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h. Henry Marchington. bpt.
11th May
1662 son
of Phillip
of the
Eaves. PR. Total children: 7. In Henry's Will 5 surviving mentioned (excluding a deceased daughter son-in-law in place & son Philip deceased). Daughters: Sarah Stroud, Ann Wardlow and another married to Robert Ollrenshaw, Christian names not mentioned in the will. Henry
was living
and
farming at
Lower
Eaves
farm. It
states
many times
in the
Parish
Records of
Henry of
Eaves.
along with
Henry's
father
Phillip.
The Eaves
farm is
mentioned
in 'Braylesford
Buntings
book, page
147.
as being
'in the possession of the
Marchington
family in
1798 for
more than
a 150
years'. He left a Will. In it it an inventory total sum £32, 7s 5d . Wife Sarah mentioned Children: Thomas, Henry, John son in law Robert Ollenshaw, daughter Sarah Stroud, Ann Loasdlow. Henry signed the will in his own hand very shaky hand writing but clear and neat, spelling it without the G. Therory Thomas being the youngest, 3rd youngest son, seems to have inherited Eaves Farm, thus proving that John had established himself at Halsteads Farm and as such was considered to be financially secure by his father the same could apply to Henry who was farming at Sittinglow Farm. CHILDREN 1# h1. John Marchington
.Bapt.23
April 1697 Chapel PR. Farmer. Holsteads. PR. Martha was present at her mother-in-laws death along with her brother-in-law Thomas, as detailed in Dr Cleggs diary page 875. The Parish book states: 1744/45 John Marchington , Church
Warden brought Register with others for Parish. Samuel.1738. died 0n the 23 Jul 1787. Two years after the
death of his father. Ann married Robert Walker on the 14 Oct 1766. h1.# Mary Marchington. 1746, Chapel. had a illegitimate female child which was baptised: Lolitia Marchington on the 19th Nov 1781 at Chinley Chapel by Rev Harrison. Some years later Mary married Joseph Vernon on the 9th February 1792. Joseph Vernon is stated as an executor of Mary's nephews will being Joseph, son of brother John. Mary is mentioned in her brothers will, being Samuel, to which he left her £10 per year for her natural life in 1787. h1.#.# Letitia Marchington.1781. Chapel. Like her mother Letitia had a illegitimate child called Sarah Marchington baptised on the 15th Dec 1805, the supposed father was Joseph Lomas. Letitia later on married Peter Kirk on the 18th July 1809 at Chapel church. Peter is mentioned as a Labourer in the register. h1.#.#.# Sarah Marchington.1805. Chapel St Thomas Becket Parish Church. Chapel en
le Frith St Charles King and Martyr, Peak Forest.
Checked 1727 to 1817 DRO
film Ref: M73 IGI records Ref: FHL 0141014: Sarah Marchington, bpt 15th Dec 1805 at Peak Forest, Father Joseph Lomas, Mother Lettice Marchington. IGI
Film ref: C079461
h.2. Philip Marchington. Bpt. 24 Aug 1699. Chapel PR. Dr Clegg mentions visiting Philip on the13 June 1737 near Martinside. Philip must have died before his father hence why he's not featured in the Will, also he must have died without marrying or with children as any heirs would have be mentioned in his fathers Will. Philip died of Townend 20 June 1737 PR. h.3. Thomas Marchington. Bpt
08 Oct
1709. Chapel PR. High Eaves Farm. Married
Rachael
Dranfield
on the
24th July
1740. Baptised.
21 May
1742.
Sarah
Marchington.
Daug.
of
Thom
of
Sitting
low Dr.CD.
page 459.
CCR. page
28. Rachael
Dransfield
died on
the 25
June 1804
at Eaves
farm. age
80. h.4.Henry Marchington. Jnr. Bpt.
27 Mar
1713. Chapel en le Frith. Not confirmed in the PR. Children: In the Chinley Chapel register the baptism register is neat and legible detailing the following entries no doubt done by James Clegg the minister incumbert. Baptised.
23 Oct
1730.
Henry
Marchington.
PR born 10
Sept.
died of
Small
Pox
15 Mar
1731.
Dr.
CD.
page 97 Henry died and was buried on the 20th June 1773 of Sittinglow. PR. Henry's wife Mary died and was buried on the 25th May 1782. Henry left a Will which was proved on the 15th Oct 1773. at Bakewell. He signed it in his owen hand - very shaky but very neat and elaborate and legible, he spells it without the G. Wittness being / Dyson, Thomas Shirt & William Barker all in own hand. I Henry Marchington of Sittinglow. : give my younger sons Manassah & Ephiarm £30. To my other sons: Henry, Philip & James 5 shillings a piece. to make provisions for Mary my wife. John was given the Sittinglow - Loads moor estate absolute and had to make payments to his brothers. h.4.1 John Marchington.1732. Sittinglow. follow link. h.4.2. Henry Marchington.1734., Possibly married Grace Kirk on the 11 March 1753. Grace died in 1781. Henry was of Townend and in his fathers Will it states Henry received property in Chapel. They had no children. Henry died on the 20 Dec1813 late of Town End, Chapel. In his will he left his estate to his nephews & nieces of who they were: John Williamson, Barbara & William Potts, Thomas & Ellen Chatterton, John Taylor, Geo' Taylor, Joseph Taylor, James Taylor, Ellen Taylor, John & Ann Arnfield. There are no Marchington nephew or nieces mentioned in the will?. It may be that he had a falling out with his side of the family and cut them out of the will?
h.4.2.3 William Marchington.1740., probably died young not record of such in parish book or Chinley chapel book or Cleggs diary. Notes: , John , Henry, Philip, James, Mansfred, Ephraim, , are the only children mention in Henry's will of 1773. h.4.2.4 James Marchington.1737., Possibly moved to Surrey. his brother shows up there and James is mentioned in his brothers will as a cloth manufacturer and has a son Richard.
h.4.2..6 Ephraim Marchington. 1745. Sittinglow. There is a Will for an Ephraim proved on the 5th Feb 1787 late of Gravel lane Surrey. Ephraim's signs his name without the G but in the body of the text it's spelt with the g. He mentions a child called Ann Lovett and set outs a sum of £140 to support Ann until she reaches the age of 21 her mother being Mary Lovett, possible a love child. If Ann should die he leaves his estate to his brother James cloth manufacturer of Surrey or failing that to his nephew Richard son of James. h.4.3.7 Phillip Marchington1736., Sittinglow. Could have emigrated to north America as there is a mention of a Philip
being a merchant in North America. If so he married on the 12 Nov1776, to a
Eliz' Barge at Christ Church PHILADELPHIA. Sources. PR - Parish Register. Dr.CD - Dr Cleggs Diary. CCR.- Chinley Independent Chapel Register. & Fairfield Parish Register. UK Census Records.
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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 |