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Ible
(from Lewis, 1848, Vol 2, p.600)
IBLE. A township, in the parish and hundred of Wirksworth, southern division of
the county of Derby, 4 1/2 miles north-west from Wirksworth; containing 93
inhabitants [in 1848]. It comprises 412 acres of rich grazing land; and has a
neat village, pleasantly situated on a bold elevation. The tithes have been
commuted for 47 pounds and 17 shillings, of which 47 pounds are paid to the
impropriator, and 17 shillings to the vicar of Wirksworth. There is a place of
worship for Primitive Methodists.
(From Woolley's Derbyshire, c.1715, DRS 1981, pp.206-7)
IBULL, another small hamlet adjoining Callow. In Doomsday it was called Ibholen
and was part of the King's land.
Ible is a cluster of houses/small holdings along a small back
water road, its some what time warp and its a very interesting place to visit,
it remained me of a small hamlet in Newmills called Whittle. There is no given
farm name on the census and when you see Ible you know why as there are only 4
-6 dwellings.
Events in the Wirksworth Parish
Christening 27 Mar1667. Martha Marchington daug of John
Marchington & Millicent Brocklace (Bastard child).
Burial 22 Apr 1678 John Marchinton of Midleton.
Married at Matlock: 13 Feb 1708 Thomas Marchanton of Matlock
& Anne Lummas of Wirksworth.
Church Wardens accounts 2 Oct 1688: paid
Tho Marchinson for boards �1
Joseph Marchington.1770.
Ible married Hannah.Childen:
Joseph.1811
Sarah Ellen.1821
1841 census
Ref Firstname
Surname
Age DBY Occupation Address
Ib10a Joseph Marchington
Head 70
Y
Farmer
Ible
Ib10b Hannah Marchington
Wife 60
Y
Ib12a Joseph Marchington
Head
30 Y
Farmer
Ible
Ib12b Sarah Marchington
Wife
20 Y
Ib12c Elizabeth Marchington Daug
8 Y
Ib12d Mary Marchington
Daug 2m
Y
Joseph
Marchingotn.1811. Ible. Married Sarah possible being Sarah White. they
had the following children:
Joseph. 26 May 1844.
Mary. Apr 16 1841.
William. 8 May 1846.
Elizabeth W. ?
Margeret. 1849
John.1860
Joseph Marchington.1811 was the son of Joseph
& Hannah Marchington. Joseph married a Sarah possible maiden name being
White Sarah had her first child at the age of 12!
Elizbth white Marchington Married on 12 Jul 1860
to James Rains of Griff Grang, Farmer
John Rains father - Farmer.
Joseph Marchington.1844 died on the 13 Sept 1862
age 18
Hannah Marchington died on 30 Dec 1852 at Ible.
Joseph Marchington died on 19 Mar 1855 at Ible.
Sarah Marchington died on the 2 Apr 1878 age 57
Sarah Ellen Marchington married Robert Alsope of
Elton, Farmer on the 29 Jun 1863 father being John Alsope Farmer of Elton.
1881 census
Address: Main Road, Ible, Derby. RG11 3426 \ 93 Page 2
Joseph Marchington Widow /Head
72 Ible, Derby.
Farmer of 50 Acres
William Marchington Son
33 Ible, Derby.
Farmers Son
Margaret Marchington Daug
32 Ible, Derby.
Farmers Daug
John Marchington
Son
21 Ible, Derby.
Farmers Son
William Marchington died on Oct 22nd 1933 aged 87 years a1so Barbara Elizabeth
wife of William who died Feb 15th 1930 aged 71 years.
Burial 1837 may 04 Mary Ann Marchington of Ironbrook Grange
The Poll Tax was an alternative method of raising money
by
central government from medieval times. It was levied at various times
between about 1290 and 1872.
'An assessment for Bonsall by vertue of a late Act of Parliament entituled
an Act for the raiseing of money by a Poll & otherwise for Reduceing
of
Ireland as followeth'.
The original document has the amount assessed against each name,
it appears to be one old shilling per poll
10 June 1689 Grace Marchington head 21 & her Sonne
Babara
Elizabeth Marchington.
Probate
1930 of 12
Steeple
Grange, wirksworth,
Derby
(wife of
William Marchington)
died 15
Feb 1930.
Probate
London 26
March to
Thomas
Sandars
Farmer
&
Elsie
Sandars
spinster.
Effects
�260 7s
3d
William
Marchington.
Probate
1934 of 12
Steeple
Granger
Wirksworth
Derby died
21 Oct
1933.
Probate
London 28
March to
Mary
Elizabeth
Marchington
widow & Andrew
Macbeth
Solicitor.
Effects
�1391 5s
2d.
Probable that this line died out. This line could have been in
isolation from the Chapel branch and may have come directly from the village of
Marchington, but having said that all the names are names given to
Marchington's. ?
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