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Warburton Trees Index Last Name First & Mid Name Birth Date Christening Date Death Date Birth Place Flags Adele Luise 14 Jul 1883 30 Jun 1958 Hale Barns Agnes Arley Clan Alice Arley Clan Alice aft 1651 Edenfield Clan Alice Warburton Village Alice 1650 Hale Barns Alice Booth abt 1866 Poynton, Cheshire Poynton clan Alla Garryhinch Clan Ann Edenfield Clan Ann 1846 Warburton Village Ann Hamlets Clan Ann abt 1830 Shocklach, Cheshire Shocklach Clan Ann Turton Clans Ann abt 1790 15 Mar 1836 Turton Clans Ann abt 1820 Ireland Warburton Village Ann abt 1856 Manchester, Lancashire Warburton Village Ann Families, Percy Gray Family Ann Hale Barns Anne 1697 23 Apr 1750 Edenfield Clan Annie abt 1877 Buckley, Flintshire Shocklach Clan Audrey Sandbach Clan Barbara Edenfield Clan Betty 1746 19 Sep 1821 Edenfield Clan Betty Hamlets Clan Betty abt 1789 9 Jun 1817 Turton Clans Betty Cardiff Family, Families 2 Catherine abt 1751 16 Mar 1826 Pennsylvania Clan Clara 13 Jul 1854 25 Oct 1927 Pennsylvania Clan Clara B 14 May 1875 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Clan Deborah 1780 Haslingden Clan Douglas Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Eliza Bancrofts Clan Eliza Ann abt 1826 Ohio Pennsylvania Clan Elizabeth Pool Bank Clan Elizabeth abt 1813 1877 Hattersley, Cheshire Pool Bank Clan Elizabeth abt 1848 Dorrington, Lincolnshire Mobberley Elizabeth Tottington Clan Ellen aft 1355 Arley Clan Ellen abt 1759 Hamlets Clan Ellen Turton Clans Ellen abt 1854 Frodesley, Shropshire Houghton Clan Ellen 1861 Staleybridge, Lancashire Hale Barns Estella abt 1853 Massachusetts Pennsylvania Clan Florence Hale Barns Frances abt 1869 Coppenhall, Cheshire Coppenhall Clan Francis (Fanny) 1790 1866 Dunham, Cheshire Hale Barns Genevieve H 1906 1972 Pennsylvania Clan Gwen Edenfield Clan Hannah abt 1777 North Rode, Cheshire Mobberley Page 1 of 148!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sunday, 17 June 2012 Last Name First & Mid Name Birth Date Christening Date Death Date Birth Place Flags Hannah M Cardiff Family, Families 2 Ida Jul 1880 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Clan Ines abt 1879 Wisconsin Pennsylvania Clan Isabella Arley Clan Isobel abt 1864 Stoke, Devonshire Garryhinch Clan Isobel 1664 Warburton Village Isobel Mary abt 1830 Gisburne, Yorkshire Garryhinch Clan James 1841 Styal, Cheshire Hale Barns Jane Warburton Village Jane 1592 Pool Bank Clan Jane 1814 20 Dec 1856 Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire Hale Barns Janet W abt 1878 Lymm, Cheshire Warburton Village Joyce Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Julie 1984 Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Kate abt 1868 Scotland Houghton Clan Lavinia Hale Barns Lucy Agnes Marie Garryhinch Clan Lucy Wayne abt 1870 Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire Tottington Clan Lydia Alice 20 Dec 1860 1925 Pennsylvania Clan Mabel 1878 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Clan Maisie Garryhinch Clan Margaret Sandbach Clan Margaret Pool Bank Clan Margaret Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Margaret 1664 Hale Barns Margaret 1722 Northenden, Cheshire Hale Barns Maria Murray 1864 28 May 1906 The East Indies (at sea) Mobberley Martha Warburton Village Martha 1828 aft 1891 Warrington, Lancashire Hale Barns Mary Clives Clan Mary abt 1832 Lancaster, Lancashire Warburton Village Mary Shocklach Clan Mary Turton Clans Mary abt 1650 1678 Mobberley Mary 1729 Mobberley Mary abt 1768 aft 1854 Houghton, Lancashire Houghton Clan Mary 1749 Altrincham Clan Mary Pennsylvania Clan Mary Pennsylvania Clan Mary bef 1756 Hale Barns Mary abt 1806 Hale Barns Mary Hale Barns Mary Hale Barns Mary Hale Barns Mary Hale Barns Mary Houghton Clan Mary Ann abt 1805 Chorley, Cheshire Clives Clan Mary Annie abt 1801 Sandbach Clan Mary Burden Mobberley Page 2 of 148!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sunday, 17 June 2012 Last Name First & Mid Name Birth Date Christening Date Death Date Birth Place Flags Maureen Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Melissa A 1880 1956 Pennsylvania Clan Millie Jul 1877 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Clan Minnie NSW Clan Nancy 1869 aft 1901 Haslingden, Lancashire Edenfield Clan Patience M abt 1840 aft 1891 London, Middlesex Clives Clan Reg Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Sarah 1662 Warburton Village Sarah Warburton Village Sarah Warburton Village Sarah abt 1843 Gresford, Gwersyllt, Denbighshire Shocklach Clan Sarah abt 1823 1848 Warburton Village Sarah Weaverham Clan Sarah Houghton Clan Sarah 1840 aft 1881 Church Fenton, Yorkshire Hale Barns Sarah 1810 1878 Frodsham, Cheshire Shocklach Clan Sarah abt 1774 1795 Poynton clan Sarah Hale Barns Sarah Ann 16 Dec 1856 Shocklach Clan Sonia Warburton Village Susannah ca 1806 Hale Barns Thelmas C 1917 1993 Pennsylvania Clan Unknown Arley Clan Unknown Garryhinch Clan Unknown Warburton Village Unknown Warrington/Chorley Clan Unknown Families 2, Markham Family ??? Betty bef 1868 Bancrofts Clan Abram Annie abt 1875 Runcorn, Cheshire Pool Bank Clan Ackerley Samuel Warburton Village Acton Anna abt 1783 1870 Garryhinch Clan Adams Charles C 1844 1940 Pennsylvania Clan Adelsberg Henry Albert Shocklach Clan Ainsworth Maria abt 1841 1925 Brookbottom, Lancashire Tottington Clan Albinson Joseph Wilmslow Clan Albinson Mary abt 1812 1863 Wilmslow, Cheshire, England Wilmslow Clan Alcock Unknown bef 1780 Mongon Clan Aldcroft Mary abt 1822 Bolton, Lancashire Turton Clans Aldcroft Mary abt 1645 25 Apr 1697 Baguely, Cheshire Pool Bank Clan Aldersey John 1817 23 Apr 1869 Duckington, Cheshire Shocklach Clan Aldred Annie abt 1858 Poynton, Cheshire Poynton clan Aldred Esther abt 1813 Salford, Lancashire Warburton Village Alford Ellen 9 Jan 1827 11 Feb 1827 15 Oct 1907 St. Hellier, Jersey Warburton Village Alington Diana 1676 1705 Arley Clan Allcroft William Wilmslow Clan Allen Edith abt 1864 1946 Sudbury, Derbyshire Poynton clan Allen Eliza Garryhinch Clan Allen Jane abt 1857 Carden, Tilston, Cheshire Shocklach Clan Allen Jane abt 1817 Woolwich, Kent Haslingden Clan Page 3 of 148!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sunday, 17 June 2012 Last Name First & Mid Name Birth Date Christening Date Death Date Birth Place Flags Allen Jessie 6 Mar 1877 3 Apr 1958 Malpas, Cheshire Shocklach Clan Allen Julia Mary abt 1860 Southsea, Hampshire Warburton Village Allen Nancy abt 1773 1813 Altrincham Clan Allen Nellie abt 1885 Barnton, Cheshire Warburton Village Allen Sarah Garryhinch Clan Alley William Pennsylvania Clan Allinson Matilda abt 1840 1902 Stretford, Lancashire Warburton Village [Allman] Mary abt 1799 1875 Acton, Cheshire Coppenhall Clan Almond Annie 8 Aug 1868 24 Aug 1868 4 Jan 1940 Sydney Farm, Bold, Lan Bancrofts Clan Almond Eleanor Caroline abt 1868 Liverpool, Lancashire Shocklach Clan Alsope Ellen 24 Jun 1794 27 Jul 1794 12 Jan 1867 Hartington, Derbyshire Pool Bank Clan Alvarez Jennifer Bolton (The Bakers) Clan Anderson Pennsylvania Clan Ann England West Virginia Clan Annis Emmet F Haslingden Clan Ardern Elizabeth abt 1700 3 Jan 1767 Warburton Village Armstrong Anne abt 1735 1812 Bowdon, Cheshire Pool Bank Clan Armstrong Clarence Raymond 31 Oct 1920 1987 Moss Vale, Southern Highlands, NSW NSW Clan Arnold James Warburton Village Arrowsmith Richard Thomas Mobberley Arstall Ann Pool Bank Clan Arstall Elizabeth abt 1610 1686 Bowdon, Cheshire Pool Bank Clan Arthurn Amber 28 May 1898 1976 Washington, D.C. Warburton Village Artingstall Ann 3 May 1774 Clives Clan Ashley Ellen Altrincham Clan Ashton Beryl Jul 1905 1973 Sandbach Clan Ashton Elizabeth abt 1766 1825 Altrincham Clan Ashton Priscilla abt 1704 Warburton Village Ashton Sarah (Sally) 9 Apr 1784 Bury, Lancashire Families, Quaker Family Ashworth Agnes D 1872 1966 Pendleton, Lancashire Hale Barns Ashworth Jessie Florence 15 Mar 1889 29 Aug 1929 Jewell Co., Kansas Pennsylvania Clan Ashworth Sarah 30 Dec 1825 5 Feb 1826 1904 Padiham, Lancashire Cardiff Family, Families 2 Aspinall Warburton Village Astbury Ann 1779 Davenham, Cheshire Weaverham Clan Aston Richard Arley Clan Atherton Elizabeth abt 1741 27 Mar 1798 Warburton Village Atherton Elizabeth 1858 Warrington, Lancashire Warrington (Stanley) Atkins John Richard 16 May 1892 Tennessee Warburton Village Atkinson Ada A Families 2, Markham Family Atkinson Mary Alice abt 1875 Salford, Lancashire Mobberley Aykroyd Elizabeth 11 Oct 1828 1894 Melbourne, Lancashire Shocklach Clan Aykroyd Martha 1854 Shocklach Clan Babcock Pennsylvania Clan Backus Aaron 9 Feb 1850 28 Mar 1932 Wisconsin Warburton Village Bailey Edith 1859 aft 1901 Peelcausway, Hale, Cheshire Hale Barns Bailey Elizabeth abt 1824 1900 Styal, Cheshire Mobberley Bailey Flora Susan 18 Jun 1873 30 Jan 1968 Tariff, Roane Co. WV West Virginia Clan Bailey Margaret 1844 aft 1901 Newton By Prestbury Hale Barns Bailey Mary Jane (Jenny) abt 1863 Dawley, Shropshire Houghton Clan Page 4 of 148!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sunday, 17 June 2012 Last Name First & Mid Name Birth Date Christening Date Death Date Birth Place Flags Baird Forrest John 19 Oct 1905 Pennsylvania Warburton Village Baker Elizabeth abt 1781 bef 1837 Coppenhall Clan Baker Ethel Maud 7 Jun 1895 Minnesota Warburton Village Baker Helen Mongon Clan Baker Mary abt 1858 Liverpool, Edge Hill, Lancashire Coppenhall Clan Baker Samuel abt 1849 Over, Cheshire Coppenhall Clan Baldwin Florence Rayner 1911 19 Jul 1949 Chester, Cheshire Sandbach Clan Baldwin George T Sep 1868 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Clan Baldwin Mary Alice 4 Jun 1864 22 Apr 1954 New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand Warburton Village Balmford Emily Ann 4 Oct 1956 Warburton Village Bancks Grace 1778 1868 Upholland, Lancashire Hale Barns Bancroft Alice 14 Nov 1769 17 Dec 1849 Weaverham, Cheshire Weaverham Clan Bancroft Ann 1771 28 Dec 1771 2 Dec 1847 Weaverham Clan Bancroft Elizabeth abt 1862 20 Apr 1938 Houghton Clan Bancroft John abt 1700 1756 Bancrofts Clan Bancroft John abt 1700 1756 Hale Barns Banks Thomas Warburton Village Banks William
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