person page - 1773

Dates and relationships are currently unknown, but mentioned as 'Elsabet Deneley my kynsswomn' in Rychard Derneley's will of 1551.
see Rycharde Deneley younger.

Dates are unknown but Margret is mentioned in her brother Rychard's will of 1551.

'Samuel Son of Thomas Simmister of Werneth by Lucy his
wife Dau^r of William & Elizabeth Dennerly born Jan^y 27^th
1833 bapt^d Feb. 4th 1833'

*note: an online source shows Thomas with a twin sister Lucy. We now believe this to be a transcription error as only one child appears in the baptismal registry.

John and Mary Swindells lived at or near Mary's family home at Cross Cliffe, Glossop, until some time between 1715 and 1720, with children being baptised in Glossop pre-1715. After 1720, children were baptised at Pott Shrigley, Cheshire
Some of John & Mary's children are known from Mary's 1768 will.
-JAD.

"Know all men by these presents, that I, John Swindells, of Raynor, in the Parrish of Prestbury, and County of Chester, gent, have, in consideration of the sume of sixty-live pounds of lawful money of Great Brittaine, to me in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents, by my Mother-in-law, Sarah Dearneley, now of, or in Raynor, in the parrish and county aforesaid, widow, the receipt whereof I do fully acknowledge, and myself fully therewith satisfied, have bargained, sold, and by these presents doo bargain and sell unto the said Sarah Dearneley, six cowes, four year old calves, two mares, one cart and wheels, one plow, and all other husbandry geire implements; and all the goods, household stuff, implements of household, and all other goods whatsoever, mentioned or intended to be mentioned, of what nature, kind, or property the same may be, remaining or being in the custody and possession of me the said John Swindells, or elsewhere can be found within the realme of Great Brittaine. To have and to hold, all and singular the said goods and premises, and every part and parcell of them, by these presents bargained and sould unto the said Sarah Dearneley, her executors, administrators, and assigns for ever. And I, the said John Swindells, for myselfe, my executors, and administrators, all and singular the a id goods, chatties, household stuffe and implements, unto the said Sarah Dearneley, her executors, administrators, and assignes, against me the said John Swindells, my executors, administrators, and assignes, and against all and every other person and persons whatsoever, shall and will warrant and for ever defend by these presents, of which Goods, I, the said John Swindells, have put the said Sarah Dearneley in full possession, by delivering her one pewter dish, in full of all the said premises, at the sealing hereof. In witness whereof, I, the said John Swindells, have hereunto put my hand and seale, this third day of March, in the twelfth year of the reigne of our Soveraigne King George, in the yeare 1745.

JOHN SWINDELLS."
sealed, signed, and delivered
in the presence of uss,
Joshua Burdhurst,
Josiah Broadhurst"

from: The history of Macclesfield
By John Corry
page 61 (Google Books)

note: The year "1745" may be incorrect. the 3rd March in 12th year of George is 1725/6.

Perhaps the George Hadfield of Hilend in the Parish of Mottram who wrote a will on 10 Apr 1759.

Wife: Martha
Daughters: Sarah, Zipporah, Rebekha, Martha, Hannah & Mary the wife of John Wood.
Sons: Samuel, Thomas & Moses
Sons-in-law: Samuel Goodyear & Samuel Wagstaff.