The christening of "John Tetlowe" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Book # 942.72, K29pr, Vol.18, page 26, and FHL Films # 844796 and 547174), which states that he was christened on 17 April 1681 in Middleton, Lancashire, and that his father was "Edmund Tetlowe".
The marriage of "John Tettlow of Hopwood" and "Jane Leach of Hopwood" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Book # 942.72, K29pr, Vol.18, page 182), which states that they were married by "Banns" on 29 June 1704 in Middleton, Lancashire.
The marriage of "John Tettlow of Hopwood" and "Jane Leach of Hopwood" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Book # 942.72, K29pr, Vol.18, page 182), which states that they were married by "Banns" on 29 June 1704 in Middleton, Lancashire.
Marriage Notes for John Tetlowe and Jane Leach-1146
The marriage of "John Tettlow of Hopwood" and "Jane Leach of Hopwood" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Book # 942.72, K29pr, Vol.18, page 182), which states that they were married by "Banns" on 29 June 1704 in Middleton, Lancashire.
The christening of "Josiah Lancashire" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 990034), which states that he was christened on 6 March 1787 in Unsworth, Lancashire, and that his parents were Joseph Lancashire and Alice.
The birth and christening of Peggy Booth is listed in the Bishop's Transcript of Bury (FHL Film # 1545463, Item #1), which states that she was born on 12 September 1785 and christened on 2 October 1785 as the daughter of Thomas Booth of Redvales. This birth and christening was verified by Ethel M. Brough in May 2008.
In January 2010, Kathryn Stout, a professional genealogist in Lancashire, located the death and burial of Peggy (Booth) Lancashire in the parish records of St. Leonard, Middleton, Lancashire, which stated: "Peggy Lancashire wife of Josiah Lancashire of Middleton died 17th September & buried 21st September 1820 aged 35 yrs." So Peggy (Booth) Lancashire was born about 1785.
Marriage Notes for Josiah Lancashire and Peggy Booth-1153
In January 2010, Kathryn Stout, a professional genealogist in Lancashire, located the marriage of Josiah Lancashire and Peggy Booth in the parish records of St. Leonard's, Middleton (No. 1337), which stated that the marriage took place by Banns on 21 October 1810, and that Josiah Lancashire was "of this parish" and a Weaver, and that Peggy Booth was "of this parish" and a Spinster. They were married by William Lister, a Minister; Josiah wrote his name and Peggy made her mark; and the marriage was witnessed by John Lancashire and Ann (?) Emerson.
The christening of "John Booth" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Films # 1545705, Item #4; and 1656073), which states that he was christened on 24 August 1684 in St. Mary, Oldham, Lancashire, and that his parents were "William Booth" and "Sara".
The marriage of John Booth and Marg[aret] Smith is listed in the parish record of St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (FHL Film # 93677, Vol.3), which states that they were married on 15 April 1707 in St. Mary, Bury, and that they were "both of this parish".
The death and burial of "John Booth" is listed in the parish register of St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (FHL Film # 93677, Volume 3), which states that he died on 6 April 1722 and was buried on 8 April 1722.
Family Note: John Booth and Margaret Smith may have had additional children. However, there were two other John Booth's married after 1707 at St. Mary, Bury: 1) John Booth and Esther Bentley who were married on 22 October 1713; and 2) John Booth and Elizabeth Chaddock who were married on 9 February 1715. Needless to say, it is difficult to determine from the limited information in the parish register which child belongs to which John Booth.
Research Note:
In February 2013, Kathryn Stout of Lancashire, England, stated the following: "At St. Mary's church in Bury there is a John Booth, the son of a Thomas Booth, who was born on 20 August 1679 and baptised on 24th August 1679. However, I found a child of Thomas Booth who died 5th March 1680. Could this child be John? If so, we have come to a full stop as no more John Booth's were found between 1679-1686 at St. Mary's church in Bury. In addition, as the Booth family were originally from Middleton, it is possible that John Booth was born in Middleton.... St. Leonard's church in Middleton does list the baptism of a John Booth, the son of George Booth, who was baptised on 22 October 1682...."
In December 2015, Booth family researchers determined that the John Booth, who was christened on 22 October 1682 in Middleton and who was the son of George Booth, was not the same John Booth who married Margaret Smith in 1707 in Bury and had children christened in Bury between 1708 and 1714. The reason for this is because the John Booth of 1682 married an Elizabeth in about 1709 and had a son, also named John Booth, who was christened in 1710 and buried in 1712 in Middleton.
In April 2018, Booth family researchers determined--after extensive radius searches and comparisons of available records--that the John Booth who married Margaret Smith in 1707 in Bury was most likely the same John Booth who was christened on 27 December 1685 in Oldham, Lancashire, and whose father was William Booth. Interestingly, John Booth's first son was also named William Booth. The travel distance betwen between Bury and Oldham is about 12 miles.
The marriage of John Booth and Marg[aret] Smith is listed in the parish record of St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (FHL Film # 93677, Vol.3), which states that they were married on 15 April 1707 in St. Mary, Bury, and that they were "both of this parish".
The death and burial of "Margaret Booth" is listed in the parish register of St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (FHL Film # 93677, Volume 3), which states that she was a "Widow" and died on 4 September 1729 and was buried on 6 September 1729.
Marriage Notes for John Booth and Margaret Smith-1192
The marriage of John Booth and Marg[aret] Smith is listed in the parish record of St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (FHL Film # 93677, Vol.3), which states that they were married on 15 April 1707 in St. Mary, Bury, and that they were "both of this parish".
The birth and christening of Elizabeth Booth is listed in the parish record of St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (FHL Film # 93677, Item # 3), which states that she was born on 21 January 1711 and christened on 23 January 1711 in St. Mary, Bury, and that her father was John Booth of "Woodroad". This record was reviewed in February 2013 by Kathryn Stout and Ethel M. Brough.
The death and burial of "Geo. Booth" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 559161), which states that he died on 2 March 1714 and was buried on 4 March 1714 at St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire, and that his father was "Jn'o Booth"
Research Notes by Kathryn Stout of Lancaashire, England, February 2013:
"I noticed that Sarah Hall [the daughter of George and Jane Hall] was baptised at St Leonard’s church Middleton 21st February 1719, and her father's abode was given as Chadderton. Possible other children born to George Hall include: Anne dau of George Hall of Tonge Moor bapt 18th October 1717; William son of George Hall of Chadderton bapt 25th February 1721; Hannah dau of George Hall of Chadderton bapt 26th May 1726; Betty dau of George Hall of Chadderton bapt 23rd July 1727. A possible marriage for George Hall and Jane Shepley is listed at St. Leonard's church Middleton, which states that they were both of Prestwich and the marriage was by certificate on 23 August 1716. St Mary’s church Prestwich and St Leonard’s church Middleton: baptism of George Hall searched 1695 - 1708 and not found; baptism of Jane Shepley searched from 1695 - 1708 and not found. St. Leonard’s church Middleton: burial of William son of George & Jane Hall of Littlegreen buried 17th March 1731; possible burial of Jane wife of George Hall weaver of Boarshaw buried 22nd September 1759; possible burial of George Hall of Boarshaw buried 17th April 1765."
The christening of Hannah Booth is listed in the parish register of Middleton (FHL Book: 942.72, K29pr,V.49) and Bishop Transcripts of Middleton (FHL Film # 1545698), which states that she was christened on 12 October 1743 as the daughter of Thomas Booth and Sarah, of Middleton, and that Thomas Booth was a Husbandman.
The christening of Elizabeth Booth is listed in the parish register of Middleton (FHL Book: 942.72, K29pr,V.49) and Bishop Transcripts of Middleton (FHL Film # 1545698), which states that she was christened on 22 December 1745 as the daughter of Thomas Booth and Sarah, of Middleton, and that Thomas Booth was a Husbandman.
The 1779 marriage of "David Waterhouse" and "Jane Booth" is listed in the Bishop's Transcript of Bury, Lancashire, England (FHL Film # 1545462, Item #5), which states that they were married on 19 September 1779 in Bury, Lancashire, England.
The 1760 christening of "Jane Booth" is listed in the Bishop Transcripts of Middleton (FHL Film # 1545698), which states that she was christened on 3 February 1760 as the daughter of Thomas and Sarah Booth of Middleton and that Thomas Booth was a Husbandman.
The 1779 marriage of "David Waterhouse" and "Jane Booth" is listed in the Bishop's Transcript of Bury, Lancashire, England (FHL Film # 1545462, Item #5), which states that they were married on 19 September 1779 in Bury, Lancashire, England.
The 1789 death and 1790 burial of "Jane Waterhouse" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Film # 1545463, Item #1), which states that she died on 31 December 1789 and was buried on 1 January 1790 at St. Mary's church in Bury, Lancashire, England, and that she was "Jane [the] wife of David Waterhouse".
Marriage Notes for David Waterhouse and Jane Booth-1164
The 1779 marriage of "David Waterhouse" and "Jane Booth" is listed in the Bishop's Transcript of Bury, Lancashire, England (FHL Film # 1545462, Item #5), which states that they were married on 19 September 1779 in Bury, Lancashire, England.
The christening of John Nicholl is listed in the parish register film of Lesbury (via FHL Film # 991795), which states that he was christened on 19 May 1765 as "John and Edward [the] twin sons of John Nicholl of Lesbury [who was] a Labourer and Margaret his wife". Also, the christening of John Nicolls is listed in the parish record book of Lesbury (via FHL Book #: 942.8, B4dn. vol.15, page 31), which states that he was christened on 19 May 1765 as "John and Edward [the] twin sons of John and Margaret Nicolls, [a] labourer [of] Lesbury".
The marriage of "John Nichols" and "Margaret Forest" is listed in the parish register of Warkworth, Northumberland, England (FHL Book # 942.82, K29h, p.250), which states that they were married on 21 May 1797 in Warkworth.
In the 1841 Census, "John Nichol" is listed as being 80 years old (born about 1757-1761), born in Northumberland, working as an "Ag[ricultural] Lab[ourer]", and residing with his apparent second wife, Isabella (age 70), in Felton, Northumberland, England.
In the 1851 Census, "John Nichol" is listed as being 87 years old (born about 1764), born in Lesbury, Northumberland, a "Widower", and "Wife's Father" and residing in the household of his married daughter, Jane Hudson (age 49), and her family, in Felton, Northumberland, England.
The death of "John Nichol" is listed in the online GRO Index which states that his death was registered in January-March 1853 in Alnwick Union district, Northumberland, and that he died when he was about 92 years old (born about 1761).
The christening of "Isabel Nelson" is listed in FamilySearch (FHL Films # 94992, Item #1; and 991792, Item #1), which states that she was christened on 29 July 1771 in Felton, Northumberland, England, and that her father was "John Nelson".
In the 1841 Census, "Isabella Nichol" is listed as being 70 years old (born about 1767-1771), born in Northumberland, and residing with her apparent husband, John Nichol (age 80), in Felton, Northumberland, England.
The death of "Isabella Nichol" is listed in the online GRO Index which states that her death was registered in July-September 1850 in Alnwick Union district, Northumberland, and that she died when he was about 83 years old (born about 1767).
The burial of "Georgius Clerke" is listed in the parish register of Benington, Hertfordshire (via FindMyPast image), which states that he was buried on 30 December 1556 in Benington, Hertfordshire.
"George Clarke of Walkern, co. Hertf. = [and his wife who was the] ... da. of ... Kimpton" are listed as the parents of "George Clarke" in the "Clarke of Tharfield and Ashwell" pedigree chart in "The Visitations of Hertfordshire" of 1572 and 1634, "The Harleian Society (of London), Volume 22, 1886, page 41. "George Clarke of Walkern, co. Hertf." is also listed in this pedigree chart as a son of "John Clarke of Stevenage, co., Hertf." Online source: https://books.google.com/books?id=gqwKAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=visitations+of+hertfordshire,+volume+22&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwih2rX5lYvOAhVlVWMKHbaCDl0Q6AEIHjAA#v=onepage&q=visitations%20of%20hertfordshire%2C%20volume%2022&f=false.
A brass memorial to "George Clarke" is mentioned in the book "Memorial Brasses in Hertfordshire Churches", by William Frampton Andrews, 1903, page 37, which states that the following brass inscription appears in the Bennington church:
"George Clarke by will dated 8th October 1556, gave £2 10s. for the poor of this parish, and also other sums for the parishes of Sandridge and Stevenage in this county." (Online source: https://books.google.com/books?id=cMgOAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA37&lpg=PA37&dq=memorial+inscription+at+Benington,+Hertfordshire,+england&source=bl&ots=buYBZHmC7u&sig=lOEzwAGGGGaxMbxC8Bx05eMTevY&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjphuuzm5XOAhVQxWMKHZlCDlMQ6AEIXzAM#v=onepage&q=memorial%20inscription%20at%20Benington%2C%20Hertfordshire%2C%20england&f=false)The brass memorial (mentioned above) to "George Clarke" was apparently on the "Nave floor" of the Benington church in Hertfordshire, England, "until 1889", as follows:
"There are three brasses near the Rood Loft stairway; the upper is part of a scroll which may be related to the priest's brass in the Chancel. George Clarke mentioned in the middle of the brass took the farm on the Walkern Road by force in 152l while the owner, John Norreys, was in France. Both this brass, and that of his grandson below, were on the Nave floor until 1889." (Online source as of July 2016: http://ubbw.org.uk/Churches/StPeters/StPeters.htm)"George Clarke" is mentioned in the book "Poor Relief in England, 1350-1600", by Marjorie Keniston McIntosh, 2012, page 233, which states the following:
"In his 1556 will, George Clarke the elder of Bennington, Herts. left the tithes of grain he had bought from Henry VIII to his son William and his heirs, under condition that every year at Christmas--in perpetuity--they make specified distribtuions of money and cloth to the poor of three nearby communities. Each of the grants was to be handled by the vicar, churchwardens, and two or three of 'the honest men' of the relevant parishes." (Source: https://books.google.com/books?id=J-tUx_OymVIC&pg=PA233&lpg=PA233&dq=George+Clarke,+1556+Will,+Bennington,+England&source=bl&ots=VpTo2kbxnt&sig=EfqJzXiEYMLyipn-CyLR4RhwOL8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi21sHboZvOAhUPymMKHQImDa8Q6AEIHDAA#v=snippet&q=George%20Clarke&f=false"George Clarke" is mentioned as taking a "farm on the Walkern Road by force in 1521" as follows:
"There are three brasses near the Rood Loft stairway [of Benington church in Hertfordshire, England]; the upper is part of a scroll which may be related to the priest's brass in the Chancel. George Clarke mentioned in the middle of the brass took the farm on the Walkern Road by force in 152l while the owner, John Norreys, was in France. Both this brass, and that of his grandson below, were on the Nave floor until 1889." (Source: http://ubbw.org.uk/Churches/StPeters/StPeters.htm) Note: The mentioned relationship of George Clarke to his supposed "grandson" may not be correct, as the two other Clarke's mentioned in the brass inscriptions--William Clarke (d.1591) and John Clarke (d.1603)--were brothers whose grandfather was probably John Clarke.
The christening of Edward Nichol is listed in the parish record book of Lesbury (via FHL Book #: 942.8, B4dn. vol.15, page 8; and FHL Film # 962712, Item 6), which states that he was christened on 29 Jun 1712 in Lesbury as the son of David Nichol, a "weaver" of "Bilton".
The marriage of "Edward Nichol" and "Jane Robison" is listed in the parish register of Embleton (FHL Film # 94974), which states that they were married on 22 May 1737 in Embleton and that they were "both of this Parish".
The christening of "Jane Robison" is listed in FamilySearch, which states that she was christened on 8 February 1709 in Warkworth, Northumberland, England, and that her father was "John Robison".
The marriage of "Edward Nichol" and "Jane Robison" is listed in the parish register of Embleton (FHL Film # 94974), which states that they were married on 22 May 1737 in Embleton and that they were "both of this Parish".
Marriage Notes for Edward Nichol and Jane Robison-1179
The marriage of "Edward Nichol" and "Jane Robison" is listed in the parish register of Embleton (FHL Film # 94974), which states that they were married on 22 May 1737 in Embleton and that they were "both of this Parish".
The christening of Mary Nichols is listed in the parish register of Embleton (FHL Film # 94974), which states that she was christened on 23 January 1743 as "Mary [the] daughter [of] Edward and Jane Nichols [of] Rennington".
The christening of Mary Nichols is listed in the parish register of Embleton (FHL Film # 94974), which states that she was christened on 18 August 1745 "Mary [the] daughter [of] Edwd. and Jane Nichols [of] Rennington".
The christening of Edwd, Nichols is listed in the parish register of Embleton (FHL Film # 94974), which states that he was christened on 15 July 1750 as "Edwd. [the] son [of] Edwd. and Jane Nichols [of] Rennington".