Richard TATTERSALL

1780 – 1862 · Newchurch-In-Pendle, Lancashire

Father: Richard TATTERSALL · Mother: Elizabeth RUSHTON

👶Birth 1780 🏛️ Industrial Revolution transforms Lancashire	Newchurch-In-Pendle, Lancashire 📍 ⓘBaptism Records
⛪Baptism 02/07/1780 🏛️ American War of Independence	St Mary's Church, 5 Cross Lane, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9JH 📍 ⓘLaycocks Register Newchurch-In-Pendle Baptism Records familysearch.org 📎 View
💒Marriage (23) 05/03/1803	Mary SMITH St Mary's Church, 5 Cross Lane, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9JH 📍 ⓘMarriage Certificate 📎 View
🏠Lived (61) 1841	Todbar, Ightenhill Park, Whalley, Lancashire 📍 ⓘ1841 Census 📎 View
💼Occupation (61) 1841	Weaver ⓘ1841 Census
🏠Lived (71) 1851 🏛️ Irish Potato Famine	10 Parker Street, Habergham Eaves, Lancashire 📍 ⓘ1851 Census 📎 View
💼Occupation (71) 1851 🏛️ Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace	Retired House Servant ⓘ1851 Census
🏠Lived (81) 1861 🏛️ Death of Prince Albert	Bird Holes, Higher Booths, Whalley, Lancashire 📍 ⓘ1861 Census 📎 View
💼Occupation (81) 1861	Farm Servant ⓘ1861 Census
✝️Death abt 01/01/1862	Longsyke, Habergham Eaves, Lancashire 📍 Aged 82 ⓘBurial Records
🪦Burial 04/01/1862	St Anne's Church, 583 Wheatley Lane Road, Fence, Burnley, Lancashire, BB12 9EE 📍 Grave 1862 ⓘLancashire Online Parish Clerks Burial Records 📎 View 🔗 View Burial: 4 Jan 1862 St Anne, Fence in Pendle, Lancashire, England Richard Tattersall - Age: 82 yrs Abode: Longsyke, Habergham Eaves Buried by: Wm Haworth Register: Burials 1837 - 1899, Page 40, Entry 317 Source: LDS Film 1471098

Children with Mary SMITH

John TATTERSALL

b. 1803, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Lancashire

James TATTERSALL

b. 1806, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Lancashire

Betty TATTERSALL

b. 1815, Higham, Burnley, Lancashire

Jane TATTERSALL

b. 1818, Newchurch-In-Pendle, Lancashire · d. 1840, Ightenhill Park, Whalley, Lancashire

Richard TATTERSALL

b. 1821, Higham, Burnley, Lancashire

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