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Sarah Marriott was born before 20 April 1874 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 5 July 1874 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of George a labourer and Sarah (deceased). She was the daughter of George Marriott and Sarah Veasey. Sarah Marriott appeared on the census with Edward Veasey and Elizabeth (Edward VEASEY) (__________) on 3 April 1881 at Pen Yard, Whissendine, Rutland. She was recorded as their grand daughter aged 7 years; Edward was recorded as "an ag lab aged 65 years and born in Whissendine". Elizabeth was recorded as "aged 65 years and born in Abb (sic) Kettleby."

John Spurr was born circa 1866 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was the son of John Spurr. John Spurr was a labourer on 25 December 1893 whilst living at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He married Emma Marriott, daughter of George Marriott and Sarah Veasey, on Monday, 25 December 1893 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, they were both of this parish. John was 27 years of age and Emma was 22 years of age. The marriage was witnessed by Suzannah Cramp.

John Spurr was born say 1840 at an unknown place.

     Children of John Spurr:

Fred Spurr   (c 1857)
John Spurr   (c 1866)

Suzannah Cramp was born say 1855 at an unknown place. She witnessed the marriage of John Spurr and Emma Marriott on Monday, 25 December 1893 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire; they were both of this parish. John was 27 years of age and Emma was 22 years of age.

Mr ? Garrick was born say 1905 at an unknown place. He married Lily Piggin, daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, in 1925 at + Billesdon Registration District +.

James Marriott was born between 1855 and 1856 at Sileby, Leicestershire. He was the son of Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold. James Marriott died in April 1856 at Sileby, Leicestershire. James was buried and recorded as being the son of Robert and an infant in the parish register on Sunday, 20 April 1856 at St Mary's Parish Church, Sileby, Leicestershire.

Harry Allen was born circa 1861 at Stoughton, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with Ann Goodman on 3 April 1881 at The Grange, Hungarton, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a lodger aged 20 years; Ann was described as "formally a charwoman aged 80 years and a widow born in Melton Mowbray." Harry Allen was an ag lab on 3 April 1881 whilst living at The Grange, Hungarton, Leicestershire. He witnessed the marriage of Walter Allen and Ellen Piggins on Monday, 26 February 1883 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire; both were residing in Hungarton.

William Wood was born say 1860? At an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of Walter Allen and Ellen Piggins on Monday, 26 February 1883 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire; both were residing in Hungarton.

William Potter Perkins married Elsie Piggin, daughter of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak, on Tuesday, 16 October 1917 at York, Yorkshire.

     Children of William Potter Perkins:

Peter Perkins

Peter Perkins is the son of William Potter Perkins. As of 25 October 1994, Peter Perkins lived at 26 Burns Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire; Has written to Jean Baptise Piggin and myself.

Her married name was Cantrell. Mary Cooper was born before 23 May 1866 at Walton, Derbyshire. She was baptised on Wednesday, 23 May 1866 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the dau of William an ironstone miner of Walton and Mary. She was the daughter of William Cooper and Mary Knight. Mary Cooper appeared on the census with William Cooper and Mary Knight on 3 April 1881 at Shipley Street, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. She was recorded as aged 15 years; William was described as "a coalminer aged 54 years born in Brampton". Mary was described as "aged 46 years and also born in Brampton". Mary Cooper was a pottery labourer on 3 April 1881 whilst living at Shipley Street, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. She married Thomas Cantrell on Sunday, 10 June 1888 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, they were both of Brampton. The marriage was witnessed by Caroline Cooper.

Olive Cooper was born before 27 September 1863 at Walton, Derbyshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 27 September 1863 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the dau of William a coal miner of Walton and Mary. She was the daughter of William Cooper and Mary Knight. Olive Cooper died at age 8 in June 1872 at Walton, Derbyshire. Olive was buried and recorded as being aged 8 years of Walton in the parish register on Tuesday, 4 June 1872 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire.

Thomas Cantrell was born say 1864 at an unknown place. He married Mary Cooper, daughter of William Cooper and Mary Knight, on Sunday, 10 June 1888 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, they were both of Brampton. The marriage was witnessed by Caroline Cooper.

Her married name was Cooper. Mary Beresford was born on 27 April 1806 at Chesterfield, Derbyshire. She was the daughter of Charles Beresford and Elizabeth Haslam. Mary Beresford was baptised on Friday, 23 May 1806 at St Mary and All Saints Parish Church, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and recorded as the dau of Charles Booth Beresford and Elizabeth. Born 27 April 1806. She married John Cooper on Monday, 2 October 1826 at St Mary and All Saints Parish Church, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, both were of this parish. The marriage was witnessed by Joseph Cooper and ? Beresford. Mary Beresford and John Cooper were residing at Brampton Moor, Brampton, Derbyshire, on 8 May 1842. Mary Beresford died at age 40 in May 1846 at Brampton Moor, Brampton, Derbyshire. Mary was buried and recorded as being aged 40 years of Brampton Moor in the parish register on Sunday, 24 May 1846 at Brampton, Derbyshire.

     Children of Mary Beresford and John Cooper:

William Cooper   (10 Apr 1827 - Dec 1892)
Mary Elizabeth Cooper   (08 Apr 1829)
Alfred Cooper   (05 May 1833)
Henry Cooper   (27 Apr 1834)
Caroline Cooper   (01 Feb 1835)
Sarah Jane Cooper   (16 Jul 1838)
John Cooper   (29 May 1840)
Ellen Cooper   (08 May 1842)
Joseph Cooper   (19 Oct 1844)

Alfred Cooper was born before 5 May 1833 at Loundsley Green, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 5 May 1833 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of John a labourer of Loundsley Green and Mary. He was the son of John Cooper and Mary Beresford. Alfred Cooper was an agricultural labourer on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Gaphill, Hasland, Derbyshire. He appeared on the census with Charles Beresford and Elizabeth Haslam on 30 March 1851 at Gaphill, Hasland, Derbyshire. He was recorded as a grandson aged 18 years; Charles was described as "a farmer of 40 acres aged 65 years and born in Walton". Elizabeth was described as "aged 66 years born in Holloway."

Henry Cooper was born before 27 April 1834 at Loundsley Green, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 27 April 1834 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of John a labourer of Loundsley Green and Mary. He was the son of John Cooper and Mary Beresford.

Caroline Cooper was born before 1 February 1835 at Loundsley Green, Derbyshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 1 February 1835 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the dau of John a labourer of Loundsley Green and Mary. She was the daughter of John Cooper and Mary Beresford. Caroline Cooper appeared on the census with Charles Beresford and Elizabeth Haslam on 30 March 1851 at Gaphill, Hasland, Derbyshire. She was recorded as a granddaughter aged 16 years; Charles was described as "a farmer of 40 acres aged 65 years and born in Walton". Elizabeth was described as "aged 66 years born in Holloway."

John Cooper was born on 29 May 1840 at Loundsley Green, Derbyshire. He was the son of John Cooper and Mary Beresford. John Cooper was baptised on Sunday, 28 June 1840 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of John a labourer of Loundsley Green and Mary. He appeared on the census with John Cooper on 30 March 1851 at Vicar Lane, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 10 years; John was described as "a widower aged 46 years of age employed as a plate layer and his birth place was Grassmoor."

Ellen Cooper was born on 8 May 1842 at Brampton Moor, Brampton, Derbyshire. She was the daughter of John Cooper and Mary Beresford. Ellen Cooper was baptised on Sunday, 22 May 1842 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the dau of John a labourer of Brampton Moor and Mary. She appeared on the census with John Cooper on 30 March 1851 at Vicar Lane, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. She was recorded as aged 8 years; John was described as "a widower aged 46 years of age employed as a plate layer and his birth place was Grassmoor."

Joseph Cooper was born on 19 October 1844 at Brampton Moor, Brampton, Derbyshire. He was the son of John Cooper and Mary Beresford. Joseph Cooper was baptised on Sunday, 24 November 1844 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of John a labourer of Brampton Moor and Mary.

George Featherstone was born say 1745 at an unknown place. He married Ann Piggin, daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________), on Sunday, 7 March 1773 at Parish Church, Hungarton, Leicestershire, They were married by licence.

     Children of George Featherstone and Ann Piggin:

Elizabeth Featherstone   (04 Apr 1773)

Elizabeth Featherstone was born before 4 April 1773 at Hungarton, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 4 April 1773 at St Thomas-a-Beckett Parish Church, Skeffington, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of George and Ann. She was the daughter of George Featherstone and Ann Piggin.

Her married name was Needham. Martha Key was born circa 1798 at an unknown place, Derbyshire. She married Thomas Needham on Monday, 26 December 1825 at Parish Church, Dronfield, Derbyshire, they were both of the parish of Dronfield and both signed their names. The marriage was witnessed by Mary Key and John Key. Thomas Needham and Martha Key appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Little Barlow, Derbyshire, Thomas was described as a "farmer aged 45 of this county" and Martha as "aged 40 of this county". Mary Needham, John Needham, Thomas Needham, George Needham, William Needham and James Needham were also recorded in the family. Martha Key died in April 1845 at Barlow, Derbyshire. Martha was buried and recorded as being aged 47 years of Oaks Lane in the parish register on Thursday, 3 April 1845 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire.

     Children of Martha Key and Thomas Needham:

Enne Needham   (03 Sep 1826)
John Needham   (23 Sep 1827)
Thomas Needham   (28 Mar 1830)
George Needham   (15 Jan 1832)
William Needham   (08 Dec 1833 - Mar 1854)
Martha Needham   (20 Sep 1835 - Aug 1839)
James Needham   (16 Feb 1838)
Mary Needham   (14 Jan 1840)
Clement Needham   (13 Mar 1844)

John Needham was born before 23 September 1827 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 23 September 1827 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. He was the son of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. John Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham and Martha Key on 6 June 1841 at Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 14 years; Thomas was described as a "farmer aged 45 of this county" and Martha as "aged 40 of this county." John Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as being aged 23 years; Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow". John Needham was a blacksmith on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He witnessed the marriage of William H Taylor and his sister Mary Needham on 25 July 1858 at St Mary and All Saints Parish Church, Chesterfield, Derbyshire; William was described as "a labourer aged 20 years". Mary was described as "aged 20 years." John Needham married Mary Maria (John NEEDHAM) (__________). John Needham was executor of his father Thomas Needham's estate on Thursday, 17 May 1866. On Thursday, 17 May 1866 John Needham inherited the sum of "£30 in consideration for being executor of his father's will." John Needham and Mary Maria (John NEEDHAM) (__________) appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Oxtonlakes, Barlow, Derbyshire, John was described as "a woodcutter woodman aged 52 years and born in Barlow". Mary Maria was described as " aged 40 years and born in Barlow". Martha Needham, Thomas Needham, Hannah Maria Needham, Eliza Needham, John Needham, Joshua Turner Needham, Elizabeth Needham and Miriam Needham were also recorded in the family.

     Children of John Needham and Mary Maria (John NEEDHAM) (__________):

Martha Needham   (c 1861)
Thomas Needham   (01 Aug 1862)
Hannah Maria Needham   (c 1865)
Eliza Needham   (c 1869)
John Needham   (c 1870)
Joshua Turner Needham   (c 1872)
Elizabeth Needham   (c 1876)
Miriam Needham   (c 1878)

Thomas Needham was born before 28 March 1830 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 28 March 1830 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. He was the son of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. Thomas Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham and Martha Key on 6 June 1841 at Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 12 years; Thomas was described as a "farmer aged 45 of this county" and Martha as "aged 40 of this county." Thomas Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as being aged 21 years; Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow". Thomas Needham was a stone miner on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 7 April 1861 at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 31 years; Thomas was described as "a widower aged 70 years employed as a farmer/woodman and he was born in Barlow." Thomas Needham was a woodman on 7 April 1861 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. On Thursday, 17 May 1866 Thomas Needham inherited the sum of £20 from his father.

George Needham was born before 15 January 1832 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 15 January 1832 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. He was the son of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. George Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham and Martha Key on 6 June 1841 at Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 10 years; Thomas was described as a "farmer aged 45 of this county" and Martha as "aged 40 of this county." George Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as being aged 19 years; Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow". George Needham was a farm servant on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He married Hannah Turner, daughter of Joshua Turner and Hannah (Joshua TURNER) (__________). On Thursday, 17 May 1866 George Needham inherited the sum of £20 from his father. George Needham and Hannah Turner appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Haylarkes, Barlow, Derbyshire, George was described as "a farmer farming 44 acres, aged 49 years and born in Barlow". Hannah was described as aged 49 years and born in Ashover". George Needham, Hannah Maria Needham, James Needham, William Needham, Elizabeth Needham, Marion Needham, Amily Needham, Joshua Turner and Hannah (Joshua TURNER) (__________) were also recorded in the family.

     Children of George Needham and Hannah Turner:

George Needham   (c 1856)
Hannah Maria Needham   (c 1860)
James Needham   (c 1864)
William Needham   (c 1866)
Elizabeth Needham   (c 1868)
Marion Needham   (c 1871)
Amily Needham   (c 1873)

William Needham was born before 8 December 1833 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 8 December 1833 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. He was the son of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. William Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham and Martha Key on 6 June 1841 at Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 8 years; Thomas was described as a "farmer aged 45 of this county" and Martha as "aged 40 of this county." William Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as being aged 17 years; Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow". William Needham was a farm servant on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He died at age 20 in March 1854 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. William was buried and recorded as being aged 20 years of Oakes Lane in the parish register on Thursday, 30 March 1854 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire.

Martha Needham was born before 20 September 1835 at Barlow, Derbyshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 20 September 1835 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. She was the daughter of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. Martha Needham died at age 3 in August 1839 at Barlow, Derbyshire. Martha was buried and recorded as being aged 4 years of Oaks Lane in the parish register on Friday, 16 August 1839 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire.

James Needham was born on 16 February 1838 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was the son of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. James Needham was baptised on Sunday, 25 March 1838 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. He appeared on the census with Thomas Needham and Martha Key on 6 June 1841 at Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 4 years; Thomas was described as a "farmer aged 45 of this county" and Martha as "aged 40 of this county." James Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as being aged 13 years; Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow". James Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 7 April 1861 at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 23 years; Thomas was described as "a widower aged 70 years employed as a farmer/woodman and he was born in Barlow." James Needham was employed on a farm on 7 April 1861 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. On Thursday, 17 May 1866 James Needham inherited the remainder and residue of his father's estate with his brother Clement. He was a farmer on 18 October 1870 whilst living at Barlow, Derbyshire. He married Elizabeth Botham, daughter of John Botham, on Tuesday, 18 October 1870 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, they were both from the parish of Barlow and both signed their names. The marriage was witnessed by John Botham and Annie Elizabeth Marrow. James Needham was a farmer of 90 acres on 3 April 1881 whilst living at Lane End, Barlow, Derbyshire. James Needham and Elizabeth Botham appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Lane End, Barlow, Derbyshire, James was described as a farmer of 90 acres aged 45 years and born in Barlow". Elizabeth was described as "aged 31 years and born in Brampton". Elizabeth Needham, Martha Ann Needham, Herbert Needham, John Thomas Needham, Mary Needham and Clara Needham were also recorded in the family. James Needham was a farmer according to Bulmers directory in 1895 whilst living at Grange House, Barlow, Derbyshire.

     Children of James Needham and Elizabeth Botham:

Martha Ann Needham   (c 1872)
Elizabeth Needham   (c 1873)
Herbert Needham   (c 1874)
John Thomas Needham   (c 1876)
Mary Needham   (c 1877)
Clara Needham   (c 1879)

Clement Needham was born before 13 March 1844 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was baptised on Wednesday, 13 March 1844 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a farmer of Oakes Lane and Martha. He was the son of Thomas Needham and Martha Key. Clement Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as being aged 7 years; Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow". Clement Needham appeared on the census with Thomas Needham on 7 April 1861 at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 18 years; Thomas was described as "a widower aged 70 years employed as a farmer/woodman and he was born in Barlow." Clement Needham was employed on a farm on 7 April 1861 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. He married Eliza (Clement NEEDHAM) (__________). On Thursday, 17 May 1866 Clement Needham inherited the remainder and residue of his father's estate with his brother James. Clement Needham and Eliza (Clement NEEDHAM) (__________) appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Totley Bents, Totley, Derbyshire, Clement was described as "a farm servant aged 37 years and born in Barlow". Eliza was described as "aged 43 years born in Totley". Also recorded in the family were "John Edwd Greenwood PINDER-son in law aged 17 years, Jane PINDER-niece aged 14 years and Samuel BOOTH-nephew aged 8 years".. Clement Needham was a farmer and beer retailer of the Grouse Inn, Totley according to Bulmers directory in 1895 whilst living at Grouse Inn, Totley, Derbyshire.

Enne Needham was born circa 1776 at Moorhall, Barlow, Derbyshire. He married Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) (__________). Enne Needham was a farmer on 6 June 1841. He appeared on the census with James Needham on 6 June 1841 at Wirksworth, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 65 years; James was recorded as "Office of Excise St Johns St aged 35 years born in this county." Enne Needham was widowed when his spouse died in April 1847. Enne Needham appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Moorhall, Barlow, Derbyshire, Enne was described as "a retired farmer and widower aged 74 years born in Moorhall".. Clement Needham were also recorded in the family. Enne Needham died in April 1858 at Barlow, Derbyshire. Enne was buried and recorded as being aged 82 years of Barlow in the parish register on Thursday, 22 April 1858 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire.

     Children of Enne Needham and Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) (__________):

James Needham   (c 1804)
Mary Needham   (c 1806)
John Needham   (c 1809)

Caroline Needham was born before 23 April 1837 at Llanymynech, Shropshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 23 April 1837 at Parish Church, Llanymynech, Shropshire. She was the daughter of James Needham and Jemima Swift. Caroline Needham appeared on the census with James Needham on 6 June 1841 at Wirksworth, Derbyshire. She was recorded as aged 4 years; James was recorded as "Office of Excise St Johns St aged 35 years born in this county." Caroline Needham died in April 1849 at Moorhall, Barlow, Derbyshire. Caroline was buried and recorded as being aged 12 years of Moorhall in the parish register on Wednesday, 4 April 1849 at Barlow, Derbyshire.

Her married name was Needham. Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) (__________) was born circa 1782. She married Enne Needham. Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) (__________) appeared on the census with James Needham on 6 June 1841 at Wirksworth, Derbyshire. She was recorded as aged 55 years; James was recorded as "Office of Excise St Johns St aged 35 years born in this county." Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) (__________) died in April 1847 at Moorhall, Barlow, Derbyshire. Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) was buried and recorded as being aged 65 years of Moorhall in the parish register on Thursday, 1 April 1847 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire.

     Children of Hannah (Enne NEEDHAM) (__________) and Enne Needham:

James Needham   (c 1804)
Mary Needham   (c 1806)
John Needham   (c 1809)

Paul Siddall was born circa 1818 at Holmesfield, Derbyshire. He,William Greaves witnessed the will of Thomas Needham's on Thursday, 13 November 1862 at Barlow, Derbyshire; Thomas bequeathed £30 to his son John in consideration of his being executor. To his sons Thomas and George £20 and Mary his daughter £15. The remainder of his estate was to be divided between his 2 other sons James and Clement. Paul Siddall appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Quoit Green, Dronfield, Derbyshire, Paul was described as "a Registrar of Births and Deaths aged 63 years and born in Holmesfield Derbyshire"..

William Greaves was born say 1830 at an unknown place. He,Paul Siddall witnessed the will of Thomas Needham's on Thursday, 13 November 1862 at Barlow, Derbyshire; Thomas bequeathed £30 to his son John in consideration of his being executor. To his sons Thomas and George £20 and Mary his daughter £15. The remainder of his estate was to be divided between his 2 other sons James and Clement.

Eliza Higginbottom was born before 9 February 1831 at an unknown place. She was baptised on Wednesday, 9 February 1831 at St Mary and All Saints Parish Church, Chesterfield, Derbyshire. She was the daughter of Mary Higginbottom.

Mary Higginbottom was born say 1812 at an unknown place.

     Children of Mary Higginbottom:

Eliza Higginbottom   (09 Feb 1831)

James Taylor was born circa 1796 at an unknown place, Derbyshire. James Taylor appeared on the census of 6 April 1841 at Danesmoor, Clay Cross, Derbyshire, James was described as "a farmer aged 45 years, born in Derbyshire".. He was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at Handley Lodge, Clay Cross, Derbyshire. He was living in 1846 at Handley Lodge, Clay Cross, Derbyshire.

Peter Taylor was born say 1781 at an unknown place. He was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at Clay Cross, Derbyshire. He was residing at Clay Cross, Derbyshire, in 1846. He died in April 1862 at Clay Cross, Derbyshire. Peter was buried and recorded as being aged 81 years of Clay Cross in the parish register on Wednesday, 2 April 1862 at St Bartholomew Parish Church, Clay Cross, Derbyshire.

Henry Taylor was residing at Wooley Moor, Stretton, Derbyshire, in 1846. He was a shopkeeper in 1846 whilst living at Wooley Moor, Stretton, Derbyshire.

Henry Taylor was residing at Wooley Moor, Stretton, Derbyshire, in 1846. He was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at Wooley Moor, Stretton, Derbyshire.

Joseph Taylor was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at South Hill, Stretton, Derbyshire. He was residing at South Hill, Stretton, Derbyshire, in 1846.

Joseph Taylor was described as a farmer in 1846 whilst living at Stretton, Derbyshire. He was living in 1846 at South Hill, Stretton, Derbyshire, and described as Joseph jun.

William Taylor was born in ? At an unknown place. He was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at Stretton, Derbyshire. He was residing at Flax Piece, Stretton, Derbyshire, in 1846.

William Taylor was born in ? At an unknown place. He was residing at South Wingfield, Derbyshire, in 1846. He was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at South Wingfield, Derbyshire.

James Piggin was born on 15 August 1789 at Scraptoft, Leicestershire. He was the son of Daniel Piggin and Mary Day. James Piggin was baptised on Sunday, 23 August 1789 at All Saints Parish Church, Scraptoft, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Daniel and Mary. He was residing at Evington, Leicestershire, before 1803. He was an apprentice to Samuel Loseby employed as a cordwainer for a term of 14 years between 5 February 1803 and 1817 whilst living at St Martin's Parish, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was residing at St Martin's Parish, Leicester, Leicestershire, between 5 February 1803 and 1817. He married Ann Thompson on Monday, 23 October 1815 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. James Piggin was a shoemaker on 23 January 1826. He was not mentioned in the trade directories between 1827>1831 as a shoemaker. The first entry is in 1835 and the last entry was in 1846. He was a boot & shoemaker in 1835 whilst living at Mill Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a boot & shoemaker in 1840 whilst living at Mill Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a boot & shoemaker in 1841 whilst living at Mill Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a boot & shoemaker in 1842 whilst living at Mill Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a boot & shoemaker in 1843 whilst living at Mill Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a shoemaker in 1846 whilst living at Montague Place (Welford Road), Leicester, Leicestershire.

     Children of James Piggin and Ann Thompson:

John Piggin   (Mar 1822)
Allen Thompson Piggin   (23 Jan 1826 - Dec 1826)

Her married name was Piggin. Ann Thompson was born say 1795 at an unknown place. She married James Piggin, son of Daniel Piggin and Mary Day, on Monday, 23 October 1815 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire.

     Children of Ann Thompson and James Piggin:

John Piggin   (Mar 1822)
Allen Thompson Piggin   (23 Jan 1826 - Dec 1826)

Allen Thompson Piggin was born before 23 January 1826 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Monday, 23 January 1826 at St Mary De Castro Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of James and Ann. He was the son of James Piggin and Ann Thompson. Allen Thompson Piggin died at age 0 in December 1826 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Allen Thompson was buried and recorded as being of Mill Street aged 1 yr in the parish register on Sunday, 31 December 1826 at St Mary De Castro Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire.

Her married name was Piggin. Mary (Daniel PIGGIN) (__________) was born circa 1782 at an unknown place. She married Daniel Piggin, son of Daniel Piggin and Mary Day, say 1802 at an unknown place. Mary (Daniel PIGGIN) (__________) and Daniel Piggin were residing at Horsepool Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, before 16 February 1817. Mary (Daniel PIGGIN) (__________) was widowed when her spouse died on 16 February 1817.

     Children of Mary (Daniel PIGGIN) (__________) and Daniel Piggin:

Samuel Piggin   (20 Sep 1802 - Jul 1824)

Samuel Piggin was born on 20 September 1802 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was the son of Daniel Piggin and Mary (Daniel PIGGIN) (__________). Samuel Piggin was baptised on Friday, 24 September 1802 at St Mary De Castro Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Daniel and Mary. He died at age 21 in July 1824 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was residing at Horsepool Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, before 12 July 1824. Samuel was buried and recorded as being aged 21 years of Horsepool Street in the parish register on Monday, 12 July 1824 at St Mary De Castro Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire.

       
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