Abraham Pilling -Baptism - Can't Find

[rolnora]

There was an Abraham Pilling born to parents Abraham and Alice Pilling in the Parish of Rochdale.  Looks like it reads they are of  Carley Lane.  Baptised on 14 September 1806.

I think that this Abraham may have died. There is burial on Lancsopc same address
 Burial: 17 Feb 1807 St Chad, Rochdale, Lancashire, England
Abraham Pilling a child of Abraham Pilling
    Abode: Catley lane
    Occupation: Weavr.
   

[rolnora]

Have you followed through the possible Joseph who was witness to Abrahams wedding. He married Mary Dearden in 1836 as posted by heatherjulie.  It looks as though he remarried at St James in 1840 at St James, Haslingden as in 1841 his son by first marriage is with him - I wonder who his father was on the marriage and whether it would give anymore clues.
PILLING   Joseph   
STOTT   Elizabeth Ann   
Haslingden, St James   Preston   CE1/1/313

Joseph gives his father's name as Richard Pilling, occ Wood Grinder
There is a Pilling as a witness but I can't make out his/her name Lo?is

[cazza59]

There was an Abraham Pilling born to parents Abraham and Alice Pilling in the Parish of Rochdale.  Looks like it reads they are of  Carley Lane.  Baptised on 14 September 1806.

I think that this Abraham may have died. There is burial on Lancsopc same address
 Burial: 17 Feb 1807 St Chad, Rochdale, Lancashire, England
Abraham Pilling a child of Abraham Pilling
    Abode: Catley lane
    Occupation: Weavr.
   

Aw that's disappointing.  Thought that was a pretty good match.  Back to the drawing board! 

Caz

[rolnora]

I'm just wondering Cazza if the baptism that you found for Abraham with parents Richard/Ann
could be linked to the second marriage of Joseph whose father is also Richard.

[rosie99]

Joseph gives his father's name as Richard Pilling, occ Wood Grinder
There is a Pilling as a witness but I can't make out his/her name Lo?is

Thank you, I keep forgetting they are online

It is Lord Pilling 

[rolnora]

Thank's Rosie
I thought at first glance that it was Lord but then looking closer couldn't make my mind up
So we're now searching for a Lord

[rosie99]

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V5JY-X9Q

The joys of using surnames as first names 

[rolnora]

And I've found one......... Lord Pilling
11 Jan 1820 Betenatall, Lancashire, England
Parents Richard and Ann
 Rossendale, Forest of, Cloughfold Meeting House, Particular Baptist .

Not sure if or how this ties in with Abraham

[cazza59]

That's interesting because their is a marriage for an Abraham Pilling (mis-transcribed as Pillins) to an Alice Lord in Rochdale on 7 November 1799.