margaret tattersall

[Artemis1]

This is a reply to myself!!
Death certificate of Peter Aldersley - died 27 Aug 1887 Elslack Moor age 80. J Tattersall nephew in attendance, abode Elslack Moor - was the death informant.
Peter was the son of Jeremiah Aldersley and Ann Stott. J Tattersal (James) was the son of Thomas Tattersall and Margaret Aldersley making Margaret the daughter of Jeremiah and Ann and sister to Peter.
Ann Aldersely (Stott) died 18 Dec 1846 Elslack. Her death informant was Peter Aldersley. Jeremiah died 02 Jan 1847 Elslack and his death informant was also Peter Aldersley.
Ann was 82 and Jeremiah 86.
1841 Census Moor House, Elslack
Jeremiah Aldersley      80   Farmer   y
Ann Aldersley      75      y
George Aldersley      50   Ind   y
Peter Aldersley      30      y
Sarah Aldersley      25      y

1851 Census Moorhouse, Elslack
Peter Aldersley    head    mar    43    Farmer 77 acres    Lothersdale, Yorkhire
Sarah Aldersley    wife    40             Earby, Yorkshire

1881 Census Moor Side Farm, Elslack
Tattersall, James   head   unmarried 53   farmer      Carlton, Yorkshire
Swire, Sarah   serv   unmarried 54   housekeeper   Elslack, Yorkshire

[Sfance]

Hi Artemis, I was very interested in your most recent post in particular because I had no dates for Anne Stott. If she was born in 1764, that would make it reasonably likely that she was the Anne Stott baptized at Askrigg in that year (from LDS). Do you agree? The George Aldersley in the 1841 Census married Mary or Margaret Laycock in 1808. She apparently died young, but I have no information as to whether they had any children. Do you? Last, but not least, I have not been able to track down the birthdate of the Peter Aldersley who married Sarah (Pickles), possibly in 1836. The census data you give suggests he was born in either 1808 or 1811. I assume he would have been born in Lothersdale with his siblings (he was the last of many), but I would love to know for sure. Can you offer any help on that one?

In hopes of further information,

Stephen (Aldersley)

[Artemis1]

Dear Stephen, unfortunately I have not been able to locate the information you are asking about, and although your supposition regarding Ann Stott is promising I don't have enough information to confirm this at present. I would love to know how you fit in and what information you have. This is all I have on Jeremiah spouse of Ann Stott.

Jerry Aldersley, farmer, Carlton, was listed in the 1803 Muster Roll for Craven. The muster roll was made at a time when the threat of invasion by Napolean made it necessary to prepare the whole of the active male population for military training. Lists were made of all men between the ages of 17 and 55 arraned in 4 classes.
(1) unmarried men under 30 with no child living under 10 years.
(2) unmarried men between 30 and 49 inclusive with no child living under 10 years old.
(3) married men between 17 and 29 inclusive with not more than 2 children living under 10 years old.
(4) others not included in the above classes.
Jerry belonged to class 4, he would have been 41 at the time and would have had several children under 10.

1841 Census Moor House, Elslack, Yorkshire, England
Jeremiah Aldersley      80   Farmer   y
Ann Aldersley      75      y
George Aldersley      50   Ind   y
Peter Aldersley      30      y
Sarah Aldersley      25      y

Descendants of Jeremiah Aldersley
               
   1     Jeremiah Aldersley   b: 1762 in Carlton-In-Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: 02 Jan 1847 in Elslack, Yorkshire, England
..      +Ann Stott   b: Abt. 1764 in Yorkshire, England   m: 06 Jan 1785 in Kildwick, Yorkshire, Auckland   d: 18 Dec 1846 in Elslack, Yorkshire, England
...   2     Patience Aldersley   b: 1785 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      
...   2     [1] George Aldersley   b: 1787 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: Aft. 1851
.......      +Margaret Unknown   b: Abt. 1800 in Patley Bridge, Yorkshire, England      
...      *2nd Wife of [1] George Aldersley:         
.......      +Mary Laycock   b: in Radnorshire, Ehayader, South Wales   m: 26 Oct 1808 in Broughton, Yorkshire, England   d: Bet. 1851 - 1861
...   2     John Aldersley   b: 1789 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: Bet. 1841 - 1851
.......      +Jane Taylor   b: Abt. 1795 in Gargrave, Yorkshire, England   m: 09 May 1831 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England   d: Aft. 1851
...   2     Ann Aldersley   b: 1791 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      
...   2     Margaret (Mary) Aldersley   b: 1793 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: 23 Feb 1856 in Elslack, Yorkshire, England
.......      +Thomas Tattersall   b: 1789 in Coniston Cold, Carlton-In-Craven, Yorkshire, England   m: 17 Dec 1812 in Carlton-In-Craven, Yorkshire, England   d: 28 Feb 1871 in Elslack, Yorkshire, England
...   2     Mary Aldersley   b: 1795 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      
...   2     Elizabeth Aldersley   b: 1797 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: Aug 1797 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England
...   2     Edmund (Edward) Aldersley   b: 1799 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: 20 Apr 1881 in Yorkshire, England
.......      +Ann Aldersley   b: 29 Sep 1807 in Colne, Lancashire, England   m: 24 Nov 1823 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England   d: 18 Dec 1877 in Yorkshire, England
...   2     Jeremiah Aldersley   b: 1805 in Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      
...   2     Peter Aldersley   b: Abt. 1807 in Lothersdale, Carlton in Craven, Yorkshire, England      d: 27 Aug 1887 in Elslack Moor, Yorkshire, England
.......      +Sarah Pickles   b: Abt. 1811 in Earby, Yorkshire, England   m: 11 Apr 1836 in Bradford, Yorkshire, England   d: 15 Sep 1866 in Yorkshire, England

Would love to hear further from you.

Pam Davidson

[Sfance]

Pam,

    I have got more information on the Aldersleys than would readily fit on RootsChat - including a short monograph on Jeremiah and his descendants. If you would like to send me your e-mail address, I'll send it to you.

Stephen Email address removed by moderator to prevent spam - please contact by personal message

[Gobbolino]

Hi - I'm new to research - and am delighted to have discovered the information on the subject of Margaret Tattersall.  I am researching my hushand's family (PARKINSON) and note with interest the information on Ann Tattersall SMITH and Solomon PARKINSON.  They were my husband's grandparents and as over the years he has lost contact with his relatives, I am finding research quite a challenge!  It's especially great to see the photos of Wharehine and of the Sharpe/Smith wedding that were posted.  If anyone can help with my research into the family, I'd love to hear from them.
Cheers,
Gobbolino

[Ernie Savage]

Gobbolino
I must be related to your husband somehow - see my earlier posts. (Margaret) Patience Smith was my great grandmother and her parents - see below, 1861 census) were Francis and Ann (nee Tattersall)
SMITH, Francis Head Married M 38 1813 Farmer Of 60 Acres Of Land
 Norton Yorkshire 
SMITH, Ann Wife Married F 36 1815 Farmer Wife  Coniston Yorkshire
SMITH, Robert Son  M 12 1839 Errand Boy  Elslack Yorkshire   
SMITH, David Son  M 10 1841 Scholar Elslack Yorkshire
SMITH, Elizabeth Daughter  F 6 1845 Scholar  Elslack Yorkshire
SMITH, Patience Daughter  F 4 1847 Scholar  Elslack Yorkshire
SMITH, Mary Daughter  F 2 1849 At Home  Elslack Yorkshire
SMITH, Thomas Son  M 0 (2 MOS) 1851 At Home  Elslack Yorkshire

[wallyb]

Hi,
Have just come across this site and have seen the photo of my G grandparents David Smith at his daughter Kate Patience wedding to Waldo Smith.
David and Kate Sharpe's son Frank David marr Johanna  Brennan and their daughter Ivy Margaret is my mother.
Looking to hook up with any rellies out there and swap trees, photos.
Regards,
Wally Bilton
Hamilton, New Zealand

[Ernie Savage]

Dear Wally,
As you will see from the posting above yours, I am your third cousin, once removed, still in England, though on the Lancashire side of the Pennines. On my mother's side I have found relatives in Australia and Canada, so it is nice to know that there are also some in New Zealand. I am not sure how to e-mail `privately` without telling all and sundry what one's address is, but I would be happy to do so.
Ernie

[Calverley Lad]

Once wally has posted a total of 3times, the personal message system will be enabled to him.
[Just don't post private e mail address's on open forum, they could be viewed and result in spam mail being sent to you]
 Brian