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My Pedigree Chart Thomas Warburton b. abt 1550 George Warburton d. 1635 b. abt 1575, Cheshire d. 1639, Hale Barns, Cheshire John Warburton Alice b. 1608, Hale, Cheshire d. 1650, Hale, Cheshire d. 8 Jun 1691 Sibill Perrin bp. Hale, Cheshire Josiah Warburton d. 1653 b. 13 Mar 1658, Hale, Cheshire d. 20 Mar 1730, Northen Etchells, Cheshire John Warburton m. 12 Feb 1678, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire b. 1680, Hale Barns, Cheshire James Hardy d. 12 Mar 1756, Hale Barns, Cheshire d. 1654 Last Updated October 25th 2019 m. 25 Dec 1712, Mobberley, St Wilfred, Cheshire Jane Hollinpriest Margaret Hardy John Warburton d. 3 Oct 1696 b. 1716, Hale Barns, Cheshire b. 1656 d. 16 Nov 1791, Hale Barns, Cheshire d. 30 Sep 1685 Margaret William Warburton m. 7 Jan 1769, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire d. 1664 b. 1775, Hale Barns, Cheshire d. 26 Feb 1862, Hale, Cheshire Martha Hanson James Hanson m. 17 Jul 1796, Manchester Cathedral, Lancashire Mary Hough b. 14 Sep 1688, Mobberley, St Wilfred, Cheshire bp. Mobberley, Cheshire b. 1749 d. 23 Apr 1719 d. 13 May 1723, Hale Low, Hale, Cheshire Thomas Warburton d. 17 Dec 1822 b. 2 Dec 1810, Hale Barns, Cheshire d. 15 Jul 1888, Altrincham, Cheshire m. 12 Sep 1838, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire James Wright b. abt 1740 d. 9 Dec 1821 George Warburton Ann Wright m. 12 Oct 1766, Lymm, Cheshire b. 1852, Flixton, Lancashire b. 1778, Bowdon, Cheshire d. 5 Apr 1929, Altrincham, Cheshire d. 5 Oct 1851, Hale, Cheshire m. 19 Aug 1874, Altrincham, St George, Cheshire Martha Wright b. abt 1739 William Walton d. 4 Mar 1809 Alice Walton m. 14 Nov 1797, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire b. 1814, Carrington, Cheshire d. 13 Jun 1873, Altrincham, Cheshire Esther Greenhough Charles Edward Warburton James Davenport Joseph Davenport b. 1877, Altrincham, Cheshire b. abt 1791, Ashley, Cheshire d. 1 Nov 1927, Bridgewater Canal, Sale, Cheshire d. 19 Feb 1857, Altrincham, Cheshire m. 21 Sep 1812, Manchester Cathedral, Lancashire m. 1914, Altrincham, St George, Cheshire William Davenport Sarah b. 1818 d. 1858, Altrincham, Cheshire m. 25 Nov 1840, Styal Presbyterian Chapel, Cheshire John Pickstone Sarah Pickstone b. 1787, Ashley, Cheshire d. 19 Jun 1864, Altrincham, Cheshire Henry Burgess Mary Henry Burgess b. 1704 d. 1728 m. 2 Jan 1733, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire William Whitelegg d. 1671 Henry Burgess James Whitelegg d. 1681, Northenden, Cheshire Hannah Davenport b. 1739, Mobberley, Cheshire Benjamin Whitelegg b. 1854, Altrincham, Cheshire m. 24 Mar 1778, Mobberley, St Wilfred, Cheshire b. 1672 Margaret d. 24 Jun 1914, Altrincham, Cheshire d. 1745, Hale Barns, Cheshire d. 1686 m. 20 Feb 1693, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire Hannah Ashley Hannah Whitelegg d. 1689, Northenden, Cheshire b. 1709 Ann Royle John Royle b. abt 1673, Hale, Cheshire d. 13 Nov 1705, Hale, Cheshire Henry Burgess d. 1750, Hale, Cheshire b. 1779, Styal, Cheshire Alfred Edward Warburton William Whitelegg d. 1834 d. 1671 b. 12 Mar 1916, Altrincham, Cheshire m. 24 Aug 1818, Wilmslow, St Bartholemew, Cheshire d. 5 Nov 1972, Timperley, Cheshire Sarah Burgess James Whitelegg m. 1944, Altrincham, Cheshire b. 29 Apr 1819, Styal, Wilmslow, Cheshire d. 1681, Northenden, Cheshire d. 1901, Altrincham, Cheshire Benjamin Whitelegg b. 1672 Margaret Mary Roylance d. 1745, Hale Barns, Cheshire d. 1686 b. abt 1798, Mobberley, Cheshire m. 20 Feb 1693, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire d. 1859, Styal, Cheshire William Whitelegg Hannah Ashley d. 1771, Hale, Cheshire d. 1689, Northenden, Cheshire Sarah Whitelegg m. 18 Apr 1723, Bowdon, St Mary, Cheshire Thomas Ford Joseph Ford b. 1740 Ann Royle b. abt 1826, Aston-by-Budworth, Cheshire b. abt 1800, Pickmere. Cheshire d. 16 Apr 1816 John Royle m. 27 Mar 1851, Great Budworth, Cheshire b. abt 1673, Hale, Cheshire d. 13 Nov 1705, Hale, Cheshire Joseph Ford Mary Gleave d. 1750, Hale, Cheshire b. 25 May 1853, Tabley, Cheshire d. 1753, Ashley, Cheshire m. 1880, Great Budworth, St Mary, Cheshire Ann Hill b. abt 1833, Over Tabley, Cheshire d. abt 1869 William Woodall b. 1716 d. 14 May 1795, Great Warford, Cheshire Hugh Woodall m. 27 Nov 1739 b. 1754, Alderley, Cheshire Richard Royle Hugh Woodall d. 30 Nov 1827, Marthall, Cheshire Samuel Royle b. 1801, Marthall, Cheshire m. 1 May 1787, Over Peover, Cheshire d. 1726, The Hough, Wilmslow, Cheshire Hannah Royle d. 6 Jan 1861, Altrincham, Cheshire Esther Brundit m. 5 Mar 1829, Great Budworth, Cheshire b. 1714, Woodford, Cheshire Ann Ford d. 1778, Nether Alderley, Cheshire b. 11 Feb 1888, Mere, Cheshire Elizabeth Barlow Sarah d. 23 Sep 1973, The Mount Nursing Home, Sale, Cheshire William Woodall d. 1803, Marthall, Cheshire d. 1737, Woodford, Wilmslow, Cheshire b. 29 Mar 1831, Mobberley, Cheshire d. aft 1891 John Gibson m. 1854, Mobberley, St Wilfred, Cheshire Thomas Gibson m. 16 Jan 1793, Great Budworth, St Mary, Cheshire Margaret Ann Gibson b. 3 Jun 1803, Lostock Gralam, Cheshire d. 20 Sep 1868, Altrincham, Cheshire Thomas Earlam Susannah Earlam Ann Eliza Woodall b. 20 Mar 1859, Mobberley, Cheshire Mary d. 1 Dec 1935, Bucklow, Cheshire William Burgess b. 1767, Tabley Superior, Cheshire d. 25 Jan 1853, Northwich, Cheshire Thomas Burgess m. 27 Sep 1790, Great Budworth, St Mary, Cheshire b. 1803, Tabley Superior, Cheshire Raymond George Warburton d. 2 Apr 1891, Mobberley, Cheshire b. 12 Aug 1945, Altrincham, Cheshire m. 8 Dec 1825, Rostherne, Cheshire Thomas Hickson Margaret Hickson b. 1771, Tabley, Cheshire d. 21 Sep 1867, Over Tabley, Cheshire Eliza Burgess Margaret b. 18 Mar 1834, Tabley Superior, Cheshire d. 3 Apr 1879, Mobberley, Cheshire John Hickson b. abt 1768, Rostherne, Cheshire d. 10 May 1816, Rostherne, Cheshire m. 21 Aug 1792 Eliza Hickson b. 1807, Rostherne, Cheshire Sarah Barrow b. abt 1773 d. Mar 1848 Joseph Ward George Ward b. ca 1774, Essex b. 29 Dec 1816, Takeley, Essex Walter Ward d. 28 Jan 1897, Little Canfield, Essex b. 26 Oct 1851, Takeley, Essex Ann George Walter Ward d. bef 1911 b. 22 Dec 1874, Stratford, Essex m. abt 1873 d. aft 1919 Isabella Savil m. 25 Dec 1895, Leytonstone, St Margarets, Essex b. ca 1817, Takeley, Essex d. 31 Oct 1886, Little Canfield, Essex Mary Ann Bettis George Willie Ward b. 26 Feb 1899, Leyton, Essex Daniel Betts d. 29 Mar 1980, Withington Hospital b. ca 1806 m. 22 Dec 1919, Altrincham, St John, Cheshire William Henry Betts b. 1840, Stepney, London m. 19 Dec 1869 Susannah b. ca 1806 Hannah Emma Eliza Betts b. 11 Dec 1879, Stepney, London Peter Mayo b. ca 1820, St George’s, Surrey m. 1842 Hannah Mayo b. 13 Dec 1851, Limehouse, Stepney, London Susannah Pack Muriel Evelyn Ward b. ca 1823, Bethnal Green, Middlesex b. 15 Jun 1920, Altrincham, Cheshire James Morley d. 25 May 1978, Timperley, Cheshire b. abt 1759 d. Jul 1839, Winfarthing, Norfolk James Morley Thomas Woods m. 5 Jun 1781, Banham, St Mary, Norfolk d. bef Sep 1777 b. 19 May 1800, Banham, Norfolk John Woods d. 12 Apr 1881, Walworth Infirmary, Surrey b. 1729 m. 12 Feb 1824, Diss, Norfolk d. Jul 1793 Mary Woods Elizabeth James Morley b. abt 1762, Banham, Norfolk d. 1777 b. Dec 1828, Diss, Norfolk d. 1832, Winfarthing, Norfolk d. 1902, Northampton, Northamptonshire Susan Charles Morley m. 1857, Northampton, Northamptonshire d. bef 1793 b. 1867, Northampton, Northamptonshire William Sear m. 1899 Sarah Sear m. 3 Jun 1800, Bungay, Holy Trinity, Suffolk Elizabeth Wright b. 3 Mar 1801, Bungay, Suffolk Madge Morley b. abt 1836, Northampton, Northamptonshire d. 8 Feb 1875, Southwark, Surrey b. 8 May 1900, Northampton, Northamptonshire d. 1903, Northampton, Northamptonshire d. 1997 Sarah Blomefield Annie Alice Carvel Emily Carvel b. 13 Aug 1879, Greens Norton, Northants b. 1859, Greens Norton, Northants d. 1959, Altrincham, Cheshire.
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