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Cheshire / Re: Hassall Family
« on: Thursday 12 March 15 19:19 GMT (UK) »
That's interesting. Any idea what the "or Jersey" bit means? Not come across that before.
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Cheshire / Re: Hassall Family
« on: Thursday 12 March 15 08:53 GMT (UK) »
HeatherJulie,
Many thanks given the names involved this is a strong candidate. I hadn't picked this record up previously, possibly due to spelling! I will certainly be checking Knutsford christenings for a William and a Susannah/Susan now.
Regards Jason
Many thanks given the names involved this is a strong candidate. I hadn't picked this record up previously, possibly due to spelling! I will certainly be checking Knutsford christenings for a William and a Susannah/Susan now.
Regards Jason
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Cheshire / Re: Hassall Family
« on: Wednesday 11 March 15 23:21 GMT (UK) »
I have a strong suspicion that this Elijahs father, Thomas Hassall was a brother of my Susannah Hassall
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Cheshire / Re: Hassall Family
« on: Wednesday 11 March 15 21:02 GMT (UK) »
Hi Heather
I believe so yes. I think this Eli/Elijah was a cousin/Uncle to my direct ancestors Susannah Hassall and her son John Hassall. I think the witness William Hassall is also a relation.
Due to the 5 illegitimate children Susannah Hassall had from 1804-1815 I realise its going to be extremely tricky to work out any connection to other Hassall family members. The fact she called her children John, Elijah William Nanny & Eliza and all these names recur in the next 2 generations of definitely confirmed family is a strong indicator of some family connection.
Thanks again
Jason
I believe so yes. I think this Eli/Elijah was a cousin/Uncle to my direct ancestors Susannah Hassall and her son John Hassall. I think the witness William Hassall is also a relation.
Due to the 5 illegitimate children Susannah Hassall had from 1804-1815 I realise its going to be extremely tricky to work out any connection to other Hassall family members. The fact she called her children John, Elijah William Nanny & Eliza and all these names recur in the next 2 generations of definitely confirmed family is a strong indicator of some family connection.
Thanks again
Jason
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Cheshire / Re: Hassall Family
« on: Wednesday 11 March 15 11:28 GMT (UK) »
Apologies I wasn't looking for information to be duplicated. I have the details of this family/families going forward from the 1820s to the present day.
What I am searching for is some connection linking Susanna Hassall b1780 with Thomas Hassall b1797 Elijah/Eli b1826 & William Hassall b1828 all in the Stalybridge/Ashton areas? A complicating factor (esp on 1841 Census) was that part of Stalybridge was Lancashire and part in Cheshire!!
Many thanks in advance and sincere apologies for any duplication.
Jason
What I am searching for is some connection linking Susanna Hassall b1780 with Thomas Hassall b1797 Elijah/Eli b1826 & William Hassall b1828 all in the Stalybridge/Ashton areas? A complicating factor (esp on 1841 Census) was that part of Stalybridge was Lancashire and part in Cheshire!!
Many thanks in advance and sincere apologies for any duplication.
Jason
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Cheshire / Hassall Family
« on: Tuesday 10 March 15 21:19 GMT (UK) »
Hi all
Wonder if anyone can help find a connection between a number of Hassall's who I strongly suspect were siblings? They are resident in Ashton-under-Lyne/Stalybridge/Dukinfield around 1790 onwards. The names are Thomas Hassall b1797, Susan/Susannah Hassall b~1780s, Eli/Elijah Hassall and William Hassall?
Any connections from around 1780-1800 would be most welcome.
Regards and thanks in advance
Jason
Wonder if anyone can help find a connection between a number of Hassall's who I strongly suspect were siblings? They are resident in Ashton-under-Lyne/Stalybridge/Dukinfield around 1790 onwards. The names are Thomas Hassall b1797, Susan/Susannah Hassall b~1780s, Eli/Elijah Hassall and William Hassall?
Any connections from around 1780-1800 would be most welcome.
Regards and thanks in advance
Jason
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Cheshire / Re: SusanSusannah Hassall
« on: Thursday 04 December 14 16:16 GMT (UK) »
Because a house in Stalybridge which remained in the family until 1962 when it was demolished is listed as belonging to a Thomas & William Hassall in the Voters List 1853-4-5.
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Cheshire / Re: SusanSusannah Hassall
« on: Thursday 04 December 14 14:55 GMT (UK) »
Hi Rosie
Yes sorry I typed the marriage date incorrectly as 1835. It is the same marriage as listed in original post.
It is Susannah Hassall's parents/siblings I am looking for
Jason
Yes sorry I typed the marriage date incorrectly as 1835. It is the same marriage as listed in original post.
It is Susannah Hassall's parents/siblings I am looking for
Jason
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Cheshire / SusanSusannah Hassall
« on: Thursday 04 December 14 13:53 GMT (UK) »
Hello all,
Hope you are all having a good Christmas build-up? I am trying to find out about the above person.
I believe Susan/Susannah Hassall was my paternal 4x GreatGrandmother. I believe she was born in 1780/1 either in Cheshire or Lancashire. She went on to have at least 5 children illegitimiately who were all baptised at St Michaels Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs between 1803-1815. In all these records SusanSusannah Hassall is listed as residing in Stayley (Stalybridge, Cheshire).
Susannah Hassall went on to marry a Joseph Wilkinson in Stalybridge in 1835. On the 1841 Census they were living in Bohemia, Stalybridge with Josephs 2 grown up sons from a previous relationship.
Susannah Wilkinson (nee Hassall) dies in Stalybridge in 1845.
I would like any help anyone can offer in finding Susannahs birth, parents and any possible siblings. If it helps I think she may have had siblings, uncles and/or cousins called Thomas Hassall and William Hassall.
Many thanks in advance. Regards
Jason
Hope you are all having a good Christmas build-up? I am trying to find out about the above person.
I believe Susan/Susannah Hassall was my paternal 4x GreatGrandmother. I believe she was born in 1780/1 either in Cheshire or Lancashire. She went on to have at least 5 children illegitimiately who were all baptised at St Michaels Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs between 1803-1815. In all these records SusanSusannah Hassall is listed as residing in Stayley (Stalybridge, Cheshire).
Susannah Hassall went on to marry a Joseph Wilkinson in Stalybridge in 1835. On the 1841 Census they were living in Bohemia, Stalybridge with Josephs 2 grown up sons from a previous relationship.
Susannah Wilkinson (nee Hassall) dies in Stalybridge in 1845.
I would like any help anyone can offer in finding Susannahs birth, parents and any possible siblings. If it helps I think she may have had siblings, uncles and/or cousins called Thomas Hassall and William Hassall.
Many thanks in advance. Regards
Jason