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Title: Lancashire surname interests
Post by: kena on Tuesday 09 May 06 16:31 BST (UK)
Hi, please has anybody got interests in the surnames Steeple, Pendleton, Wrigley or Moult in Middleton area (back to beyond the censuses in most cases) or Woodcock in Manchester I think.

Would be very grateful for any help anybody can give me.

Thanks

Anna
Title: Re: Lancashire surname interests
Post by: Ossibus on Wednesday 16 May 12 10:20 BST (UK)
Since your posting is 6 years old, this is probably all known to you, if relevant.  However:

Clara Wrigley, b. June 1878 quarter, d. Sep 1925 quarter, m. Frederick Hamer June 1899 quarter.
In 1881 to 1911 censuses at various addresses in Bury, in each says b. Bury.  She had 4 older sisters and one younger brother.  Father was

James, b. 1844, d. Mar 1914 quarter, m. Cecilia, who seems to be Dawson, if so in Sep 1866 quarter in Manchester.   In censuses from 1851-1911, beginning in Tonge, later in Bury, in 1851 transcribed as Wildey, b. Tonge in 1851-71, thereafter b. Middleton.  They are living apart in last two censuses.  He had three older sisters.  His father

William, b. c1817 in Tonge, m. Martha possibly Massey on 2 June 1838 in Manchester Cathedral or Smethurst also in the cathedral on 20 Aug 1837.  In censuses 1841-61, living in March Row, Tonge; again Wildey in transcript for 1851.

This is all I have managed, uncertain as some of it is.  Perhaps these are the ones you are looking for.


Title: Re: Lancashire surname interests
Post by: kena on Wednesday 16 May 12 11:30 BST (UK)
Hi, many thanks for that, unfortunately they are all a bit too recent for my ancestors with those names.

Thanks again

Anna
Title: Re: Lancashire surname interests
Post by: goldy on Saturday 26 May 12 23:43 BST (UK)
have you tried here ?  http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html
Title: Re: Lancashire surname interests
Post by: XsCode on Sunday 27 May 12 16:42 BST (UK)
I'm researching Woodcock's in what was the old Leyland hundred and North Liverpool.