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1811: Sarah Swindlehurst & Thomas Bridge FAMILY TREE 1811 - 1820 ------------------------------------------- 1811: SARAH SWINDLEHURST & THOMAS BRIDGE [Sarah daughter of William Swindlass & Betty Bryan married 4 Aug 1782 Saint Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancs.] Marriage: 13 Jan 1811 St Anne Richmond, Liverpool, Lancs. Thomas Bridge - Tailor of Liverpool Sarah Swindlehurst - (X), Spinster of the same parish Witness: Mary K Marchbank; Thos. Holden Married by Banns by: Wm Blundell Minr. ------------------------------------------- 1811: RICHARD SWINDLEHURST & ELIZABETH ('BETTY') RILEY [Thomas born 1787 son of Robert Swindlehurst & Alice Holding married 13 Nov 1780 St Helen's, Garstang, Lancs.] [Elizabeth Christening Jan 1791 St Helens, Garstang, Lancs. Father: John Ryley] Richard (Tea Dealer & Grocer) & Elizabeth married 23 Sep 1811 St Helen, Garstang, Lancs. Witnesses: William Salsbury; John Cornthwaite Paul: Thomas Swin's parents were Richard (1787-1862) and Elizabeth Riley (1791. Thre is a record of a Thomas Sw parents Richard and Elizabeth, b. 16-2-1825, but I think he died young, as later census returns suggest he was b. 1826/7 Richard's (1787) parents appear to have been Robert + Alice, but I have no more info. Thomas's siblings were George (1823), Elizabeth (1827) and Mary (1831) With no children found so far born between 1812 - 1817 their known children, 'born in Scorton' and with all the Christenings recorded as in the 'Wesleyan, Garstang Circuit, Lancs' are: 1. Judith Swindlehurst. Born 10 Jan 1812 Garstang. Baptism: 2 Feb 1812 St Helen, Garstang, Lancs. Performed at: Garstang Chapel. Abode: Scorton. Father's Occupation: Weaver [Married John Smith 18 Jul 1836 Bingley, Yorks.] 2. Robert Swindlehurst. Christened 1814 Garstang [Married Mary Ann Varley 1839 Garstang] 3. John Swindlehurst Birth 10 Feb 1817. Christening 23 Feb 1817 [John married Sarah _? 1838 Keighley (Bingley)] 4. Alice Swindlehurst. Birth 15th Oct 1819. Christening 7 Nov 1819 [Later record required] 5. George Swindlehurst. Birth 2 July 1822. Christening 14 Jul 1822 [Married thrice: Nancy Sidgwick 1842 Keighley, Agnes Dickinson 1856 Garstang, Elizabeth Derham 9 Oct 1865 St John, Preston, Lancs.] Paul: 1861 shows George's parents with them at Nether Wyresdale. Richard is shown as a tea-dealer! 1851 shows a wodowed uncle Thomas and george's brother Thomas there with them at NW There may be some mileage in pursuing The uncle Thomas. There appears to have been a little "knot" of Swins in the Bingley area, with no obvious relationship. 1841 shows Richard, elizabeth etc there. Nancy was from Sedbergh 6. Thomas Swindlehurst. Birth 16th Feb 1825. Christening 3 Mar 1825 [Married Nancy Butler 24 Apr 1852 Scorton Wesleyan Chapel, Lancs.] 7. Elizabeth Swindlehurst. Birth 15 Dec 1827. Christening 6 Jan 1828 [Married William Bretherton 1840 Garstang] 8. Mary Swindlehurst. Birth 9 Jun 1830 Christening 4 Jul 1830 [Later record required] Richard Swindlehurst. Death Jun 1862 Garstang 1841 Census Household registration district: Keighley sub-district: Bingley civil parish: Bingley county: Yorkshire Richard Swindlehurst event: Census event date: 1841 gender: Male age: 50 Elizabeth Swindlehurst event: Census event date: 1841 gender: Female age: 50 George Swindlehurst event: Census event date: 1841 gender: Male age: 18 Thomas Swindlehurst event: Census event date: 1841 gender: Male age: 15 Elizabeth Swindlehurst event: Census event date: 1841 gender: Female age: 13 Mary Swindlehurst event: Census event date: 1841 gender: Female age: 11 1851 Census Richard Swindlehurst 63 birthplace: Garstang, Lancashire. Head Betty Swindlehurst 59 birthplace: Garstang, Lancashire Wife Mary Swindlehurst 20 birthplace: Garstang, Lancashire Daughter Note Ann the Tea Dealer in: Household: 1881 Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability Thomas Raynor MORTIMER Head M Male 25 Bradford, York, England Stuff Warehouseman Mary Ann MORTIMER Wife M Female 23 Bradford, York, England Milliner Emma MORTIMER Daur Female 1 Bradford, York, England Sarah NAYLOR Granmother W Female ... Bradford, York, England Housekeeper (Dom) Hannah HAMMERTON Nurse U Female 16 Barnsley, Yorks. Domestic Servant (Nurse) Ann SWINDLEHURST Visitor W Female 62 Bradford, York, England Tea Dealer Dwelling 529 Back Lane Census Place Bradford, York, England ------------------------------------------- 1811: JAMES SWINDLEHURST & ISABEL(L) LANCASTER [James born 1788 son of John Swinglehurst & Ann Clarkson married 26 Feb 1781 St Andrew's Church, Slaidburn, Yorks.] [Isabel born 2 Aug 1792 Farrowfield House, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 21 Aug 1792 St Andrew's Church, Slaidburn, Yorks., daughter of John Lancaster & Elizabeth Hopwood] GofJS = 'Genealogy of John Swindlehurst' from Dy James (a Blacksmith) & Isabel married (on James' 23rd Birthday) 23 Nov 1811 St Andrew's Church, Slaidburn, Yorks. Witnesses: John Swinglehurst, John Carr. James Swindlehurst and Elizabeth of Mill House Children: Dy: James and Isabel had 12 children and their descendents are all over Utah and California. In all the PR entries the father, James Sw. is described as Blacksmith of Mill House, Dunsop Bridge 1. John Swindlehurst. Birth 25 Oct 1812 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 15 Nov 1812 Root Rowland, (Bowland?), Yorks. [Married Margaret Hopwood 23 Jan 1836 Slaidburn & Matilda Rothwell Clegg 17 Jan 1852 Haslingden] 2. James Swindlehurst. Birth 1814 Dunsop Bridge. Christening 12 June 1814 Slaidburn Church, Yorks. [Did he marry?] [Died of ‘….? In Knee’ 28 Jan 1847 Preston, Lancs. Buried 1 Feb 1847 Slaidburn, Yorks.] 3. William Swindlehurst. Birth 24 Mar 1816 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 24 Mar 1816 Slaidburn Church. Died 6 Mar 1877. [Married Bridget Battersby 2 Sep 1839 St Mary the Virgin, Blackburn, Lancs.] 4. George Swindlehurst. Birth 1818 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 11 Oct 1818 Slaidburn Church [Did he marry?] [Died of ‘Consumption’ 19 Dec 1840 Newton, Slaidburn, Yorks. Buried 19 Dec 1840 Slaidburn Church, Slaidburn, Yorks.] 5. Thomas Marten (?) Swindlehurst. Birth 30 May 1820 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 24 Dec 1820 Slaidburn Church [Married Mary Winder 29 Sep 1844 St John’s Preston] 6. Abraham Swindlehurst. Birth 1822 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 27 Nov 1822 Slaidburn Church [Died of ‘Consumption’ 20 Jul 1841 Newton, Slaidburn, Yorks. Buried 24 Jul 1841 Slaidburn Church, Slaidburn, Yorks.] 7. Septimus Swindlehurst. Birth 1825 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 20 Mar 1825 Slaidburn Church. [But brother John above records ‘Septimus Swindlehurst died 18 years was my brother’] [Married Margaret Kirby 1844 Preston & Johannah Lynch 1861 Preston] [Septimus Swindlehurst. Death aged 44, 1870 Blackburn] 8. Hannah Swindlehurst. Birth 9 Jan 1827 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 1 Apr '1827' (1834) Slaidburn Church [Died 5 Mar 1893 Southport, Yorks. [Lancs?] Buried Southport, Yorks. [Lancs?]] GofJS records birth as 1834 with fitting PR Baptism record from Dy for 1 Apr 1834. Hannah’s husband is given as Gregson but may be confused with husband of Hannah’s sister Ann below considering: [Married St John's Preston. May 14th 1849. John Highton 31 widower Bricklayer St Peter's sq Luke Highton Bricklayer Hannah Swindlehurst 22 spinster Servant West Cliff James Sw Blacksmith. wit Richard Highton, Ann Swindlehurst. Hannah & John emigrated to Canada. Hannah and John had a daughter Ann born about 1859 who married an Ellerby and died 18 Apr 1925 York, Toronto, Ontario. Age 66] 9. Ann Swindlehurst. Christened 8 March 1829 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. [Died 20 Jan 1896 Preston, Lancs. Buried 23 Jan 1896 Preston Cemetery, Preston, Lancs.] GofJS has no birth date for her and records husband as Highton but: [St John's Preston. July 27 1850 John Gregson 21 Batch Gardener Adelaide St George Gregson Porter. Ann Swindlehurst 22 Spins Servant 1 Mary? St James Swindlehurst Blacksmith wit Joseph Wilkinson, Jane Garret? Ann married again and to Richard Highton 3 Jul 1893 Emmanuel's, Preston, Lancs.] ? 10. Joseph Swindlehurst. Birth 15 Apr 1830 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. Christened 13 May 1832 Slaidburn Church. [Joseph not listed in 'Genealogy of John Swindlehurst'] Died 6 or 8 Jan 1917 Windmere, North Dakota. Buried Jan 1917 Wadena, Wadena. [Married Margaret Maria O'Connor 6 Jan 1861 Trinity Church, Paris, Oneida, New York, USA] 11. Jonnathan Swindlehurst. Christened 11 May 1834 Dunsop Bridge, Slaidburn, Yorks. [GofJS records his birth as 1826 with Baptism record found by Dy for 11 May 1834] [Died 24 Sep 1841 Slaidburn, Yorks. Buried Sep 1841 Slaidburn Church, Slaidburn, Yorks.] Mother Isabel died of ‘Consumption’ 27 Dec 1847 Preston, Lancs. Buried 30 Dec 1847 Slaidburn Church, Slaidburn, Yorks. Father James died from ‘Inflammation’19 Jan 1862 Cro(ss)p Edge, Accrington, Lancs. Burial New Lane Church, Osthwhistle, Lancs. Burial: 23 Jan 1862 Immanuel, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, England James Swindlehurst - Age: 73 [Born about 1789] Abode: Cross Edge. Buried by: Boulby Haslewood Census 1841 Registration district: Clitheroe. Sub-district: Slaidburn. Civil parish: Slaidburn. County: Yorkshire James Swinglehurst. 50. Birthplace: Yorkshire Isabella Swinglehurst. 50. Birthplace: Yorkshire James Swinglehurst. 25. Birthplace: Yorkshire Thomas Swinglehurst. 20. Birthplace: Yorkshire Abraham Swinglehurst. 15. Birthplace: Yorkshire Sept Swinglehurst. 15. Birthplace: Yorkshire Hannah Swinglehurst. 10. Birthplace: Yorkshire Ann Swinglehurst 10. Birthplace: Yorkshire Joseph Swinglehurst. 8. Birthplace: Yorkshire Jonathan Swinglehurst.
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