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Peter Hindley (1810-1889) 1810Pete/1 PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/1 PETER HINDLEY HINDLEY NAME Father: George Hindley (1775-1849) DATE OF BIRTH AND Mother: Sarah Burgess (1773-1846) 21.10.1810-24.11.1889 DEATH Children: ANTROBUS (Cheshire) PLACE OF BIRTH James (17.10.1843-07.01.1913) OCCUPATION Sarah (01.11.1845-09.10.1849) SHOEMAKER Thomas (21.01.1848-28.10.1850) DATE OF MARRIAGE Mary (25.09.1849-1925 Q1) m. 17.01.1843 NAME OF Thomas (22.04.1851-06.10.1936) WIFE/HUSBAND MARTHA ABRAM George (24.10.1852-29.04.1855) DATE OF BIRTH AND Jane (25.09.1854-1931 Q2) 16.12.1818-03.05.1903 DEATH Peter (25.09.1856-26.01.1933) PLACE OF BIRTH FRODSHAM (Cheshire) Edward (24.07.1858-08.05.1935) OCCUPATION Hannah (10.02.1860-05.08.1862) Samuel (16.12.1862-1922 Q2) Peter Hindley was baptised on 21st October 1810 at Great Budworth Church. His parents were George and Sarah Hindley of Antrobus. BGBGBBBBBGG He lived at Antrobus for his first sixteen years and then moved with his parents to Catchwell Cottage, Runcorn Road, Barnton. Peter began as an apprentice shoemaker with his father and eventually Peter took over the shoemaking business. th Martha (his wife to be) was christened on 16 December1818 at Frodsham, Cheshire. She was the daughter of John and Mary Dean who were living at Overton, Frodsham. On 17th January 1843 Peter married Martha Abram (a Frodsham widow) daughter of John PETERDean a Little HINDLEY Leigh farmer. (1810 - 1889) 1810PETE/1 Peter’s business thrived. In 1851 he was employing 3 men and in 1871 Peter was a Master Shoemaker employing two men. Martha was thought to be a rather quick tempered lady whilst Peter was of a more gentle disposition. As a young boy George Hindley (1878-1934) remembered his grandfather taking him fishing to escape Martha’s wrath. According to George’s daughter, Lucy, the message would be, “Come on George, you and me will go fishing”. At one time it is believed that the village band held practices at Catchwell Cottage, or in an out-building on the site. Rumour has it that during these practices Peter Hindley pulled out rotten teeth - no doubt with his shoemaking equipment! Peter died on 24th November 1889 and is buried in the Churchyard at Barnton Parish Church. Unfortunately, no photographs of Peter have been found. A photograph of Martha was found in 2010 and is shown on page 3. PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/2 This branch of the Hindley family possessed a very large family bible and inscriptions in the bible listed many births and several dates of death. The bible is over 200 years old. There is an inscribed red panel on the inside cover: “Geo: & Sarah Hindley 1809” Written on the inside leather binding is: No. of watch 4234. Previous owner: Peter Hindley Barnton Nr Northwich. Present owner: Thomas Hindley son of the above Peter Hindley. On the fly leaf: Peter Hindley Peter Hindley and Martha Hindley married Jan 17th 1843. Martha Ellen Abrams born Nov 5th 1840. Died Oct 3rd aged 29 years. (A child of Martha Dean’s first marriage). James Hindley born Oct 17th 1843. Sarah Hindley born Nov 1st 1845. Died Oct 9th 1849. Thomas Hindley born Jan 21st 1848. Died Oct 28th 1850. Mary Hindley born Sept 25th 1849. Thomas Hindley born April 22nd 1851. George Hindley born Oct 24th 1852. Died April 29th 1855. Jane Hindley born Sept 25th 1854. Peter Hindley born Sept 25th 1856. Edward Hindley born July 24th 1858. Hannah Hindley born Feb 10th 1860. Died Aug 5th 1862. Samuel Hindley born Dec 16th 1862. Thomas and Hannah Hindley married Dec 31st 1874. Hannah died Aug 17th 1891 aged 37 years. Annie Hindley born April 4th 1875. Mary Hindley born Jan 31st 1877. George Hindley born Nov 11th 1878. continued on page 3 PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/3 Harry Hindley born Jan 13th 1880. Jane Hindley born Sept 23rd 1885. Lucy Hindley born June 23rd 1887. James Hindley born April 23rd 1889. Died Nov 10th 1892. On the death of Thomas Hindley the family bible was not passed on to one of Thomas’s children. This was possibly because his only living son in the 1930s, George, had died in 1934 two years before Thomas died in 1936. By 2012 the family bible was in the possession of a descendent of Samuel Hindley (1876- 1942). Martha became the main organiser of an Independent Society of Methodists. This was a Wesleyan Church known as the Free Church. Meetings were held at Catchwell Cottage until a purpose built church was established in Oakwood Lane, Barnton in the late 1800s. This photograph was with a group of individual photographs of Methodist women in Barnton. The date is unknown but is likely to be in the 1890s. Although Martha probably had some angry moments (as do most people) her mix of genes with Peter was beneficial to future generations. PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/4 Catchwell Cottage, Runcorn Road, Barnton, c1890s. Peter lived here for 63 years. The telegraph posts are different suggesting the photographs were taken on different dates. In the lower photograph the Ketch Well is visible. The stone trough is on the roadside, in line with the centre of the house. There is a clearer view of the Ketch Well in a photograph taken c1950 :– see 1775GEOR/2. PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/5 1841 census transcription details for: Turnpike Road, Budworth, Great, Barnton National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 92 Book/Folio: 4/4 Page: 2 Reg. District: Northwich Sub District: Weaverham Parish: Budworth, Great Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Turnpike Road, Budworth, Great, Barnton County: Cheshire Birth Name Relation Sex Age Year Occupation Where Born HINDLEY, George M 65 1776 Cheshire HINDLEY, Sarah F 65 1776 Cheshire HINDLEY, Peter M 30 1811 Cheshire 1851 census transcription details for: Turnpike Road, Barnton National Archive Reference: RG number: HO107 Piece: 2165 Folio: 181 Page: 2 Reg. District: Northwich Sub District: Weaverham Parish: Barnton Enum. District: 11B Ecclesiastical District: Barnton City/Municipal Borough: Address: Turnpike Road, Barnton County: Cheshire Birth Occupation , Name Relation Condition Sex Age Year Disability Where Born HINDLEY, Peter Head Married M 40 1811 Shoemaker Antrobus Cheshire HINDLEY, Martha Wife Married F 34 1817 Frodsham Cheshire ABRAHAMS, Martha Step Daughter F 10 1841 Scholar Runcorn Ellen Cheshire HINDLEY, James Son M 7 1844 Scholar Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Mary Daughter F 1 1850 Barnton Cheshire ASPREY, Edward Journeyman Unmarried M 24 1827 Journeyman Tarvin Shoemaker Cheshire PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/6 1861 census transcription details for: High Road, Barnton National Archive Reference: RG number: RG09 Piece: 2600 Folio: 30 Page: 24 Reg. District: Northwich Sub District: 1 Weaverham Parish: Barnton Enum. District: 2 Ecclesiastical Christchurch Great District: Budworth City/Municipal Borough: Address: High Road, Barnton County: Cheshire Birth Occupation , Name Relation Condition Sex Age Year Disability Where Born HINDLEY, Peter Head Married M 49 1812 Shoemaker Antrobus HINDLEY, Martha Wife Married F 42 1819 Shoemakers Wife N K ABRAMS, Martha E Wifes Daughter Unmarried F 20 1841 Runcorn Cheshire HINDLEY, James Son Unmarried M 17 1844 Waterman Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Mary Daughter F 11 1850 Scholar Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Thomas Son M 9 1852 Scholar Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Jane Daughter F 6 1855 Scholar Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Peter Son M 4 1857 Scholar Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Edward Son M 2 1859 Scholar Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Hannah Daughter F 1 1860 Barnton Cheshire 1871 census transcription details for: Runcorn Road, Barnton National Archive Reference: RG number: RG10 Piece: 3694 Folio: 28 Page: 19 Reg. District: Northwich Sub District: Weaverham Parish: Barnton Enum. District: 2 Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Runcorn Road, Barnton County: Cheshire PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/7 1871 Census cont. Birth Name Relation Condition Sex Age Year Occupation Where Born HINDLEY, Peter Head M 59 1812 Master Shoemaker Cheshire, employing 2 men. Antrobus HINDLEY, Martha Wife F 54 1817 Cheshire, Frodsham HINDLEY, Thomas Son M 19 1852 Ship Carpenter Cheshire, Barnton HINDLEY, Peter Son M 14 1857 Wheelwright Cheshire, Barnton HINDLEY, Edward Son M 12 1859 Shoemaker Cheshire, Barnton HINDLEY, Samuel Son M 9 1862 Scholar Cheshire, Barnton 1881 census transcription details for: Runcorn Rd, Barnton National Archive Reference: RG number: RG11 Piece: 3520 Folio: 24 Page: 9 Reg. District: Northwich Sub District: Weaverham Parish: Barnton Enum. District: Ecclesiastical District: City/Municipal Borough: Address: Runcorn Rd, Barnton County: Cheshire Birth Occupation , Name Relation Condition Sex Age Year Disability Where Born HINDLEY, Peter Head Married M 69 1812 Boot & Shoe Maker Antrobus Cheshire HINDLEY, Martha Wife Married F 64 1817 Boot & Shoe Maker Wife Frodsham Cheshire HINDLEY, Peter Son Single M 24 1857 Ship Carpenter Barnton Cheshire HINDLEY, Saml Son Single M 19 1862 Ship Carpenter Barnton Cheshire PETER HINDLEY (1810-1889) 1810PETE/8 A Hindley family grave is in the churchyard at Barnton Parish Church. From Church Road head up the steps to the Church entrance. Turn left just before entering the church and continue in a straight line for 20 yards. The inscription on the tombstone is as follows: In Memory of Sarah Daughter Of Peter and Martha Hindly (e is missing) Of Barnton who died October 9th 1849 Aged 4 years Also Thomas their son who died October 28th 1850 aged 2 years Also George their son who died April 29th 1855 aged 2 years Also Hannah their Daughter who Died Aug 5th 1862 aged 2 years Also of the above named PETER HINDLEY Who died Nov 24th 1889 aged 79 years Also of MARTHA his Wife Who died May 3rd 1903 aged 84 years Their end was peace Also PETER their son Who died Jan 26th 1933 Aged 76 years.
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