, so that fits with the argument for there being one Joseph with 3 marriages 1757, 1775, 1784. But this involves Joseph changing from tailor and mercer, to butler, to innkeeper. Innkeeper is often a second career so this doesn't unduly worry me, although tailor to butler is a little more strange!
A burial of a Joseph Darnley, taylor, aged 80, at Doncaster on 26 Jan 1800 has been found. We know that William, the son of Joseph (of Snaith), was in Doncaster in 1800. So this appears to exclude the above proposed match.
-JAD
Snaith is 29 miles E.S.E. of Leeds.
A number of the family were recorded as 'Deanley / Deanly / Deynley / Denley'.
Another similarly named family in Snaith is William Dawnley (1665-), son of John.
see William Dawnley
Ther is also a William Denley who was buried at Snaith 3 Dec 1807 (possibly a brother/son of Joseph).
Another similarly named family in Snaith is William Dawnley (1665-), son of John.
see William Dawnley
Ther is also a William Denley who was buried at Snaith 3 Dec 1807 (possibly a brother/son of Joseph).
Birth:
Joseph Dearnley was born about 1720 at Yorkshire, England,
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Marriage:
Joseph Dearnley married Mary Motherby, daughter of Thomas Motherby and Elizabeth (?), on 21 February 1757 at Snaith, Yorkshire, England,
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in 1758 Joseph Dearnley lived at Snaith, Yorkshire, England,
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in 1758 Joseph Dearnley was a Tailor and Mercer.
Feoffment - ref. YM/D/SNA/VII/3 - date: 10 January 1758
Thomas Breasley of Snaith, innholder; Joseph Dearnley of Snaith, tailor and Mary his wife (one of the daughters and coheirs of Thomas Motherby late of Snaith, tailor, deceased); Elizabeth Motherby of Snaith, widow of Thomas Motherby, deceased; Edward Walsh of Ferrybridge, mercer and tailor; [?] of [?], yeoman.
Moiety of parcel of ground lately enclosed in Snaith Marsh, containing 2 acres 34 poles, allotted to Elizabeth Motherby in lieu of common by virtue of her ownership of a house in Snaith, late Thomas Motherby's, abutting on the road from Snaith to Carlton Ferry on the east, the allotment of John Simpson on the west, the River Aire to the north, and the allotment of Breaslay to the south.
Refers to mortgage having been made and Breasley having acquired a full interest in the term, but Dearnley and his wife wished to sell.
Lands to be held by [ ?] as trustee for Walsh, the freehold also being conveyed to Walsh.
Covenants of unencumbrance by Breasley, and by Dearnleys and Motherby; for a fine sur conuzance de droit come ceo etc, to be levied by Dearnleys to Walsh during next Hilary Term or any subsequent Term; assurance of title; unencumbrance (except for term of the mortgage).
£20 from Walsh to Breasley.
5s. from [? ] to Breasley.
£10 from Walsh to Dearnleys and Motherby.
Bargain and sale by lease and release YM/D/SNA/VII/5 22-23 May 1760
a. Lease: Edward Walsh of Ferrybridge, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Dearnley of Snaith, tailor and mercer, and Mary his wife (a daughter and coheir of Thomas Motherby late of Snaith, tailor, deceased); Thomas Breasley of Snaith, innholder.
b. Release: Walsh and wife and Dearnley and wife as above, with Matthew Holmes of South Milford, parish of Sherburn, innholder; Breasley as above.
Moiety of parcel of ground lately enclosed in Snaith Marsh, containing 2 acres 34 poles, allotted to Elizabeth Motherby in lieu of common by virtue of her ownership of a house in Snaith, late Thomas Motherby's, abutting on the road from Snaith to Carlton Ferry on the east, the allotment of John Simpson on the west, the River Aire to the north, and the allotment of Breaslay to the south.
Covenants include levying of fine sur conuzance de droit come ceo etc, to Breasley and heirs or to Holmes and heirs; for peaceful possession by Breasley; unencumbrance; assurance of title to Breasley.
Lease: 5s. paid by Breasley to other parties.
Release: £40 to Walsh and wife.
5s. to Dearnley and wife.
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Thomas Breasley of Snaith, innholder; Joseph Dearnley of Snaith, tailor and Mary his wife (one of the daughters and coheirs of Thomas Motherby late of Snaith, tailor, deceased); Elizabeth Motherby of Snaith, widow of Thomas Motherby, deceased; Edward Walsh of Ferrybridge, mercer and tailor; [?] of [?], yeoman.
Moiety of parcel of ground lately enclosed in Snaith Marsh, containing 2 acres 34 poles, allotted to Elizabeth Motherby in lieu of common by virtue of her ownership of a house in Snaith, late Thomas Motherby's, abutting on the road from Snaith to Carlton Ferry on the east, the allotment of John Simpson on the west, the River Aire to the north, and the allotment of Breaslay to the south.
Refers to mortgage having been made and Breasley having acquired a full interest in the term, but Dearnley and his wife wished to sell.
Lands to be held by [ ?] as trustee for Walsh, the freehold also being conveyed to Walsh.
Covenants of unencumbrance by Breasley, and by Dearnleys and Motherby; for a fine sur conuzance de droit come ceo etc, to be levied by Dearnleys to Walsh during next Hilary Term or any subsequent Term; assurance of title; unencumbrance (except for term of the mortgage).
£20 from Walsh to Breasley.
5s. from [? ] to Breasley.
£10 from Walsh to Dearnleys and Motherby.
Bargain and sale by lease and release YM/D/SNA/VII/5 22-23 May 1760
a. Lease: Edward Walsh of Ferrybridge, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Dearnley of Snaith, tailor and mercer, and Mary his wife (a daughter and coheir of Thomas Motherby late of Snaith, tailor, deceased); Thomas Breasley of Snaith, innholder.
b. Release: Walsh and wife and Dearnley and wife as above, with Matthew Holmes of South Milford, parish of Sherburn, innholder; Breasley as above.
Moiety of parcel of ground lately enclosed in Snaith Marsh, containing 2 acres 34 poles, allotted to Elizabeth Motherby in lieu of common by virtue of her ownership of a house in Snaith, late Thomas Motherby's, abutting on the road from Snaith to Carlton Ferry on the east, the allotment of John Simpson on the west, the River Aire to the north, and the allotment of Breaslay to the south.
Covenants include levying of fine sur conuzance de droit come ceo etc, to Breasley and heirs or to Holmes and heirs; for peaceful possession by Breasley; unencumbrance; assurance of title to Breasley.
Lease: 5s. paid by Breasley to other parties.
Release: £40 to Walsh and wife.
5s. to Dearnley and wife.
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These documents are held at York University, Borthwick Institute of Historical Research.
Death:
Joseph Dearnley died in January 1800 at Doncaster, Yorkshire, England,
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Joseph Dearnley was buried on 26 January 1800 at Doncaster, Yorkshire, England,
Recorded as Joseph Darnley. Original age is hard to decipher from the Bishop's transcript, but the Borthwick Institute for Archives transcription gives "age: 80". Another transcription notes: "Old Age" (perhaps from another source). Both are on FindMyPast.
Children of Joseph Dearnley and Mary Motherby
- George Deanley b. May 1758
- Thomas Dearnley+ b. Oct 1759, d. Jan 1813
- John Deanley b. Mar 1762, d. Aug 1783
- Joseph Dearnley b. Mar 1768
- William Dearnley+ b. Jul 1770
Joseph Dernaley
ID# 11804, b. about 1740
Possibly the Joseph D son of Edward & Elizabeth (Bray)
see Joseph Dernely.
see Joseph Dernely.
Birth:
Joseph Dernaley was born about 1740 at Derbyshire, England,
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in 1765 Joseph Dernaley lived at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
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Marriage:
Joseph Dernaley married Sarah Olerenshaw on 17 January 1765 at Parish Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Jos[n/h] Dernaloy of Glossop & Sarah Oleronshaw of Glossop, by Licence.
Witnesses: Jno Bray; Robt Sheppard.
Sarah Olerenshaw
ID# 11805, b. about 1740
Birth:
Sarah Olerenshaw was born about 1740
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in 1765 Sarah Olerenshaw lived at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
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Marriage:
Sarah Olerenshaw married Joseph Dernaley on 17 January 1765 at Parish Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Jos[n/h] Dernaloy of Glossop & Sarah Oleronshaw of Glossop, by Licence.
Witnesses: Jno Bray; Robt Sheppard.
Mary Wood
ID# 11807, b. about 1754
- Charts
- John Derneley (c.1699-)
Birth:
Mary Wood was born about 1754
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Marriage:
Mary Wood married Joseph Dearnely, son of James Dernally and Mary Burgess, on 15 October 1775 at St. Mary's Church, Stockport, Cheshire, England,
Joseph Dernally Weaver & Mary Wood Spinster, both of the Parish of Stockport
both 'of the Parish of Stockport'
witness: William Darniley
Joseph signed as " Joseph Derniley."
between 1777 and 1782 Mary Wood lived at Bredbury, Cheshire, England,
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in 1785 Mary Wood lived at Marple, Cheshire, England,
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Children of Mary Wood and Joseph Dearnely
- James Dearneley b. Jul 1777
- Joil Dearneley b. Oct 1779, d. Sep 1781
- Mary Dearnely b. Aug 1782
- William Dearnely b. Jul 1785
- Thomas Dernaley+ b. May 1786, d. Jan 1860
Hannah Wilson
ID# 11809, b. 1745, d. November 1783
Birth:
Hannah Wilson was born in 1745
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Marriage:
Hannah Wilson married Thomas Mabson in 1766 at Leeds, Yorkshire, England,
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between 1767 and 1771 Hannah Wilson lived at Back Shambles, Leeds, Yorkshire, England,
Old Leeds - Briggate was the main street, running Northfrom the river Aire for about 500 yards. About half way up, Briggate broadened out to form the Market Place. At the top end there was a row of buildings in the middle of Briggate, so forming two narrow streets; the one on the East side was "Shambles", the one on the West side was "Back Shambles" Kirkgate ran from the Market Place, eastwards about 400 yards, to the parish church of St Peter.
(Shambles was the area used by the butchers; cattle would be driven in, slaughtered, cut up and sold).
source: Peter D Hall http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com.
(Shambles was the area used by the butchers; cattle would be driven in, slaughtered, cut up and sold).
source: Peter D Hall http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com.
in 1775 Hannah Wilson lived at Leeds, Yorkshire, England,
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Marriage:
Hannah Wilson married Joseph Dearnley on 31 December 1775 at St. Peter's Church, Leeds, Yorkshire, England,
Joseph Dearnley
Hannah Mabson 30
Allegation is mutilated - male age is missing.
Joseph signed his name as Dearnaley. One of the witness signatures looks like Wm Beverley. The other was Martha Cooper.
Death:
Hannah Wilson died in November 1783 at Back oth Shambles, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, at age 38 years
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Hannah Wilson was buried on 11 November 1783 at St. Peter's Church, Leeds, Yorkshire, England,
recorded as: Hannah w of Joseph Dearnley.
Abode: Back oth Shambles.
Abode: Back oth Shambles.
Children of Hannah Wilson and Thomas Mabson
- John Mabson b. 30 Sep 1767
- Thomas Mabson b. 11 Aug 1771
Joseph Dearnalley
ID# 11810, b. February 1780
Skelbrooke is bout 10 miles east of Crigglestone & 10 miles west of Thorne.
Is this the Joseph D who married Susannah Darnbrook in 1807?
see Joseph Dearnley.
see Joseph Dearnley.
Birth:
Joseph Dearnalley was born in February 1780 at Skelbrooke, Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Joseph Dearnalley was the son of John Dearnalley and Sarah (?)
Joseph Dearnalley was baptised on 2 April 1780 at Skelbrooke, Yorkshire, England,
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