Unknown Hadfield
ID# 25611, b. about 1709
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Unknown Hadfield was born about 1709
.
Unknown Hadfield was the daughter of Thurston Hadfield.
Marriage:
Unknown Hadfield married Jonathan Dernely, son of William Dearnely and Hannah (?), about 1730
.
Children of Unknown Hadfield and Jonathan Dernely
- Mary Dernely b. Dec 1731
- Jonathan Dearnaly+ b. abt 1734
- Samuel Dearnaley+ b. Mar 1737
- Hannah Dernely b. Feb 1743
Thurston Hadfield
ID# 25612, b. about 1678, d. February 1736
Birth:
Thurston Hadfield was born about 1678
.
On May 9, 1698 a burial of 'Anne Wife of Thurston Hadfield de Padfield' was recorded in Glossop Parish.
There is a 3 Jul 1708 burial of Thyrston Hadfield in Glossop Parish.
Perhaps Thurston's parents (?).
Boyd's marriage index shows a 1622 marriage of Thurston Hadfield in Glossop Parish.
Ancestry records this as:- Thurston Hadfield & Edina Brox / Thurstan Hadfeilde & Ellina Oley / Thurstan Hadfeilde & ??ma Dro? / 13 May 1622, Glossop Parish.
There is a 3 Jul 1708 burial of Thyrston Hadfield in Glossop Parish.
Perhaps Thurston's parents (?).
Boyd's marriage index shows a 1622 marriage of Thurston Hadfield in Glossop Parish.
Ancestry records this as:- Thurston Hadfield & Edina Brox / Thurstan Hadfeilde & Ellina Oley / Thurstan Hadfeilde & ??ma Dro? / 13 May 1622, Glossop Parish.
Marriage:
Thurston Hadfield married Mary (?) about 1700
.
in 1730 Thurston Hadfield lived at Hilltop, Dinting, Glossop Parish, Derbyshire, England,
.
Thurston Hadfield left a will in February 1736.
Will of Thurston Hadfield 19 Feb 1735/6
In ye name of God Amem I Thurstone Hadfield of hilltop
in Dinting in ye parish of Glossop and County of Derby
being out of Health but sound and perfect in mind
and memory prased be god doe make this my last will
and testament in manner & form & following that is to
say ffirrst and principally I commet my Soul into ye Hand
of allmighty God and my Body I Commit to ye Earth from
whenst was taken to be Decently intered at ye Discretion
of my Executor here affter named and Touching what I have
I Dispose of as follows-------------------------
Impri my will and mind is that my due Debts to Gather with
ffunerall Expenses be paid first out of my personall
Estate; IP my will and mind is and I doe Give and be que[??]
unto my Loving wife Mary Hadfield my Cotige House in Whit[?]
duering her Life if Shee keep her un married but affter
her Death or marrige[Iff ?] doe Give ye Sd Hous to my Grandaug[?]
Mary Dearnaly and her hears for Ever.. I doe Give to my Son[?]
Jonathan Dearnaly one Shilling IP I doe Give to my Granson Jonath[?]
Dearnaly one Shilling. IP it is my will and mind That my
Soninlaw Jonathan Dearnaly Shall Have nothing to doe with ye Sd
House in Whitfield. IP I dohere by Give and be queath all ye Rest
of my Goods Cattell Creditts and Chattells of what kind or nature [???]
Ever That are not here in dispsd of To my Loving wife Mary
Hadfield. Lastly I doe nominate and a point my loving wife
to be my Executor of This my Last will and Testament
hopping Shee will performe the Trust I [Repose?] in her. In
witness here unto I have sett my Hand and Seal This ninth
tee[??] day of February one Thousand seven Hundred Therty
ffive
In the presence of
John Thornely Thurstone Hadfield his mark
Samuel Wagstaffe
John Wagstaffe.
In ye name of God Amem I Thurstone Hadfield of hilltop
in Dinting in ye parish of Glossop and County of Derby
being out of Health but sound and perfect in mind
and memory prased be god doe make this my last will
and testament in manner & form & following that is to
say ffirrst and principally I commet my Soul into ye Hand
of allmighty God and my Body I Commit to ye Earth from
whenst was taken to be Decently intered at ye Discretion
of my Executor here affter named and Touching what I have
I Dispose of as follows-------------------------
Impri my will and mind is that my due Debts to Gather with
ffunerall Expenses be paid first out of my personall
Estate; IP my will and mind is and I doe Give and be que[??]
unto my Loving wife Mary Hadfield my Cotige House in Whit[?]
duering her Life if Shee keep her un married but affter
her Death or marrige[Iff ?] doe Give ye Sd Hous to my Grandaug[?]
Mary Dearnaly and her hears for Ever.. I doe Give to my Son[?]
Jonathan Dearnaly one Shilling IP I doe Give to my Granson Jonath[?]
Dearnaly one Shilling. IP it is my will and mind That my
Soninlaw Jonathan Dearnaly Shall Have nothing to doe with ye Sd
House in Whitfield. IP I dohere by Give and be queath all ye Rest
of my Goods Cattell Creditts and Chattells of what kind or nature [???]
Ever That are not here in dispsd of To my Loving wife Mary
Hadfield. Lastly I doe nominate and a point my loving wife
to be my Executor of This my Last will and Testament
hopping Shee will performe the Trust I [Repose?] in her. In
witness here unto I have sett my Hand and Seal This ninth
tee[??] day of February one Thousand seven Hundred Therty
ffive
In the presence of
John Thornely Thurstone Hadfield his mark
Samuel Wagstaffe
John Wagstaffe.
Death:
Thurston Hadfield died in February 1736 at Glossop Parish, Derbyshire, England,
.
Thurston Hadfield was buried on 14 February 1736 at Glossop Parish, Derbyshire, England,
.
Child of Thurston Hadfield
- Unknown Hadfield+ b. abt 1709
Jonathan Dearnaly
ID# 25614, b. about 1734
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Jonathan Dearnaly was born about 1734
.
Jonathan Dearnaly was the son of Jonathan Dernely and Unknown Hadfield.
Mentioned in the Will of grandfather Thurston Hadfield of Dinting, Glossop Parish. see Thurston Hadfield.
There is a marriage of a Jon Dornoly/Dernely to a Joanna Shirt.
The entry is in the Glossop BT records, but with no dates & under the title of "Weddings 1751". The following entry (same page) shows "Burials 1747". The odd order may indicate that the document is a later copy.
see Jonathan Dernely.
The entry is in the Glossop BT records, but with no dates & under the title of "Weddings 1751". The following entry (same page) shows "Burials 1747". The odd order may indicate that the document is a later copy.
see Jonathan Dernely.
Marriage:
Jonathan Dearnaly married Unknown (?) about 1756
.
Child of Jonathan Dearnaly and Unknown (?)
- John Dearnaley+ b. 1766, d. 21 Apr 1838
Joseph Dearnaly
ID# 25615, b. about 1687, d. about May 1766
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Joseph Dearnaly was born about 1687
.
Joseph Dearnaly was the son of Joseph Dearnely and Mary Earnshaw.
Marriage:
Joseph Dearnaly married Sarah (?) about 1712
.
Mentioned in father Joseph's 1730 will.
Executor in Apr 1736.
Executor in Apr 1736.
(1) Mary Cooke of Dukinfield, Ches., widow (2) Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough...
This record is held by Lancashire Archives Reference: DDX 228/159
Description:
(1) Mary Cooke of Dukinfield, Ches., widow
(2) Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough, Glossopdale, Derbs., yeoman and John Cooke of Hangto[nin], Manchester, yeoman
(1) assigns to (2) messuage in Alt in Ashton Underline for 99 years subject to term of lives of recited lease for lives 11 Aug. 1737, subject to certain trusts
Date: 1737 14 Sep
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives Language: English
Context of this record
55 - Lancashire Archives
DDX 228 - Deeds, estate papers and correspondence of the E.H. Moss Trust
Deeds relating to land at Alt, Ashton-under-Lyne
DDX 228/159 - (1) Mary Cooke of Dukinfield, Ches., widow (2) Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough...
This record is held by Lancashire Archives Reference: DDX 228/159
Description:
(1) Mary Cooke of Dukinfield, Ches., widow
(2) Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough, Glossopdale, Derbs., yeoman and John Cooke of Hangto[nin], Manchester, yeoman
(1) assigns to (2) messuage in Alt in Ashton Underline for 99 years subject to term of lives of recited lease for lives 11 Aug. 1737, subject to certain trusts
Date: 1737 14 Sep
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives Language: English
Context of this record
55 - Lancashire Archives
DDX 228 - Deeds, estate papers and correspondence of the E.H. Moss Trust
Deeds relating to land at Alt, Ashton-under-Lyne
DDX 228/159 - (1) Mary Cooke of Dukinfield, Ches., widow (2) Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough...
Declaration of trust by John Cooke, yeoman, Joshua Cooke, yeoman and Sarah Cooke...
This record is held by Lancashire Archives Reference: DDX 228/160
Description:
Declaration of trust by John Cooke, yeoman, Joshua Cooke, yeoman and Sarah Cooke, spinster (brothers and sister) of Haughton Manchester, Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough, Glossopdale, Derbs., yeoman, Ralph Mather of Manchester, joiner and Mary his wife, Robert Leech of Duckenfield, Ches., shoemaker and Elizabeth his wife, Edward Hurst of Manchester, dyer and Ann his wife, John Miller of Hartshead, Ashton Underlyne, weaver and Sarah his wife, Joseph Saxon of Woodpark, Ashton Underlyne, weaver, and Ellen his wife, declaring that J.C. and J.D. have surrendered to George Hunt of Mollington, Ches. esq. and Thomas Hunt of Inner Temple, London, esq., (brothers and trustees named in the will of George Earl of Warrington) a messuage and closes called Wall Bank, Kiln Field, Great Bent, Little Bent, Clegg Gate, Eyes, Eyes Bank, Roughs and Woodland of approx. 14a. at Alt in Ashton Underlyne, in trust for Right Honourable Mary Countess of Stamford, who thereafter leased to J.C. and J.D. in consideration of the surrender and £38 (being part of £43 borrowed by the parties from William Wright of Park in Ashton Underlyne), the above-mentioned property, subject to certain lives and trusts, 12 Sep. 1764
Rent: 43s. p.a.
Date: 1764 26 Sep
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Context of this record
55 - Lancashire Archives
DDX 228 - Deeds, estate papers and correspondence of the E.H. Moss Trust
Deeds relating to land at Alt, Ashton-under-Lyne
DDX 228/160 - Declaration of trust by John Cooke, yeoman, Joshua Cooke, yeoman and Sarah Cooke...
This record is held by Lancashire Archives Reference: DDX 228/160
Description:
Declaration of trust by John Cooke, yeoman, Joshua Cooke, yeoman and Sarah Cooke, spinster (brothers and sister) of Haughton Manchester, Joseph Dernerley of Deep Clough, Glossopdale, Derbs., yeoman, Ralph Mather of Manchester, joiner and Mary his wife, Robert Leech of Duckenfield, Ches., shoemaker and Elizabeth his wife, Edward Hurst of Manchester, dyer and Ann his wife, John Miller of Hartshead, Ashton Underlyne, weaver and Sarah his wife, Joseph Saxon of Woodpark, Ashton Underlyne, weaver, and Ellen his wife, declaring that J.C. and J.D. have surrendered to George Hunt of Mollington, Ches. esq. and Thomas Hunt of Inner Temple, London, esq., (brothers and trustees named in the will of George Earl of Warrington) a messuage and closes called Wall Bank, Kiln Field, Great Bent, Little Bent, Clegg Gate, Eyes, Eyes Bank, Roughs and Woodland of approx. 14a. at Alt in Ashton Underlyne, in trust for Right Honourable Mary Countess of Stamford, who thereafter leased to J.C. and J.D. in consideration of the surrender and £38 (being part of £43 borrowed by the parties from William Wright of Park in Ashton Underlyne), the above-mentioned property, subject to certain lives and trusts, 12 Sep. 1764
Rent: 43s. p.a.
Date: 1764 26 Sep
Held by: Lancashire Archives, not available at The National Archives
Language: English
Context of this record
55 - Lancashire Archives
DDX 228 - Deeds, estate papers and correspondence of the E.H. Moss Trust
Deeds relating to land at Alt, Ashton-under-Lyne
DDX 228/160 - Declaration of trust by John Cooke, yeoman, Joshua Cooke, yeoman and Sarah Cooke...
in 1766 Joseph Dearnaly lived at Deepclough, Glossop Parish, Derbyshire, England,
.
Joseph Dearnaly left a will on 7 February 1766.
1766 Will of Joseph Dearnaly
In the Name of God Amen I Joseph Dearnaly of Deepclough
in the parrish of Glossop & county of Derby weaver being aged but of
sound memory & perfect understanding praised be God for it do make
and ordain this my last will and testament in manner & form following
First I order my just debts funeral expenses & charges of the
probate of this my last will to be first paid & discharged out of my
personal estate & as to my burial I refer the same to the prudence
& discretion of my executor hereafter named & do recomend my
soul into the hand of God who gave it & as to such worldly estate as
the Almighty has been pleased to bestow upon me I dispose therefore
as follows Item I give unto my dearly beloved wife Sarah Dearnaly
five shillings & I likewise give her liberty to dwell & remain in my
house at Deepclough dureing the term of my lease if she so long live
or keep her self unmarried but if she should marry again it is my
mind that she shall quit the place peaceably & quietly at the time
of her marriage And further as we made a marriage covenant
between us before our marriage it is my mind & I do hereby order my
executor to take care to fullfill the same according to the ful intent
& meaning of the same & likewise any goods that she has brought
to my house at Deepclough that was hers before our marriage I
freely give her liberty to take & dispose of as she shall see proper
Item I give & bequeath unto my grandson John Ervin all my
tenament which I hold by lease under his Grace the Duck of
Norfolk both housing & land dureing the term of my lease
him alowing my wife liberty to dwell in some part of my house
as I have herebefore mentioned but it is further my mind that if my
grandson John Ervin will not occupy the (aforesaid) tenement himself but
either offers to let or sell the same that he shall peaceably & quietly
resign up the same & only have one shilling And I do hereby give
the aforesaid tenement to my grandson William Wood I likewise
give unto that person that keeps my tenement in possession one
large chist standing in the parlour that was my fathers Item I
give unto my grandson John Ervin all my wearing aparrel both
linen & woollen And then after all my just debts funeral expenses
& charges of the probate are all paid & fully discharged I then
give unto my three daughters Sarah Ervin Mary Bowers & Martha
Plat all my money goods cattle & chattles whatsoever & wheresoever
the are to be found equaly to be devided amongst them but if any of my
daughters should die before the receive the same it is my mind that
there share shall go to there child or children And further it is my mind
that if any one that I have herein given anything do offer to make
any disturbance or seem to be uneasy at what I have done as concerning this
my will of offer to put my executor to any unncesesary trouble in the
performance of this my will I then order my executor to give him or
her one shilling only & the shall loose there legacy
& lastly I do nominate constitute & appoint my grandson John Ervin
to be my sole executor of this my last will and testament & I do revoke
disannal & make voide all other will or wills heretofore by me made
& do publish this to be my last will in witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and seal this seventh day of February in the year
of our Lord 1766
Signed sealed published
& declared by the testator his and
to be his last will Joseph Dearnaly
in the presence of mark seal
Robt Sheppard Senior
Willm Sheppard
Robert Sheppard yonger
Probate granted Lichfield 12th July 1766 to John Ervin
The Will mentions:
My dearly beloved wife Sarah Dearnaly
A leased house at Deepclough
my Grandson John Ervin - sole Executor (so probably over 21 i.e. born before 1745)
my Grandson William Wood
my three daughters
Sarah Ervin (mother of John Ervin) birth est. 1715
Mary Bowers birth est. 1717
Martha Plat birth est. 1719.
In the Name of God Amen I Joseph Dearnaly of Deepclough
in the parrish of Glossop & county of Derby weaver being aged but of
sound memory & perfect understanding praised be God for it do make
and ordain this my last will and testament in manner & form following
First I order my just debts funeral expenses & charges of the
probate of this my last will to be first paid & discharged out of my
personal estate & as to my burial I refer the same to the prudence
& discretion of my executor hereafter named & do recomend my
soul into the hand of God who gave it & as to such worldly estate as
the Almighty has been pleased to bestow upon me I dispose therefore
as follows Item I give unto my dearly beloved wife Sarah Dearnaly
five shillings & I likewise give her liberty to dwell & remain in my
house at Deepclough dureing the term of my lease if she so long live
or keep her self unmarried but if she should marry again it is my
mind that she shall quit the place peaceably & quietly at the time
of her marriage And further as we made a marriage covenant
between us before our marriage it is my mind & I do hereby order my
executor to take care to fullfill the same according to the ful intent
& meaning of the same & likewise any goods that she has brought
to my house at Deepclough that was hers before our marriage I
freely give her liberty to take & dispose of as she shall see proper
Item I give & bequeath unto my grandson John Ervin all my
tenament which I hold by lease under his Grace the Duck of
Norfolk both housing & land dureing the term of my lease
him alowing my wife liberty to dwell in some part of my house
as I have herebefore mentioned but it is further my mind that if my
grandson John Ervin will not occupy the (aforesaid) tenement himself but
either offers to let or sell the same that he shall peaceably & quietly
resign up the same & only have one shilling And I do hereby give
the aforesaid tenement to my grandson William Wood I likewise
give unto that person that keeps my tenement in possession one
large chist standing in the parlour that was my fathers Item I
give unto my grandson John Ervin all my wearing aparrel both
linen & woollen And then after all my just debts funeral expenses
& charges of the probate are all paid & fully discharged I then
give unto my three daughters Sarah Ervin Mary Bowers & Martha
Plat all my money goods cattle & chattles whatsoever & wheresoever
the are to be found equaly to be devided amongst them but if any of my
daughters should die before the receive the same it is my mind that
there share shall go to there child or children And further it is my mind
that if any one that I have herein given anything do offer to make
any disturbance or seem to be uneasy at what I have done as concerning this
my will of offer to put my executor to any unncesesary trouble in the
performance of this my will I then order my executor to give him or
her one shilling only & the shall loose there legacy
& lastly I do nominate constitute & appoint my grandson John Ervin
to be my sole executor of this my last will and testament & I do revoke
disannal & make voide all other will or wills heretofore by me made
& do publish this to be my last will in witness whereof I have here
unto set my hand and seal this seventh day of February in the year
of our Lord 1766
Signed sealed published
& declared by the testator his and
to be his last will Joseph Dearnaly
in the presence of mark seal
Robt Sheppard Senior
Willm Sheppard
Robert Sheppard yonger
Probate granted Lichfield 12th July 1766 to John Ervin
The Will mentions:
My dearly beloved wife Sarah Dearnaly
A leased house at Deepclough
my Grandson John Ervin - sole Executor (so probably over 21 i.e. born before 1745)
my Grandson William Wood
my three daughters
Sarah Ervin (mother of John Ervin) birth est. 1715
Mary Bowers birth est. 1717
Martha Plat birth est. 1719.
Death:
Joseph Dearnaly died about May 1766 at Glossop Parish, Derbyshire, England,
.
Probate was granted on his estate on 12 July 1766
.
Children of Joseph Dearnaly and Sarah (?)
- Sarah Dearnaly+ b. abt 1716
- Mary Dearnaly b. abt 1719
- Martha Dearnaly+ b. abt 1726, d. a 1766
Sarah (?)
ID# 25616, b. about 1688
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Sarah (?) was born about 1688
.
Marriage:
Sarah (?) married Joseph Dearnaly, son of Joseph Dearnely and Mary Earnshaw, about 1712
.
Children of Sarah (?) and Joseph Dearnaly
- Sarah Dearnaly+ b. abt 1716
- Mary Dearnaly b. abt 1719
- Martha Dearnaly+ b. abt 1726, d. a 1766
Martha Dearnaly
ID# 25620, b. about 1726, d. after 1766
- Charts
- Willym Dernely (c.1516-)
Birth:
Martha Dearnaly was born about 1726 at England
.
Martha Dearnaly was the daughter of Joseph Dearnaly and Sarah (?)
Marriage:
Martha Dearnaly married John Wood in 1747 at Glossop, Derbyshire, England,
The FamilySearch IGI. had 12 Apr 1747 as this marriage date (& gave John Wood as Martha's husband).
The source has not been verified & the only details of the marriage that can be found are in the IGI.
Source shown as: "Martha Dernely, batch 7222015, sheet 44, serial 00182; citing FHL microfilm 820,497; submitter not specified."
Marriage:
Martha Dearnaly married James Platt on 14 March 1756 at Glossop Parish, Derbyshire, England,
'James Platt of the Parish of Glossop Clothier and Martha Wood of this Parish Spinster
Married in this Church by Licence....'
James signed & Martha made her mark
Witnesses: Isaac Bottomley & John Bray(?)
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Note: Is this the correct marriage? Martha is clearly shown as 'Spinster'.
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Death:
Martha Dearnaly died after 1766
.
Child of Martha Dearnaly and John Wood
- William Wood b. abt 1748