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On FreeReg there are various children baptised at Kirkby Stephen to father John of Soulby/Onion Flat around the time of the Robert in 1745. Though it doesn't give mother's name, there is a burial for Jane BORRADALE, wife of John of Soulby, on 25 Feb 1754. A possibility.

There is a marraige for Robert BORRADALE to Sarah MURRAY (of Ravenstonedale) on 14 Nov 1768 at Kirkby Stephen. Witnesses: Anthony MOSS and Edward COWPERTHWAITE.

Then there is a burial for Sarah BORROWDALE, aged 46 of Soulby, wife of Robert at Kirkby Stephen on 10 Oct 1784.

I meant to add earlier that "sojourner" is not an occupation. A sojourner is someone who is temporarily staying in a parish, ie from somewhere else.

It does seem a bit confusing to me that the record says "sojourner, of this parish". A sojourner normally implies he was not living in the parish and therefore not entitled to Settlement Rights, however as the "of this parish" was not crossed out, I don't know. He must have been living there for the requisite time to call the banns before marriage (as the banns say "both of this parish"). Confusing. 

Though looking at it again, there is a mark before "of this parish" - maybe it means "not".  Maybe it doesn't even say "sojourner" ? Someone more knowledgeable than me might be able to comment and clear it up. 

Edward Green Fletcher died in Heanor 1780 and was buried in Horsley 5 Feb 1780.

The burial was 5 Feb 1790, so my previous reply (#1) doesn't really help with determining which Edward died when. 

 Edward Green Fletcher died in Heanor 1780 and was buried in Horsley 5 Feb 1780.

Edward Green Fletcher Buried Heanor 22 Mar 1805
I think the first death is of Edward senior and the second of Edward junior

There is a John, son of Edward and Elizabeth FLETCHER baptised at Heanor on 18 March 1783.