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Sarah Hagues was born before 9 March 1828 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 9 March 1828 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) (__________). Sarah Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth (William HAGUES) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was recorded as aged 13 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". Sarah Hagues appeared on the census with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was recorded as a spinster, servant and 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." Sarah Hagues and William Hagues, Samuel Hagues and Anne Hagues resided with William Hagues and Elizabeth Brelsforth in April 1846 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire, The family left the village April 1846.

Ann Hagues was born before 29 September 1830 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Wednesday, 29 September 1830 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) (__________). Ann Hagues died at age 0 in February 1831 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. Ann was buried and recorded as being aged 25 weeks of Caunton in the parish register on Thursday, 17 February 1831 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire.

Her married name was Hagues. Elizabeth Brelsforth was born say 1824 at an unknown place. She was the daughter of Joseph Brilsforth. Elizabeth Brelsforth married William Hagues, son of Thomas Hagues, 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. Elizabeth Brelsforth and William Hagues 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.

Thomas Hagues and Thomas Hagues may be the same person. Thomas Hagues was born at an unknown place. He married Sarah (Thomas HAGUES) (__________) at an unknown place.

     Children of Thomas Hagues and Sarah (Thomas HAGUES) (__________):

William Hague   (16 Apr 1802)
Mary Hagues   (02 Oct 1825)

Sarah (Thomas HAGUES) (__________) married Thomas Hagues at an unknown place. Sarah (Thomas HAGUES) (__________) was born at an unknown place. Her married name was Hagues.

     Children of Sarah (Thomas HAGUES) (__________) and Thomas Hagues:

William Hague   (16 Apr 1802)
Mary Hagues   (02 Oct 1825)

Mary Hagues was born before 2 October 1825 at Caunton, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 2 October 1825 at St Andrew's Parish Church, Caunton, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the dau of Thomas a labourer of Caunton and Sarah. She was the daughter of Thomas Hagues and Sarah (Thomas HAGUES) (__________).

Thomas Hagues and Thomas Hagues may be the same person. Thomas Hagues was born say 1775 at an unknown place. He was a labourer on 6 February 1844.

     Children of Thomas Hagues:

William Hagues   (c 1806)

Joseph Brilsforth was born say 1800 at an unknown place. He was a labourer on 6 February 1844.

     Children of Joseph Brilsforth:

Elizabeth Brelsforth   (s 1824)

Her married name was Hickling. Elizabeth (Bartholomew HICKLING) (__________) was born circa 1756 at an unknown place. She married Bartholomew Hickling. Elizabeth (Bartholomew HICKLING) (__________) died in December 1798 at Thrussington, Leicestershire. Elizabeth (Bartholomew HICKLING) was buried and recorded as being aged 42 years in the parish register on Saturday, 22 December 1798 at an unknown place, Leicestershire.

     Children of Elizabeth (Bartholomew HICKLING) (__________) and Bartholomew Hickling:

Ann Hickling   (18 Mar 1782 - Nov 1865)
Elizabeth Hickling   (01 Sep 1784)
Edward Hickling   (10 Feb 1786)
Bartholomew Hickling   (18 May 1788)
James Hickling   (26 Oct 1790)

Her married name was Riggott. Ada Hagues was born before 17 June 1860 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 17 June 1860 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the dau of William a labourer of Mansfield Woodhouse and Charlotte. She was the daughter of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey. Ada Hagues appeared on the census with Charlotte Godfrey and William Hagues on 7 April 1861 at Back Lane, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. She was recorded as aged 10 months; 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 appeared on the census with William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey on 2 April 1871 at Great Cliffe, Crigglestone, Yorkshire. She was recorded as aged 10 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". Ada Hagues married John Riggott on Sunday, 10 October 1880 at St John the Evangelist Parish Church, Newbold with Dunston, Derbyshire. Ada Hagues and John Riggott appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Johnson Street, Whittington, Derbyshire, Ada was described as "aged 20 years and born in Mansfield". John was described as "a labourer in an iron works aged 23 years and born in Walton". Jane A Riggott were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Ada Hagues and John Riggott:

Jane A Riggott   (c 1880)

Betsy Ann Hagues was born before 30 May 1858 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 30 May 1858 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the dau of William a labourer of Mansfield Woodhouse and Charlotte. She was the daughter of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey. Betsy Ann Hagues appeared on the census with Charlotte Godfrey and William Hagues on 7 April 1861 at Back Lane, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. She was recorded as aged 2 years; 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".

William Godfrey was born circa 1795 at Bolsover, Derbyshire. He married Sarah White, daughter of James White and Mary (James WHITE) (__________), on Sunday, 3 July 1825 at St Helen's Parish Church, Upper Langwith, Derbyshire. William Godfrey was an ag lab on 30 March 1851 whilst living at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. William Godfrey and Sarah White appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, William was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Bolsover". Sarah was described as "aged 51 years and born in Langwith Derbyshire". William Godfrey and Matthew Godfrey were also recorded in the family. William Godfrey died in December 1853 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. William was buried and recorded as being aged 58 years of Mansfield Woodhouse in the parish register on Monday, 12 December 1853 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. He was a labourer on 6 August 1854.

     Children of William Godfrey and Sarah White:

Mary Godfrey   (25 Dec 1826)
Charlotte Godfrey   (04 Jan 1829)
Priscilla Godfrey   (13 Feb 1831)
Matthew Godfrey   (24 Mar 1833)
William Godfrey   (19 Jul 1835 - Aug 1882)
Elizabeth Godfrey   (08 Oct 1837 - Jul 1846)
Sarah Ann Godfrey   (20 May 1840 - Oct 1840)
Ellen Godfrey   (19 Dec 1841)
Henry Godfrey   (24 Apr 1843 - May 1843)

Sam Hagues was born before 13 September 1854 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. He was baptised on Wednesday, 13 September 1854 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the son of William a labourer of Mansfield Woodhouse and Charlotte. He was the son of William Hagues and Charlotte Godfrey. Sam Hagues died in September 1854 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. Sam was buried and recorded as being an infant in the parish register on Friday, 29 September 1854 at St Edmund's Parish Church, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire.

Her married name was Godfrey. Sarah White was born before 27 February 1803 at Upper Langwith, Derbyshire. She was baptised on Sunday, 27 February 1803 at Parish Church, Upper Langwith, Nottinghamshire, and recorded as the dau of James and Mary. She was the daughter of James White and Mary (James WHITE) (__________). Sarah White married William Godfrey on Sunday, 3 July 1825 at St Helen's Parish Church, Upper Langwith, Derbyshire. William Godfrey and Sarah White appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, William was described as "an ag lab aged 55 years and born in Bolsover". Sarah was described as "aged 51 years and born in Langwith Derbyshire". William Godfrey and Matthew Godfrey were also recorded in the family. Sarah White was widowed at age 50 when her spouse died on 12 December 1853. Sarah White appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 at Hansleys Yard, Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, Sarah was described as "a widow aged 61 years and born in Langwith Derbyshire"?. William Godfrey and Henry Shoenson were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Sarah White and William Godfrey:

Mary Godfrey   (25 Dec 1826)
Charlotte Godfrey   (04 Jan 1829)
Priscilla Godfrey   (13 Feb 1831)
Matthew Godfrey   (24 Mar 1833)
William Godfrey   (19 Jul 1835 - Aug 1882)
Elizabeth Godfrey   (08 Oct 1837 - Jul 1846)
Sarah Ann Godfrey   (20 May 1840 - Oct 1840)
Ellen Godfrey   (19 Dec 1841)
Henry Godfrey   (24 Apr 1843 - May 1843)

Mary Godfrey was born before 25 December 1826 at Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. She was baptised on Monday, 25 December 1826 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.

Thomas Neal was born say 1720 at an unknown place. He married Elizabeth Fisher on Thursday, 8 June 1747 at Parish Church, Thrussington, Leicestershire. Thomas Neal was widowed when his spouse died on 29 August 1773. He died in April 1786 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Thomas was buried and recorded as being a labouer and pauper in the parish register on Friday, 21 April 1786 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

     Children of Thomas Neal and Elizabeth Fisher:

Richard Neal   (25 Feb 1748 - Jan 1834)
Elizabeth Neal   (14 Jan 1753 - Jul 1816)

Her married name was Neal. Elizabeth Fisher was born say 1720 at an unknown place. She married Thomas Neal on Thursday, 8 June 1747 at Parish Church, Thrussington, Leicestershire. Elizabeth Fisher died in August 1773 at Rearsby, Leicestershire. Elizabeth was buried and recorded as being the wife of Thomas Neal in the parish register on Sunday, 29 August 1773 at Parish Church, Rearsby, Leicestershire.

     Children of Elizabeth Fisher and Thomas Neal:

Richard Neal   (25 Feb 1748 - Jan 1834)
Elizabeth Neal   (14 Jan 1753 - Jul 1816)

John Allen was born say 1837 at an unknown place. He was a farm labourer on 26 February 1883.

     Children of John Allen:

Walter Allen   (c 1857)

Jane Marriott was born before 14 March 1847 at Sileby, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 14 March 1847 at St Mary's Parish Church, Sileby, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Robert a labourer of Sileby and Elizabeth. She was the daughter of Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold. Jane Marriott appeared on the census with Robert Marriott and Elizabeth Newbold on 30 March 1851 at King Street, Sileby, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 4 years; Robert was described as "a FWK aged 31 years and born in Asfordby". Elizabeth was described as "aged 28 years and born in Rothley." Jane 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 24 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." As of March 1874,her married name was Martin. Jane Marriott married Frederick Martin in March 1874 at + Barrow on Soar Registration District +.

Matthew Newbold was baptised on Wednesday, 15 April 1789 at Parish Church, Thurmaston, Leicestershire. Matthew Newbold was born circa 1791 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. Matthew Newbold was born circa 1791 at Rothley, Leicestershire. He was the son of Matthew Newbold and Jenney Jane James. Matthew Newbold married Margaret Hall on Monday, 1 May 1815 at Parish Church, Keyham, Leicestershire, both were recorded as of this parish and made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by John Webster and Sarah Webster. Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall were subjected to a removal order and returned to their last legal place of settlement of Rothley on 26 May 1821 at Syston, Leicestershire. Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall were residing at Rothley, Leicestershire, after 26 May 1821. Matthew Newbold, Thomas Newbold and Ann Newbold were also living there. Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at North Street, Eastside, Rothley, Leicestershire, Matthew was described as "an ag lab aged 50 years" and Margaret was described as "aged 47 years, both of this county". Jonathon Newbold and William Newbold were also recorded in the family. Matthew Newbold died in September 1847 at Rothley, Leicestershire. Matthew was buried and recorded as being aged 55 years of Rothley in the parish register on Monday, 20 September 1847 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire. He was a labourer on 27 November 1848.

     Children of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall:

Matthew Newbold   (26 Feb 1816)
Thomas Newbold   (29 Mar 1818 - Dec 1903)
Ann Newbold   (23 Apr 1820)
Elizabeth Newbold   (26 Dec 1824 - Nov 1877)
Jane Newbold   (26 Dec 1824)
Jonathon Newbold   (c 1827)
William Newbold   (c 1829)
George Newbold   (04 Dec 1832 - Dec 1832)

Her married name was Newbold. Margaret Hall was born circa 1792 at Syston, Leicestershire. Margaret Hall was born circa 1794 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. She married Matthew Newbold, son of Matthew Newbold and Jenney Jane James, on Monday, 1 May 1815 at Parish Church, Keyham, Leicestershire, both were recorded as of this parish and made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by John Webster and Sarah Webster. Margaret Hall and Matthew Newbold were subjected to a removal order and returned to their last legal place of settlement of Rothley on 26 May 1821 at Syston, Leicestershire. Margaret Hall and Matthew Newbold were residing at Rothley, Leicestershire, after 26 May 1821. Matthew Newbold, Thomas Newbold and Ann Newbold were also living there. Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at North Street, Eastside, Rothley, Leicestershire, Matthew was described as "an ag lab aged 50 years" and Margaret was described as "aged 47 years, both of this county". Jonathon Newbold and William Newbold were also recorded in the family. Margaret Hall was widowed when her spouse died on 20 September 1847. Margaret Hall appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Bacon Hole, Rothley, Leicestershire, Margaret was described as "a nurse aged 59 years and a widow born in Syston"..

     Children of Margaret Hall and Matthew Newbold:

Matthew Newbold   (26 Feb 1816)
Thomas Newbold   (29 Mar 1818 - Dec 1903)
Ann Newbold   (23 Apr 1820)
Elizabeth Newbold   (26 Dec 1824 - Nov 1877)
Jane Newbold   (26 Dec 1824)
Jonathon Newbold   (c 1827)
William Newbold   (c 1829)
George Newbold   (04 Dec 1832 - Dec 1832)

Jane Newbold was born before 26 December 1824 at Rothley, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 26 December 1824 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Matthew a labourer of Rothley and Margaret. She was the daughter of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall.

Sarah Newbold was born circa 1830 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Unknown Person Newbold. Sarah Newbold was a seamer on 6 June 1841 whilst living at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. She appeared on the census with William Newbold and Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. She was recorded as a grandchild aged 11 years; William was described as "a labourer on a turn pike and aged 70 years". Margaret was described as "aged 69 years and both were of this county."

Samuel Newbold was born circa 1821 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. He was the son of Unknown Person Newbold. Samuel Newbold was an ag lab on 6 June 1841 whilst living at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. He appeared on the census with William Newbold and Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a grandchild aged 20 years; William was described as "a labourer on a turn pike and aged 70 years". Margaret was described as "aged 69 years and both were of this county."

Absolam Newbold was born circa 1836 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. He was the son of Unknown Person Newbold. Absolam Newbold appeared on the census with William Newbold and Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) on 6 June 1841 at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a grandchild aged 5 years; William was described as "a labourer on a turn pike and aged 70 years". Margaret was described as "aged 69 years and both were of this county."

Jonathon Newbold was born circa 1827 at Rothley, Leicestershire. He was the son of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall. Jonathon Newbold appeared on the census with Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall on 6 June 1841 at North Street, Eastside, Rothley, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 14 years; Matthew was described as "an ag lab aged 50 years" and Margaret was described as "aged 47 years, both of this county." Jonathon Newbold married Ann Sharp, daughter of Samuel Sharp, on Monday, 27 November 1848 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire, they both were of the parish of Rothley and they both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by George North and John Preston. Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Cross Green, Rothley, Leicestershire, Jonathon was described as "a FWK aged 24 years and born in Rothley". Ann was described as "aged 27 years and born in Rothley". Susannah Newbold were also recorded in the family. Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 4 Pleasant Row, Loughborough, Leicestershire, Jonathon was described as "a labourer aged 53 years born in Rothley". Ann was described as "aged 57 years born in Rothley"..

     Children of Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp:

Susannah Newbold   (23 Sep 1849)
William Newbold   (16 Feb 1852)
Matthew Newbold   (15 Mar 1856 - Apr 1856)
Charles Newbold   (25 Jul 1857)
Caroline Newbold   (22 Apr 1860)

William Newbold was born circa 1829 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. He was the son of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall. William Newbold appeared on the census with Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall on 6 June 1841 at North Street, Eastside, Rothley, Leicestershire. He was recorded as aged 11 years; Matthew was described as "an ag lab aged 50 years" and Margaret was described as "aged 47 years, both of this county."

William Newbold was born circa 1771 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. He married Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) say 1800 at an unknown place. William Newbold and Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, William was described as "a labourer on a turn pike and aged 70 years". Margaret was described as "aged 69 years and both were of this county". Sarah Newbold, Samuel Newbold, Absolam Newbold, Elizabeth Newbold and Emma Newbold were also recorded in the family.

     Children of William Newbold and Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________):

Unknown Person Newbold   (s 1790)

Her married name was Newbold. Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) was born circa 1772 at an unknown place, Leicestershire. She married William Newbold say 1800 at an unknown place. William Newbold and Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) appeared on the census of 6 June 1841 at Main Street, Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, William was described as "a labourer on a turn pike and aged 70 years". Margaret was described as "aged 69 years and both were of this county". Sarah Newbold, Samuel Newbold, Absolam Newbold, Elizabeth Newbold and Emma Newbold were also recorded in the family.

     Children of Margaret (William NEWBOLD) (__________) and William Newbold:

Unknown Person Newbold   (s 1790)

Her married name was Newbold. Ann Sharp was born circa 1824 at Rothley, Leicestershire. She was the daughter of Samuel Sharp. Ann Sharp married Jonathon Newbold, son of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall, on Monday, 27 November 1848 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire, they both were of the parish of Rothley and they both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by George North and John Preston. Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Cross Green, Rothley, Leicestershire, Jonathon was described as "a FWK aged 24 years and born in Rothley". Ann was described as "aged 27 years and born in Rothley". Susannah Newbold were also recorded in the family. Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at 4 Pleasant Row, Loughborough, Leicestershire, Jonathon was described as "a labourer aged 53 years born in Rothley". Ann was described as "aged 57 years born in Rothley"..

     Children of Ann Sharp and Jonathon Newbold:

Susannah Newbold   (23 Sep 1849)
William Newbold   (16 Feb 1852)
Matthew Newbold   (15 Mar 1856 - Apr 1856)
Charles Newbold   (25 Jul 1857)
Caroline Newbold   (22 Apr 1860)

Susannah Newbold was born before 23 September 1849 at Rothley, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 23 September 1849 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Jonathon a labourer of Rothley and Ann. She was the daughter of Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp. Susannah Newbold appeared on the census with Jonathon Newbold and Ann Sharp on 30 March 1851 at Cross Green, Rothley, Leicestershire. She was recorded as aged 1 years; Jonathon was described as "a FWK aged 24 years and born in Rothley". Ann was described as "aged 27 years and born in Rothley."

George Newbold was born before 4 December 1832 at Rothley, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Tuesday, 4 December 1832 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Matthew a labourer of Rothley and Margaret. He was the son of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall. George Newbold died in December 1832 at Rothley, Leicestershire. George was buried and recorded as being an infant of Rothley in the parish register on Thursday, 6 December 1832 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire.

George William Piggin was born on 15 January 1896 at Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was the son of Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak. His birth was registered in 1895 at + Billesdon Registration District +. George William Piggin appeared on the census with Samuel Piggin and Elizabeth Alice Holyoak on 31 March 1901 at Duffield Terrace, Billesdon, Leicestershire. He was recorded as a son aged 5 years; Samuel was described as "a scavinger aged 40 years and born in Skeffington". Elizabeth was described as "aged 35 years and born in Billesdon." As of 31 March 1901, George William Piggin was also known as Willie Piggin. He died in 1970 at + Leicester Registration District +. George William was buried on Monday, 9 March 1970 at Billesdon, Leicestershire.

Matthew Newbold was born before 26 February 1816 at Syston, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Monday, 26 February 1816 at Parish Church, Syston, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Matthew a labourer of Syston and Margaret. He was the son of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall. Matthew Newbold was a witness to and subjected to a removal order and returned to their last legal place of settlement of Rothley with his parents Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall on 26 May 1821 at Syston, Leicestershire. He was recorded as being aged 5 years. Matthew Newbold and Thomas Newbold and Ann Newbold resided with Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall after 26 May 1821 at Rothley, Leicestershire.

Thomas Newbold was born before 29 March 1818 at Syston, Leicestershire. He was baptised on Sunday, 29 March 1818 at Parish Church, Syston, Leicestershire, and recorded as the son of Matthew a labourer of Syston and Margaret. He was the son of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall. Thomas Newbold was a witness to and subjected to a removal order and returned to their last legal place of settlement of Rothley with his parents Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall on 26 May 1821 at Syston, Leicestershire. He was recorded as being aged 3 years. Thomas Newbold and Matthew Newbold and Ann Newbold resided with Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall after 26 May 1821 at Rothley, Leicestershire. Thomas Newbold married Alice (Thomas NEWBOLD) (__________) at an unknown place. Thomas Newbold and Alice (Thomas NEWBOLD) (__________) appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 at Cross Green, Rothley, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as "an ag lab aged 33 years and born in Syston". Ann was described as "aged 37 years and born in Willoughby". Thomas Newbold and Ann Newbold were also recorded in the family. Alice (Thomas NEWBOLD) (__________) and Thomas Newbold appeared on the census of 3 April 1881 at Back Street, Seagrave, Leicestershire, Thomas was described as an "ag lab aged 59 years born in Bathby, Leicestershire". Alice was described as "aged 59 years and born in Burton on the Wolds, Leicestershire".. He was widowed at age 67 when his spouse died on 4 February 1886. He died at age 85 in December 1903 at Union Workhouse, Barrow Upon Soar, Leicestershire. Thomas was buried and recorded as being aged 86 years of the Union Workhouse in the parish register on Monday, 21 December 1903 at St John the Baptist Parish Church, Rothley, Leicestershire.

     Children of Thomas Newbold and Alice (Thomas NEWBOLD) (__________):

Ann Newbold   (c 1847)
Thomas Newbold   (11 Nov 1849)
Sarah Newbold   (17 Sep 1851)

Ann Newbold was born before 23 April 1820 at Syston, Leicestershire. She was baptised on Sunday, 23 April 1820 at Parish Church, Syston, Leicestershire, and recorded as the dau of Matthew a labourer and Margaret of Syston. She was the daughter of Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall. Ann Newbold was a witness to and subjected to a removal order and returned to their last legal place of settlement of Rothley with her parents Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall on 26 May 1821 at Syston, Leicestershire. She was recorded as being aged 1 years. Ann Newbold and Matthew Newbold and Thomas Newbold resided with Matthew Newbold and Margaret Hall after 26 May 1821 at Rothley, Leicestershire.

Richard Broom was born say 1750? At an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of John Piggin and Mary Conduit on Wednesday, 21 March 1781 at Tilton on the Hill, Leicestershire; he was described as a widower of Skeffington and she was described as a spinster. They both made their mark (X).

Sarah Condit was born say 1750 at an unknown place. She witnessed the marriage of John Piggin and Mary Conduit on Wednesday, 21 March 1781 at Tilton on the Hill, Leicestershire; he was described as a widower of Skeffington and she was described as a spinster. They both made their mark (X).

Thomas Webster was born say 1740 at an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of Daniel Piggin and Anne Smith on Sunday, 11 October 1767 at St Thomas-a-Beckett Parish Church, Skeffington, Leicestershire; Anne made her mark (X) and her abode was stated as Billesdon. Daniel signed his name in full.

John Buteris was born say 1735 at an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of Daniel Piggin and Anne Smith on Sunday, 11 October 1767 at St Thomas-a-Beckett Parish Church, Skeffington, Leicestershire; Anne made her mark (X) and her abode was stated as Billesdon. Daniel signed his name in full.

John Frisby was born say 1750 at an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of Thomas Piggin and Elizabeth Lowth on Monday, 15 November 1773 at St Peter's Parish Church, Tilton on the Hill, Leicestershire; Thomas was described as a batchelor and Elizabeth was described as a spinster. They were both of the parish of Tilton on the Hill and they both made their mark (X).

Richard Bearn was born say 1725 at an unknown place. He,Thomas Hanger and Valentine Bellamy witnessed the will of William Piggin's on Wednesday, 29 January 1755; William made his mark (X). He bequeathed to his wife Elizabeth "(whom shall be his sole extrix) all my goods and chattells". To his "son's Thomas, John and Samuel 1 shilling each" and to his "daughter Elizabeth Hanger 1 shilling."

Valentine Bellamy was born say 1725 at an unknown place. He,Thomas Hanger and Richard Bearn witnessed the will of William Piggin's on Wednesday, 29 January 1755; William made his mark (X). He bequeathed to his wife Elizabeth "(whom shall be his sole extrix) all my goods and chattells". To his "son's Thomas, John and Samuel 1 shilling each" and to his "daughter Elizabeth Hanger 1 shilling."

William Porter was born say 1670 at an unknown place. William's will was written in 1732 at Skeffington, Leicestershire.. The witnesses to the will were William Piggin.

Her married name was Aulsebrook. Elizabeth Piggins was born say 1754 at an unknown place. She married Thomas Aulsebrook on Wednesday, 20 April 1774 at Parish Church, Pickwell, Leicestershire.

Thomas Aulsebrook was born say 1754 at an unknown place. He married Elizabeth Piggins on Wednesday, 20 April 1774 at Parish Church, Pickwell, Leicestershire.

Robert Day was born say 1751 at an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of Daniel Piggin and Mary Day on Tuesday, 9 October 1781 at All Saints Parish Church, Scraptoft, Leicestershire; Daniel was from the parish of Evington and Mary was from Scraptoft. Mary made her mark (X).

William Underwood was born say 1750 at an unknown place. He witnessed the marriage of Daniel Piggin and Mary Day on Tuesday, 9 October 1781 at All Saints Parish Church, Scraptoft, Leicestershire; Daniel was from the parish of Evington and Mary was from Scraptoft. Mary made her mark (X).

George Swingler was born say 1751 at an unknown place. He married Elizabeth Piggin, daughter of Thomas Piggin and Ann (Thomas PIGGIN) (__________), on Monday, 15 November 1784 at St Peter's Parish Church, Tilton on the Hill, Leicestershire, both were of this parish and they both made their mark (X). The marriage was witnessed by Elizabeth Branson and Libby Burton. George Swingler was widowed when his spouse died on 20 July 1801.

     Children of George Swingler and Elizabeth Piggin:

Anne Swingler   (06 Sep 1785)
Sarah Swingler   (06 Apr 1788)
Elizabeth Swingler   (30 Jun 1793)

Elizabeth Branson was born say 1764 at an unknown place. She witnessed the marriage of George Swingler and Elizabeth Piggin on Monday, 15 November 1784 at St Peter's Parish Church, Tilton on the Hill, Leicestershire; both were of this parish and they both made their mark (X).

       
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