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Birth ⚠ 1771 🏛️ Industrial Revolution transforms Lancashire | Willington, Derbyshire 📍 ⓘBaptism Records |
Baptism ⚠ 23/05/1771 | St Michael's Church, Willington, Derbyshire 📍 ⓘBaptism Records 📎 Baptism 📎 Image |
Marriage (21) 17/01/1792 | Mary SALT St Mary the Virgin Church, Wirksworth, Derbyshire 📍 ⓘInternational Genealogical Index Marriage Certificate 📎 Marriage 1792 Jan 17 VICKERS Lot (Wirksworth) / SALT Mary |
Lived (70) 1841 | 21 Little Stonegate, York, North Yorkshire 📍 ⓘ1841 Census Street Index 📎 Census 📎 Image |
Occupation (70) 1841 | Mail Guard ⓘ1841 Census |
Lived (79) 1850 🏛️ Irish Potato Famine | Constitution Street, Birmingham, West Midlands 📍 ⓘBurial Records |
Death (79) 29/09/1850 | 135 William Street, Birmingham, West Midlands 📍 Old Age ⓘBurial Records Death Certificate 📎 Death Cert 📎 Image |
Burial 05/10/1850 | St Olave Church, York, North Yorkshire 📍 Aged 79 ⓘBurial Records 📎 Burial 🔗 Grave |
Children with Mary SALT
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b. 1793, Wirksworth, Derbyshire
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b. 1794, Wirksworth, Derbyshire · d. 1877, Union Workhouse, Withington, Manchester, Lancashire · m. 1813 George HARTLEY
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b. 1795, Wirksworth, Derbyshire · d. 1872, Stafford House, Ellesmere Road, Ellesmere Park, Monton, Lancashire · m. 1817 Sarah LEIGH
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b. 1797, Wirksworth, Derbyshire · m. 1828 Betsy GIBBONS
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b. 1799, Wirksworth, Derbyshire
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b. 1801, Wirksworth, Derbyshire
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b. 1803, Wirksworth, Derbyshire
Notes
Post Office Records include a Lott Vickers of Willington, Derbyshire who was a Locksmith recommended by G. Western Esq. GPO and appointed on 6th July 1807 aged 51, employed in York & Hull and superannuated in 1847. The age at appointment might be incorrect or not the same person. See death event for other Post Office record confirming his decease.
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