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William
Marchington.1776. Bakewell. Married Elizabeth Dakin.
Children:
William.5 May 1798.
William Marchington.1798. Tideswell.
Married Martha Hadfield on the 27th June 1836 at Tideswell Parish Church.
Children:
George.c1835
Sarah. 16 Jan 1839. Died aged one day.
Hannah. c1840.
William died on the 3 March 1851.as this census shows:
1851 Census: 49 Demsne St, Stalybridge, Cheshire. RG
2239 page 380. St Pauls parish.
Martha Marchington. Head Widow. age
50 House Keeper. Born Tideswell,
Derby.
George Marchington.
Son
age 16 Cotton Spinner. Born Littrndale.
Derby.
Hannah Marchington. Daug
age 11 Cotton Spinner. Born. Stalybridge,
Cheshire.
Sarah Marchington. Daug.
age 9 Cotton Spinner. Born
Stalybridge, Cheshire.
Ann Headfern.
Daug. Married age 24 Cotton cardir.
Born. Littendale, Derby.
Mary Howard.
Daug. Married. age 30 Cotton
Carder Born. Littendale, Derby.
David Howard. Son\Law Married.
age 29 Cotton spinner. Born. Dukinfield, Cheshire.
John Howard. Gran\son
age
8
Born Stalybridge.
George Marchington.1835.
Littendale. Married a Mary? on the ? It
would seem that they had no children.
1881 Census Place: 37 Oxford St, Stalybridge, Cheshire.
George Marchington Head
age 46. Self Actor Minder.
Littendale,
Derby.
Mary Marchington Wife
age 45. Cotton Reeler.
Stalybridge,
Cheshire.
1891 Census: 37 Oxford St , Stalybridge,
Cheshire. RG 12
3292
119 page 8
George Marchington. Head age
57 Cotton Minder. Born New Mills,
Derby.
Mary Marchington.
Wife age 55 Cotton reiler.
Born Stalybridge.
1901 census: 3796/148/28/164. 10 Orgdens
Bldgs, Stalybridge
William
Taylor
Head age 52 Steamer at print
works Yorks...
Hannah
Taylor
Wife age
44
Stalybridge
Eliz' A Platt
mother-in-law age
71
Stalybridge
George Marchington Uncle age 66
Laggage Railway Porter Derbyshire Vale
Mary Marchington Aunt age
65
Stalybridge
notes: Mary's maiden name could be Taylor
Sarah. Marchington.1839. Stalybridge. Died aged one day.
Hannah. Marchington.1840. Stalybridge
1881 census: 76 Gladstone St, Glossop Dale, Glossop.
Derbys.
William Marchington Head, Widow age 35
Cotton Labourer, Tideswell
Sarah Marchington Mother, Widow age
69 Housekeeper
London.
Possibly William's will
1881 Census Place: 74 New St, Mottram, Cheshire.
Ann Marchington Head, Widow age 62
Retired Weaver
Tideswell, Derby.
Leonard Marchington Son
age 23
Cotton Stripper & Grinder Tideswell, Derby.
Mary A. Marchington Daug
age 26 Cotton Spinner
Tideswell, Derby.
Sarah Ardern
Lodger age 21 Cotton Carder
Disley, Cheshire.
Elizabeth Ardern
Lodger
age 19 Cotton Carder
Disley, Cheshire.
Margaret Ardern
Lodger age17 Cotton Carder
Disley, Cheshire.
Leonard R. Marchington. 1856, born Bakewell district.
Possible married in 1881 at Ashton-u-Lyne.
1901 census 3796/173/24/153
64 Brick Houses, Stalybridge Chester Stalybridge
Leonard Marchington Head 43 Derby Tideswell Cotton Blowing Major
Mary E Marchington Wife 42 Cheshire Mottram
William Marchington Son 19 Cheshire Broadbottom Cotton Piecer
Mary A Marchington Daug 17 Cheshire Broadbottom Cotton Ring Spinner
Rachel Marchington Daug 15 Cheshire Broadbottom Cotton Ring Spinner
Annie E Marchington Daug 13 Cheshire Broadbottom Cotton Back Tenter
Charlotte Marchington Daug 11 Cheshire Broadbottom
Florence Marchington Daug 5 Cheshire Stalybridge
1851 Census. Hyde, Cheshire. Film 2154 page 315
Mary Marchington. married.
age 24. Cotton weaver. Born
Manchester.
Samuel Marchington.
son. age
2.
Born Hyde, Ches.
Both are stated as living with a brother being Henry Dickson age 30
& Sarah Dickson age 26.
No trace of Mary's husband as yet.
NEEDS CHECKING. NO FILM HELD IN STALYBRIDGE RECORDS OFFICE. RECORDED
IN NAME INDEX.
1851 Census. Bredbury, Stockport. Folios 235 &
258 section 2 /1c in index book.
1891 Census. Marple, Hyde , Hazle grove. RG12
2796 & 2802 116
& 059 pages.
Need to visit Stockport records office for above plus other districts in
Stockport to which more Marchingtons will be present.
Its looking like after the enclosures acts of the early 1700's and 1800's combining
with the take off, of the Industrial revolution, to which Manchester &
Sheffield were magnets to people with no land. Many Marchington's migrated to the
Manchester area & some to Sheffield. Possibly the first being from a descendent of
Henry of 1662.
This could account for the mis-spelling / corruption of the name Marchington
in to Marchinton (to which we have no doubt all encountered when someone spells our
surname today). In order to check this further a full extract of the 1841
census for the Sheffield areas needs to be done. and a further trace to parish
records relevant to the 1841 census.
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