Thomas Melloy
ID# 14791, b. 1846
- Charts
- John Dearnelly (1801-)
Birth:
Thomas Melloy was born in 1846 at Manchester, Lancashire, England,
.
Thomas Melloy was the son of James Melloy and Mary Ann Dearnley.
John Melloy
ID# 14792, b. 1848
- Charts
- John Dearnelly (1801-)
Birth:
John Melloy was born in 1848 at Petersburg, Russia,
.
John Melloy was the son of James Melloy and Mary Ann Dearnley.
Sarah Ann Melloy
ID# 14793, b. June 1850
- Charts
- John Dearnelly (1801-)
Birth:
Sarah Ann Melloy was born in June 1850 at Petersburg, Russia,
.
Sarah Ann Melloy was the daughter of James Melloy and Mary Ann Dearnley.
Thomas Dearnley
ID# 14794, b. October 1759, d. January 1813
Thomas Dearnley was a Mariner - recorded in Thomas' 1812 will.
Birth:
Thomas Dearnley was born in October 1759 at Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Thomas Dearnley was the son of Joseph Dearnley and Mary Motherby.
Thomas Dearnley was baptised on 13 November 1759 at Snaith, Yorkshire, England,
.
Marriage:
Thomas Dearnley married Sarah Pinder on 27 November 1785 at Misson, Nottinghamshire, England,
.
Thomas Dearnley witnessed the Marriage of Jechoniah Serjeant and Susannah Dearnley on 10 February 1811 at St. Bartholomew The Great, Smithfield, City of London, London, England,
'Jechonia Sargent of this Parish Bachelor and Susannah Dearnley of the same Spinster were Married in this Church by Banns...'
Both signed
Witnesses: Thos Dearnley & Sophia Morney(?)
Thomas Dearnley left a will on 14 July 1812 at Red Lion Street, Holborn, London, England.
Will of Thomas Dearnley London 1813
‘Navy five per cent annuity’ was a type of income annuity issued by the Bank of England.
Words in italics are guesses. Unreadable words are indicated by ‘…’
There is a list of those mentioned in the will on the third page.
In the Name of God Amen I Thomas
Dearnley of No Aldersgate Street in the City of London
Mariner I do hereby make publish and ordain this my
last will and testament in manner following that is to say
I do hereby give my two daughters Mary and Susannah
Dearnley of my property equal in part lying in the Bank
of England in the Navy five per cent annuity the sum of
of eight hundred pounds to receive it in two payments
in one year as the dividends become due namely in July
and January that will be twenty pounds per annum for
each of them to be paid in two payments and be it further
known that if Susannah who is married to Jechoniah
Serjeant should die without having any child as an heir
to the said property it shall go to Mary her sister and
if the said Mary Dearnley should die without having
a child as an heir to the said property I therefore
bequeath this property to go to brother William
Dearnley now living in Doncaster in Yorkshire and to
receive the interest of the said property now being
in the Bank of England until the expiration or his
death and then to go to his children equal share and
share alike to them when the youngest child shall attain
the age of sixteen As for Mrs Davy I bequeath
her the said Sarah Davy to be paid twenty pounds
per annum from the said Navy five per cent annually to
be paid in two payments that is to say when the
dividends become due without any fraud or delay
from any party or whom it may concern these three
parties to draw each of them their own money that is
to say twenty pounds to each of them that making
together sixty pounds per annum this is the interest
of twelve hundred pounds which lies in the Bank
England now due to me Thomas Dearnley Be it
further known that at my decease the ready money
found in my possession to pay my just debts and funeral
expenses this is my present desire and I do hereby revoke all
former wills made by me at any time of any former
date as for Mrs Sarah Davy twenty pounds which
she doth draw at her death it shall go to Mary and
Susannah Dearnley to be equally divided between
them as for my Estate lying in Misson the County of
Nottingham which I sold to George Greenwood there is
fforty pounds upon the Estate due to me Thomas
Dearnley and for the same there is two half yearly
payments made on the thirtieth day of April and the
other on the thirtieth day of October and … at each
payment from George Greenwood as an interest for the
same to be divided to each alike as for my Box of Cloaths
and my family bible and my watch go to my brother William
Dearnley in Doncaster at my death I Thomas Dearnley
testator do hereby appoint William Dearnley and
Jechoniah Serjeant to be trustees to the said will and
testament as for Susannah’s first child being a male child
his name being Thomas Dearnley Serjeant I bequeath
to him twenty five pounds stock from the Navy five per
cent when he shall attain the age of twenty one years
and to have his due when the youngest comes at the
age of sixteen If this said Thomas Dearnley Serjeant should
die before he attains the age of twenty one years for
Susannah his mother to have it and if Susannah should
die or should they both depart this life before the time
appointed for the said Jechoniah Serjeant to have the
said twenty five pounds stock and if the said three parties
should be dead the twenty five pounds stock to go to the
other children belonging to Susannah and Jechoniah Serjeant
Mary Dearnley to have six silver teaspoons and two silver
table spoon at Mrs Davys death I Thomas Dearnley
testator request to my trustees not to touch the said stock
which lies in the Bank of England only to see the three
parties have their interest paid in due time as for
Jechoniah Serjeant to have the interest of twenty five
pounds and William Dearnley to have the interest of
twenty five pounds per annum for their trouble the
trustees and parties are not to touch the stock until
Susannah’s youngest child shall attain the age of sixteen
years and then to be equally divided amongst them if
Susannah should live to see her youngest child attain
the age of sixteen years to take their property into their
own hands to be equally divided then to appoint some
person proper for the youngest childs property until it
arrives at the age of twenty one years and then to have its
part as appointed likewise William Dearnley to receive
twenty five pounds stock from the Navy five percent at the
time of Thomas Dearnley Serjeant receiving his If Mary
Dearnley should be without any child her property
to lie in the Bank until William Dearnleys children
should attain the age of the youngest sixteen years then to be
equally shared among them if Mary Dearnley have
any children not to touch the stock until the youngest
child shall attain the age of sixteen years and if Mrs Sarah
Davy shall have any occasion to sell our table with
a draw a glass and three chairs not to be interrupted the
remainder to be sold at her death the amount to be divided
between Mary and Susannah As for Sarah Dearnley to
have one shilling Dated 14th day of July 1812 Thomas Dearnley
Signed sealed published and declared by the said testator
as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who
in his presence and at his request have set our names as
witnesses hereto William Dearnley Jechoniah Serjeant
Appeared personally George Lloyd of Chapel Place
Pentonville in the County of Middlesex Salesman Richard
Swain of Westmorland Buildings Aldersgate Street London
Broker and Jechoniah Serjeant of Chater Court Street in the
County of Middlesex Gent one of the subscribing witnesses to
the will of Thomas Dearnley late of No 6 Aldersgate Street
London Mariner deceased who respectively inadvocate
as follows first the said George Lloyd and Richard Swain
for themselves make oath and say that they knew and were
well acquainted with the said deceased for some time before
and at the time of his death and during such their knowledge
and acquaintance with the said deceased have often seen
him write and subscribe his name whereby they have
become well acquainted with his manner and character
of handwriting and subscription and having now carefully
inspected the words Thomas Dearnley set and subscribed
at the end of the paper writing hereto annexed which
paper writing purports to be and contain the last will and
testament of the said deceased beginning thus “In the Name
of God Amen I Thomas Dearnley of No Aldersgate Street
in the City of London Mariner” ending thus “dated 14th day
of July 1812” and subscribed as aforesaid they do verily and in their
conscience believe the said signature to be of the proper
handwriting of the said Thomas Dearnley deceased and the said
Jechoniah Serjeant for himself maketh the oath and saith that
he is a subscribing witness to the said will and that the
obliteration now appearing in the twenty second line of
the first side of the said will and also the word”Davy” now
appearing written over the said obliteration and also the
words “his name” being Thomas Dearnley Serjeant interlined
between the eighteenth and nineteenth line of the second side
of the said will also the word Dearnley interlined between
the fourth and fifth lines of the said second side and the obliteration
of the words “twenty one” in the twenty first line of the third
and last side of the said will and the word “sixteen” written
above the same … computing from the top thereof
were all so done and the same respectively now appears
prior to the ascription of the said will by the said deceased
George Lloyd Jechoniah Serjeant 21st day of January 1813
the said George Lloyd and Jechoniah Serjeant were duly sworn
to the truth of his affidavit before me C Cooke … … Mark
Morley … … Richard Swain 21st January 1813 the said
Richard Swain was duly sworn to the truth of this affidavit
before me C Cooke … … John Board N 23
Proved at London 23rd January 1813 before the Worshipful
Charles Cooke … of Saros and Son by the oath of Jechoniah
Serjeant one of the executors according to the tenor to whom administration
was granted being sworn to admit power reserved to William
Dearnley the other executor according to the tenor
Transcribed by Janet A Davies April 2011
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An extract of the above Will is held by the Bank of London
Reg 2332 Registered 29th January 1813 John Edwards
No 27093 Thomas Dearnley of Red Lion Street Holborn Drover died possessed of
10273 £45 Reduced @60 £27
4397 1250 Navy 5 per cent 89½ £1118.15
Sworn under £1500
And by his Will dated 14 July 1812 according to the tenor thereof appointed
William Dearnley & Jechoniah Serjeant Executors & on the 23 January 1813
Probate was granted at Doctors commons to Jechoniah Serjeant one
of the Executors Power reserved for William Dearnley the other Executor
according to the tenor of the said Will described therein also of
Westmorland Buildings Aldersgate Street Mariner
In the Will are the following Words
The BofE entry then lists those sections of the Will that concern the Navy five per cent annuity.
This entry is followed by:
£45 Reduced. are at the disposal of Jechoniah Serjeant
the acting executor
£1250 Navy 5pct to be transferred to William Dearnely
and Jechoniah Serjeant the … in
trust and ... left at their
disposal
R Hyatt
End of BofE entry
************************************.
‘Navy five per cent annuity’ was a type of income annuity issued by the Bank of England.
Words in italics are guesses. Unreadable words are indicated by ‘…’
There is a list of those mentioned in the will on the third page.
In the Name of God Amen I Thomas
Dearnley of No Aldersgate Street in the City of London
Mariner I do hereby make publish and ordain this my
last will and testament in manner following that is to say
I do hereby give my two daughters Mary and Susannah
Dearnley of my property equal in part lying in the Bank
of England in the Navy five per cent annuity the sum of
of eight hundred pounds to receive it in two payments
in one year as the dividends become due namely in July
and January that will be twenty pounds per annum for
each of them to be paid in two payments and be it further
known that if Susannah who is married to Jechoniah
Serjeant should die without having any child as an heir
to the said property it shall go to Mary her sister and
if the said Mary Dearnley should die without having
a child as an heir to the said property I therefore
bequeath this property to go to brother William
Dearnley now living in Doncaster in Yorkshire and to
receive the interest of the said property now being
in the Bank of England until the expiration or his
death and then to go to his children equal share and
share alike to them when the youngest child shall attain
the age of sixteen As for Mrs Davy I bequeath
her the said Sarah Davy to be paid twenty pounds
per annum from the said Navy five per cent annually to
be paid in two payments that is to say when the
dividends become due without any fraud or delay
from any party or whom it may concern these three
parties to draw each of them their own money that is
to say twenty pounds to each of them that making
together sixty pounds per annum this is the interest
of twelve hundred pounds which lies in the Bank
England now due to me Thomas Dearnley Be it
further known that at my decease the ready money
found in my possession to pay my just debts and funeral
expenses this is my present desire and I do hereby revoke all
former wills made by me at any time of any former
date as for Mrs Sarah Davy twenty pounds which
she doth draw at her death it shall go to Mary and
Susannah Dearnley to be equally divided between
them as for my Estate lying in Misson the County of
Nottingham which I sold to George Greenwood there is
fforty pounds upon the Estate due to me Thomas
Dearnley and for the same there is two half yearly
payments made on the thirtieth day of April and the
other on the thirtieth day of October and … at each
payment from George Greenwood as an interest for the
same to be divided to each alike as for my Box of Cloaths
and my family bible and my watch go to my brother William
Dearnley in Doncaster at my death I Thomas Dearnley
testator do hereby appoint William Dearnley and
Jechoniah Serjeant to be trustees to the said will and
testament as for Susannah’s first child being a male child
his name being Thomas Dearnley Serjeant I bequeath
to him twenty five pounds stock from the Navy five per
cent when he shall attain the age of twenty one years
and to have his due when the youngest comes at the
age of sixteen If this said Thomas Dearnley Serjeant should
die before he attains the age of twenty one years for
Susannah his mother to have it and if Susannah should
die or should they both depart this life before the time
appointed for the said Jechoniah Serjeant to have the
said twenty five pounds stock and if the said three parties
should be dead the twenty five pounds stock to go to the
other children belonging to Susannah and Jechoniah Serjeant
Mary Dearnley to have six silver teaspoons and two silver
table spoon at Mrs Davys death I Thomas Dearnley
testator request to my trustees not to touch the said stock
which lies in the Bank of England only to see the three
parties have their interest paid in due time as for
Jechoniah Serjeant to have the interest of twenty five
pounds and William Dearnley to have the interest of
twenty five pounds per annum for their trouble the
trustees and parties are not to touch the stock until
Susannah’s youngest child shall attain the age of sixteen
years and then to be equally divided amongst them if
Susannah should live to see her youngest child attain
the age of sixteen years to take their property into their
own hands to be equally divided then to appoint some
person proper for the youngest childs property until it
arrives at the age of twenty one years and then to have its
part as appointed likewise William Dearnley to receive
twenty five pounds stock from the Navy five percent at the
time of Thomas Dearnley Serjeant receiving his If Mary
Dearnley should be without any child her property
to lie in the Bank until William Dearnleys children
should attain the age of the youngest sixteen years then to be
equally shared among them if Mary Dearnley have
any children not to touch the stock until the youngest
child shall attain the age of sixteen years and if Mrs Sarah
Davy shall have any occasion to sell our table with
a draw a glass and three chairs not to be interrupted the
remainder to be sold at her death the amount to be divided
between Mary and Susannah As for Sarah Dearnley to
have one shilling Dated 14th day of July 1812 Thomas Dearnley
Signed sealed published and declared by the said testator
as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who
in his presence and at his request have set our names as
witnesses hereto William Dearnley Jechoniah Serjeant
Appeared personally George Lloyd of Chapel Place
Pentonville in the County of Middlesex Salesman Richard
Swain of Westmorland Buildings Aldersgate Street London
Broker and Jechoniah Serjeant of Chater Court Street in the
County of Middlesex Gent one of the subscribing witnesses to
the will of Thomas Dearnley late of No 6 Aldersgate Street
London Mariner deceased who respectively inadvocate
as follows first the said George Lloyd and Richard Swain
for themselves make oath and say that they knew and were
well acquainted with the said deceased for some time before
and at the time of his death and during such their knowledge
and acquaintance with the said deceased have often seen
him write and subscribe his name whereby they have
become well acquainted with his manner and character
of handwriting and subscription and having now carefully
inspected the words Thomas Dearnley set and subscribed
at the end of the paper writing hereto annexed which
paper writing purports to be and contain the last will and
testament of the said deceased beginning thus “In the Name
of God Amen I Thomas Dearnley of No Aldersgate Street
in the City of London Mariner” ending thus “dated 14th day
of July 1812” and subscribed as aforesaid they do verily and in their
conscience believe the said signature to be of the proper
handwriting of the said Thomas Dearnley deceased and the said
Jechoniah Serjeant for himself maketh the oath and saith that
he is a subscribing witness to the said will and that the
obliteration now appearing in the twenty second line of
the first side of the said will and also the word”Davy” now
appearing written over the said obliteration and also the
words “his name” being Thomas Dearnley Serjeant interlined
between the eighteenth and nineteenth line of the second side
of the said will also the word Dearnley interlined between
the fourth and fifth lines of the said second side and the obliteration
of the words “twenty one” in the twenty first line of the third
and last side of the said will and the word “sixteen” written
above the same … computing from the top thereof
were all so done and the same respectively now appears
prior to the ascription of the said will by the said deceased
George Lloyd Jechoniah Serjeant 21st day of January 1813
the said George Lloyd and Jechoniah Serjeant were duly sworn
to the truth of his affidavit before me C Cooke … … Mark
Morley … … Richard Swain 21st January 1813 the said
Richard Swain was duly sworn to the truth of this affidavit
before me C Cooke … … John Board N 23
Proved at London 23rd January 1813 before the Worshipful
Charles Cooke … of Saros and Son by the oath of Jechoniah
Serjeant one of the executors according to the tenor to whom administration
was granted being sworn to admit power reserved to William
Dearnley the other executor according to the tenor
| People mentioned in the Will of Thomas Dearnley - died London 1813 | |
| His wife: | Sarah Dearnley |
| His daughters: | Susannah Serjeant and Mary Dearnley |
| His brother: | William Dearnley of Doncaster |
| His son in law: | Jechoniah Serjeant (Susannah's husband) |
| His grandson: | Thomas Dearnley Serjeant |
| Mystery woman: | Mrs Sarah Davy |
| His debtor: | George Greenwood |
| His neighbours: | George Lloyd of Chapel Place (Salesman) |
| Richard Swain of Westmorland Buildings, Aldersgate St (Broker) | |
Transcribed by Janet A Davies April 2011
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An extract of the above Will is held by the Bank of London
Reg 2332 Registered 29th January 1813 John Edwards
No 27093 Thomas Dearnley of Red Lion Street Holborn Drover died possessed of
10273 £45 Reduced @60 £27
4397 1250 Navy 5 per cent 89½ £1118.15
Sworn under £1500
And by his Will dated 14 July 1812 according to the tenor thereof appointed
William Dearnley & Jechoniah Serjeant Executors & on the 23 January 1813
Probate was granted at Doctors commons to Jechoniah Serjeant one
of the Executors Power reserved for William Dearnley the other Executor
according to the tenor of the said Will described therein also of
Westmorland Buildings Aldersgate Street Mariner
In the Will are the following Words
The BofE entry then lists those sections of the Will that concern the Navy five per cent annuity.
This entry is followed by:
£45 Reduced. are at the disposal of Jechoniah Serjeant
the acting executor
£1250 Navy 5pct to be transferred to William Dearnely
and Jechoniah Serjeant the … in
trust and ... left at their
disposal
R Hyatt
End of BofE entry
************************************.
Death:
Thomas Dearnley died in January 1813 at London, England, at age 53 years and 3 months
age: 54.
Thomas Dearnley was buried on 8 January 1813 at St. Botolph's Church, Aldersgate, London, England,
.
Probate was granted on his estate on 23 January 1813
William Dearnley & Jeconiah Serjeant.
Children of Thomas Dearnley and Sarah Pinder
- Mary Dearnley b. Dec 1787
- Susannah Dearnley+ b. Dec 1791, d. abt Aug 1861
- Thomas Darnley b. Feb 1795, d. 10 Mar 1795
- Hannah Darnley b. Dec 1797, d. 17 Dec 1797
- George Dearnley+ b. Jan 1799, d. abt Feb 1855
Judith Batley
ID# 14796, b. 1784, d. February 1817
Birth:
Judith Batley was born in 1784 at Yorkshire, England,
.
in 1805 Judith Batley lived at Hipperholm, Yorkshire, England,
.
Marriage:
Judith Batley married Joseph Dearnaley, son of William Dearnley and (?) (?), on 30 June 1805 at St. John's Church, Halifax, Yorkshire, England,
both "of this parish"
Joseph made his mark. Witnessed by William Dearnaly (assumed to be his brother) who signed his name (WYBMDs.)
Death:
Judith Batley died in February 1817 at Hightown, Yorkshire, England, at age 33 years
.
Judith Batley was buried on 5 February 1817 at St. Mathew's Church, Lighcliffe, Yorkshire, England,
recorded as: Judith Dearnally wife of Joseph of Hightown was buried 05 Feb 1817 aged 33.
Children of Judith Batley and Joseph Dearnaley
- William Dearnaley+ b. May 1806, d. Jul 1883
- James Dearnley+ b. Jul 1808, d. 25 Jan 1843
- Samuel Dearnaley+ b. Aug 1811, d. 25 Mar 1850
- Mary Dearnaley b. Sep 1814
Mary Dearnaley
ID# 14797, b. September 1814
Brother Samuel's will refers to a daughter:
".... and [ITAL:][blank space here] the daughter of my sister Mary wife of Henry Barber.
".... and [ITAL:][blank space here] the daughter of my sister Mary wife of Henry Barber.
Birth:
Mary Dearnaley was born in September 1814 at Yorkshire, England,
Birth date is an estimate.
Mary Dearnaley was the daughter of Joseph Dearnaley and Judith Batley.
Mary Dearnaley was baptised on 16 October 1814 at Hartshead, Yorkshire, England,
recorded as: Mary Darnly baptised at Hartshead with father Joseph named.
Marriage:
Mary Dearnaley married Henry Barber on 3 July 1836 at St. Peters, Birstall, Yorkshire, England,
'Henry Barber of Liversedge of this Parish and Mary Dearningley of Liversedge of this Parish were married in this Church by Banns....'
Both made their mark
Witnesses: Jos Shaw & Joseph Woodcock.
Recorded with the surname Dearningley (the name under which some of her brothers were baptised).
Henry Barber
ID# 14798, b. about 1813
Birth:
Henry Barber was born about 1813
.
Marriage:
Henry Barber married Mary Dearnaley, daughter of Joseph Dearnaley and Judith Batley, on 3 July 1836 at St. Peters, Birstall, Yorkshire, England,
'Henry Barber of Liversedge of this Parish and Mary Dearningley of Liversedge of this Parish were married in this Church by Banns....'
Both made their mark
Witnesses: Jos Shaw & Joseph Woodcock.
Recorded with the surname Dearningley (the name under which some of her brothers were baptised).
James Shufflebottom
ID# 14799, b. 1827
Birth:
James Shufflebottom was born in 1827 at Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, England,
.
James Shufflebottom was the son of Henry Shufflebottom and Martha Dearnstone.
James Shufflebottom appeared in the 1841 census at
Ridgehill Lane, Stayley Bridge, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England.
On 6 June 1841:-
James Shufflebottom appeared in the 1851 census at
11 Lower Fold, Stalybridge, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
James Shufflebottom appeared in the 1861 census at
1 Ridge Hill Lane, Stalybridge, Lancashire, England
.
On 7 April 1861:-
Ridgehill Lane, Stayley Bridge, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England.
On 6 June 1841:-
note: Ages over 15 were rounded down to the nearest 5.SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Henry 45 Carter
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Martha 40
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, James 15 Lancashire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, John 10
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Caroline 2 Lancashire
RG number: HO107 Piece: 533 Book/Folio: 11/36 Page: 8
Registration District: Ashton & Oldham Sub District: Hartshead
Civil Parish: Ashton Under Lyne Municipal Borough:
Address: Ridgehill Lane, Ashton Under Lyne, Stayley Bridge County: Lancashire.
James Shufflebottom appeared in the 1851 census at
11 Lower Fold, Stalybridge, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England.
On 30 March 1851:-
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Henry Head Mar 52 Ag Lab Derbyshire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Martha Wife Mar 52 - Staffordshire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, James Son Unm 23 Cotton Spinner Mottram, Cheshire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, John Son Unm 19 Picker Maker S Bridge, Cheshire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Henry Son - 9 - S Bridge, Lancashire
RG number: HO107 Piece: 2238 Folio: 82 Page: 24
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne Sub District: Hartshead
Enumeration District: 1C Ecclesiastical Parish: New St Georges
Civil Parish: Ashton Under Lyne
Address: 11, Lower Fold, Ashton Under Lyne, Stalybridge, Lancashire.
James Shufflebottom appeared in the 1861 census at
1 Ridge Hill Lane, Stalybridge, Lancashire, England
.On 7 April 1861:-
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Martha Head Wid 60 House Holder Staffordshire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, James Son Unm 33 Cotton Piecer Stalybridge, Lancashire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Henry Son Mar 19 Cotton... Stalybridge, Lancashire
SHUFFLEBOTTOM, Mary Wife Mar 20 Cotton Tenter Stalybridge, Lancashire
HARLY, William Lodger Widr 54 Outdoor Tenter Stockport, Cheshire
HARLY, Wm Henry Son Unm 8 Scholar Stalybridge, Lancashire
HAIGH, John Lodger Unm 19 Cotton Winder Stalybridge, Lancashire
RG number: RG09 Piece: 2999 Folio: 17 Page: 33
Registration District: Ashton-Under-Lyne Sub District: 7 Hartshead
Ecclesiastical Parish: New St Georges
Civil Parish: Stalybridge Municipal Borough: Stalybridge
Address: 1, Ridge Hill Lane, Stalybridge, Lancashire.
John Shufflebottom
ID# 14800, b. 1831
Birth:
John Shufflebottom was born in 1831 at Staleybridge, Cheshire, England,
.
John Shufflebottom was the son of Henry Shufflebottom and Martha Dearnstone.