the pyatt family from staffs

[rospy]

welshjo .its quite.emotional to see my familys history.like that.  you have been very generous with your time.thank you so much.     rospy  p.s. joseph albert was also known as prince.

[welshjo]

Looks like Sarah Priscilla Pyatt married William Hough in 1900
Children most likely
Beatrice (c. 1901)
Florence (c.1903)
Ethel (c.1905)
Clara (c.1907)
Phyllis (c.1909)
Martha (c.1912)
William (c.1914)
Elsie L (c.1917)
Doris M (c.1920)

[sarah]

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[Bex H]

Hi all,

Jemima May Pyatt (Lees) was my great grandmother.  I have been researching the family tree and would be interested in any more details that any of you can add.

My dad remembers a Prince Pyatt but until finding this chat I hadn't managed to place him.

[trish1120]

Welcome to Rootschat Bex H.

Hopefully others related to these Families will reply to you soon.

I am not related but have found this info;

MARRIAGE;
25 Dec 1855, St Giles the Abbot, Cheadle
James PYATT, full age, Widower, Green Grocer, Father JAMES Pyatt, Pensioner
Sarah HOBBINS, full age, Spinster, Father George BAKER, Farmers Son
Witnesses, Simon Pyatt and Harriet Pyatt
Bride groom and 2nd witness signed with a x.

Trish

Others may have all of this but I was bored!


MARRIAGE;
08 Sep 1873, St Giles the Abbot, Cheadle
Joseph HOBBINS, 21, Bachelor, Fruit Seller, Father James PYATT, Fruit Seller
Clara NEILD, 19, Spinster, Father JOB Neild, Fruit Seller
Witnesses, Thomas G ABERLEY and Rose Anne ABERLEY
Bride and groom signed with a x.

MARRIAGE;
23 Jan 1881, St Giles the Abbot, Cheadle
Thomas WEAVER, 25, Bachelor, Policeman, Father JAMES Weaver, Labourer
Clara HOBBINS, 25, Widow, Fruit Dealer, Father Job NEILD, Fruiterer
Witnesses, John and Ann Waugh
Bride signed with a x

[trish1120]

And hopefully this has not been found?

SARAH Hobbins Baptised 21 Sep 1828, St Giles the Abbot, Mother ANNE Hobbins

ANNE Hobbins married William HORDEN 30 Oct 1836 same Church.

1861 in Cheadle we have;
William Horden   53
Ann Horden   59
Mary Horden   23
Hannah Horden   17
William Horden   11
Mary Hobbins   93, Mother in Law

Cant find them 1841/1851 Census

[Bex H]

That's great, thanks Trish.  I knew that Clara was married 3 times but didn't have the details from the certificates such as occupation.  It's great to see witnesses as I guess these often form part of the bigger picture.
I hadn't found Sarah Hobbies birth details so I can add that to my tree.

I'm really interested to find out more about both sides of my family. I'm finding that name changes and varying ages across census info makes it a bit of a jigsaw! An interesting challenge though.

Bex

[Ladyhawk]

And hopefully this has not been found?

SARAH Hobbins Baptised 21 Sep 1828, St Giles the Abbot, Mother ANNE Hobbins

ANNE Hobbins married William HORDEN 30 Oct 1836 same Church.

1861 in Cheadle we have;
William Horden   53
Ann Horden   59
Mary Horden   23
Hannah Horden   17
William Horden   11
Mary Hobbins   93, Mother in Law

Cant find them 1841/1851 Census

Bex H - welcome to Rootschat 

I think this might be William & Ann on 1851/1841 census - have a look and see what you think

Mary Hobbins age 83 surnames transcribed as Hobint  & William’s as Hollom

1851c HO107; Piece: 2009; Folio: 503; Page: 1
William 48 all dittoed born Cheadle
Nancy 50
John 16
Mary 12
Hannah 9
William 6
Mary relative 83 Sedgley

Maybe William and his family on 1841c surname transcribed as HARDERS

1841c HO107; Piece: 1006; Cheadle; Staffordshire; ED 6; Folio: 38; Page: 12
William 25
Anne 35
Sarah 12
John 5
Mary 3
Hanah 5 mths
Maria Barker 25
All noted as born in this county

This looks to be Hannah's birth entry GRO indexes give mmn

Hannah HORDERN mmn OBBINS 
1841  M Quarter in CHEADLE  Volume 17  Page 33

[Bex H]

Crikey, you need detective status to work your way through it don't you! I don't know how more popular names get started.

I'm going to post details of other people I've drawn a blank with- keep you lot busy 

Thanks for this info.