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Wilmslow Families.Numbers Wilmslow St Bartholomew, Nuclear Families Note: Parish records begin in 1558. Key: M = Marriage B = Burial C = Christening These families are related to my own Hale Barns clan. No Origin Event Father Mother Child Date Day Birth/Death AAD Comment 1 B Richard 1560 Oct-12 A speculative original family B Jane 1574 Sep-29 2 Hamnet 4 C Richd 1573 Oct-18 3 John Speculation: The John buried is the father of the children B John 1622 Jan-07 of Fulshaw C Richd 1576 Jan-08 Richard and Jone are just far enough apart to be the same family C Jone 1576 Dec-14 Joan? C Betryche 1578 Aug-02 B Betriche 1621 Sep-25 4 2 Richard This is either the son of John of the son of Hamnet. The fact his son Evan had a son Hamnet favours Hamnet. 8 C Evan 1598 Feb-09 C John 1600 Nov-06 C Richd 1603 Jan-22 C Samll 1606 May-22 C Margt 1607 Aug-09 5 John There is no baptism for him. Born pre-1558, or outsider? B John 1629 Jan-19 of Wilmslow. There is no proof the John buried is the father of the children. 11 C Kath 1605 Aug-26 C Joane 1608 Feb-20 B Joane 1608 Jun-03 a child 12 C Geo 1610 Dec-01 6 B Richard 1612 Dec-26 of Wilmslow, son of Frances. If this is Richard son of Richard then Frances is Richard's wife 7 Peter There is no baptism for him. Born pre-1558, or outsider? B Peter 1618 Mar-24 of Morley C Joane 1608 Apr-25 10 C Thos 1611 Feb-12 8 4 Evan also called Ewin. Vin, and Hewin C Anne 1623 Jun-15 B Anne 1629 Dec-19 C John 1625 Jun-02 C Marie 1627 Apr-27 B Marye 1630 Aug-15 of Wilmslow, dau of Ecom(?) C Vin 1629 Feb-02 Evan? C Jane 1631 Mar-03 C Richd 1633 Mar-10 died 13 Dec 1638 B Richard 1638 Dec-13 son of Ewin C Hamnet 1635 Jul-12 9 B Hamnett 1630 Apr-10 of Bowdon Parish, a child. It is not clear where he fits. 10 7 Thos C Joane 1635 Nov-15 C Mary 1637 Mar-12 17 C Peter 1640 Jan-19 C Thos 1642 Sep-21 C Geo 1645 May-30 died 2 Sept 1645 B George 1645 Sep-02 of Morley, son of Thomas C Jeremiah 1647 May-09 died 28 Jun 1647 B Jeremiah 1647 Jun-28 of Morley, son of Thomas C Martha 1650 Mar-03 11 5 Kath C Longton 1636 Apr-08 Probably illegitimate 12 5 George C Margt 1642 Feb-11 B Margaret 1643 Jan-17 a child 13 Miscellaneous wives? B Elizabeth 1613 May-13 of Wilmslow, widow B Margaret 1621 Nov-10 the elder B Maude 1635 Nov-14 widow B Anne 1637 Jan-25 B Jane 1640 May-13 B Elizabeth 1642 Mar-10 14 William B Anne 1642 Nov-04 William is otherwise unknown 15 B John 1675 Inventory extant; could be the John born 1625 16 B John 1688 Admon and Inventory extant; could be the John born 1625 17 10 Peter Margery B Peter 1692 Sep-20 of Morley; inventory extant which mentions son Thomas B Margery 1692 Aug-20 of Morley, wife of Peter 19 born Thomas cir 1667 mentioned as overseer and reporter of Peter's inventory B Thomas 1729 Sep-11 Sep-08 62 of Morley, grave F43 18 M Thomas Lunt Mary 1700 May-04 19 17 Thomas Ellen B Thomas 1729 Sep-11 Sep-08 62 of Morley, grave F43 B Ellen 1743 Feb-24 Feb-22 82 of Morley, widow of Thomas; grave F44 C Thomas 1692 Mar-25 of Morley B Thomas 1717 Feb-24 of Morley, junior; admon extant B inf 1693 Sep-17 infant child of Thos; recorded as 1793, but seems to fit better here 33 C Peter 1696 Feb-15 C ? 1698 Jan-20 B Ellen 1725 Sep-21 of Morley. Dau of Thomas and Ellen 20 Thomas C Richard 1698 Jan-27 of Pownall Fee, from BTs B Richard 1700 Oct-21 of Pownall Fee, son of Thomas C John 1700 Apr-01 of Pownall Fee B John 1701 Sep-22 of Pownall Fee, son of Thos C Ellen 1700 Apr-01 of Pownall Fee C Margery 1703 Jul-18 of Pownall Fee 21 Thomas C Thomas 1704 Jan-02 of Bollin Fee C Ellein 1707 Nov-09 of Hough 22 James C John 1699 Nov-08 of Pownall Fee C James 1702 May-15 of Pownall Fee 23 James C Edmund 1708 Feb-10 of Hough 24 8 M Evan Frances Hough 1703 Mar-03 Evan is probably a grandson of the earlier Evan, based on name and dates. B Evan 1726 May-21 of Wilmslow; will and inventory dated 1729 B Frances 1750 Nov-07 of Hough C Elizabeth 1705 Mar-22 of Bollin Fee C Ann 1707 Mar-05 of Bollin Fee B Ann 1733 Jun-12 of Hough, dau. Of Frances C Mary 1709 Sep-05 of Wilmslow (Margt on IGI) B Mary 1730 Feb-14 of Wilmslow, dau of Frances C Evan 1712 Aug-07 of Wilmslow B Evan 1799 Dec-11 of Hough; will extant; only bequests to children of late nieces and nephews (non-Warburtons) C John 1715 May-30 of Wilmslow B John 1727 Oct-14 of Wilmslow, son of Frances C William 1721 Jul-16 of Wilmslow B William 1731 Jun-18 of Wilmslow, son of Frances 25 John B John 1766 Jun-30 of Cheadle, Handforth B John 1714 Jan-21 of Cheadle, Handforth, son of John 26 M Thomas Kelsall Mary 1718 Sep-16 27 M John Mary Priestnall 1719 Aug-02 B John 1729 Aug-30 of Lacey Green, joiner; could be the husband of Mary Priestnall as there are no baptisms 28 M Thomas Hannah Henshaw 1725 Sep-21 botp C John 1726 Sep-04 of Dean Row C Hanna 1727 Sep-03 at Alderley; is possibly this Thomas and Hannah also. C Martha 1731 Sep-26 Aug-31 at Prestbury; is possibly this Thomas and Hannah also. M John Ward Martha 1758 Jun-27 botp. This Martha is the only possible candidate for this marriage on IGI, who is under 38 at the time of marriage. 29 M Aaron Catherine Goodier 1735 Nov-06 At Mobberley; both of that parish. Aaron is from the Mobberley Warburtons. B Catherine 1740 Nov-12 of Morley, wife of Aaron C Ann 1736 Nov-03 of Morley C Catherine 1737 Oct-25 of Morley B Catherine 1737 Dec-07 of Lacey Green, dau of Aaron and Catherine 30 M Aaron Sarah Jackson 1743 Apr-05 at St Mary, Oldham, Lancashire. An IGI member record reports this wedding at Mobberley in circa 1742, both being of Morley. However it isn't in the Mobberley parish record. There are no other families born to Aaron and Sarah evident on IGI. This is Aaron's second marriage C Thomas 1743/4 Feb-24 of Morley; baptised at Mobberley C George 1746 Apr-05 of Morley C John 1748 Jan-22 of Morley B John 1824 Jan-04 78 of Dean Row; speculative fit. Age 2 years out but no closer baptism on IGI (could be late baptism) C Aaron 1751 Jun-08 of Morley; baptised at Mobberley C Catharine 1755 Jul-13 of Mobberley B Catherine 1767 Oct-30 of Styal, dau of Aaron and Sarah C Sarah 1757 Oct-02 at Alderley 31 M William Mary Lingard 1733 Dec-26 at Bowdon; he of Bowdon, she of Wilmslow; There is only one local marriage of William and Mary on IGI. However there are 2 sons called William without an intevening burial, and Margt's baptism is close to the first William's, implying at least 2 families here. B William 1797 Nov-12 of Dean Row. There is a shortage of local baptisms that fit William, the only candidate, at Mobberley in 1701 being presumed dead by 1756 when he fails to be mentioned in his half-brother's will. He may be an unrecorded non-conformist baptism. B Mary 1762 Sep-12 of Wilmslow, wife of William C William 1736 Aug-24 of Dean Row B William 1789 Dec-26 of Dean Row, son of William; this would be the second William (b. 1746) if he is really part of this family. C Margt 1736 Nov-17 B Margaret 1814 Jul-10 77 of Dean Row; no wives fit C Catherine 1738 Mar-21 of Dean Row M Ralph Bower Catherine 1760 Dec-25 botp B John 1737 Oct-04 of Dean Row, son of William and Mary; there is no baptism on IGI for this John. C John 1741 Aug-07 of Dean Row; a second John. C Mary 1744 Mar-03 of Dean Row C William 1746 Jun-30 C Ann 1754 Apr-29 32 Elizabeth C William 1738 Jan-08 of Fulshaw, illegitimate 33 19 M Peter Alice Astle 1744 Dec-01 At Mobberley, Peter of Morley, Alice of Dean Row B Peter 1776 Aug-12 Aug-10 82 of Morley; grave F43, son of Thomas B Alice 1761 Jan-09 Jan-06 46 of Morley, wife of Peter; grave F44 C Peter 1746 Feb-26 of Fulshers Hall, in the parish of Wilmslow, farmer 41 C Peter 1747 Feb-25 of Fulshaw; the first Peter must have died. C Thomas 1748 May-14 of Fulshaw B Thomas 1824 Sep-26 76 of Bullock Smithy B Betty 1834 Feb-19 80 of Bullock Smithy; Betty may be Thomas's wife.
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