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Robert Knowles and Mary Buckley Newton
This couple is giving me headaches.
They married in 1820 at Almondbury: http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/22...01374532/facts I have found a son called Anthony born to Robert and Mary Buckley Knowles in Huddersfield in 1828: http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/22...nSearchResults They are living at Rashcliff and Robert Knowles is given as an Ivory Black Manufacturer. This isn't very far from Almondbury. I have also found other children. There is this Methodist baptism for Catherine: http://search.findmypast.co.uk/recor...fbap%2f1477645 Robert is a druggist. I know this is the correct couple as it give Mary Buckley Knowles' parents as John and Hannah Newton. Other children are mentioned here: http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/29...79144415/facts This is for Holy Trinity, Shaw, which is near Oldham. Catherine is repeated, then Margaret Buckley, Sarah Buckley and Joseph. However, I'm struggling to find the family on censuses. In 1851 Robert, Mary and Sarah are here: http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/88...&usePUBJs=true Mary's age is rather suspect as her mother died in 1798. I can't find them in 1841. Margaret Buckley Knowles died in 1852. Sarah Buckley Knowles seems to have married a younger man, John Holgate. I can't find out what happened to Robert Knowles and Mary Buckley Knowles. There is a burial for a Mary Buckley Knowles, which for a long time I though might be the wife, but now I have the facility to check it is this girl: KNOWLES, MARY BUCKLEY age 1 GRO Reference: 1858 J Quarter in OLDHAM Volume 08D Page 412 KNOWLES, MARY BUCKLEY PAULDEN GRO Reference: 1857 J Quarter in OLDHAM Volume 08D Page 539 birth and she is the daughter of Anthony and his wife Elizabeth. Anthony went to Ontario, it seems. I'm puzzled by the completely different occupation for Anthony's baptism too. Last edited by ElizabethHerts; 18-01-17 at 17:13. Reason: Typo - thanks, Kiterunner |
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I guess he started out making one kind of chemical product (ivory black) and moved onto making pills? I think dispensing chemists / druggists did make their own pills in those days.
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I'll have a look for the other children. |
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I think this is Catherine in 1841:
http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/89...&usePUBJs=true She is with a druggist. |
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I find it useful to use the free search on UK Census Online to look through the occupations and then I know what to look for on ancestry. This is Robert and Mary in 1861:
http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/87...cklabel=Return |
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Since they are in Butterworth in 1861, Robert's death could be the one listed on Lancashire BMD 1868 in Butterworth Lordship sub-district, age 69. It is Rochdale district on FreeBMD, Jan-Mar quarter 1868, vol 8e, p 3.
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Mary is still lying about her age, as her mother Hannah Newton, maiden name Buckley, died in 1798! However, I have never found a baptism for her. I suspect Hannah died in childbirth.
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