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Hi Martin
Good to hear from you !

I only have the births for James( b1802) & Mary (b1798)Hindley.

Their daughter Ann Hindley(b 1845) & (d 1876 Q2 Leigh) occupation silk winder.
Ann married Nathan Silcock (my gg grandfather) 12 June 1864 at Newchurch,Lancashire
They had 6 kids Elizabeth A 1864,James1866(my G grandfather),Jane1867,David 1871,Emma1874 & i think Ellen 1870 ?
I have allot more on Silcocks if interested?
Do you have any info on any of them?
Martin (Adelaide,South Australia)

Hi
I am now trying to find the descendants of

DAVID SILCOCK born1871 in KENYON or GLAZEBURY. his parents Nathan & Ann (nee Hindley).

I hope they show in the  census so i can try to work out if if there are still any living family of his who may have info on him or his brother (James b1866) who is my great grandfather .

Any help much appreciated.

Martin.

Thanks Ruth & Allan.

Sorry Allan i only have his year born.

I am wondering if David had Children , dose this show in the 1881  or other census ?

David  & his brother Nathan lived with the Grandparents when Nathan (snr) died 1843 & Alice their mother dies or disappears around the same time (i cant find a good match for her )

Any help please .

Hi LMDaly
Fantastic to here your connection to my tree.

The Nathan you found is my 3 x grandfather born Culcheth 25 Oct 1841,
( Leigh ,21/464).
His father Nathan Silcock (Snr),  Silk Weaver, born Culcheth,6 may 1820.
His mother Alice Parker,Silk Weaver, (do not have birth date yet) married 4 Aug 1839 St Oswald's  Winwick.

Nathan & Alice(Parker) had two children David b1839 & Nathan (Jnr)1841.
Nathan died 13 Aug 1843 ,age 23, of Consumption.
Alice disappears about the same time (cannot work out date of death).
The children were left with the grand parents(David with Thomas Silcock &
Nathan with Elizabeth Parker).

I would love to know what happend to Alice but find it hard due to it being a
popular name and to many possible matches.Any help & info on the Parker's
would be much appreciated.               

Thanks Martin.  email   martin.silcock@bigpond.com.au

Thanks all
Sounds a long slow trip to Carlisle.
According to James wife he left with a bad cold & would not stay home,he got worse on the trip and had to tell the stoker what to do & died on trip back of Influenza & Cardiac Failure.
The stoker told his wife he did not miss a signal on the trip.

Martin.