HILL Lancashire to Cheshire (with HORSLEY link)

[plimmerian]

(for previous listing see Lancashire post -  http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=279438.msg1630472#msg1630472 )

1871, Moss, Moston, Cheshire
Richard France HILL hd 4* carpenter b. Manchester
Sarah wf 31 b. Burtonwood
James Burton son 8 scholar b. Newton Le Willows
James Ogdam son 8 scholar b. Newton Le Willows
John Ogdam son 6 scholar b. Newton Le Willows
Eliza dau 11 months b. Newton Le Willows
b. Mar qua 1872 Congleton 8a, 303 / Sandbach - SA/25/24
Sarah Ann HILL (Richard & Sarah)

b. Jun qua 1874 Congleton 8a, 325 / Sandbach - SA/27/30
Richard France HILL (Richard & Sarah)

b. Sept qua 1876 Congleton 8a, 328 / Sandbach - SA/29/97
Maria France (or Frances) HILL (Richard & Sarah)

b. Sept qua 1879 Congleton 8a, 318 / Sandbach - SA/32/92
Bessie Johnson HILL (Richard & Sarah)

1881, The Moss, Moston In Congleton, Cheshire
Richard F HILL hd 58 b. Manchester railway wagon inspector
Sarah HILL wf 41 b. Burtonwood
James B. HILL son 18 b. Earlestown house joiner
James OGDEN stepson 18 b. Earlestown moulder (iron)
John OGDEN stepson 15 b. Earlestown spring maker
Eliza HILL dau 10 b. Earlestown scholar
Sarah A. HILL dau 9 b. Moston scholar
Richard F. HILL son 7 b. Moston scholar
Maria F. HILL dau 4 b. Moston
Bessie J. HILL dau 1 b. Moston

b. Mar qua 1882 Congleton 8a, 314 / Sandbach - SA/35/48
Peter HILL (Richard & Sarah)

m. Sept qua 1884, Congleton 8a, 433/ Congleton civil marriage C10/96 James HILL (Richard & Anne) to Ellen SKERRATT

b. 1884, Sandbach SA/38/38 – Dec qua Congleton 8a, 311
Richard France (as Francis) HILL (James & Ellen)

b. Mar qua 1887 Congleton 8a 293
Elizabeth Darley HILL (parents unknown)

d. Sept qua 1887 Congleton 8a 202
Elizabeth Darley HILL (0)

1891, Marsh Green Head, Bradwell, Cheshire
Richard France HILL head 68 b. Manchester railway wagon examiner
Sarah HILL wife 52 b. Burtonwood
Sarah A HILL dau 19 b. Moston machinest shoe ?
Richard HILL son 17 b. Moston iron moulder appren
Maria HILL dau 14 b. Moston
Bessie HILL dau 11? b. Moston scholar
Peter HILL son 9 b. Moston scholar
Jim OGDEN grandson 3? b. Earlestown visitor

d. Sept qua 1896 Congleton 8a, 183 / Sandbach SA/33/1
Richard France HILL (74)

b. Dec qua 1896 Congleton 8a, 328 / Sandbach - SA/50/42
Nellie HILL (guess dau of James & Ellen)
NB
b. Dec qua 1896 Congleton 8a, 329 / Sandbach - SA/50/43
George Cecil HILL (guess son of James & Ellen)

d. Mar qua 1897 Congleton 8a, 223 / Sandbach – SA/33/19
George C. HILL (0)

m. Jun qua 1898, Birkenhead 8a, 906 / Seacombe, St Paul (Wirral) C10/2/311
Richard France HILL to Esther Ann JOHNSON

b. Jun qua 1898 Congleton 8a, 319 / Sandbach - SA/51/81
Richard F. HILL (Richard & Esther)

m. Jun qua 1899, Congleton 8a, 553 / Elworth St Peter 508/1/382
Sarah Ann HILL to Charles William MITCHELL

b. Sept qua 1900 Congleton 8a, 320 / Sandbach – SA/53/96
Dorothy HILL (guess Dolly HILL b.c1899, dau of James & Ellen)
NB
b. Sept qua 1900 Congleton 8a, 321 / Sandbach – SA/53/97
Hannah HILL (guess dau of James & Ellen)

d. Sept qua 1900 Congleton 8a, 191 / Sandbach – SA/35/12
Hannah HILL (0) (guess dau of James & Ellen)

d. Sept qua 1900 Congleton 8a, 189 / Sandbach - SA/35/8
Bessie HILL (0) (Richard & Esther)

b. Sept qua 1900 Congleton 8a, 323 / Sandbach - SA/54/2
Grace O. HILL (parents unknown)
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1901, Vicarage Lane, Elworth, Cheshire
Sarah HILL wid 61 b. Burtonwood
Maria F. HILL 24 b.Warmingham
Bessie J. HILL 21 b. Warmingham
Peter HILL 19 b. Warmingham  ? appren  ?
Frank ARRALEY?  grandson 10 b. Warmingham
Dorothy HILL grand-dau 10 months b. Bradwell?
Grace O. HILL grand-dau 8 months b. Bradwell?

d. Sept qua 1902, Congleton (ref?) / Sandbach – SA/36/15
Maria France HILL (26)

d. Jun qua1904, Congleton 8a, 193 / Sandbach - SA/37/4
Peter HILL (22)  

b. Mar qua 1905 Congleton 8a, 34 / Sandbach – SA/58/11
Hannah France HILL (parents unknown)

m. Dec qua 1909 Congleton 8a, 517 / Elworth St Peter - 508/1/437
Richard France HILL (James & Ellen) to Margaret Ann LEE

(not included research done after 1911)

[plimmerian]

(for previous listing see Lancashire)

1881, The Moss, Moston In Congleton, Cheshire
Eliza HILL dau 10 b. Earlestown scholar

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1901, Vicarage Lane, Elworth, Cheshire
Frank ARRALEY?  grandson 10 b. Warmingham

found:
marriage:
sept qua 1889 Wolstanton  6b 148
Hill  Eliza         
to
Horsley  Edward John (his 2nd marriage!!)

1901
Frank HORSLEY grandson age 10

 

HORSLEY connectiom:

Marriage
Jun 1878 Congleton  8a 421         
HORSLEY  Edward John     
Wainwright  Harriet

Cheshire Marriage indexes for the years: 1876 to 1880
HORSLEY Edward J
to
WAINWRIGHT Harriet
Congleton, Civil Marriage Cheshire East C8/85

1881
Middlewich Road, Bradwall, Cheshire
RG11 / 3538 / 75 Pg 13

Edward John HORSLEY   Head   M   Male   25   Lawton, Cheshire, England   Engine Fitter     
Harriett HORSLEY   Wife   M   Female   21   Sandbach, Cheshire, England

[plimmerian]

1901 Eliza HORSLEY and children appear at 27 Hope Street, Newton In Makerfield, Lancs

1901 Edward J HORSLEY appears to be a visitor to GOULD household in Kingswinford, Staffordshire

I wonder what the connection is?

 

[tracmf1969]

We have hill linked to earlestown, my great grandma, Lillian Hill, think they were from ashton though

[plimmerian]

If only there was a link! 😉

[hheapet]

Hi, I have most of the same Hill family as you as Harriet Wainwright was my gg Aunt. My info can be found at http://wainwrights.familytreeguide.com/tree_index.php

Peter

[plimmerian]

thanks so much for the link - don't mean to be picky but just so you know this is how Earlestown is spelt, with a middle e!  best wishes.

[hheapet]

thanks for the spelling correction, I have seen a few variations so it is good to get the definitive one.

Peter

[plimmerian]

The district was named after     
Sir Hardman EARLE, 1st Bt. (1792 to 1877)
He was created 1st Baronet Earle in 1869
 

It became the town centre of Newton Le Willows (aka Newton in Makerfield) when the market moved there, to a purpose built market square, from the former location on the High Street (A49) - it also has its own railway station, as does Newton le Willows (two in one small town!)