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William Jane PILKINGTON Thomas PILKINGTON; Rivington Church Thomas of Withnell burial 17 Feb 1824 Thomas the ancestor here died 28 Feb 1824. Local research indicates however the address 1775-1809, Fogg's Farm, Anglezarke. Samuel b. 1775 is at Foggs Farm in 1841,this indicates he took over Foggs after his father died. Samuel in 1841 born at Sharples. It is possible Thomas and his wife moved from Sharples in 1775. This assumes that Samuel gave is correct place of birth This indicates an event in 1775 to prompt such a move. The spouse of Thomas is not confirmed, however Johanna appears as the name of the mother in the Lee Chapel records. None of the main issue have birth records on the IGI. The family is Unitarian. Samuel PILKINGTON; b. 1775, On Thomas PILKINGTON. William Jane PILKINGTON. Ann Jenney Daniel PILKINGTON. Born 11 Adam Evan Margaret Census he states born at Sharples, Farmer, 37 Acres. Born 1779, PILKINGTON. Born 1788 PILKINGTON. PILKINGTON. May 1794, Lancs. Christened 24 Pilkington Pilkington Pilkington d. (Served as Church warden for Rivington On Census he states born at Born c. 1781, Christened 1788, Born 1789, Born 1792, Aug. 1794, Lee Independent Coppull 1827 in 1813). Census 1841, Foggs Farm, Anglezarke. Married 23 Dec. Christened 1781, Rivington, Married Lancs. Lancs. Chapel, Horwich. Married 8 Jan. Anglezarke, occupation Farmer and Rivington, 11 Jul. 1808, Bolton, Christened Christened 1824, Rivington, Lancs. Census In the will of the Thomas in 1824 he 1805, Wigan. Died 18 Feb. names the above sons and daughters Weaver, address 1845-1850, Abbott's 1837, Anglezarke, Sp. Mary Married 14 Dec. Died 1821. Sp. 1789, 1792, Lee 1841, Anderton, Lancs. Farm, Anglezarke. Census 1851, age 76, 1808, Bolton, Roger SIMM, son of Rivington. Independant, Millstone. Occupation 6 Apr. and names Jane Simm. Thomas had VOSE Born 1782, Horwich, provided substantial funds to his son Widow, living at Jepsons, Anglezarke, Address from 1805 to 1815 Census 1841, Roger SIMM and Horwich. 1841, Publican and Farmer, Agricultural Labourer, In 1851 also Sharples.. Sp. Rebecca TAYLOR. Thomas by his Died 26 Jul. Anderton, Lancs. Millstone. Daniel who had set up business. To his Stones House, Anglezarke, daughters the message was share and present was Grandson living in called Census for years 1841, 1851, Margaret Born 5 Aug. 1786, will in 1824 1793. Died 1847, Rivington, Lancs. Sp. James Ainsworth, then age 19; d. 1855, HALLAWELL. Rivington recognised Ann Elizabeth WINNARD. Born share alike. The sons Adam, Samuel, Stones House. 1861 at Thomas, Evan and William. had the Chorley Registration District. Sp. Betty Shorrocks, Heapey Died 1861 Died 3 Jul. 1827, Christened 5 Sept. and her Buried at 1797 Died 13 Apr. 1833, AINSWORTH; d. bef 1851, Lancs.; b. Heath Charnock. 1786, Rivington husband for Rivington Anderton. No known children of remainder of his estate. Margaret, age at Greenhalgh Farm, Anderton. 44 buried at Rivington Unitarian 1827. Lancs.; m. 26 Jun 1798. Buried at Rivington Chapel. Unitarian thier care in his Church this marriage. last days. Rivington Unitarian Chapel Early Register, Simm / Taylor Family Rivington Adam Brindle Roger SIMM John SIMM. Roger and Rebecca (Taylor) Simm, Rivington SIMM. Born Born 27 Dec Born 21 Oct Roger Simm son of Roger and Rebecca 5 Aug Frances John Jane Ralph PILKINGTON b. 5 Mary, Margaret William 22 Mar 1808. 1811, 1786, PILKING- PILKING- PILKINGTON Jan. 1820, Anglezarke, PILKINGTON PILKINGTON; PILKINGTON 1815. Christened 10 Rivington, Christened 3 William Simm son of Roger and Rebecca 5 Sep TON; b. 22 TON; b. 1808 daughter of chr. 9 Mar 1820, daughter of b. 26 Feb b. 1824, Lancs.; Oct 1808. Lancs.15 1788. Sep 1805, (served as William and Rivington, WIlliam and 1821, Lancs.; chr. 14 Aug Feb 1816. Rivington, Christened 16 Rivington, Isabel Simm daughter of Roger and Rebecca 23 Lancs.; chr. Church- Margaret 1841, Anglezarke, d. Margaret chr. 23 Apr 1824 of Unitarian Mar 1812, May 1790, 4 Oct 1805, warden for (Hallawell) 1890, Adlington. Sp. (Hallawell) 1821 Unitarian Charnock- Chapel. Family Rivington, Chapel. Ann Simm Daughter of Roger and Rebecca 17 Rivington, New hall in Pilkington 1 Isabella SIMM, dau. of Pilkington 26 .Spouse: Sarah living at Unitarian Apr 1792. Lancs 1857, History May 1812 of William SIMM and Feb 1821 Family at HAMER; m. Anglezarke Chapel. Wheelton Liddey Simm Daughter of Roger and Rebecca 17 of Rivington, Blindhurst. Eleanor HODGKINSON; Charnock. 13 Sep 1846, Family living Jun 1800 Hampson) b. 22 Dec. 1821, Bolton. at Rivington. Anglezark Heath Charnock, chr. 3 William Simm son of Roger and Rebecca 24 Feb Feb. 1822, Rivington. 1794 The Simm family have ancient roots as Jane Simm and Rebecca Simm daughters of Roger farming familes at Rivington & Anglezarke. and Rebecca 5 Sep 1795. Four of the above Margaret Daniel Ann Sarah Thomas John Simm son of Roger and Rebecca 2 Apr 1799 are found baptised PILKINGTON; PILKINGTON; PILKINGTON; PILKINGTON; PILKINGTON; Other later relations in the register: at Rivington b. 1849, Chorley b. 1853, Lancs. b. 1856, b. 1860, b. 1863 d. Rivington Unitarian Chapel Early Register Adam Simm, natural child of Jane Simm 30 Jan Unitarian Chapel. Registration Lancs. Chorley 1897 1836 Wheelton. District Registration Pilkington / Ainsworth Willoughby Burton son of John and Mary (Simm) District Burton 9 Jun 1824 Anderton. Isaac son of Isaac Pilkington (No further Rivington Church Register Pilkington / information from register) Rivington Winnerd. Rivington Unitarian Chapel Early Register : Pilkington / Hallawell Isaac son of Samuel and Betty (Ainsworth) 08 Jan 1824 Daniel Pilkington, bachelor, p Pilkington 17 Nov 1806 Rivington, Anglezark Standish, shopkeeper & Elizabeth Winnard, sp, tp, Frances son of William and Margaret (Hallawell) Pilkington 22 Sep 1805, Rivington Betty daughter of Samuel and Betty (Ainsworth) lic (sp not in BT; signs Winnerd] Wit: John Jane Pilkington daughter of William and Margaret (Hallawell) Pilkington 1 May 1812 Blindhurst Pilkington 3 Apr 1815, Anglezark Hibbert, Elizabeth Grimshaw. Both are buried at Mary Pilkington daughter of William and Margaret (Hallawell) Pilkington 26 Feb 1821 Charnock Miles son of Samuel and Betty (Ainsworth) Rivington Chapel. William Pilkington son of William and Margaret (Hallawell) Pilkington 14 Aug 1824 Charnock Pilkington 6 May 1808 Anglezark Based on the Unitarian Chapel Register, History of Rivington by Hampson 1893. A Short History of Rivington by Wm. Fergusson Irvine 1904 with additional information from the Census Data from 1841 through to 1901 and Civil registrations. 'The Pilkington Puzzle' Copyright Paul Lacey Esq. 2005 [email protected].
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