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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #18 on: Tuesday 21 October 08 10:47 BST (UK) »
I beleive  i have family buried in Wybunbury. The Hilliers and Hunts.
Any help please

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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 21 October 08 18:47 BST (UK) »
I beleive  i have family buried in Wybunbury. The Hilliers and Hunts.
Any help please

Hi Andy,

You can access a transcription of the Wybunbury parish records including burial records from the parish burial register here:

http://www.csc.liv.ac.uk/~cprdb/

Jean
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CHS: Barber(Tabley) Barlow(Antrobus) Blackshaw(Lymm, Mobberley) Blease/Done/Moore(G Bud) Owen(Netherton, Tabley) Spragg/Witter(Goostrey) Youd(Frodsham) Pennell Bankes Birchall Beckett
DBY: Higginbottom(Mellor)
HRT: Gurney
HRT/BED/ESS: Verney (Markyate St)
LAN: Davenport(Bolton) Schofield/Gurney(Oldham) Lord(Heap) Quinn(Manchester) Sutcliffe(Rossendale)
NTH: Tubb/Johnson(Hellidon)Brown(Kettering)
YKS: Scott(Clapham)

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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #20 on: Friday 14 January 11 19:37 GMT (UK) »
Kirsty I have small pieces of grave stones in my garden I'm sure the name is Sillitoe on them. We dug over the garden and found them. I was told by neighbours that one owner of my house used any scraps from any where as building material.
I tried to find out more about them but have had no success. When it's light I will give you all the information on them.
Lynn

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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #21 on: Friday 14 January 11 23:26 GMT (UK) »
Kirsty I have small pieces of grave stones in my garden I'm sure the name is Sillitoe on them. We dug over the garden and found them. I was told by neighbours that one owner of my house used any scraps from any where as building material.
I tried to find out more about them but have had no success. When it's light I will give you all the information on them.
Lynn

Lynn,

Would you look if any have "Bebbington" on them for me too please?

Gaille
Manchester – Bate(s) / Bebbington / Coppock or Coppart / Evans / Mitchell / Prince / Smith

Cheshire Latchford – Bibby / Savage / Smith.
Cheshire Macclesfield,  Bollington & Rainow – Childs / Flint / Mc'rea
Cheshire Crewe – Bate(s) / Bebbington
Shropshire Wellington, Wobwell – Smith
Walsall Midds – Smith
Norfolk - Childs / Hanwell / Smith

Also looking for:
Mc'Rea/McCrea – Ireland to Cheshire

And
any relatives of Margaret Bibby married to Thomas Smith all over country


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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #22 on: Sunday 16 January 11 18:57 GMT (UK) »
Sorry Gaille there's no Bebbington as there is only 2 small pieces of grave stone.

good luck
Lynn

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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #23 on: Sunday 16 January 11 19:07 GMT (UK) »
Kirsty
The information on my bits of grave stone :-
James son of Richard and Mary Sillitoe of Walgherton. then just words July and age.
I'll be interested to find out more if you have anything? Or if anyone else has any info.

Cheers
Lynn


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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #24 on: Thursday 20 January 11 02:44 GMT (UK) »
Hi Lynn,
What a find!!
If my research is correct then the people mentioned on the stones are indeed distant relatives of mine. Richard and Mary were the parents of my Richard Sillitoe, born 1724, died 1804. Both Richards parents were born and died in Walgherton. I guess James may have been my Richards brother. I will do some further digging on his siblings and see if I can confirm James's existance in my line.The parents (Richard and Mary) died in 1779 and 1756 respectively. Richard was born in 1696.
If you ever get a picture of the pieces, I would love a copy.
Kind regards,
Kristy

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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #25 on: Thursday 20 January 11 11:53 GMT (UK) »
Hi all
 My moss family and skerratts and rays were all buried at wybunbury
in the late 90s i was in touch with a man from bridge street wybunbury
who had a grave register from 1800
astwood

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Re: wybunbury churchyard
« Reply #26 on: Wednesday 23 February 11 14:31 GMT (UK) »
Hi Kirsty
I have been trying to send you the pictures of the bits of grave stones but it wont work.
Sorry Lynn