Wilkinsons and Dewhursts. Which ones?

[Kay99]

Sorry -distracted by phone call -  1841 for Mary Dewhurst which I think ties in to the parents you suggested but the father Thomas is listed as a publican rather than a weaver on the image  https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MQL6-TW1

[whiteout7]

You have this baptism of Ellen Wilkinson though which says weaver

20 Apr 1828 St Leonard, Balderstone, Lancashire, England
Ellen Wilkinson - daughter of Robert Wilkinson & Betty
Living at Hob Green, Mellor
OccupationWeaver
   
So Balderstone seems to be a common place for the family baptisms?

[Kay99]

I wonder if this is the right Mary Dewhurst in 1841  - living at Bosburn, Salmesbury

Thos Dewhwest    40 Cotton Weaver
Ellen Dewhwest    40
Mary Dewhwest    17
Nancy Dewhwest 15
John Dewhwest    11
Thomas Dewhwest 7
Henry Dewhwest 4

Added -  I think the same family in 1861  https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M7TD-5GG

[whiteout7]

Mary?

Baptised 23 Oct 1823 St Paul, Blackburn, Lancashire, England
Mary Dewhurst  daughter of Thomas Dewhurst & Ellen
Born on 6 Sep 1823
Living at Samls.

[Kay99]

Mary?

Baptised 23 Oct 1823 St Paul, Blackburn, Lancashire, England
Mary Dewhurst  daughter of Thomas Dewhurst & Ellen
Born on 6 Sep 1823
Living at Samls.

That looks good Whiteout

[Kay99]

There is also a baptism of sibling John which ties in well with the census info

Baptism 18 Jan 1830 St Mary, Mellor, Lancashire, England
John Dewhurst - son of Thomas Dewhurst & Ellen
Abode: Bosburne in Samlesbury
Occupation: Weaver

[whiteout7]

All these people are most likely closely interelated that is why the names are so simmilar.

Each generation would have people with the same names.

Could take a while to sort out uncles from nephews.