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Merry, which records are you looking at?
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Other than the rate books which were on FMP all the rest are from Ancestry Manchester Cathedral PRs.
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Thanks, I was looking at Ancestry's Manchester collection but must check the Cathedral PRs.
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There's a marriage bond on FMP for Edward Davis of Hulme Manchester yeoman and Alice Grantham of the same spinster. Marriage date 18 Jul 1705
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It's in the Cheshire Marriage licence bonds and allegations 1606-1905
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Ooh, Grantham! Merry, that might be the link!
From the London Gazette (I think - must check): Whereas by a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, hearing Date the 17th Day of July 1978, made in a Cause Hollingworth against Moult, it was, among other Things, referred to John Ord, Esq., one of the Masters of the said Court, to inquire who were the nearest Relations of James Grantham, of Manchester, the Grandfather of John Moult, late of Rochdale, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Surgeon, deceased, (who died in the Month of February 1788,) the Testator named in the Pleadings of the said Cause, and of his the said John Moult’s late Grand- mother, the second Wife of the said James Grantham, and whose maiden Name was Pearson; the nearest Relations of the said John Moults said Grandfather and Grandmother are therefore to come in before the said Master, at his Chamb’ bers, in Southampon Buildings, Chancery-Lane, London, on or before the 4th Day of May 1808, and make out their Kindred, or in Default thereof they will be permpto- rily excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. – It is believed that the said James grantham was formerly a Merchant or Manufacturer at Manchester aforesaid, but had -ed from Business, and died there in or about the Year – and his Widow, - Grantham, (formerly Pearson) – survived her said Husband, died at Manchester aforesaid in about the Year 1769. Last edited by ElizabethHerts; 01-10-17 at 09:30. |
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Does that mean we don't care so much about Clarke any more? *crosses fingers*
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First name(s) Thomas Last name Moult Marriage year 1715 Marriage date 23 Dec 1715 Marriage place Bowdon Spouse's first name(s) Elizabeth Spouse's last name Grantham City or town Bowdon County Cheshire Country England Record set Cheshire Diocese of Chester parish marriages 1538-1910 Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Subcategory Marriages & divorces Collections from Great Britain First name(s) THOMAS Last name MOULT Marriage year 1715 Marriage date 22 Dec 1715 Spouse's first name ELIZABETH Spouse's last name GRANTHAM Bride's residence Manchester, Lancaster Bride's marital status Spinster Groom's residence Beswick, Manchester, Lancastrie Groom's occupation Chapman County Cheshire Country England Record set Cheshire Marriage licence bonds and allegations 1606-1905 FMP Perhaps Elizabeth and Alice were sisters? |
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So the scenario is that James Grantham and his wife Elizabeth Pearson (2nd wife) had a daughter Elizabeth and he and the 2nd wife Elizabeth or his first wife had a daughter Alice, who married Edward Davies. Edward Davies had a son Clarke, who in turn had John and Meriel/Miriam. All I need now is the proof!! |
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