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Re: Burials in Greasley in 1816
« Reply #9 on: Monday 21 December 15 14:06 GMT (UK) »
Hi Dave

There are two William Buxton's who married at Sheffield Cathedral around that time, so some of the children baptised to just William could belong to him.

William Buxtan m Jane Thompson 15 April 1750

Carol
Derby- Bamford,Slater,Marriott,Lee,Fox,Hopkinson,Hawksley, Furniss, Froggatt, Stodd.
Notts - Breeding, Lacey Marriott ,Kershaw,Chambers,Geeson,Mitchell,Watts,Potts,Slack,Robinson, Cooper
Yorkshire - Potts, Bell, Derbyshire, Kershaw
Worcestershire - Dyson, Summers, Dearn, Jones
Warwickshire - Russon
Leicestershire - Stodd, Sarson, Berridge, Watts, Bradshaw.
Middlesex / Surrey - Markham, Pearce, Kalaher, Barrett

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Re: Burials in Greasley in 1816
« Reply #10 on: Monday 28 December 15 14:07 GMT (UK) »
On the image for the marriage of William Buxton & Jane Thompson his occupation is given as Cutler.

The baptisms for 1753 - 1761 for Sheffield Cathedral to William Buxton gives occupation as Cutler.

The occupation of William Buxton who married Sarah Hallam was Collier.

Hope this helps
Carol ;)
Derby- Bamford,Slater,Marriott,Lee,Fox,Hopkinson,Hawksley, Furniss, Froggatt, Stodd.
Notts - Breeding, Lacey Marriott ,Kershaw,Chambers,Geeson,Mitchell,Watts,Potts,Slack,Robinson, Cooper
Yorkshire - Potts, Bell, Derbyshire, Kershaw
Worcestershire - Dyson, Summers, Dearn, Jones
Warwickshire - Russon
Leicestershire - Stodd, Sarson, Berridge, Watts, Bradshaw.
Middlesex / Surrey - Markham, Pearce, Kalaher, Barrett

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Re: Burials in Greasley in 1816
« Reply #11 on: Monday 28 December 15 16:09 GMT (UK) »
Hi sunflower.
I think that the marriage of William Buxton to Sarah Hallam at Sheffield Cathedral in 1752 could well be the one I have been looking for. It appears that there were quite a few coal mines in and around the Greasley area at that time, so with William stating that he was a collier on his marriage to Sarah I believe this could well be my 4x G/Grandparents. Many thanks for all your help with this post.
Dave.
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