Banns: St Peter, Burnley, Lancashire, England
Benjamin Tattersall - Weaver Bachelor of Bishop House within Burnley
Sarah Tattersall - Spinster of Barden within Burnley
Banns Read: 6 Aug 1826, 2nd: 13 Aug 1826, 3rd: 20 Aug 1826
Register: Banns 1823 - 1833, Page 85, Entry 408
Source: LDS Film 1517691

Marriage: 27 Aug 1826 St Peter, Burnley, Lancashire
Benjamin Tattersall - Weaver, Bachelor, this Chapelry
Sarah Tattersall - (X), Spinster, this Chapelry
Witnesses: James Tattersall; John Tattersall
Married by Banns by Thomas Smyth Off. Minister
Register: Marriages 1820 - 1827, Page 261, Entry 783
Source: Original Register

[Headstone at Higham Wesleyan Chapel, Higham Hall Road, Higham, Burnley is located as you walk through the gate from the main road in the middle on the opposite side to the cottages almost on the edge next to the side road running alongside the graveyard]

In MEMORY of
MARGARET daughter of
BENJAMIN and SARAH
TATTERSALL, who died
April 1st 1857, Aged 23
Years.
Farewell, conflicting hopes
and fears. Where lights
and shades alternate dwell!
Her bright th' unchanging
morn appears; Farewell,
inconsistent world, farewell!

Also the above named
BENJAMIN TATTERSALL of
Burnley formerly of Higham
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 4TH
DAY OF August 1867 AGED 62 YEARS.
The friend of all and enemy of none.

Also SARAH HIS WIFE WHO
DIED August 21ST 1849 IN THE FORTIETH
year of her age, and was INTERRED
AT ST. PETER'S CHURCH, BURNLEY.