Joseph Dearnaley
ID# 13191, b. January 1850
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
from a letter from Ralph's great-grandaughter:
"Ralph and Mary Logan Dearnaley had three children that Dad knows of - Grandpa, another boy Dad thinks was named Joe and a daughter Mary who married George Clapp, you remember Uncle George from Brooklyn."
"Ralph and Mary Logan Dearnaley had three children that Dad knows of - Grandpa, another boy Dad thinks was named Joe and a daughter Mary who married George Clapp, you remember Uncle George from Brooklyn."
Birth:
Joseph Dearnaley was born in January 1850 at New York, USA,
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Joseph Dearnaley was the son of Ralph Dearnaley and Mary Ann Logan.
Marriage:
Joseph Dearnaley married Mary A Garrison, daughter of David Garrison and Frances (?), about 1871
.
"Joseph left his wife and children one day and was never heard of again" - family member.
Children of Joseph Dearnaley and Mary A Garrison
- Katie Dearnally b. 1872
- Myrtle Donnelly b. Dec 1874
- Harry C Dearnally b. 1878, d. 13 Sep 1918
- John Benjamin Dearnaley+ b. 28 Sep 1880, d. b 1930
- Joseph Crosland Dearnaley+ b. 15 Oct 1885, d. Feb 1978
Harry C Dearnally
ID# 13193, b. 1878, d. 13 September 1918
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Harry C Dearnally was born in 1878 at Brooklyn, New York, New York, USA,
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Harry C Dearnally was the son of Joseph Dearnaley and Mary A Garrison.
Newburgh City directory (1896)
Dearnaley Harry C. res 62 Smith
Dearnaley Joseph C.engineer, bds 3 S. Water
Dearnaley Mary A. Mrs. dressmaker, 62 Smith, h do
Dearnaley, William, carpenter, h 14 West.
Dearnaley Harry C. res 62 Smith
Dearnaley Joseph C.engineer, bds 3 S. Water
Dearnaley Mary A. Mrs. dressmaker, 62 Smith, h do
Dearnaley, William, carpenter, h 14 West.
Death:
Harry C Dearnally died on 13 September 1918 at San Francisco, San Francisco county, California, USA, at age 40 years
age:40 Single.
Mary A Garrison
ID# 13195, b. 1852
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Mary A Garrison was born in 1852 at Newburgh, Orange county, New York, USA,
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Mary A Garrison was the daughter of David Garrison and Frances (?)
Marriage:
Mary A Garrison married Joseph Dearnaley, son of Ralph Dearnaley and Mary Ann Logan, about 1871
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Newburgh City directory (1896)
Dearnaley Harry C. res 62 Smith
Dearnaley Joseph C.engineer, bds 3 S. Water
Dearnaley Mary A. Mrs. dressmaker, 62 Smith, h do
Dearnaley, William, carpenter, h 14 West.
Dearnaley Harry C. res 62 Smith
Dearnaley Joseph C.engineer, bds 3 S. Water
Dearnaley Mary A. Mrs. dressmaker, 62 Smith, h do
Dearnaley, William, carpenter, h 14 West.
Marriage:
Mary A Garrison married Henry A Garrison on 2 January 1905 at Bronx, New York, USA,
FamilySearch transcription - I believe that 'Parents & 'Spouse Parents' are reversed -MED
Name: Henry A. Garrison Spouse's Name: Mary A. Dearnaley
Event Date: 02 Jan 1905 Event Place: Bronx, New York
Father's Name: David Mother's Name: Sarah Brower
Spouse's Father's Name: Davis Garrison Spouse's Mother's Name: Frances Penny
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00751-6 System Origin: New_York-ODM GS Film number: 1940027.
Children of Mary A Garrison and Joseph Dearnaley
- Katie Dearnally b. 1872
- Myrtle Donnelly b. Dec 1874
- Harry C Dearnally b. 1878, d. 13 Sep 1918
- John Benjamin Dearnaley+ b. 28 Sep 1880, d. b 1930
- Joseph Crosland Dearnaley+ b. 15 Oct 1885, d. Feb 1978
Child of Mary A Garrison
- Edward Garrison Dearnaley b. 20 Oct 1890, d. 1956
Katie Dearnally
ID# 13196, b. 1872
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Katie Dearnally was born in 1872 at New York, USA,
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Katie Dearnally was the daughter of Joseph Dearnaley and Mary A Garrison.
Selina Dearnelly
ID# 13198, b. September 1819, d. about November 1891
Birth:
Selina Dearnelly was born in September 1819 at Bradwell, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Selina Dearnelly was the daughter of John Dearnelly and Hannah Hallam.
Selina Dearnelly was baptised on 10 October 1819 at St. Peter's Church, Hope, Derbyshire, England,
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Marriage:
Selina Dearnelly married Robert Shenton, son of Samuel Shenton, on 30 May 1864 at Hope Parish Church, Hope, Chapel-en-le-Frith R.D., Derbyshire, England,
Robert Shenton 59 Widower, Unitarian Minister res: Gt Hucklow fa: Samuel Shenton, Farmer
Selina Darneley 44 Spinster, --- res: Bradwell fa: John Darneley, School Master
Both signed
Witnesses: Alwin John Darneley & Sarah Darneley.
Death:
Selina Dearnelly died about November 1891 at Tideswell, Bakewell R.D., Derbyshire, England,
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Oliver Dearnelley
ID# 13199, b. August 1628
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
This could be Oliver Dearnelley of Honley.
See Oliver Dearnelley.
See Oliver Dearnelley.
Oliver's sons John & Nicholas (known brothers) are speculative, but seem to fit well with place & date.
Joshua D., who married Grace Dyson, could also be an unregistered son of Oliver.
see Joshua Dernelee.
Joshua D., who married Grace Dyson, could also be an unregistered son of Oliver.
see Joshua Dernelee.
Birth:
Oliver Dearnelley was born in August 1628 at Padfield, Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Oliver Dearnelley was the son of Nicholas Dernely and Ann (?)
Oliver Dearnelley was baptised on 7 September 1628 at Derbyshire, England,
shown as Parish of Sudbury, but FamilySearch appears to have included a number of Glossop baptisms as Sudbury.
Oliver and the Cow
Court of 30 Sep 1651
.... they [i.e. the jury] present and saye that as Oliver Dearnillie servant to John Ibbotson was drivinge a Cowe of one George Heeley into the Lords foulde there to be impounded the saide George Heeley came with greate violence and made a rescue from the Lords foulde of the saide Cow therefore he is amercyed to the Lord 3s 4d. s.
[Under Honley township]
Alsoe they present and saye that George Heeley did make an affray and drawe blood upon the bodye of Oliver Dearnillie therefore he is amercied to the Lord 10s.
from a transcript of the Almondbury manorial rolls 1641-1660 - "Homagers for the Lord Protector. Almondbury Manor Court Rolls Part 2 1641-1660. Ed Peter Hurst"
Ian Goddard notes:
The format of the court records is that matters affecting the manor come first and are followed by sworn men of the individual townships reporting more general offences which took place there. The rescue comes in the first category as George Heeley would have had to pay a fee to the manor to release the cow from the pound. Presumably the 3s 4d reflects the fee being avoided - maybe with an additional penalty and seems to be standard for a rescue irrespective of the "greate violence". Affrays always come into the township section & this is under the township. It takes into account the "greate violence" and again follows the standard rate - 3s 4d for an affray & 10s for an affray with blood drawn. Significantly this comes under Honley which was Oliver's township. Honley has been much redeveloped but I seem to recall there being a pinfold somewhere near the top of Eastgate in which case he might not have been driving the cow to Almondbury itself. This may have been the entrance to it:
Google Maps link
Secondly at some stage I think we have Oliver's family at Woodbottom. The Heeley family is associated with Woodbottom: This area is always known as the Heeley House bends.
Court of 30 Sep 1651
.... they [i.e. the jury] present and saye that as Oliver Dearnillie servant to John Ibbotson was drivinge a Cowe of one George Heeley into the Lords foulde there to be impounded the saide George Heeley came with greate violence and made a rescue from the Lords foulde of the saide Cow therefore he is amercyed to the Lord 3s 4d. s.
[Under Honley township]
Alsoe they present and saye that George Heeley did make an affray and drawe blood upon the bodye of Oliver Dearnillie therefore he is amercied to the Lord 10s.
from a transcript of the Almondbury manorial rolls 1641-1660 - "Homagers for the Lord Protector. Almondbury Manor Court Rolls Part 2 1641-1660. Ed Peter Hurst"
Ian Goddard notes:
The format of the court records is that matters affecting the manor come first and are followed by sworn men of the individual townships reporting more general offences which took place there. The rescue comes in the first category as George Heeley would have had to pay a fee to the manor to release the cow from the pound. Presumably the 3s 4d reflects the fee being avoided - maybe with an additional penalty and seems to be standard for a rescue irrespective of the "greate violence". Affrays always come into the township section & this is under the township. It takes into account the "greate violence" and again follows the standard rate - 3s 4d for an affray & 10s for an affray with blood drawn. Significantly this comes under Honley which was Oliver's township. Honley has been much redeveloped but I seem to recall there being a pinfold somewhere near the top of Eastgate in which case he might not have been driving the cow to Almondbury itself. This may have been the entrance to it:
Google Maps link
Secondly at some stage I think we have Oliver's family at Woodbottom. The Heeley family is associated with Woodbottom: This area is always known as the Heeley House bends.
Marriage:
Oliver Dearnelley married Margaret Lockwood on 3 July 1655 at Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England,
Jul 03 1655 Oliverus Dearnelly et Margareta Lockwood nupt.
between 1666 and 1671 Oliver Dearnelley lived at Honley, Yorkshire, England,
Mar 19 1666 Isaacus et Jacobanus gemelli Oliveri Dernelley de Honley bapt {BT}
Feb 12 1671 Margretta ux Oliveri Dearnerlay de Honley sepult.
Feb 12 1671 Margretta ux Oliveri Dearnerlay de Honley sepult.
probably died before 7 Sep 1701
- I.G.
- I.G.
Children of Oliver Dearnelley and Margaret Lockwood
- Anna Dearnelley b. abt 1656, d. Feb 1656
- John Dearneley+ b. abt 1660, d. b 21 Jul 1721
- Nicholas Dearnaly b. abt 1660, d. Aug 1721
- Maria Dearneley b. abt 1665, d. Dec 1676
- George Dearnelley b. abt 1666, d. Jan 1674
- Isaac Dearnelley b. Feb 1666, d. abt 23 Mar 1666
- Jacob Dearnelley b. Feb 1666, d. abt 25 Mar 1666
Margaret Lockwood
ID# 13200, b. about 1634, d. February 1671
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Margaret Lockwood was born about 1634
.
Marriage:
Margaret Lockwood married Oliver Dearnelley, son of Nicholas Dernely and Ann (?), on 3 July 1655 at Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England,
Jul 03 1655 Oliverus Dearnelly et Margareta Lockwood nupt.
between 1666 and 1671 Margaret Lockwood lived at Honley, Yorkshire, England,
Mar 19 1666 Isaacus et Jacobanus gemelli Oliveri Dernelley de Honley bapt {BT}
Feb 12 1671 Margretta ux Oliveri Dearnerlay de Honley sepult.
Feb 12 1671 Margretta ux Oliveri Dearnerlay de Honley sepult.
Death:
Margaret Lockwood died in February 1671 at Yorkshire, England,
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Margaret Lockwood was buried on 12 February 1671 at Almondbury, Yorkshire, England,
Margretta ux Oliveri Dearnerlay de Honley sepult.
Children of Margaret Lockwood and Oliver Dearnelley
- Anna Dearnelley b. abt 1656, d. Feb 1656
- John Dearneley+ b. abt 1660, d. b 21 Jul 1721
- Nicholas Dearnaly b. abt 1660, d. Aug 1721
- Maria Dearneley b. abt 1665, d. Dec 1676
- George Dearnelley b. abt 1666, d. Jan 1674
- Isaac Dearnelley b. Feb 1666, d. abt 23 Mar 1666
- Jacob Dearnelley b. Feb 1666, d. abt 25 Mar 1666