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Title: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Lancashire Lou on Monday 10 October 05 13:00 BST (UK)
I'm looking for William Warburton and wife Hannah, aged approx 50-60.

In 1851 William is a Farmer of 30 acres and living at what looks like RAP MILL in Hale.

Any help much appreciated

Lou
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: peterbennett on Monday 10 October 05 14:28 BST (UK)
Hi

     This looks like him in 1841

HO107-91-23-Page 8  Hale   all born in county

William 65 farmer
Ann      61
Ellen    35
William 33
Josiah  26
Wright 24

Eliza Perrin 15 female serv
John Hollinworth 18 male serv
John Davies 13 male serv
Sarah Davies 6 ? female serv

peterbennett
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Lancashire Lou on Monday 10 October 05 17:23 BST (UK)
Hi Peter

Brilliant, thank you.  Certainly them as Wright is with the family in 1851.

Very nice of them to have a son with an unusual first name.  Makes the family a little more obvious when hunting for them!

Thanks

Lou
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Keith Bateman on Monday 10 October 05 18:28 BST (UK)
Hi Lou,

Are you sure the name of the mill in 1851 is not Ross Mill - which is now part of Hale Barns.

There was a Warburton Family who lived at Dairyhouse Farm - which is next to Ross Mill -  in the 1950's - my father always used to buy the Christmas Turkey from them!!

They are both on the south side of Hale towards Ashley.

I was born and worked in Hale for 60 years!

Cheers

Keith
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Lancashire Lou on Wednesday 12 October 05 09:24 BST (UK)
Hi Keith

Very possibly, the 1851 image isn't the best quality and Rap Mill was my attempt at a guess.

I'm currently trying to prove whether this couple are the parents of my 5xgrandfather who helpfully died before the 1851 census and is in Lancs in 41 stated as born Out of County!

Lou
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: NickT on Thursday 27 October 05 07:26 BST (UK)
The aforementioned John Hollinworth, servant, of William Warburton was my gt, gt, Grandfather.  I work 5 minutes away from the location of the farm in Hale Barns.

Nick
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Lancashire Lou on Saturday 29 October 05 12:37 BST (UK)
Wow!  I'm still not sure whether these are my family or not....I'm trying all the obvious routes to try and prove a link but nothing concrete as yet

Lou
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Keith Bateman on Saturday 29 October 05 15:31 BST (UK)
Hi Lou & Nick,

Not sure if you know of this site :
http://www.old-maps.co.uk/
As you might guess it has some great old maps!

Here is the area you are talking about - nice to see this area again - I use to play for Hale Barns Cricket Club (am still a member!)

Hilltop is now a very select area - and that is the next farm to Rossmill.

Ahh just realised you can't put photos on this part of the site - neer mind you can look for yourself if you want to!

Cheers

Keith

Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Su on Saturday 29 October 05 20:37 BST (UK)
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The aforementioned John Hollinworth, servant, of William Warburton was my gt, gt, Grandfather.  I work 5 minutes away from the location of the farm in Hale Barns.

Nick

.... and mine.....

Hi cousin Nick  ;D

Su
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Keith Bateman on Saturday 29 October 05 22:22 BST (UK)

Heeeee you 2  - GREAT - a simple question brings up a different answer!!

WELL DONE  ;D ;D

Keith
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Lancashire Lou on Sunday 30 October 05 00:55 BST (UK)
What a brilliant site, thanks Keith

Shall have to print some of these off for the book, if I ever manage to prove my link!

And to Su and Nick....well, what can I say!
Title: Re: Has anyone got 1841 Cheshire please?
Post by: Su on Thursday 10 November 05 13:48 GMT (UK)
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And to Su and Nick....well, what can I say!

Sorry Keith/Lou, been in Cheshire for a while....just seen replies.

Well Lou, I think, Nick and I should be tugging forlocks actually  :D

Spoke to Nick on the phone while over there...it's great finding new rellies on here.  Thanks to you Lou.

Kind regards
Su