Edward Dearnaley
ID# 12001, b. January 1668
Family assumed from dates / spelling / location.
unconfirmed.
unconfirmed.
Birth:
Edward Dearnaley was born in January 1668 at Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Edward Dearnaley was the son of Edward Dernelee and Unknown (?)
Edward Dearnaley was baptised on 9 February 1668 at Kirkburton, Yorkshire, England,
.
Marriage:
Edward Dearnaley married Ann Batty on 23 February 1696 at Kirkburton, Yorkshire, England,
.
Children of Edward Dearnaley and Ann Batty
- Unnamed Dearnally b. Jun 1696, d. Jun 1696
- Martha Dearnally b. May 1697
- John Dearnally b. May 1700
- Anne Dearnally b. Oct 1702
- Mary Dearnally b. Apr 1706
Edward Dearnely
ID# 12003, b. May 1668
Birth:
Edward Dearnely was born in May 1668 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Edward Dearnely was the son of John Dernely and Margaret Smith.
Edward Dearnely was baptised on 19 July 1668 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
.
John Dernely
ID# 12004, b. about 1632, d. after February 1669
Originally thought to perhaps be John the son of Nicholas & Ann D. However a Padfield burial for a John D has been found that appears to rule this out.
see John Dernely.
see John Dernely.
Birth:
John Dernely was born about 1632
.
Marriage:
John Dernely married Margaret Smith, daughter of John Smith, on 1 October 1654 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
John Dernely of this parish (Mottram) and Margaret Smith of the same.
Transcript incorrectly shows "John Derney."
from Glossop parish records:
February the xxiith 1655
The daye (and) yeare above written Margret the wife of
John Derneli (and) daughter to John Smith of ????? houses in the
p(ar)ish of Mottram with her ch(ildre)n, beinge destitute of habitation
was commied by command from the constable of Glossop to the
next overser* in the sayd p(ar)ish of Mottram beinge the last
plase both of her birth and habitation.
Ancestry Glossop Records (p. 122 of 126)
* next = nearest
overser = overseer of the poor.
February the xxiith 1655
The daye (and) yeare above written Margret the wife of
John Derneli (and) daughter to John Smith of ????? houses in the
p(ar)ish of Mottram with her ch(ildre)n, beinge destitute of habitation
was commied by command from the constable of Glossop to the
next overser* in the sayd p(ar)ish of Mottram beinge the last
plase both of her birth and habitation.
Ancestry Glossop Records (p. 122 of 126)
* next = nearest
overser = overseer of the poor.
between 1663 and 1669 John Dernely lived at Stayley, Cheshire, England,
.
Death:
John Dernely died after February 1669
.
Children of John Dernely and Margaret Smith
- Child Dernely b. Jan 1659, d. Jan 1659
- Mary Dernley b. Jul 1663
- John Dernely b. abt 1665, d. Mar 1669
- James Dearnely b. Feb 1666
- Edward Dearnely b. May 1668
Edward Dearnley
ID# 12005, b. January 1727, d. March 1730
Birth:
Edward Dearnley was born in January 1727 at Roberttown, Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Edward Dearnley was the son of Edward Dearnley and Sarah Healey.
Edward Dearnley was baptised on 1 March 1727 at Robertown, Yorkshire, England,
March
"Edward son of Edward Dearnley of Roberttown the first day."
"Edward son of Edward Dearnley of Roberttown the first day."
Death:
Edward Dearnley died in March 1730 at Yorkshire, England, at age 3 years and 2 months
.
Edward Dearnley was buried on 31 March 1730 at St. Peters, Birstall, Yorkshire, England,
.
Edward Dernally
ID# 12006, b. September 1750, d. 31 October 1751
Birth:
Edward Dernally was born in September 1750 at Robertown, Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Edward Dernally was the son of Daniel Hemingway and Sarah Dernally.
Edward Dernally was baptised on 29 October 1750 at St. Peter's Church, Birstall, Yorkshire, England,
'Edward Bastard son of Sarah Dernally of Robertown, Daniel Hemingway of Liversidge Hall : Putative father'
Birstall, St. Peter - WYBMD record (original.)
Birstall, St. Peter - WYBMD record (original.)
Death:
Edward Dernally died on 31 October 1751 at Roberttown, Yorkshire, England, at age 1 year and 1 month
.
Sarah Dearnley
ID# 12007, b. December 1714
Birth:
Sarah Dearnley was born in December 1714 at Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Sarah Dearnley was the daughter of Edward Dearnley and Sarah Healey.
Sarah Dearnley was baptised on 20 January 1715 at Mirfield, Yorkshire, England,
1714/15 January
"Sarah daughter of Edward Dearnley bap 20."
"Sarah daughter of Edward Dearnley bap 20."
John Dearnaly
ID# 12009, b. 1771, d. 12 May 1830
- Charts
- John Dearnaly (c.1770-)
There is currently one candidate for this John.
1. see John Dearnnealey
Jno. Dearnnealey baptism/christening 23 Dec 1770, Barnby-upon-Don, York, England
father's name: Edward Dearnnealey
This could be the Edward Dearnaly who married Elizabeth Whitely in Rotherham (m. Jan 1770)
I suspect that Edward D. from Rotherham is involved somehow. see Edward Dearnaley
Possible grandfather George D (c.1713-): see George Darnelly
Barnby-upon-Don, or Barnby-Dun, a township and a parish in Doncaster district, W. R. Yorkshire. The township lies on the river Don, and on the Doncaster and Thorne railway, 5 miles NE by N of Doncaster.
1. see John Dearnnealey
Jno. Dearnnealey baptism/christening 23 Dec 1770, Barnby-upon-Don, York, England
father's name: Edward Dearnnealey
This could be the Edward Dearnaly who married Elizabeth Whitely in Rotherham (m. Jan 1770)
I suspect that Edward D. from Rotherham is involved somehow. see Edward Dearnaley
Possible grandfather George D (c.1713-): see George Darnelly
Barnby-upon-Don, or Barnby-Dun, a township and a parish in Doncaster district, W. R. Yorkshire. The township lies on the river Don, and on the Doncaster and Thorne railway, 5 miles NE by N of Doncaster.
Birth:
John Dearnaly was born in 1771
.
Marriage:
John Dearnaly married Mary Charles on 24 May 1791 at Cathedral St. Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,
'John Dernally of this Parish Bachelor and Mary Charles of this Parish Spinster Married in this church by Banns'
signed 'John Dearnaly'
Mary made her mark.
John Dearnaly left a will on 24 February 1829.
Will of Jno. Dearnaly of Masbro
This is the last Will and Testament of me John Deamaly of Masbro' in the parish of Rotherham and County of
York Mariner. First I Will and direct that all my just Debts and my Funeral and Testamentary Expences be paid
by my Executors herein after named I give and bequeath unto my friends Thomas Gillott of Masbro aforesaid
Butcher and Richard Rhodes of Masbro aforesaid Grocer The sum of Ten Pounds for the sole use of my
Daughter Mary Newsome. Also the sum of Ten Pounds for the sole use of my Daughter Ann Heppenstall. Also
the sum of Twenty Pounds to my son Jolm Dearnaly. Also the sum of Ten Pounds to my son Thomas Dearnaly.
Also the Sum of Ten Pounds to my son Charles Deamaly Also the Sum of Ten Pounds to my Son Edward
Dearnaly (provided he returns from the Kings service in which he is engaged abroad). Also the sum of Three
Pounds to my Daughter Harriett Dearnaly*. I also give and bequeath to my Son's Thornas and Charles Dearnaly
aforesaid for their sole and equal use my share of the Vessel known by the name of the Vine and belonging
equally to Mr John Guthrie and myself I further Direct my Trustees Thomas Gillott & Richard Rhodes that after
my decease my Furniture Goods Chattels and all other things to me belonging (save an except what I give to my
Children as mentioned on the third page of this sheet) shall be sold and should any thing remain after my just
debts, funeral, and Testamentary expences are paid I direct that the rest residue and remainder shall be equally
divided share and share alike amongst my Children hereafter named Viz Mary Newsome Ann Heppenstall,
John, Thomas, Charles and Harriett Dearnaly*, Provided always and I do hereby further declare the said Trustees
herby appointed and each of them and their Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns of each of them shall
be charged or chargeable respectively for such moneys only as they respectively shall actually receive by Virtue
of the trusts hereby in them reposed notwithstanding their or any of their giving or signing or joining in giving
or signing any receipt or receipts for the sake of conformity and any one or more of them shall not be
answerable or accountable for the other or others of them or for involuntary losses. And also it shall and may be
lawfull for them with and out of the Monies which shall come to their hands respectively by virtue of the Trusts
aforesaid to retain to and reimburse themselves respectively and also to allow their respective Cotrustee or
Cotrustees all Costs Charges Damages and Expences which they or any of them shall or may suffer sustain
expend disburse be at or be put to in or about the execution of the aforesaid Trusts or in relation thereunto I
nominate and appoint the said Thomas Gillott and Richard Rhodes Executors of this my last Will and Testament
And lastly hereby revoking all other Wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this only to be my last
Will & Testament In witness hereunto I do hereby set my hand and Seal this Twenty fourth Day of February
One thousand Eight hundred and Twenty nine
John Dearnaly
Signed sealed published and
declared by the Testator John Deamaly
as and for his Will and Testament
in the presence of us who in his presence
at his request and in the presence
of each other have here unto sub-
-scribed our names as Witnesses
Thomas Gillott
Richard Rhodes
* Assumed to be daughter Henrietta - MED
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This is a Codicil to my last Will and testament In case my son Edward Dearnaly should die abroad I will and
Direct that the Ten Pounds left him in the first page of this paper shall be distributed amongst my Children that
are alive at his decease I also direct that if either of my sons Thomas and Charles should die the survivor of
them shall have the whole of my share of the Vessel
(Distribution of Boks &c)
I give to my son Charles the Best bed and all thereto belonging. Also the Maogany Dining table to be given to
Thomas. Also the silver &c in the Cupbords in the low Room to be equally divided between Thomas, Charles,
and Harriett Dearnaly. I direct that my late Wifes Clothes table linnen sheets &c &c shall be equally divided
between my daughters Ann, Mary & Harriett*. I also direct that my wearing apparel shall be equally divided
between my sons John, Thomas and Charles. I also give to my daughter Harriett* all the Furniture belonging the
Best low Room (save and except the Desk and Book Case) and also the best Dressing table. I give the Desk and
Book Case to my son Charles. I give the Clock to Thomas and also the Bible unbound. And Lastly I give the
Bible which is bound to my son John I declare this to be a Codicil to my last Will and Testament in witness
whereof I have set my hand and seal this 24 Day of February 1829
John Dearnaly
Signed sealed published and declared
by the Testator John Dearnaly as and
for this the Codicil to his last will and
Testament in the presence of us who
in his presence and at his request
and in the presence of each other have
hereunto subscribed our names
Thomas Gillott
Richard Rhodes
* Assumed to be daughter Henrietta - MED
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Will of Jno. Dearnaly of Masbro 1829
I do hereby certify that on the 16th day of June in the year of our Lord 1830 Richard Rhodes of the Parish of
Rotherham in the County of York Grocer and Thomas Gillott of the same place in the said County Butcher the
Executors named in the last will & Testament with Codicil of John Dearnally late of Masbrough in the Parish of
Rotherham aforesaid mariner deceased were sworn well & Truly to execute & perform the same and that the
whole of the goods Chattels & Credits of the said deceased within the Diocese of York do not amount in value
to the sum of Four Hundred Pounds
Died 12 May 1830
Swom under £400.0.0
Exchequer
W & Cod Passed 23" July 1830 und 450
Witness my hand
Thos. Blackley
Transcribed by Cathryn Bower.
This is the last Will and Testament of me John Deamaly of Masbro' in the parish of Rotherham and County of
York Mariner. First I Will and direct that all my just Debts and my Funeral and Testamentary Expences be paid
by my Executors herein after named I give and bequeath unto my friends Thomas Gillott of Masbro aforesaid
Butcher and Richard Rhodes of Masbro aforesaid Grocer The sum of Ten Pounds for the sole use of my
Daughter Mary Newsome. Also the sum of Ten Pounds for the sole use of my Daughter Ann Heppenstall. Also
the sum of Twenty Pounds to my son Jolm Dearnaly. Also the sum of Ten Pounds to my son Thomas Dearnaly.
Also the Sum of Ten Pounds to my son Charles Deamaly Also the Sum of Ten Pounds to my Son Edward
Dearnaly (provided he returns from the Kings service in which he is engaged abroad). Also the sum of Three
Pounds to my Daughter Harriett Dearnaly*. I also give and bequeath to my Son's Thornas and Charles Dearnaly
aforesaid for their sole and equal use my share of the Vessel known by the name of the Vine and belonging
equally to Mr John Guthrie and myself I further Direct my Trustees Thomas Gillott & Richard Rhodes that after
my decease my Furniture Goods Chattels and all other things to me belonging (save an except what I give to my
Children as mentioned on the third page of this sheet) shall be sold and should any thing remain after my just
debts, funeral, and Testamentary expences are paid I direct that the rest residue and remainder shall be equally
divided share and share alike amongst my Children hereafter named Viz Mary Newsome Ann Heppenstall,
John, Thomas, Charles and Harriett Dearnaly*, Provided always and I do hereby further declare the said Trustees
herby appointed and each of them and their Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns of each of them shall
be charged or chargeable respectively for such moneys only as they respectively shall actually receive by Virtue
of the trusts hereby in them reposed notwithstanding their or any of their giving or signing or joining in giving
or signing any receipt or receipts for the sake of conformity and any one or more of them shall not be
answerable or accountable for the other or others of them or for involuntary losses. And also it shall and may be
lawfull for them with and out of the Monies which shall come to their hands respectively by virtue of the Trusts
aforesaid to retain to and reimburse themselves respectively and also to allow their respective Cotrustee or
Cotrustees all Costs Charges Damages and Expences which they or any of them shall or may suffer sustain
expend disburse be at or be put to in or about the execution of the aforesaid Trusts or in relation thereunto I
nominate and appoint the said Thomas Gillott and Richard Rhodes Executors of this my last Will and Testament
And lastly hereby revoking all other Wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this only to be my last
Will & Testament In witness hereunto I do hereby set my hand and Seal this Twenty fourth Day of February
One thousand Eight hundred and Twenty nine
John Dearnaly
Signed sealed published and
declared by the Testator John Deamaly
as and for his Will and Testament
in the presence of us who in his presence
at his request and in the presence
of each other have here unto sub-
-scribed our names as Witnesses
Thomas Gillott
Richard Rhodes
* Assumed to be daughter Henrietta - MED
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This is a Codicil to my last Will and testament In case my son Edward Dearnaly should die abroad I will and
Direct that the Ten Pounds left him in the first page of this paper shall be distributed amongst my Children that
are alive at his decease I also direct that if either of my sons Thomas and Charles should die the survivor of
them shall have the whole of my share of the Vessel
(Distribution of Boks &c)
I give to my son Charles the Best bed and all thereto belonging. Also the Maogany Dining table to be given to
Thomas. Also the silver &c in the Cupbords in the low Room to be equally divided between Thomas, Charles,
and Harriett Dearnaly. I direct that my late Wifes Clothes table linnen sheets &c &c shall be equally divided
between my daughters Ann, Mary & Harriett*. I also direct that my wearing apparel shall be equally divided
between my sons John, Thomas and Charles. I also give to my daughter Harriett* all the Furniture belonging the
Best low Room (save and except the Desk and Book Case) and also the best Dressing table. I give the Desk and
Book Case to my son Charles. I give the Clock to Thomas and also the Bible unbound. And Lastly I give the
Bible which is bound to my son John I declare this to be a Codicil to my last Will and Testament in witness
whereof I have set my hand and seal this 24 Day of February 1829
John Dearnaly
Signed sealed published and declared
by the Testator John Dearnaly as and
for this the Codicil to his last will and
Testament in the presence of us who
in his presence and at his request
and in the presence of each other have
hereunto subscribed our names
Thomas Gillott
Richard Rhodes
* Assumed to be daughter Henrietta - MED
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Will of Jno. Dearnaly of Masbro 1829
I do hereby certify that on the 16th day of June in the year of our Lord 1830 Richard Rhodes of the Parish of
Rotherham in the County of York Grocer and Thomas Gillott of the same place in the said County Butcher the
Executors named in the last will & Testament with Codicil of John Dearnally late of Masbrough in the Parish of
Rotherham aforesaid mariner deceased were sworn well & Truly to execute & perform the same and that the
whole of the goods Chattels & Credits of the said deceased within the Diocese of York do not amount in value
to the sum of Four Hundred Pounds
Died 12 May 1830
Swom under £400.0.0
Exchequer
W & Cod Passed 23" July 1830 und 450
Witness my hand
Thos. Blackley
Transcribed by Cathryn Bower.
Death:
John Dearnaly died on 12 May 1830 at Rotherham, Yorkshire, England, at age 59 years
Age at death: 59.
John Dearnaly was buried on 16 May 1830 at Rotherham, Yorkshire, England,
.
The Law Advertiser, Vol. 9 p.110
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED
Gazette, February 1.
DEARNALY John -- viz. John Guthrie, Thomas Dearnaly, and Charles Dearnaly, Masbrough, in Rotherham, York, carriers by water............................Dec 31, 1830.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED
Gazette, February 1.
DEARNALY John -- viz. John Guthrie, Thomas Dearnaly, and Charles Dearnaly, Masbrough, in Rotherham, York, carriers by water............................Dec 31, 1830.
Children of John Dearnaly and Mary Charles
- William Dearnaly b. 5 Dec 1792
- Ann Dearneley+ b. 6 Jun 1795, d. abt Feb 1868
- Mary Darnelly+ b. 16 Mar 1798, d. abt Nov 1870
- Elizabeth Dearnaly b. 17 May 1800
- Edward Charles Dearnaly b. 23 Dec 1801
- John Dearnaly b. May 1804, d. 27 May 1879
- Thomas Dearnaley+ b. 5 Jul 1806, d. abt Nov 1858
- Henrietta Dernalley b. 22 Jan 1810
- Charles Dearnaly+ b. 21 Apr 1812, d. bt May 1861 - 1871
Mary Charles
ID# 12010, b. about 1770
- Charts
- John Dearnaly (c.1770-)
Birth:
Mary Charles was born about 1770
.
Marriage:
Mary Charles married John Dearnaly on 24 May 1791 at Cathedral St. Peter, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,
'John Dernally of this Parish Bachelor and Mary Charles of this Parish Spinster Married in this church by Banns'
signed 'John Dearnaly'
Mary made her mark.
Children of Mary Charles and John Dearnaly
- William Dearnaly b. 5 Dec 1792
- Ann Dearneley+ b. 6 Jun 1795, d. abt Feb 1868
- Mary Darnelly+ b. 16 Mar 1798, d. abt Nov 1870
- Elizabeth Dearnaly b. 17 May 1800
- Edward Charles Dearnaly b. 23 Dec 1801
- John Dearnaly b. May 1804, d. 27 May 1879
- Thomas Dearnaley+ b. 5 Jul 1806, d. abt Nov 1858
- Henrietta Dernalley b. 22 Jan 1810
- Charles Dearnaly+ b. 21 Apr 1812, d. bt May 1861 - 1871