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Philip
Marchington.2nd Sept 1838 was born at Hallsteads farm,
Chapel-en-le-Frith. Philip was the 5th son of John Marchington & Hannah Hallam of Halsteads Farm now regarded as being in Dove Holes. At the time of the 1841 census, Philip is only 3 years old & living at Halsteads with his parents. Philip married a local girl of Peak Forest called Sarah Hartle. They were
married in the Chapel in the village of Peak Forest on the 18th August
1858.
At the time of the 1861 census, Philip & Sarah are living at Cross
cottages. They resided at Cross Cottages from 1859 to 1867 then moving to:
Upper Bradshaw Farm in Mellor.
Sarah's parents show up in the 1881 census as follows: There is another family of Hartle's
living & farming in Mellor before Philip & Sarah move here. Its
very probable that John Hartle and the below William Hartle are both brothers.
This is born out by the fact that Ellen Marchington is confirmed as marrying her
cousin Arthur Hartle who is mentioned below. Arthur & Ellen have taken over the farm from William Hartle. William is still residing with them, being 70 years of age. Retired farmer and widow. 1881 census Far
Bradshaw Mellor. RG11
3462 / 84 Page 12
At the time of the 1891
census 'Philip & Sarah Marchington are still registered as
living & working 1891 census for (105), Eaves
Knoll, New Mills. RG12 \ 2786
page16 Far Bradshaw farm, is now in the possession of a 'Robert Longrow. Philip's widow Sarah owned property in New Mills,
renting it out. She owned Salem Cottages,
Lark Hill Terrace, Whitle
Terraces, and some of the cottages of Brookside
Terrace amongst other properties. After
her death some of these properties pass to Samuel her son who continued renting
them until late in his life. Philip Marchington died on the 14 August 1893. age 55 years old. Cause of
death: Phthisis, Exhaustion. 1901 Census. Higher Bradshaw Farm, Mellor Derbyshire Philip was buried on the 18th of Aug
at Mellor church by the Rev Thomas Freeman, along with his wife & three of their
children;
Back to dateline Far Bradshaw Farm and the
surrounding land in the tithe award is owned by the Duke of Norfolk and is in
the possession of Ellen Broom being a holding of 69 acres.
The rent being £1 43s for the dwelling and £3 86s for the
land. Pistol Farm is owned by Thomas Slack and is in the possession of John Bray. Children 1.5#
Ellen Marchington.22nd
Sept 1858.
Cross Cottages, Dove Holes. Picture
of Ellen Children: Philip c 1878, Sarah.1879, Mary.1881, James.1883, Frances (girl).1885, Hannah.1888, Edith & Samuel.1895 Also: Arthur & Ethel.1888 who both died in infancy. Philip Hartle.1878-1878, died as a baby.
Arthur Hartle snr was named as an executor of Ellen's fathers last will & testament. Along with his brother in law John C. Rowbottom. Wedding photo containing picture of Ellen & Arthur Hartle and possibly Ellen's mother Sarah Hartle, Taken around 1908. Arthur died on the 15 of Aug 1936 age
84 and is buried at
Mellor Church not far from Philip & Sarah's grave.
1.5.# Hannah Marchington.9th Mar 1861 Cross cottages, Dove Holes. Hannah worked as a domestic servant for the Cooper family, before marrying. John Rowbottom. 1881 census.
Longhurst
Lane School Row, Mellor.
RG11 3462 / 106 Page
11 Hannah married a John C. Rowbottom of Hayfield. Stonemason. John
Rowbottom at the time of Hannah's fathers death was working as a Stonemason. and
was named as an executor of Philip's last will & testament. Along with his
brother in law Arthur Hartle. Its interesting to note that the grave Head stones
of Philip Marchington and Mary Anfield, Hannah's sister, are of the exact
same design as show on the left. The carving is very elaborate. I conclude that
John Rowbottom carved the Head stones. Both graves are situated next to each
other at the far south east section of Mellor Parish Church. 1891 census for Hayfield. Hannah & John were inn keepers and
occupied the Sportsman's Inn on Kinder Bank before moving to a different
pub in Levenhulme, Manchester. 1.5.1
John
Marchington.25th Oct 1862 Born at
Cross cottages, Dove Holes. 25th Oct 1862. Picture
of John. Martha's fathers name was Goldstraw
Phillips, his profession being stated on John & Martha's marriage cert' as a
'Slater. Goldstraw died before the 1881 census. Hannah remarried to a James Rigby
and had a further two children being girls; Mary & ?. Mary lived near
Hartington on a farm with her daughter May. May married Arthur Plough and
were farming. (turn right under rail tunnel first farm on the right). May's
sister 'unknown name' lived at Sheffield, she was blind. John Walter.1901 &
Philip.1899 use to visit her once a year. Both John & Philip use to visit
Mary on a regular basis. John & Martha married on the 28 November 1898 at Fairfield parish church where Johns Great Grandfather Joseph was married and buried. Martha's occupation is omitted in the marriage cert' John's profession is given as a Labourer. Both fathers are stated as deceased. The witness were John Francis & Mary Hannah Pine. There place of Residence is given as Hagshaw, Fairfield. Mary Pines was Martha's sister, being Mary Rigby. Thomas Phillips lived in Buxton and married a lady who worked as a conductor on the buses. She use to know John Walter.1923 who also worked on the buses. She use to let Lily Marchington on the bus for free when traveling to Stockport. Mary Hannah Pines died around 1960. John & Martha where living at Rowsley Cottages, Chatsworth. Martha was reportedly the Governess to the Duke of Devonshire's children at Chatsworth house, however having contacted Chatsworth house historian there are no records of Martha working here, but that's not unusual as wage records were not keep. (link to Chatworth Web Site) Bakewell. John reportedly delivered firewood to the estate and it would seem that they meet here. There is a Joseph Marchington registered at Rowsley in the 1891 census, this Joseph being a distant relative, see census pages. In the 1901 census: Reel No. 45 held
at Matlock Local Study library. RG 13 3266 -
31 page 19
John did not take over the running of the family farm at Upper Bradshaw, Mellor after the death of his father. The assets of the farm were split between the children upon the death of Sarah in 1925. copy of Sarah’s will. It would seem John had a fallout with his parents and as such his exact whereabouts at the time of his fathers death was not know. John moved back to the New Mills area around 1908 and farmed at Soapy Barn Farm for a short while before moving to High Lea Rd and then onto Larkhill Terrace where he was working in a local quarry he later worked in a local calico print factory at birch vale to which he was self employed carter. According to Lily Woodhall, John’s granddaughter, John was found many times in the early morning by his sons John & Philip having spent the evening in the pub, (Fox Inn) sleeping under his horse the horse would have its legs spread over him protecting him and would not move until it recognised someone. John & Martha raised 5 children being: 1.5.1.1 Philip
James Marchington.1899. Bakewell. married Nellie Dawson in
1920 at New Mills.. Having the
following children:
1.5.1.1.#
Gladys Marchington.1921.
New Mills. Could have married a Mr Hill in 1942
at Hyde, Cheshire.
Martha died on the 8th March 1933 age 61. Cause of death bowl cancer. At the time of Martha's last Will & Testament it is stated she was living with John at Lark Hill Terrance. Copy of entry of Will
Both are buried together alongside their sons grave 'John Walter, at St George's Church, New Mills at the front ear the main road. 1.5.2
Philip Marchington.
16th Sept 1865.
Cross
Cottages. Dove Holes. In the 1891 census Philip is residing at Chapel St, living with his wife Sarah and there first child Mary age 1.Philip's occupation is stated as a Coal Agent. Their neighbours are the Wilson's, Stafford's, Ardern's, Wyatt's RG12 / 2787 page 18 Phillip Married Sarah Ann Bennett on
the 14th Oct 1888 at Glossop both are stated as being 22 years old. Sarah was the Daughter of William Bennett. The Bennetts are shown in the 1881 census as follows: 1881
census. Chapel Street, New Mills, Derby.Ref
RG11 3464
81 Page 18 There are other Bennett's mentioned in this site as descending from Chapel en le Frith. However New Mills had strong connections with Ashton under Lynne in Lancashire in that the Cotton magnets of the time transferred their Mills from Ashton to New Mills in the Early 1800's and as such they brought some of their workers with them. Philip
died in 1950, given age 84 and is buried in the now
demolished Wesleyan Chapel New Mills.
White Marble grave. 1.5.2.# Mary Marchington.1889. New Mills. Died without marrying. Buried in Wesleyan Chapel New Mills. White Marble grave. 1.5.2.1 Philip Marchington.1892.
Born 8 Feb 1892. New Mills. Married Sarah Mallison in 1915 in Glossop and had the following
children. Philip
like his brother Frank also served in the First World War and was fortunate to
come back unharmed. Picture. Bates Mill was built in 1796 by James Bate cotton mill then was taken over in 1840 by James Ingham, calico printers and later became a paper mill. In the 1870's until 1940 it was a Bleach Works being owned during Philip's time there by J Phethean & Co., Ltd. Its still in use today divided in to small business units.
Philip died on the 28 Oct 1957. age 65. 1.5.2.1.# Vera
Marchington.1916. New Mills.
1.5.2.2 Frank Marchington. c1898. Died in Active
on the 7th of May 1917 Servicing in the First World War. Picture.
His name is inscribed on the War Memorial at St George's Church New Mills. FRANK MARCHINGTON Private 242003. 2nd/6th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment. Shot by a sniper 7th May 1917. Aged 19. Son of P. Marchington of 36, Chapel Street, New Mills. Attended the Primitive Methodist Sunday School. Employed by David Howard Medical Botanist. Commemorated Hargicourt British Cemetery-Aisne, France. 1.5.2.# Edith Marchington. 1908. Married Tom Stafford on the 18/8/1934 at New Mills Primitive Methodist Church. Tom was from Hague Bar. They lived on Mellor Road (Chapel Street), New Mills. Children: Hazel b.1939 died1991, Gillian & Geoffrey. Edith died on the 23/03/1992 at Stepping Hill Hospital. Tom died in 1999 age 90 years old.
1.5.2.# Mary Marchington.10th Dec 1867. Upper Bradshaw Farm, Mellor. It is around 1867 that the family moved from Cross cottages, Dove Holes. To Upper Bradshaw, Mellor, and as such Mary was the first child to be registered as being born here. born at Upper Bradshaw Farm, Mellor.1868. Mary was only 13 years old at the time of the 1881 census and was residing with her parents at, Upper Bradshaw, Mellor. Mary married Walter Arnfield on
the 12 Dec 1886 at Glossop parish church. Walter was age 21 and stated as a
Bleacher by trade living in Rowarth. Mary is stated as age 19 spinster. Her
fathers occupation is stated as Quarry Man? could Philip have had two jobs, one
his farm and second Quarrying? 1881 census
Shiloh Mellor Lamb Inn. RG11 3462 /
84 Page 11 Mary died on the 8th Jan 1940. age 72 years old. Mary's husband, Walter died
on the 27 May 1958. age 92 years old. Its interesting to note that the grave Head stones of Mary Anfield & her fathers are of the exact same design. The carving is very elaborate. I conclude that John Rowbottom, Mary's brother-in-law carved the Head stones. Both graves are situated next to each other at the far south east section of Mellor Parish Church.
1.5.2.3 William Marchington. 21st Dec 1869. born at Upper Bradshaw Farm, Mellor. William was only 11 years old at the time of the 1881 census and was residing with her parents at, Upper Bradshaw Mellor, Mellor. It is stated in the census that William worked on a part-time basis as a 'Cotton Piecer at a local Cotton mill. William died on the 23 May 1898. age 28 years old. Cause of death: Pneumonia, Emphysema of the lungs. He was buried in his parents grave at Mellor Church on the 26 of March, along with his sister Martha Ann, Who died 24 Oct 1908. age 30. & brother Samuel, who died on the 22nd Feb 1964. age 89 years old.
1.5.2.4 Joseph Marchington. 21st Mar 1872. born at Upper Bradshaw, Mellor. Joseph was 9 years old at the time of the 1881 census, and as such was living with his parents at Upper Bradshaw, Mellor. At the time of the 1891 census, Joseph is not registered at Upper Bradshaw farm. However in his fathers 'Will of 1893, it states, Joseph of Upper Bradshaw. It is said by Frank C Marchington that Joseph had a fall out with his father and as such left home. Joseph married Mii Ann Wild possible in 1893 in
Oldham district (however this marriage event conflicts with another Joseph who
possibly married in the same district at that time and who's children's birth
fits the marriage event better). Joseph died on the 22 Jan 1947. Probate entry: Joseph Marchington of 2 Tounhouse Cottages, Littleborough, Lancs. died 22 Jan 1947 at Birch Hill House Wardle, Lancs. Probate Manchester 11 March to Frank Everett Marchington, Coal Trimmer. £897 1.5.2.4.1 Frank
Everitt Marchington.1903. Littleborough. Married Ann Dorricott in 1943. Children:
1.5.2.4.1.1 Craig
M Marchington. 1967. Littleborough. Married twice. Children: 1.5.2.4.2 Arthur Philip Marchington.1904. Littleborough. Never married. Arthur died in 1970 in Majorca. He is buried there. 1.5.2.5 Samuel Marchington. 12th May 1874. Upper Bradshaw Farm, Mellor. Samuel was only 6 years old at the time of the 1881 census and was residing with her parents at, Upper Bradshaw farm, Mellor. At the time of the 1891 census, Samuel is not registered at Upper Bradshaw
farm. However in his fathers 'Will of 1893, it states, Samuel of Upper
Bradshaw. At the time of his mothers death, it is stated that Samuel is a
farmer, Sam did worked as a farm labourer until he retired. Sam & his
brother John where good friends and shared each other company at the Fox Inn. Samuel owed property in Dove Holes
& New Mills. To which he rented out He
rented one cottage near Dove Holes to Jack Marchington's.1923 ex girl friend
'Norma' who was getting married. He owned
numbers 75,77,79 Whitle Bank & Lark Hill Terrace as well. Samuel died without heir so his line has died out. 1.5.2.# Sarah Marchington. 15th Aug 1876. Upper Bradshaw Farm, Mellor. Picture Sarah was only 4 years old at the time of the 1881 census and was residing
with her parents at, Upper Bradshaw Mellor, Mellor. Jebez Stafford had to flee New Mills on
the abandoning his girlfriend who had given birth to his child. It was reported
that he moved to Canada but in actual fact he was living in Chorlton cum Hardy,
Manchester. He returned for his mothers funeral to which a police constable was
present to arrest him but members of the family kept the constable talking while
Jebez made his escape to Marple train station. Sarah & her sister Martha Ann had their photo taken while on a trip to Blackpool. Albert Philip Marchington Stafford. 1911. Married Edith Handford having the following Children: Charles Albert.1943, Celia & Margaret. Thomas Stafford died in Dec 1939
age 60 Albert Philip Marchington Stafford died on the 22 Dec 1964 age 53 having suffered from a Heart attack. Edith Stafford recalls Samuel Marchington picking faults with Albert's crops, he wound appear in a field of crops and state "potato's quiet a few rotten there or caterpillars are taking a lot of your cabbages and your crops have a lot of grass between them." Edith recalls Samuel to be a very sarcastic but funny man and his comments where not a direct criticism but never the less not welcome. Edith gave me a large turn of the century photo album containing many family photos of the Stafford's, Marchington's & Hartle's and neighbours of Eaves Knoll. Most of the people in the photos sadly can not now be recognised and named, Edith & myself came to the conclusion that we needed her mothers generation to point & name the persons in most of the photos. However we are certain that they are family members and as such I have displayed the un-names ones here purely because they are of such high quality having been well preserved . 1.5.2.# Martha Ann Marchington. 28th Oct 1878. Upper Bradshaw Farm, Mellor. Christening date: 8th Dec 1878. Recorded in Chapel. Martha was only 2 years old at the time of the 1881 census and was residing
with her parents at, Upper Bradshaw Farm,
Mellor. Martha went on a trip to Blackpool and had their photo taken. Martha committed suicide on the 24 Oct 1908 at Apple (Abby) Tree farm in the barn. Cause of death by hanging. She was 30 years of age and had suffered from depression for a long time. Martha is buried with her parents at Mellor Church, along with her brothers, William, who died on the 23 May 1898. & Samuel who died on the 22nd Feb 1964. age 89 years old. The local paper covered the story: Ashton-u-Lynne Reporter. Saturday (weekly) Oct 31st 1908 Young women weary of life ‘A painful sensation was caused in New Mills on Saturday by report.
Miss M A. Marchington who lived with her mother at Hodge Hey Farm, Whitle,
had committed suicide. The deceased who was only 30 and had since been nervous
and depressed on Saturday she went to a farm occupied by her brother a short
distance across some fields. There she appeared to go into the cow shed got on
to the milking stool and hanged herself by a rope attached to the ceiling.
A story told by my father (Jack Marchington.1923 ) to myself and my siblings was that a ghost riding a white horse was seen in Winbry woods (near Apple Tree Farm) and this ghost was Martha. Having spoken to one of my auntie she confirmed this story and added that the ghost was seen by other members of the family???
1.5.1.2 John Walter Marchington.1901. Born in Northwood, Darley Dale, Matlock. On the 2nd April 1901. The house is still standing. John Walter moved with his parents to New Mills around 1907. John Walter, was a farm labourer at the age of 14 but at the age of 16 he joined the army hoping to serve in the First World War, however his mother was horrified when she found out and as such she refuse to allow him to join owing to the fact that John's cousin Frank was killed in action and John's brother Philip was a PoW. Martha paid either a shilling or a Pound to have him discharged. John Walter joined the Sherwood Foresters in 1918. (picture) and served in the regiment for 27 years and rose to the rank of sergeant. He was the Duke of Devonshire's dispatch rider and whilst riding for the duke he was involved in a serious accident which resulted in John breaking his right leg in numerous places. The injury never healed correctly, which resulted in him wearing a lower caliper to his leg. The accident was due to a lady walking out in front of his motor cycle. John continued his army career and later trained the Gurker regiment at Cithoroe, Lancashire and operating Searchlights during the Second World War. However his injury was getting worse and as such he was discharged from the army on medical grounds on the 19 Dec 1941. He had served with colours. Copy of army record. John worked as a collier (Hewer) at a local pit near Howcroft Farm, Ferness Vale, to which John and Doris resided in for a short time. There son Alfred and daughter Lily where born here. John Walter went on to work as an Engineer at Hawker Sidly at Woodford, until his retirement. In his spare time he kept pigs, continuing his family background as a farmer and also had a small workshop to which he fixed cars. John married Doris Jones in 1923. Doris (picture) came from Whaley Bridge. Doris's parents were called Harry & Margaret Jones. Harry Jones came to Whaley Bridge from Cardiff, Wales, looking for work in the local pits and as such he was a Pit Manager. Harry & Margaret also had a son called Joseph who lived in Whaley Bridge. John & Doris lived at Larkhill Terrace, New Mills for a short while
residing with John's parents. Then at Park Road to which they did a swap
for a 3 bedroom house in New St. They had 11 children being:: John Walter died on the 9th November 1970. John W & Freda
(Shelmerdine) Marchington..
Children: John, Susan, Watkin, Lynda, David, Jayne & Robert.1964. Photos: Mary Family Alf's wedding Fred Fred & John Woodhall on the left 1.5.1.2.1 John Walter Marchington.1923. ( Jack ) Born, 1st June 1923. Larkhill Terrace, New Mills. John Walter was born at his
grandparent’s house being Larkhill Terrace. Jack from the age of 4 livid with his grandfather John Marchington at his home being Lark Hill terrace & 19 Sharton Green, New Mills. Doris could not cope with having a disabled son along with looking after 3 other young babies and as such Jacks grandparents John & Martha looked after Jack and his grandfather was devoted to his grandson and took him on many visits to his relatives in Chapel. After the death of Martha John relied on Jack for company and became increasingly closer to him. He use to carry Jack to school on his back ever day and took him to his local pub the Fox inn near Brook Bottom Eaves Knoll where John would meet his brother Samuel. Its believed that John was looking out of the window of his living room , which overlooked the area where his sister committed suicide and it is fought, that John remembering his sister’s suicide decided to take his own life and as such he committed suicide by hanging. Jack Married Freda Shelmerdine on the 20th Aug 1948. At St James Church, Moss Side, Manchester. Marriage Cert. Freda was born on the 4th June 1926. at 20 Nell Lane, Withington, Manchester. Freda's parents Alice & William resided at 86 Crown St, Hulme. At the time of their marriage, Freda was living with her parents at, 19 Barton St, Moss Side. Jack was residing at his parent’s home at, 54 New St, New Mills. For the first year of their marriage Jack and Freda live with Freda's parents until the 24 Oct 1949 when they moved to, 21 Eaves Knoll, New Mills. Later moving to a Prefab home at bottom of Peak Rd due to the Cottage being in a poor structural condition. Later they moved to Bowden Crescent. Jack's first job was in a Ropery Works in
New Mills. Later he worked as a Fitter for North Western Buses until
1960. He recalled working on Gas buses and was surprised to see himself featured
in a picture in the local paper around 1980.
Copy of clipping. Jack
& Freda left New Mills in 1968 and resided in Manchester. Address Bold St,
Moss Side. Jack had taken a Job as a HGV Fitter at a company called Thompson's
based in Staylebridge. Later on buying a house in Staylebridge. Address:
Peel St. Jack rented the house in
Staylebridge to Freda's sister Ethel moving to Moss Side for a short spell
before moving to a large council house on the overspill estate of Hattersley near
Hyde which suited him being closer to work.
Jack later worked for a Haulage company at Dukinfield, near Hyde. Later on in
1981 Jack suffered an Heart attack which he recovered from and due to this he
had to retire from work age 55. He spent most of his spare time gardening and
baby sitting his granddaughter Danielle while her mother Linda was working. Jack
suffered a further heart attack and was rush to Tameside hospital where he died on Thursday morning at 3am. on the 13th of January 1983.
Freda
was devastate with the Jacks death and a year later having had a bad chest
infection for some time, Freda contracted pneumonia and didn't have the
will to fight it as such she died on the 8th of March 1984 at Tameside hospital Children: 1.5.1.2.1.1 John W Marchington.1949.
Manchester. Married Cathleen in 1991 in Dukinfield. Children: 1.5.1.2.1.# Susan Marchington. 1951. New Mills. Married David Nickinson in 1969 at Hydel. Children: Amanda.1971 Divorced in 1976. 1.5.1.2.1.2 Watkin Roger Marchington.1953.
New Mills. Married Susan Emry in 1972 in Manchester. Children: Paul, Sharon,
Steven. Later Divorced and remarried to Deborah in 1989 Children: Robin? Step
children: Daniel & Christopher. 1.5.1.2.1.# Linda Elizabeth Marchington.1956. New Mills. Biological father Eric Bowers. 1924-1989. Married Ronald Fox on the 1980 at Hattersley. Children: Danielle. 5 Nov 1992 & Jamie. 14 Jan1984. 1.5.1.2.1.3 David Michael Marchington.1960.
New Mills. Partner Amanda, Children: 1.5.1.2.1.# Jayne Marchington.1962. New Mills. Partner John Houghton. Children: Jack.1987. (c1570)a.1.1.1.3.1.2.1.1.5.1.2.1.4 Robert Paul Marchington.1964. New Mills. 1924-1989. Married Andrea L Elise at Mottram en Longdendale parish church on the 28 May 1989. No children. Separated & Divorced in 1993. Remarried to Natalie B Owen, nee' Lawson, on the 29th Feb 2000. At Chapel-en-le-Frith. Step Children: Zack Luke. born24th Dec 2007. Step Children: Angelique.1984 & Connor.1987 (c1570)a.1.1.1.3.1.2.1.1.5.1.2.1.4.1 Zack Luke Marchington. born 24th Dec 2007. Liverpool Women's Hospital. Natalie B Lawson. 9th April 1967. Liverpool. Daughter of Peter Lawson.1932. Liverpool and Maureen Galia. 1.5.1.2.2 Fred Marchington. 1925. Was born at Lark Hill terrace. Moving to Park rd and then onto New St. Fred was the eldest while at home and he and his brother Jack use to fight when Jack came home from his granddads, over who was in charge, like most brothers do. Owing to the fact that Jack more or less lived at his granddads. But as teenagers they were inseparable and use to go to the local Town Hall dances every week together. Fred joined the Navy in World War 2 serving in the Mediterranean. He is seen her with some of his crew with a young Itialian boy at the front of the photo who latched on to them and served with them as a ships mate. He meet John Woodhall who came from Birmingham while serving on the same ship. Fred took John home with him while on leave and introduced him to his sister Lily. Lily and John Woodhall married after the war. Fred
meet a local girl called Velda
and they married having a daughter : Fred went to work at Hawker Sidley Dynamics at Woodford, now British Aerospace, with his brother Jack and brother in law John Woodhall. They obtained the Jobs through their father who also worked there. Fred and Velda ran a local pub called the Station Inn at Furness Vale a Robinson's House. later renamed, 'The Crossings. They left this pub and went to live in Blackpool. Owning a very busy sea side cafe in Fox St. To which I personally spent some memorable time there. Fred died on the ? 1.5.1.2.2.# Sandra Marchington.1956. Stockport. married Bob Lynnsey in 1978 at Blackpool. 1.5.1.2.# Lily Marchington.1929. was born at Howcroft Farm, Ferness Vale. On the 29 Feb 1929. Later moving to New St New Mills.. Lily being the eldest daughter had to look after her younger brothers and sisters due to her mother Doris spending a lot of time in hospital. Lily meet her future husband through her brother Fred. Fred was serving in the navy along with John Woodhall and Fred introduced John to Lily. Lily married John Samuel Woodhall in 1948. John was born on the 23/03/1923 at Erdington, Birmingham. They had two children: John & Lorraine. John died on the 27th Dec 1989. Lily died on the 25th Sept 2005. Having spoken with her some 10 days earlier. 1.5.1.2.3 Alfred Marchington.1926.
was
born at Howcroft Farm, Furness Vale. On the 26 Jun 1926. Alf
married Maria Ingham in 1956. Children: Alf worked at Bowater Drums for 48 years being a supervisor. He played bowls at the Rams Head Bowling club. being vice chairman for 25 years. Alf died on the 30 Sept 2000. age 71 after a long illness. 1.5.1.2.3.# Julie P. Marchington.1957.Disley. 1.5.1.2.# Mary Marchington. 1931. New Mills. On the 28 May 1931. Mary married Reginald Corkhill in 1955 in Chapel district. Children: Derek. & Martin. Mary died on the 3rd October 2008. Cause of Death bone cancer. Cremated at Stockport crematorium Mon 13th Oct 2008 1.5.1.2.4 Roy Marchington.1932.
dob. 2 Jul 1932. Roy
married Barbara Purves in 1955 in Chapel. Children: 1.5.1.2.5 Derek Marchington.1935. DoB 08 Feb 1935. Derek Married Maureen Stanton in 1958 in Stockport. Children: Lynne.1963. Derek & Maureen moved to Blackpool to run a guest house. 1.5.1.2.5.# Lynne
Marchington.1963. Chapel. Studying at Salford University for a
degree in Social Work. 1.5.1.2.5.#.# Lucy Marchington. 1997
Derek died of a brain tumor in 1973 in Blackpool. 1.5.1.2.6 Peter Marchington.1938. On the 19 Mar 1938.
Peter
married Mary Sweatmore in 1965 at Chapel: Children: 1.5.1.2.7 Arnold
Marchington.1942. was
born at New St, New Mills. On the 6 Sept 1942. Arnold
married Betty Broome in 1965 at Stockport Children: 1.5.1.2.# Ann
Marchington.1945.
was born at New St, New Mills. On the 26 Dec 1945. Ann
married Rodney Kitchen in 1965. having one child Deborah on the 17 Sept 1965.
They shortly divorced. Ann married again in 1970 to
Peter Lally having a daughter called Sharron.
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Richard Marchington.1145 (Possibly a Montgomery from Normandy) | Roger de Marchington. c1170 of Marchington. Mentioned in 1220 | William. born c1195. Mention in 1222. Property in Chapel | Elias & Richard. born c 1215. Mentioned in 1243 Property at Chapel | William. born c1242. Mentioned in 1272. Property at Chapel & Forester of Hope.
No court entries available between these dates.
? born c. 1270 ? born c. 1300 ? born c. 1330 ? born c. 1360 No court entries available between these dates.
Roger. born. c1390. Mentioned in 1412 paying kings rent in Bradshaw edge | Walter. born .c1420. Mentioned in 1452 Yeoman, War of the Roses | John. born. c1450. Mentioned in 1483 Kings official | Philip. born. c1490. Mentioned in 1525 as a Juryman | John/Walter. born. c1545. (unconfirmed beyond this) | Philip.1570-1610. Married a Jane | John. c1595-1630 Married a Margaret | Philip.c1620-1710. Married a Mary | Henry.1662-1748. Married Sarah Potts | John.1697 & Martha Hyde | Joseph.1742 & Amy Goodwin | John Marchington.1763.& Betty Potts | 1. John Marchington.1801 & Hannah Hallam | 1.5 Philip Marchington.1838 & Sarah Hartle |
