Dearnley / Dearnaley +++

This Joseph did look like the Joseph D who married Mary Motherby in 1757.
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.

Birth:
Joseph Dearnley was born between 1737 and 1748 at Leeds, Yorkshire, England,

An age discrepancy here.
Joseph is shown as aged 36 upon his marriage to Hannah in 1784 (1748-), but is aged 70 upon his death in 1807 (1737-.)

Marriage:
Joseph Dearnley married Hannah Wilson 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.

Residence:
in 1784 Joseph Dearnley lived at Leeds, Yorkshire, England,

Marriage:
Joseph Dearnley married Hannah Smith on 25 February 1784 at Parish Church, Adel, Yorkshire, England,

Joseph Dearnley     age: 36     innholder of Leeds 
Hannah Smith     age: 23
Joseph signed his name and the witnesses were Sarah Burrow and John Smith.

other IGI sources have:
Addle, Yorkshire      3 Nov 1784
Adel, Yorkshire     3 Mar 1784

'Wednesday was married Mr Dearnley, of the Ship Inn, in this town, to  Miss Smith of Addle'
Leeds Intelligencer 09 March 1784 p.3.

Occupation:
in March 1784 at Leeds, Yorkshire, England, Joseph Dearnley was a Innholder.

Note: in 1788

SHIP INN
Back of the Shambles, Leeds,
Joseph Dearnley
Begs Leave to return his most grateful Thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public, for the many Favours they have hitherto conferred on him, and at the same Time wishes to inform them, and also Travellers in particular, that he has enlarged the above Inn, and fitted it up in a much more commodious and genteel Manner, and assures such Gentlemen, Travellers, and Others, who please to honour him with their Custom, that they will meet with the best Accommodations, most civil Treatment, and good Attendance.
Good Stabling.
A SINGLE HORSE CHAISE in good Condition, to be Sold.

Manchester Mercury 4 March 1788. p.4.
& 11 March 1788. p.3.

Residence:
between 1792 and 1794 Joseph Dearnley lived at Back 'oth' Shambles, Leeds, Yorkshire, England,

Note: on 11 June 1792

Insured: Joseph Dearnley, the Ship Inn, back of the Shambles, Leeds, Yorkshire, innholder, mortgagor, and Thomas Charlesworth of the same place, woollen draper, mortgagee. [London Metropolitan Archives, Records of Sun Fire...]
A2A: MS 11936/388/601330 11 June 1792
These documents are held at: London Metropolitan Archives
see The National Archives.

Residence:
in 1793 Joseph Dearnley lived at Leeds, Yorkshire, England,

Death:
Joseph Dearnley died on 16 June 1807 at North Parade, Leeds, Yorkshire, England,

'The same day (last Tuesday) Mr Joseph Dearnley formerly of the Ship Inn in this town (died).'
The Leeds Mercury Sat June 20 1807.

Burial:
Joseph Dearnley was buried on 18 June 1807 at St. Peter's Church, Leeds, Yorkshire, England,

Note: on 16 January 1811

Abstract of Admininistration off Joseph Dearnley, Innkeeper of Leeds, Yorkshire.
A2A: IR 26/434/506 16 Jan 1811
see The National Archives

No 21 16 Janry under 1000^LName and Description of the Intestate: Joseph Dearnley of Leeds in the County of York Innkeeper (omitted in it's proper place)
Name and Place of Abode and Degree of Kindred of Administrator or Administratrix: Hannah Dearnley of the Parish of Saint Mary Rotherhithe in the County of Surrey Widow his Relict the Administratrix.

Children of Joseph Dearnley and Hannah Smith

Mary Smith Dearnley+ b. 26 Jan 1792
Hannah Dearnley b. 14 Dec 1792
Sarah Dearnley b. 19 Apr 1794
John Smith Dearnley+ b. Sep 1795, d. abt May 1863
Ann Dearnley b. 15 May 1799

Hannah Smith

ID# 11816, b. 1760, d. February 1831

Pedigree

Charts: Joseph Dearnley (c.1742-)

From 25 February 1784, her married name was Dearnley.

Birth:
Hannah Smith was born in 1760

Residence:
in 1784 Hannah Smith lived at Adel, Yorkshire, England,

Marriage:
Hannah Smith married Joseph Dearnley on 25 February 1784 at Parish Church, Adel, Yorkshire, England,

Joseph Dearnley     age: 36     innholder of Leeds 
Hannah Smith     age: 23
Joseph signed his name and the witnesses were Sarah Burrow and John Smith.

other IGI sources have:
Addle, Yorkshire      3 Nov 1784
Adel, Yorkshire     3 Mar 1784

'Wednesday was married Mr Dearnley, of the Ship Inn, in this town, to  Miss Smith of Addle'
Leeds Intelligencer 09 March 1784 p.3.

Residence:
in 1811 Hannah Smith lived at Rotherhithe Parish, Surrey, England,

No 21 16 Janry
under 1000^L
Name and Description of the Intestate: Joseph Dearnley of Leeds in the County of York Innkeeper (omitted in it's proper place)
Name and Place of Abode and Degree of Kindred of Administrator or Administratrix: Hannah Dearnley of the Parish of Saint Mary Rotherhithe in the County of Surrey Widow his Relict the Administratrix.

Abstract of Admininistration off Joseph Dearnley, Innkeeper of Leeds, Yorkshire.
A2A: IR 26/434/506 16 Jan 1811
see The National Archives.

Death:
Hannah Smith died in February 1831 at Poplar, London, England, at age 71 years

Burial:
Hannah Smith was buried on 26 February 1831 at All Saints, Poplar, Tower Hamlets, London, England,

recorded as Hannah Dearnley age: 71
res: Poplar.

Children of Hannah Smith and Joseph Dearnley

Mary Smith Dearnley+ b. 26 Jan 1792
Hannah Dearnley b. 14 Dec 1792
Sarah Dearnley b. 19 Apr 1794
John Smith Dearnley+ b. Sep 1795, d. abt May 1863
Ann Dearnley b. 15 May 1799

Martha Roberts

ID# 11818, b. between 1766 and 1771, d. July 1841

Pedigree

Charts: Willym Dernely (c.1516-)

From 18 September 1785, her married name was Dernally.
From 18 September 1785, her married name was Denerley.
From 18 September 1785, her married name was Dearnley.
From 18 September 1785, her married name was Dearnelly.
From 18 September 1785, her married name was Dearneley.

Birth:
Martha Roberts was born between 1766 and 1771

Martha Roberts was the daughter of Joshua Roberts.

Residence:
in 1785 Martha Roberts lived at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,

Marriage:
Martha Roberts married Joseph Dearneley, son of Joseph Dearnley and Jenny Ogden, on 18 September 1785 at All Saints Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,

'Joseph Dearneley of Glossop & Martha Roberts of Glossop, by Banns.'
Witness: William Newton.

Residence:
in 1799 Martha Roberts lived at Stockport, Cheshire, England,

Note: on 3 December 1803

Left 9 guineas in the will of Will of George ROBERTS late of Whitfield parish of Glossop, but now of Woolley, Schoolmaster
see Glossop Wills.

Death:
Martha Roberts died in July 1841 at High Street, Stockport, Cheshire, England,

Burial:
Martha Roberts was buried on 22 July 1841 at St. Mary's Church, Stockport Parish, Cheshire, England,

Martha Dearneley; abode: High Street; When buried: July 22; Age: 71 years.

Martha Roberts appeared in the 1841 census at
High Street, Stockport, Cheshire, England.
On 6 June 1841:-

note: Ages over 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5.
p.13
PLANT, John                       40    Baker                                    See John Plant
PLANT, Ellen                      40                                   Cheshire  See Ellen Denerley
PLANT, Mary                       15                                   Cheshire
PLANT, Lettice                    13                                   Cheshire
PLANT, Joseph                     10                                   Cheshire
PLANT, Sarah                      5                                    Cheshire
PLANT, John                       3                                    Cheshire
PLANT, Susannah                   9 mo                                 Cheshire
DEARNELEY, Martha                 70                                             See Martha Roberts

RG number: HO107     Piece: 113     Book/Folio: 3/10     Page: 13
Registration District: Stockport     Sub District: Stockport
Civil Parish: Stockport     Municipal Borough: Stockport
Address: High Street, Stockport     County: Cheshire
//
// 7 families
//
p.14
SMITH, Betty                      60    Power Weaver                   Cheshire
p.15
CAWLEY, Sarah                     70    Pauper                         Cheshire
DENNELEY, Jane                    16 mo                                Cheshire  See Jane Dennerley

RG number: HO107     Piece: 113     Book/Folio: 3/11     Page: 15
Registration District: Stockport     Sub District: Stockport
Civil Parish: Stockport     Municipal Borough: Stockport
Address: Bear Hole Brow, Stockport     County: Cheshire.

Children of Martha Roberts and Joseph Dearneley

Samuel Dearnley b. 1785, d. Nov 1855
John Dearnley+ b. 5 Dec 1788, d. Aug 1838
Hannah Dearnelly+ b. 29 Jan 1791, d. Dec 1839
Betty Dearnley b. Dec 1792
Joseph Dernally b. 27 Nov 1795, d. Apr 1796
Jane Dennerley b. May 1797, d. 1835
Ellen Denerley+ b. 4 Oct 1799
Joseph Dearneley+ b. Mar 1802, d. abt Nov 1853
Susannah Dearnley b. Feb 1808, d. 1838

Joseph Dernally

ID# 11819, b. 27 November 1795, d. April 1796

Pedigree

Charts: Willym Dernely (c.1516-)

Joseph Dernally was also recorded as Dearnaley - (spelling not found but added for indexing.)

Birth:
Joseph Dernally was born on 27 November 1795 at Stockport, Cheshire, England,

Joseph Dernally was the son of Joseph Dearneley and Martha Roberts.

Baptism:
Joseph Dernally was baptised on 25 December 1795 at St. Mary's Church, Stockport, Cheshire, England,

Death:
Joseph Dernally died in April 1796 at Stockport, Cheshire, England, at age 4 months

Burial:
Joseph Dernally was buried on 1 May 1796 at Parish Church, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,

'Joseph son of Joseph & Martha Dearnley of Stockport an infant.'