marriages in Manchester Cathedral in 1840's

[AudBailey]

These early marriage registers do noy have father's name on I am afraid. I will look it up for you but the most you will get will be groom's occupation.
Likewise the baptism but will check.
Audrey

[Lancashire Lou]

Hi Aud

If you are still doing the cathedral look ups, I'd be really grateful if you could look at the marriage between Solomon Turner and Hannah Shimwell on 3rd April 1844.

Any information from the register would be wonderful

Thanks

Lou

[AudBailey]

Here are some of the details you wanted

Marriage Daniels and Ryan after banns

David Daniels - 21 - bachelor - collier - Church St, Newton     Heath - father John - collier

Hannah Ryan - 19 - spinster - 757 Oldham Rd, Newton Heath - father Thomas - labourer
Both marked with a cross, witnesses Henry Bruckshaw (literate) and Hannah Fox (marked a cross)

The only info on the Newell and Moors marriage was the fact that both were able to sign their names and both were from Manchester. William was a bachelor and a ?? finisher. The word looked like rate or late but neither makes sense.
The witnesses to the marriage were John Williamson, Robert Holdgate and James Kerkwick( all literate) Unusual to have 3 witnesses but there you go.

The baptism likewise, not much info ...the entry was one line only and read
4/3/1810 Samuel son of William and Mary Newell born 31/1/1810

Turner and Shimwell marriage after banns

Solomon Turner - full age - bachelor - puddler - Roger St - father William - puddler

Hannah Shimwell - full age - spinster - 27 Roger St - father James - farmer
Both were literate, witnesses Eliza and Samuel Spruce.

Iria
Apologies I ran out of time and didn't get your details, it is at the top of my list for next week.

Audrey

[Lancashire Lou]

Audrey

Many many thanks

Lou

[ozwendy]

Thank you very much Aud for all the info. It is the right family! Another branch is added to the old tree. Good luck with all your research. thanks for your kindness.

Wendy

[Siouxzie]

Thanks Audrey,

The ancestors and I are very grateful

Suzanne

[Iria]

Hi Aud


Next week will be fine .. 

Regards

Iria

[AudBailey]

Iria
Apologies for the delay, here are the details you are waiting for

Marriage at Cathedral on 15/5/1853 after banns

Samuel Bottomley - 25 - bachelor - dyer - Bradford Rd - father John - smith

Elizabeth Hesketh - 21 spinster - 4 Halls Place, Naylor St - father Thomas - weaver

Samuel signed with a cross/Elizabeth signed her name.
Witnesses Edward and Eliza Taylor/both marked a cross.

Hope this helps you
Audrey

[Iria]

Hi Audrey

Many thanx For the Information.. Brilliant news as well it is my Samuel and Now i can go back a few More Years..

Many thanx for the Great Work You do its most apprecated

Regards

Iria