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William Marriott was born before 18 May 1857 at Sileby, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Monday, 18 May 1857 at Methodist Chapel, Sileby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Robert Marriott a labourer of Sileby and Elizth formally Newbold. He was the son of Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold. William Marriott appeared on the census with Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold on 7 April 1861 at King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 4 years; Robert was described as "an ag lab aged 41 years and born in Asfordby". Elizabeth was described as "a domestic aged 37 years and born in Rothley." William Marriott appeared on the census with Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold on 2 April 1871 at 47 King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 14 years; Robert was described as "a plate layer aged 51 years and born in Asfordby". Elizabeth was described as "aged 48 years and born in Rothley." William Marriott was a FWK on 2 April 1871 whilst living at 47 King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire. He was a FWK on 13 May 1884 whilst living at Sileby, Leicestershire. He married Ann Smith on Tuesday, 13 May 1884 at St Mary's Parish Church, Sileby, Leicestershire, William was described as "aged 26 years, son of Robert Marriott deceased". William Marriott and Ann Smith were residing at Barrow Road, Sileby, Leicestershire, on 25 January 1885. Ethel Marriott were also living there.

     Children of William Marriott and Ann Smith:

Ethel Marriott   (25 Jan 1885)

Elizabeth Marriott was born circa 1860 at Sileby, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold. Elizabeth Marriott appeared on the census with Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold on 7 April 1861 at King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 1 years; Robert was described as "an ag lab aged 41 years and born in Asfordby". Elizabeth was described as "a domestic aged 37 years and born in Rothley." Elizabeth Marriott appeared on the census with Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold on 2 April 1871 at 47 King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 11 years; Robert was described as "a plate layer aged 51 years and born in Asfordby". Elizabeth was described as "aged 48 years and born in Rothley."

Her married name was Marriott. Sarah Holmes was born circa 1850 at Cossington, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Mr F S Holmes. Sarah Holmes was a servant on 26 September 1870 whilst living at Cossington, Leicestershire. She married Thomas Marriott, son of Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold, on Monday, 26 September 1870 at St Mary's Parish Church, Sileby, Leicestershire, both were aged 21 years and single. They both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by Mary Marriott and William Buley. Thomas Marriott and Sarah Holmes appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at 48 King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "a FWK aged 21 years and born in Sileby". Sarah was described as "aged 21 years and born in Cossington".. Thomas Marriott and Sarah Holmes appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 66 Kirkwhite Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Thomas was described as a " hosiery steam patent maker aged 30 years and born in Sileby". Sarah was described as "aged 32 years and born in Cossington".. Thomas Marriott and Sarah Holmes appeared on the census of 31 March 1901 at Brook Street, Sileby, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "aged 50 years, a glove hand born in Sileby". Sarah was described as "aged 51? years and born in Cossington"..

John Marriott was born on 23 July 1811 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was the son of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. John Marriott was baptised on Sunday, 28 July 1811 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas and Mary. He died at age 16 in June 1828 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. John was buried and recorded as being aged 16 years of Asfordby in the parish register on Wednesday, 18 June 1828 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire.

William Marriott was born before 6 February 1813 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Saturday, 6 February 1813 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. He was the son of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. William Marriott married Anne Jane (William MARRIOTT) (__________) at an unknown place. William Marriott and Anne Jane (William MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Asfordby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a FWK aged 25 years of this county". Ann was described as "aged 25 years and of this county".. William Marriott and Anne Jane (William MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Asfordby, Leicestershire, William was described as "a FWK aged 38 years and born in Asfordby". Anne was described as "aged 40? years and born in Thurmaston". Mary Marriott and Lydia Marriott were also recorded in the family. William Marriott was widowed when his spouse died before 1881. He was a general labourer on 3 April 1881 whilst living at Church Lane, Asfordby, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with Joseph Marriott and Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________) on 3 April 1881 at Church Lane, Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a lodger, widowed, aged 68 years; Joseph was described as "a labourer in an Iron works aged 56 years and born in Asfordby". Olivia was described as "aged 57 years and born in Harby."

     Children of William Marriott and Anne Jane (William MARRIOTT) (__________):

Mary Marriott   (15 Nov 1841)
Lydia Marriott   (15 Dec 1848)

Her married name was Houghton. Sarah Marriott was born before 11 January 1815 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Wednesday, 11 January 1815 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. She was the daughter of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. Sarah Marriott appeared on the census with Thomas Marriott on 6 April 1841 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 25 years; Thomas was described as "a FWK aged 50 years and born in this county." Sarah Marriott was a launderess on 20 February 1845 whilst living at Asfordby, Leicestershire. She married Anthony Houghton on Thursday, 20 February 1845 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, both of this parish and of full age. Sarah made her mark (X).

     Children of Sarah Marriott:

Elizabeth Marriott   (16 Jan 1836)

Mary Marriott was born before 29 November 1816 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Friday, 29 November 1816 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. She was the daughter of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. Mary Marriott died at age 0 in December 1816 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. Mary was buried and recorded as being the infant dau of Thomas and Mary of Asfordby in the parish register on Tuesday, 3 December 1816 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire.

Ann Marriott was born before 18 December 1817 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Thursday, 18 December 1817 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. She was the daughter of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes.

Thomas Marriott was born before 9 October 1821 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Tuesday, 9 October 1821 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. He was the son of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes.

Joseph Marriott was born on 14 September 1823 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was the son of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. Joseph Marriott was baptised on Sunday, 21 September 1823 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. He married Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________) at an unknown place. Joseph Marriott and Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Asfordby, Leicestershire, Joseph was described as "an ag lab aged 27 years and born in Asfordby". Olivia was described as "Eliza aged 28 years and born in Market Harborough".. Joseph Marriott and Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Bakehouse Yard, Asfordby, Leicestershire, Joseph was described as "a farm labourer aged 36 years and born in Asfordby". Olivia was described as "a labourers wife aged 35 years and born in Harby". Mary J Marriott, Eliza Marriott and George Marriott were also recorded in the family. Joseph Marriott and Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Asfordby, Leicestershire, Joseph was described as "an ag lab aged 47 years and born in Asfordby". Olivia was described as "Lidia aged 48 years and born in Harby". Eliza Marriott were also recorded in the family. Joseph Marriott was a labourer on 10 December 1878. Joseph Marriott and Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Church Lane, Asfordby, Leicestershire, Joseph was described as "a labourer in an Iron works aged 56 years and born in Asfordby". Olivia was described as "aged 57 years and born in Harby". William Marriott and George Marriott were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Joseph Marriott and Olivia (Joseph MARRIOTT) (__________):

Mary J Marriott   (20 Aug 1854)
George Marriott   (12 Oct 1856)
Eliza Marriott   (19 Aug 1860)

Isaac Marriott was born before 20 November 1825 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Sunday, 20 November 1825 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a FWK of Asfordby and Mary. He was the son of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. Isaac Marriott married Elizabeth (Issac MARRIOTT) (__________) at an unknown place. Isaac Marriott and Elizabeth (Issac MARRIOTT) (__________) appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Cossington, Leicestershire, Isaac was described as "a gardener aged 45 years and born in Asfordby". Elizabeth was described as "aged 45 years and born in Sileby". Ellen Marriott were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Isaac Marriott and Elizabeth (Issac MARRIOTT) (__________):

Ellen Marriott   (c 1863)

George Marriott was born before 7 December 1828 at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Sunday, 7 December 1828 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Thomas a FWK and Mary. He was the son of Thomas Marriott and Mary Haynes. George Marriott was labourer on 25 April 1860 whilst living at Asfordby, Leicestershire. He married Sarah Veasey, daughter of Edward Veasey and Elizabeth (Edward VEASEY) (__________), on Wednesday, 25 April 1860 at All Saints Parish Church, Asfordby, Leicestershire, they both made their mark (X) and were of the parish of Asfordby. The marriage was witnessed by Thomas Large and Ann Veasey. George Marriott and Sarah Veasey appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Melton Road, Asfordby, Leicestershire, George was described as "a farm labourer aged 32 years and born in Asfordby". Sarah was described as "aged 22 years and born in Whissendine". Mary Anne Marriott were also recorded in the family. George Marriott and Sarah Veasey appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Asfordby, Leicestershire, George was described as "a lab aged 42 years and born in Asfordby". Sarah was described as "a dress maker aged 32 years and born in Whissendine, Rutland". George Marriott, Jane Marriott, Elizabeth Marriott, Ann Marriott and Mary Anne Marriott were also recorded in the family. George Marriott was widowed at age 45 when his spouse died on 20 April 1874. George Marriott appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Main Street, Asfordby, Leicestershire, George was described as "widowed Ag Lab aged 52 years and born in Asfordby". George Marriott, Ann Marriott and Emma Marriott were also recorded in the family. George Marriott was a labourer on 25 December 1893.

     Children of George Marriott and Sarah Veasey:

Mary Anne Marriott   (24 Jun 1860)
Jane Marriott   (17 Aug 1862)
Elizabeth Marriott   (20 Nov 1864)
Ann Marriott   (24 Feb 1867)
George Marriott   (05 Dec 1869)
Emma Marriott   (05 May 1872)
Sarah Marriott   (05 Jul 1874)

John Thomas Bradsworth was born before 19 January 1831 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Wednesday, 19 January 1831 at St George's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Joseph a FWK and Elizabeth of Rutland Street. He was the son of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers. John Thomas Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Bradsworth and Martha (John BRADSWORTH) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 10 years; John was described as "a FWK aged 50 years". Martha was described as "aged 50 years and both were of this county." John Thomas Bradsworth was a cordwainer on 30 March 1851 whilst living at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers on 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 19 years and a cordwainer; Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester." John Thomas Bradsworth was residing at Friday Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 25 December 1858. He married Mary Taylor, daughter of Thomas Taylor, on Saturday, 25 December 1858 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, John was recorded as a shoemaker aged 24 years and Mary was recorded as aged 20 years. They both made their mark.. The marriage was witnessed by John Shore and Lydia (John SHORE) (__________). John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 1 Wigston Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, John was described as "a cordwainer aged 30 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "a shoe binder aged 20? years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor were residing at Leicester, Leicestershire, before 1880. John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor were residing at Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, after 1880. John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, John was described as "a shoemaker aged 50 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 43 years and born in Leicester". Sarah Ann Bradsworth, Alice Bradsworth, Ellen Bradsworth, Lydia Bradsworth and Minnie Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. John Thomas Bradsworth died at age 52 on Monday, 25 June 1883 at Lorne Road, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, according to his death certificate he died of a "diseased heart 4 years", a shoemaker aged 49 years old. His death was registered by Mary Bradsworth, widow of the deceased who made her mark. John Thomas was buried and recorded as being aged 49 years in the parish register on Thursday, 28 June 1883 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as John Thomas BRADSWORTH (deceased) a press man? on his daughter Ellen's marriage certificate on 20 October 1890. He was recorded as John Thomas BRADSWORTH (deceased) a shoehand on his son Joseph's marriage certificate on 1 August 1898. He was recorded as Thomas BRADSWORTH (deceased) a shoehand on his daughter Lydia's marriage certificate on 19 November 1898.

     Children of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor:

Elizabeth Bradsworth   (c 1859)
John Bradsworth   (c 1862)
Sarah Ann Bradsworth   (c 1865)
Alice Bradsworth   (c 1869)
Ellen Bradsworth   (c 1872)
Joseph Bradsworth   (c 1875)
Lydia Bradsworth   (c 1877)
Minnie Bradsworth   (c 1880 - Jan 1889)

Joseph Bradsworth and John Bradsworth may be the same person according to the 1841 census. Joseph Bradsworth was born circa 1788 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers were published on Sunday, 19 March 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers were published on Sunday, 26 March 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers were published on Sunday, 2 April 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Joseph Bradsworth married Elizabeth Withers on Monday, 3 April 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, they were both of this parish. Joseph signed his name and Elizabeth made her mark. The marriage was witnessed by Charles Bradsworth. Joseph Bradsworth was a framework knitter between 1814 and 1826 whilst living at Belgrave Gate, Leicester, Leicestershire. He and Elizabeth Withers were residing at Belgrave Gate, Leicester, Leicestershire, between 1814 and 1826. Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers moved from Belgrave Gate to Rutland Street between 1826 and 1831. Joseph Bradsworth was a FWK on 19 January 1831 whilst living at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester". John Thomas Bradsworth, Charles Bradsworth, Mary Whitby, Charles Bradsworth and Sarah Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. Joseph Bradsworth died in November 1856. Joseph was buried and recorded as being aged 68 years in the parish register on Tuesday, 11 November 1856 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a framework knitter on 25 December 1858.

     Children of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers:

William Bradsworth   (17 Jul 1809)
Mary Bradsworth   (02 Sep 1811 - Apr 1814)
Sarah Bradsworth   (30 Mar 1814 - Jun 1819)
Joseph Bradsworth   (26 Jul 1816)
Joseph Bradsworth   (Apr 1818)
Samuel Bradsworth   (c 1822)
Charles Bradsworth   (Sep 1823 - Oct 1861)
Sarah Bradsworth   (Feb 1826 - Sep 1826)
John Bradsworth   (c 1829 - Jul 1829)
John Thomas Bradsworth   (19 Jan 1831 - 25 Jun 1883)
Elizabeth Bradsworth   (c 1836)

Her married name was Bradsworth. Elizabeth Withers and Martha (John BRADSWORTH) (__________) may be the same person according to the 1841 census. Elizabeth Withers was born circa 1787 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Elizabeth Withers and Joseph Bradsworth were published on Sunday, 19 March 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Elizabeth Withers and Joseph Bradsworth were published on Sunday, 26 March 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Marriage banns for Elizabeth Withers and Joseph Bradsworth were published on Sunday, 2 April 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Elizabeth Withers married Joseph Bradsworth on Monday, 3 April 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, they were both of this parish. Joseph signed his name and Elizabeth made her mark. The marriage was witnessed by Charles Bradsworth. Elizabeth Withers and Joseph Bradsworth were residing at Belgrave Gate, Leicester, Leicestershire, between 1814 and 1826. Elizabeth Withers and Joseph Bradsworth moved from Belgrave Gate to Rutland Street between 1826 and 1831. Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester". John Thomas Bradsworth, Charles Bradsworth, Mary Whitby, Charles Bradsworth and Sarah Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. Elizabeth Withers was widowed when her spouse died on 11 November 1856. She died in November 1858 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Elizabeth was buried and recorded as being aged 72 years in the parish register on Friday, 5 November 1858 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire.

     Children of Elizabeth Withers and Joseph Bradsworth:

William Bradsworth   (17 Jul 1809)
Mary Bradsworth   (02 Sep 1811 - Apr 1814)
Sarah Bradsworth   (30 Mar 1814 - Jun 1819)
Joseph Bradsworth   (26 Jul 1816)
Joseph Bradsworth   (Apr 1818)
Samuel Bradsworth   (c 1822)
Charles Bradsworth   (Sep 1823 - Oct 1861)
Sarah Bradsworth   (Feb 1826 - Sep 1826)
John Bradsworth   (c 1829 - Jul 1829)
John Thomas Bradsworth   (19 Jan 1831 - 25 Jun 1883)
Elizabeth Bradsworth   (c 1836)

Charles Bradsworth was born before September 1823 at Belgrave Gate, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was baptised in September 1823 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Joseph a FWK and Elizabeth of Belgrave Gate. He was the son of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers. Charles Bradsworth was a FWK on 6 June 1841 whilst living at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with John Bradsworth and Martha (John BRADSWORTH) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 15 years; John was described as "a FWK aged 50 years". Martha was described as "aged 50 years and both were of this county." Charles Bradsworth married Mary Whitby in 1844 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Charles Bradsworth was a FWK on 26 August 1846 whilst living at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers on 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 27 years and a framework knitter; Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester." Charles Bradsworth was a FWK on 30 March 1851 whilst living at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold". Charles Bradsworth, Sarah Bradsworth, Joseph Bradsworth, Mary Bradsworth and Elizabeth Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. Charles Bradsworth died at age 38 in October 1861 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Charles was buried and recorded as being aged 38 years in the parish register on Wednesday, 9 October 1861 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was a framework knitter on 9 July 1877.

     Children of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby:

Charles Bradsworth   (26 Aug 1846 - Dec 1889)
Joseph Bradsworth   (c 1848 - Sep 1848)
Sarah Bradsworth   (c Jan 1851)
Joseph Bradsworth   (c 1853)
Mary Bradsworth   (c 1856)
Elizabeth Bradsworth   (c 1858)
Jane Bradsworth   (c 1862)

Her married name was Bradsworth. Mary Whitby was born circa 1822 at Loughborough, Leicestershire. Mary Whitby was born circa 1822 at Prestwold, Nottinghamshire. She married Charles Bradsworth, son of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers, in 1844 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire. Mary Whitby appeared on the census with Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers on 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as a daughter in law aged 28 years and a seamstress; Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester." Mary Whitby was a seamstress on 30 March 1851 whilst living at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold". Charles Bradsworth, Sarah Bradsworth, Joseph Bradsworth, Mary Bradsworth and Elizabeth Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. Mary Whitby was widowed when her spouse died on 9 October 1861. Mary Whitby appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Mary was described as "a widow aged 48 years employed in fancy hosiery work and born in Prestwold Leicestershire". Sarah Bradsworth, Joseph Bradsworth, Mary Bradsworth, Elizabeth Bradsworth and Jane Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. Mary Whitby appeared on the census with William Judd and Elizabeth Bradsworth on 3 April 1881 at 67 Denman Street, St Margaret's, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as a widowed mother aged 59 years; William was described as "a shoe rivetter aged 26 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "employed in fancy hosiery work aged 24 years and born in Leicester."

     Children of Mary Whitby and Charles Bradsworth:

Charles Bradsworth   (26 Aug 1846 - Dec 1889)
Joseph Bradsworth   (c 1848 - Sep 1848)
Sarah Bradsworth   (c Jan 1851)
Joseph Bradsworth   (c 1853)
Mary Bradsworth   (c 1856)
Elizabeth Bradsworth   (c 1858)
Jane Bradsworth   (c 1862)

Charles Bradsworth was born before 26 August 1846 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Wednesday, 26 August 1846 at St George's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Charles a FWK and Mary of Rutland Street. He was the son of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Charles Bradsworth appeared on the census with Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers on 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a grandson aged 4 years; Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester." Charles Bradsworth appeared on the census with Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby on 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 14 years and a shoe maker; Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold." Charles Bradsworth died at age 43 in December 1889 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Charles was buried and recorded as being aged 43 years in the parish register on Wednesday, 4 December 1889 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire.

Sarah Bradsworth was born circa January 1851 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Sarah Bradsworth appeared on the census with Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers on 30 March 1851 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as a granddaughter aged 2 months; Joseph was described as "a FWK aged 63 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 64 years infirm and born in Leicester." Sarah Bradsworth appeared on the census with Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby on 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 10 years; Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold." Sarah Bradsworth appeared on the census with Mary Whitby on 2 April 1871 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 20 years; Mary was described as "a widow aged 48 years employed in fancy hosiery work and born in Prestwold Leicestershire." Sarah Bradsworth was a machinist in the shoe trade on 2 April 1871 whilst living at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire.

Joseph Bradsworth was born circa 1853 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was the son of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Joseph Bradsworth appeared on the census with Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby on 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 8 years; Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold." Joseph Bradsworth appeared on the census with Mary Whitby on 2 April 1871 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 18 years; Mary was described as "a widow aged 48 years employed in fancy hosiery work and born in Prestwold Leicestershire." Joseph Bradsworth was a shoe rivitter on 2 April 1871 whilst living at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire.

Mary Bradsworth was born circa 1856 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Mary Bradsworth appeared on the census with Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby on 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 5 years; Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold." Mary Bradsworth appeared on the census with Mary Whitby on 2 April 1871 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 15 years; Mary was described as "a widow aged 48 years employed in fancy hosiery work and born in Prestwold Leicestershire." Mary Bradsworth was a factory hand on 2 April 1871 whilst living at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire.

Her married name was Judd. Elizabeth Bradsworth was born circa 1858 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Elizabeth Bradsworth appeared on the census with Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby on 7 April 1861 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 2 years; Charles was described as "a framework knitter aged 37 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 38 years and born in Prestwold." Elizabeth Bradsworth appeared on the census with Mary Whitby on 2 April 1871 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 12 years; Mary was described as "a widow aged 48 years employed in fancy hosiery work and born in Prestwold Leicestershire." Elizabeth Bradsworth and William Judd were residing at 121 Andrew Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 9 July 1877. Elizabeth Bradsworth married William Judd, son of John Judd, on Monday, 9 July 1877 at St Paul's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, Elizabeth was described as age 19 years and William was described as age 23 years. William Judd and Elizabeth Bradsworth appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 67 Denman Street, St Margaret's, Leicester, Leicestershire, William was described as "a shoe rivetter aged 26 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "employed in fancy hosiery work aged 24 years and born in Leicester". Mary Whitby, Ada Judd and Florence Bradsworth were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Elizabeth Bradsworth and William Judd:

Ada Judd   (Sep 1880)

Jane Bradsworth was born circa 1862 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Jane Bradsworth appeared on the census with Mary Whitby on 2 April 1871 at 34 Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 9 years; Mary was described as "a widow aged 48 years employed in fancy hosiery work and born in Prestwold Leicestershire."

Sarah Ann Bradsworth was born circa 1865 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. Sarah Ann Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 16 years; John was described as "a shoemaker aged 50 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 43 years and born in Leicester." Sarah Ann Bradsworth was shoe hand on 3 April 1881 whilst living at New Park Road, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire.

Alice Bradsworth was born circa 1869 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. Alice Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 12 years; John was described as "a shoemaker aged 50 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 43 years and born in Leicester." Alice Bradsworth witnessed the marriage of William Sampson Massey and her sister Ellen Bradsworth on 20 October 1890 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire; William signed his name and Ellen made her mark.

Her married name was Massey. Ellen Bradsworth was born circa 1872 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. Ellen Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 9 years; John was described as "a shoemaker aged 50 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 43 years and born in Leicester." Ellen Bradsworth was residing at Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 20 October 1890. She married William Sampson Massey, son of Thomas Massey, on Monday, 20 October 1890 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, William signed his name and Ellen made her mark. The marriage was witnessed by Alice Bradsworth and John Bradsworth.

Her married name was King. Lydia Bradsworth was born circa 1877 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. Lydia Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 4 years; John was described as "a shoemaker aged 50 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 43 years and born in Leicester." Lydia Bradsworth witnessed the marriage of her brother Joseph Bradsworth and Emma Norton on 1 August 1898 at St James's Parish Church, Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire. Lydia Bradsworth and Thomas King were residing at Vernon Road, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 19 November 1898. Lydia Bradsworth married Thomas King, son of William King, on Saturday, 19 November 1898 at St James's Parish Church, Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire. The marriage was witnessed by John Blenheim Hollins and Mary King.

Minnie Bradsworth was born circa 1880 at Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. Minnie Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 1 years; John was described as "a shoemaker aged 50 years and born in Leicester". Mary was described as "aged 43 years and born in Leicester." Minnie Bradsworth died in January 1889 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Minnie was buried and recorded as being aged 9 years in the parish register on Tuesday, 22 January 1889 at Welford Road, Cemetery, Leicester, Leicestershire.

John Bradsworth was born circa 1862 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was the son of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. John Bradsworth appeared on the census with William Hill and Elizabeth Bradsworth on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 19 years and brother in law; William was described as "a shoe hand aged 25 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 22 years and born in Leicester." John Bradsworth witnessed the marriage of William Sampson Massey and his sister Ellen Bradsworth on 20 October 1890 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire; William signed his name and Ellen made her mark.

Joseph Bradsworth was born circa 1875. He was the son of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor. Joseph Bradsworth appeared on the census with William Hill and Elizabeth Bradsworth on 3 April 1881 at New Park Road, Miniver Cottages, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 6 years and brother in law; William was described as "a shoe hand aged 25 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth was described as "aged 22 years and born in Leicester." Joseph Bradsworth was a shoe hand on 1 August 1898 whilst living at 25 Lorrimer Road, Leicester, Leicestershire. He married Emma Norton, daughter of Joseph Norton, on Monday, 1 August 1898 at St James's Parish Church, Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire. The marriage was witnessed by Lydia Bradsworth and John Blenheim Hollins.

Samuel Bradsworth was born circa 1822 at St Margaret's Parish, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was the son of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers. Samuel Bradsworth was a FWK on 6 June 1841 whilst living at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with John Bradsworth and Martha (John BRADSWORTH) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 19 years; John was described as "a FWK aged 50 years". Martha was described as "aged 50 years and both were of this county." Samuel Bradsworth married Savvan (Samuel BRADSWORTH) (__________). Samuel Bradsworth was a framework knitter on 30 March 1851 whilst living at 22 Devonshire Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. Samuel Bradsworth and Savvan (Samuel BRADSWORTH) (__________) appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at 22 Devonshire Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Samuel was recorded as "aged 29 years a FWK born in St Margarets Leicester". Savvan was recorded as "aged 25 years and born in St Martins Leicester". Alfred Bradsworth and John Henry Bradsworth were also recorded in the family. Samuel Bradsworth was widowed when his spouse died before 3 April 1881. He and Alfred Bradsworth were relatives according to the 1881 census Alfred was the grandchild of Samuel on 3 April 1881 at 10 Waring Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. Samuel Bradsworth appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 10 Waring Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, Samuel was recorded as "an unmarried elastic harper aged 60 years and born in Leicester". Alfred Bradsworth, Charles Bradsworth, Sussana Bradsworth, Mary Bradsworth and Alfred Bradsworth were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Samuel Bradsworth and Savvan (Samuel BRADSWORTH) (__________):

Alfred Bradsworth   (c 1847)
John Henry Bradsworth   (c 1849)
Mary Bradsworth   (c 1853)
Sussana Bradsworth   (c 1857)
Charles Bradsworth   (c 1865)

Elizabeth Bradsworth and Elizabeth Bradsworth may be the same person. Elizabeth Bradsworth was born circa 1836 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers. Elizabeth Bradsworth appeared on the census with John Bradsworth and Martha (John BRADSWORTH) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 5 years; John was described as "a FWK aged 50 years". Martha was described as "aged 50 years and both were of this county."

William Sampson Massey was born say 1870 at an unknown place. He was the son of Thomas Massey. William Sampson Massey was residing at Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 20 October 1890. He was a shoe finisher on 20 October 1890 whilst living at Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire. He married Ellen Bradsworth, daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor, on Monday, 20 October 1890 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, William signed his name and Ellen made her mark. The marriage was witnessed by Alice Bradsworth and John Bradsworth.

Her married name was Bradsworth. Emma Norton was born circa 1878 at an unknown place. She was the daughter of Joseph Norton. Emma Norton married Joseph Bradsworth, son of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor, on Monday, 1 August 1898 at St James's Parish Church, Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire. The marriage was witnessed by Lydia Bradsworth and John Blenheim Hollins. Emma Norton was residing at Lorrimer Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 1 August 1898.

Thomas King was born circa 1874 at an unknown place. He was the son of William King. Thomas King was a shoehand on 19 November 1898 whilst living at Vernon Road, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire. He and Lydia Bradsworth were residing at Vernon Road, Aylestone, Leicester, Leicestershire, on 19 November 1898. Thomas King married Lydia Bradsworth, daughter of John Thomas Bradsworth and Mary Taylor, on Saturday, 19 November 1898 at St James's Parish Church, Aylestone Park, Leicester, Leicestershire. The marriage was witnessed by John Blenheim Hollins and Mary King.

Joseph Bradsworth was born circa 1848 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was the son of Charles Bradsworth and Mary Whitby. Joseph Bradsworth died in September 1848 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. Joseph was buried and recorded as being an infant son of Charles and Mary of Rutland Street in the parish register on Wednesday, 20 September 1848 at St George's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire.

William Bradsworth was born on 17 July 1809 at Leicester, Leicestershire. He was the son of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers. William Bradsworth was baptised on Wednesday, 19 July 1809 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Joseph and Elizabeth. He was a shoe a? On 6 June 1841 whilst living at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with John Bradsworth and Martha (John BRADSWORTH) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Rutland Street, Leicester, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 30 years; John was described as "a FWK aged 50 years". Martha was described as "aged 50 years and both were of this county." William Bradsworth was widowed when his spouse died before 1881. William Bradsworth appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 118 Upper Conduit Street, Leicester, Leicestershire, William was described as "a cordwainer aged 71 years and born in Leicester". Elizabeth Bradsworth and Caroline Newman were also recorded in the family.

     Children of William Bradsworth:

Elizabeth Bradsworth   (c 1836)

Mary Bradsworth was born on 2 September 1811 at Leicester, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Joseph Bradsworth and Elizabeth Withers. Mary Bradsworth was baptised on Friday, 6 September 1811 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Joseph and Elizabeth. She died at age 2 in April 1814 at Leicester, Leicestershire. Mary was buried and recorded as being aged 4 years in the parish register on Saturday, 16 April 1814 at St Margaret's Parish Church, Leicester, Leicestershire.

John Cooper was born circa 1805 at Grassmoor, Hasland, Derbyshire. He married Mary Beresford, daughter of Charles Beresford and Elizabeth Haslam, 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. John Cooper and Mary Beresford were residing at Brampton Moor, Brampton, Derbyshire, on 8 May 1842. John Cooper was widowed when his spouse died on 24 May 1846. John Cooper appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Vicar Lane, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, John was described as "a widower aged 46 years of age employed as a plate layer and his birth place was Grassmoor". William Cooper, John Martin, John Cooper, Ellen Cooper and Sarah Jane Cooper were also recorded in the family. John Cooper was a miner on 31 December 1860. He died in September 1861 at Brampton, Derbyshire. John was buried and recorded as being aged 56 years of Brampton in the parish register on Wednesday, 11 September 1861 at St Thomas's Parish Church, Brampton, Derbyshire.

     Children of John Cooper and Mary Beresford:

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)

William Hagues was born before 22 January 1832 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 22 January 1832 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the son of William a labourer of Caunton and Elizabeth. He was the son of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________). William Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was recorded as aged 9 years; William was described as "an ag/lab aged 35 years and born in this county". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in this county". William Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was recorded as a batchelor, servant and residing Kneesall; William was recorded as "husband, a shepherd of Caunton" and Elizabeth was recorded as "second wife of Caunton". The children were all recorded as "Children of his former wife" Across the entry is written "This family left the village April 1846, JRH. Cottage and situation as shepherd occupied by William STRAW." William Hagues was residing at Kneesall, Nottinghamshire, before April 1846. He and Samuel Hagues, Anne Hagues and Sarah Hagues resided with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in April 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, The family left the village April 1846. William Hagues was a mason's labourer on 6 August 1854 whilst living at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. He married Charlotte Godfrey, daughter of William Godfrey and Sarah White, on Sunday, 6 August 1854 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, William was described as a masons labourer and made his mark (X). Charlotte signed her name. They were both of full age and from this parish.. Charlotte Godfrey and William Hagues appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Back Lane, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, William was described as "a farm labourer aged 29 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 32 years and born in Mansfield Woodhouse".. Ada Hagues and Betsy Ann Hagues were also recorded in the family. William Hagues was a maltster (journeyman) on 28 December 1862 whilst living at South Street, Wakefield, Yorkshire. He and Charlotte Godfrey were residing at South Street, Wakefield, Yorkshire, on 28 December 1862. William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Great Cliffe, Crigglestone, Yorkshire, William was described as "a maltster aged 40 years and born in Nottinghamshire". Charlotte was described as "aged 42 years and born in Nottinghamshire".. Bertha Hagues, Walter Hagues, Herbert Hagues and Ada Hagues were also recorded in the family. William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire, William was described as "a maltster aged 49 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 52 years and born in Mansfield".. Walter Hagues, Herbert Hagues and Emily Hagues were also recorded in the family. William Hagues was a furnace labourer on 23 January 1882.

     Children of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey:

Sam Hagues   (13 Sep 1854 - Sep 1854)
Elizabeth Hagues   (27 Jan 1856 - May 1856)
Betsy Ann Hagues   (30 May 1858)
Ada Hagues   (17 Jun 1860)
Bertha Hagues   (28 Dec 1862)
Walter Hagues   (c 1867)
Herbert Hagues   (c 1870)
Emily Hagues   (c 1871)

Thomas Needham was born circa 1791 at Barlow, Derbyshire. He married Martha Key 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 was a woodman on 3 September 1826 whilst living at Barlow, Derbyshire. He was a farmer between 1827 and 1844 whilst living at Barlow, Derbyshire. 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. Thomas Needham was widowed when his spouse died on 3 April 1845. He was a farmer in 1846 whilst living at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire. Thomas Needham appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Oakes Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire, Thomas was described as a "widower aged 60 years and a farmer farming 24 acres born in Barlow".. Mary Needham, John Needham, Thomas Needham, George Needham, William Needham, James Needham, Clement Needham and Enne Needham were also recorded in the family. Thomas Needham was a farmer on 25 July 1858. Thomas Needham appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Oakes Lane, Little Barlow, Derbyshire, Thomas was described as "a widower aged 70 years employed as a farmer/woodman and he was born in Barlow". Thomas Needham, James Needham and Clement Needham were also recorded in the family. Thomas's will was written 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.. The witnesses to the will were Paul Siddall and William Greaves. Thomas Needham died on 15 March 1866 at Oaks Lane, Barlow, Derbyshire, according to his will which was proved 17th May 1866. Thomas was buried and recorded as being aged 75 years of Oxton Rakes in the parish register on Sunday, 18 March 1866 at St Lawrence Parish Church, Barlow, Derbyshire. His will was proved on Thursday, 17 May 1866 at Derby, Derbyshire, it stated that "the total effects were under £200."

     Children of Thomas Needham and Martha Key:

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)

Her married name was Hagues. Charlotte Godfrey was born before 4 January 1829 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 4 January 1829 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the dau of William a labourer of Mansfield Woodhouse and Sarah. She was the daughter of William Godfrey and Sarah White. Charlotte Godfrey married William Hagues, son of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________), on Sunday, 6 August 1854 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, William was described as a masons labourer and made his mark (X). Charlotte signed her name. They were both of full age and from this parish.. Charlotte Godfrey and William Hagues appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Back Lane, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, William was described as "a farm labourer aged 29 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 32 years and born in Mansfield Woodhouse".. Ada Hagues and Betsy Ann Hagues were also recorded in the family. Charlotte Godfrey and William Hagues were residing at South Street, Wakefield, Yorkshire, on 28 December 1862. Charlotte Godfrey registered the birth of her daughter Bertha Hagues on Friday, 2 January 1863 at + Wakefield Registration District +. William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 at Great Cliffe, Crigglestone, Yorkshire, William was described as "a maltster aged 40 years and born in Nottinghamshire". Charlotte was described as "aged 42 years and born in Nottinghamshire".. Bertha Hagues, Walter Hagues, Herbert Hagues and Ada Hagues were also recorded in the family. William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire, William was described as "a maltster aged 49 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 52 years and born in Mansfield".. Walter Hagues, Herbert Hagues and Emily Hagues were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Charlotte Godfrey and William Hagues:

Sam Hagues   (13 Sep 1854 - Sep 1854)
Elizabeth Hagues   (27 Jan 1856 - May 1856)
Betsy Ann Hagues   (30 May 1858)
Ada Hagues   (17 Jun 1860)
Bertha Hagues   (28 Dec 1862)
Walter Hagues   (c 1867)
Herbert Hagues   (c 1870)
Emily Hagues   (c 1871)

Walter Hagues was born circa 1867 at Wakefield, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey. Walter Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey on 2 April 1871 at Great Cliffe, Crigglestone, Yorkshire. He was recorded as aged 4 years; William was described as "a maltster aged 40 years and born in Nottinghamshire". Charlotte was described as "aged 42 years and born in Nottinghamshire". Walter Hagues was a blacksmith on 3 April 1881 whilst living at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire. He appeared on the census with William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey on 3 April 1881 at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 14 years; William was described as "a maltster aged 49 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 52 years and born in Mansfield".

Herbert Hagues was born circa 1870 at Crigglestone, Yorkshire. He was the son of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey. Herbert Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey on 2 April 1871 at Great Cliffe, Crigglestone, Yorkshire. He was recorded as aged 1 years; William was described as "a maltster aged 40 years and born in Nottinghamshire". Charlotte was described as "aged 42 years and born in Nottinghamshire". Herbert Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey on 3 April 1881 at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire. He was recorded as aged 11 years; William was described as "a maltster aged 49 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 52 years and born in Mansfield".

Emily Hagues was born circa 1871 at Crigglestone, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey. Emily Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey on 3 April 1881 at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire. She was recorded as aged 10 years; William was described as "a maltster aged 49 years and born in Caunton". Charlotte was described as "aged 52 years and born in Mansfield".

William Hagues and William Hague may be the same person. William Hagues was born circa 1806 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Thomas Hagues. William Hagues married Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________) say 1825 at an unknown place. William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________) appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, William was described as "an ag/lab aged 35 years and born in this county". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in this county".. William Hagues, Samuel Hagues, Anne Hagues and Sarah Hagues were also recorded in the family. William Hagues was widowed when his spouse died on 26 August 1843. He married Elizabeth Brelsforth, daughter of Joseph Brilsforth, on Tuesday, 6 February 1844 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, William was described as "a widower and shepherd" and made his mark (X). Elizabeth was described as "a servant and spinster". Both were of this parish.. William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth appeared on the census of 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, William was recorded as "husband, a shepherd of Caunton" and Elizabeth was recorded as "second wife of Caunton". The children were all recorded as "Children of his former wife" Across the entry is written "This family left the village April 1846, JRH. Cottage and situation as shepherd occupied by William STRAW". William Hagues, Samuel Hagues, Anne Hagues, Sarah Hagues and Mary (_________) Hagues were also recorded in the family. William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth were residing at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, in April 1846 The family left the village April 1846. William Hagues, Samuel Hagues, Anne Hagues and Sarah Hagues were also living there. William Hagues was a labourer on 6 August 1854.

     Children of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________):

George Hagues   (25 Dec 1825 - May 1841)
Sarah Hagues   (09 Mar 1828)
Ann Hagues   (29 Sep 1830 - Feb 1831)
William Hagues   (22 Jan 1832)
Thomas Hagues   (04 Jan 1835 - Jan 1841)
Samuel Hagues   (25 Jun 1837)
Anne Hagues   (10 Nov 1839)

Thomas Hagues was born before 4 January 1835 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 4 January 1835 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the son of William a labourer of Caunton and Elizabeth. He was the son of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________). Thomas Hagues died in January 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. Thomas was buried and recorded as being aged 6 years of Caunton in the parish register on Monday, 18 January 1841 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire.

Samuel Hagues was born before 25 June 1837 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 25 June 1837 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the son of William a labourer of Caunton and Elizabeth. He was the son of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________). Samuel Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was recorded as aged 3 years; William was described as "an ag/lab aged 35 years and born in this county". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in this county". Samuel Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was recorded as a boy at school, residing in Caunton; William was recorded as "husband, a shepherd of Caunton" and Elizabeth was recorded as "second wife of Caunton". The children were all recorded as "Children of his former wife" Across the entry is written "This family left the village April 1846, JRH. Cottage and situation as shepherd occupied by William STRAW." Samuel Hagues and William Hagues, Anne Hagues and Sarah Hagues resided with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in April 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, The family left the village April 1846.

Anne Hagues was born before 10 November 1839 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 10 November 1839 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the dau of William a labourer of Caunton and Elizabeth. She was the daughter of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________). Anne Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was recorded as aged 1 years; William was described as "an ag/lab aged 35 years and born in this county". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in this county". Anne Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was recorded as a girl at school, residing in Caunton; William was recorded as "husband, a shepherd of Caunton" and Elizabeth was recorded as "second wife of Caunton". The children were all recorded as "Children of his former wife" Across the entry is written "This family left the village April 1846, JRH. Cottage and situation as shepherd occupied by William STRAW." Anne Hagues and William Hagues, Samuel Hagues and Sarah Hagues resided with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in April 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, The family left the village April 1846.

George Hagues was born before 25 December 1825 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. He was baptised on Sunday, 25 December 1825 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the son of William a labourer of Caunton and Elizabeth. He was the son of William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________). George Hagues died at age 15 in May 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. George was buried and recorded as being aged 15 years of Caunton in the parish register on Thursday, 13 May 1841 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire.

       
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