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The Warburtons of Poynton and Torkington The Warburtons of Poynton and Torkington Last Updated 23rd June 2019 ©2019 Ray Warburton Table of Contents Preface -- Poynton 2 Surnames 3 Descendants of Joseph Warburton & Hannah Marsland First Generation 4 Second Generation 7 Third Generation 20 Fourth Generation 38 Fifth Generation 54 Place Index 56 Person Index 66 1 PREFACE This family is descended from Joseph Warburton (abt 1767-1844) who appeared in Marple, near Stockport, Cheshire in the 1790s and later moved to Torkington. Many of his descendants worked in the coal mines at Poynton. Surnames A Aldred, Allen B Barnes, Barratt, Beard, Bell, Bennett, Booth, Bowden, Bowler, Brookes, Broom, Brown, Butterworth C Chatterton, Clayton, Clegg, Cocks, Compstone, Cooksey D Davenport, Davies E Edwards F Fielding G Gelder, Goodwin H Hallam, Hammond, Handford (nee Newton), Hartley, Hibbert, Hopwood, Howard, Howells J Jackson K King, Kinsey L Langton, Lloyd M Malpas, Marland, Marshall, Marsland, Metcalfe, Moore, Moorhouse, Mottershead, Mottram, Mountany N Nicholls O Oldham P Pearson, Potts R Rawlinson, Richardson, Ridgway, Rowbotham S Sanders, Sellers, Shaw, Siddall, Smith, Sockett, Still T Tickle, Torkington (nee Oldham), Tymm U Unknown W Warburton, Ward, Whittaker, Wilde, Wilson, Wood 3 Descendants of Joseph Warburton & Hannah Marsland First Generation 1. Joseph Warburton. Joseph was born abt 1767. ■ Census for Torkington, Cheshire, in 1841. Joseph (72) is a labourer living with Hannah (66), Charles (20) a coal miner, Hannah (16) a reeler of cotton, Ellis (26) a coal miner, Mary (22), and grandchildren David (2), and Margaret (2 mths), the children of his son Ellis. Son Martin is living with, or next door to Joseph. Joseph died in Torkington, Cheshire, in 1844. He was buried in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 8 Mar 1844. No reliable baptism has been identified for Joseph. There are possibles at Manchester Cathedral and Ashton-Under-Lyne, based on his census age, but these are too late for his age at burial. Also there is no marriage for Joseph and Sarah which, given Sarah’s age at death, must have been close to the birth of their first child. The only marriage that fits on date was in Malpas. Joseph’s children include some conjecture. There are baptisms for the children of his first marriage, and for Martin and Sarah at Marple. No baptisms can be found for Thomas and James, and their marriage records don’t include their father’s name. They were, however, born in Torkington on censuses. There is a baptism for Samuel but none for Ellis, Charles, or Hannah though they are living at home in the 1841 census and Ellis and Hannah’s father is named as Joseph on their marriages. Finally Peter was baptised at Stockport but his parents are given as John and Hannah of Torkington. There is no other evidence of John and Hannah. Peter calls his youngest son Ellis, the same as Joseph and Hannah’s youngest son, and he is a collier like many of Joseph’s sons. It is therefore presumed that Peter’s baptism record is in error and his father should be Joseph. Joseph is described as a weaver on the baptisms of Sarah and Samuel. Joseph was 77 years old on his burial record. Joseph first married Sarah. Sarah was born abt 1774. Sarah died in 1795. She was buried in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 1 May 1795. Sarah was buried aged 21. They had the following children: 2 i. John Warburton (1791-1849) ii. Mary Warburton. Mary was born in Marple, Cheshire, in 1792. She was christened in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 11 Nov 1792. Mary died in 1794. She was buried in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 16 Nov 1794. Mary was the daughter of Joseph and Sarah of Torkington on her burial record. 3 iii. Joseph Warburton (1794-1865) 4 First Generation On 29 Aug 1796 when Joseph was 29, he second married Hannah Marsland in Stockport, St Mary, Cheshire. Hannah was born abt 1775. Hannah died in Torkington, Cheshire, in 1848. She was buried in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 19 Mar 1848. Hannah was 73 years old on her burial record. They had the following children: 4 i. Martin Warburton (1797-1880) ii. Sarah Warburton. Sarah was born in Torkington, Cheshire, in 1800. She was christened in Poynton, St George, Cheshire, on 12 Mar 1800. Sarah is believed to be the one who married John Tymm based on the fact she named her eldest son Ellis. She is 40 in the 1841 census, but by 1851 she is widowed and living with Ellis in Macclesfield. Her place of birth is given as Macclesfield and her age as 54 so there must be some doubt this is the correct marriage. There is the death of a Sarah Tymms registered at Macclesfield in 1854, age unknown, and she is not in the 1861 census. On 22 May 1820 when Sarah was 20, she married John Tymm in Stockport, St Mary, Cheshire. 5 iii. Thomas Warburton (~1803-1883) 6 iv. James Warburton (~1806-1872) 7 v. Peter Warburton (1810-1871) vi. Samuel Warburton. Samuel was born in Torkington, Cheshire, in 1813. He was christened in Stockport, St Mary, Cheshire, on 30 Jun 1813. ■ Census for Worth, Cheshire, in 1841. Samuel (25) is a coal miner living at Dale House Fold with Mary (20). ■ Census for Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 1851. Samuel (36) is a private watchman living in Buxton Road with Mary (34) a laundress. ■ Census for Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 1861. Samuel (49) is a private watchman living at 16 Balehall Yard with Mary (44) a laundress. ■ Census for Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 1871. Samuel (57) is a watchman living 14 King Edward Street with Mary (55). ■ Census for Norbury, Cheshire, in 1881. Samuel (68) is a widowed watchman (cotton mill) living in Man[chester] and Buxton Road with his brother Ellis and his family. Samuel died in Norbury, Cheshire, in 1883. Samuel’s death was registered in 3q 1883 Stockport 8a 66, aged 70. On 25 Sep 1836 when Samuel was 23, he married Mary Hammond in Stockport, St Mary, Cheshire. Both Samuel and Mary were from Torkington. Mary was born in Bramall, Cheshire, abt 1816. Mary died in Macclesfield, Cheshire, in 1874. Mary’s death was registered in 2q 1874 Macclesfield 8a 93, aged 57. 5 First Generation 8 vii. Ellis Warburton (~1815-1899) 9 viii. Elizabeth Warburton (~1817-) ix. Charles Warburton. Charles was born in Torkington, Cheshire, abt 1820. ■ Census for Marple, Cheshire, in 1851. Charles (31) is a coal miner living in High Lane with Hannah Goodwin (13) neice and housekeeper. ■ Census for Norbury, Cheshire, in 1861. Charles (40) is a widowed coal miner lodging with his sister Elizabeth Goodwin and her family in High Lane. ■ Census for Stockport, Cheshire, in 1871. Charles (50) is a publican living at 11 High Street with Elizabeth (60). ■ Census for Stockport, Cheshire, in 1881. Charles (61) is a retired licensed victualler living at 35 Thomson Street with Elizabeth (71). ■ Census for Cheadle, Cheshire, in 1891. Charles (70) is a widowed, retired publican lodging at 51 Castle Street. ■ Census for Stockport, Cheshire, in 1901. Charles (81) is a retired coal miner living at 65 York Street. Charles died in Stockport, Cheshire, in 1904. Although Charles is described as a widower in the 1861 census no certain wedding has been identified. His death was registered in 1q 1904 Stockport 8a 24, aged 83. In 1865 when Charles was 45, he married Elizabeth Chatterton in High Lane, St Thomas, Cheshire. The marriage was registered in 4q 1865 Stockport 8a 81. Elizabeth was born in Stockport, Cheshire, abt 1810. Elizabeth died in 1885. Elizabeth was born Elizabeth Mason, and was previously married (probably to Joseph Chatterton). Her death was registered in 2q 1885 Stockport 8a 42, aged 75. x. Hannah Warburton. Hannah was born in Torkington, Cheshire, abt 1824. Hannah died in Stockport, Cheshire, in 1901. Hannah is probably the one whose death was registered in 1q 1901 Stockport 8a 19, aged 77. She was a widow by 1881 and lived in Hyde with her married daughter in 1891. On 20 Aug 1849 when Hannah was 25, she married William Hibbert in Prestbury, St Peter, Cheshire. William was a weaver from Adlington, father William. Hannah was also living in Adlington, father Joseph a labourer, but appears in censuses as Hannah Hibbert, born Torkington. They had one daughter. William was born abt 1823. 6 Descendants of Joseph Warburton & Hannah Marsland Second Generation 2. John Warburton (Joseph1). John was born in Marple, Cheshire, in 1791. He was christened in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 11 Sep 1791. ■ Census for Torkington, Cheshire, in 1841. John (45) is a labourer living with Hannah (55), Betty Barratt (35), Martha Barratt (20), Eli Warburton (11), and James Barratt (3). John died in Torkington, Cheshire, in 1849. He was buried in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 5 Sep 1849. John is aged 59 on his burial record. On 12 Sep 1825 when John was 34, he married Hannah Barratt in Stockport, St Mary, Cheshire. John was a bachelor and labourer, and Hannah was a widow according to the marriage record. Hannah was born in Torkington, Cheshire, abt 1786. ■ Census for Torkington, Cheshire, in 1851. Hannah (64) is a widow living with daughters Betty Barratt (45), and Martha Barratt (26), son Eli (20), and grandson George Barratt (2). Hannah died in Torkington, Cheshire, in 1854. She was buried in Marple, All Saints, Cheshire, on 2 Oct 1854. Betty and Martha Barratt were Hannah’s daughters by her previous marriage. Grandson George (2 in 1851), and presumed grandson James (3 in 1841) would appear to be the illegitimate sons of one of her daughters, though their baptisms haven’t been found.
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