Good Morning Jill
Further to last evening's post (I presume with some types of DNA testing you try and bring any descendants of a possible link, forward in the Census etc., to someone living with a match today?), here are three of the Marriages of the Rev. Dr. Boothroyd's (of Huddersfield) children found in newspapers ...
Three Marriages in Newspapers of Rev. Dr, Boothroyd's of Huddersfield Children
Leeds Mercury, Yorkshire, 16th February 1833
On Wednesday, …
Same day, Mr E. Eastwood, dyer, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Boothroyd, all of Huddersfield.
By Licence?
[Sarah Boothroyd aged 20 per f m p transcription]
[Edmund Eastwood aged 27 per f m p transcription]
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Leeds Times, Yorkshire, 6th November 1833
Yesterday morning, Mr J. Boothroyd, draper, of Huddersfield, son of the Rev. Dr. Boothroyd, to Miss Ann Houghton, daughter of the late Mr. Enoch Houghton, Surgeon, of that place.
By Licence?
[Joseph Boothroyd aged 22 per f m p transcription]
[Ann Houghton aged 19 per f m p transcription]
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Sun (London) 6th April 1836
On the 1st inst., at North Meols, Mr Samuel Boothroyd, son of the Rev. Dr. Boothroyd, to Sarah, daughter of the Rev. George Greatbach, of Southport.
See also the Evening Chronicle, London
On Good Friday, at the parish church, North Meols, Mr Samuel Boothroyd, son of the Rev. Dr. Boothroyd, to Sarah, daughter of the Rev. George Greatbatch, of Southport.
Sheffield Independent, 16th April 1836
On the 1st instant, at the parish church of North Meols, Mr S. Boothroyd, of Southport, son of the Rev. Dr. Boothroyd, of Huddersfield, to Sarah, the youngest daughter of the Rev. George Greatbatch, of Southport.
*See also Manchester Times 16th April 1836 and
*See also Manchester Courier and Lancashire General Advertiser 16th April 1836
*Possible Boothroyd Relatives / Friends Manchester / Lancashire area? (See below and my previous reference to Stockport)
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I've stopped my Ancestry Sub., and the two 1833 Marriage images will probably be there, to check for any possible Bathsheba / Bathia / Sykes witness signatures?
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Added: Possible Charles Boothroyd Also Connected with the Highfield Chapel, Huddersfield?
1846 ... at Highfield chapel, Huddersfield, by the Rev. J. Glendenning, Mr. Wm. Brook, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Charles Boothroyd, all of Honley.
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1830 8th July, Leeds Intelligencer,
A Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors was opened at Wakefield, before William John Law, Esq. Commissioner. [Sitting dates all June]
The petition of JOSHUA BOOTHROYD, formerly of Almondbury, near Huddersfield, fancy manufacturer, and since of the same place and of Manchester, commission agent, was dismissed, he having been discharged by this Court about three years ago, and not having obtained the consent of three-fourths of his Creditors.
12th June 1830 Perry's Gazette, London p.379/380 [Manchester addresses here]
BOOTHROYD Joshua, of Almondbury, and of the Royal Oak Inn and Thatched House Tavern, Market Street, Manchester, commission agent.
1846 Insolvent Petitioners. John Boothroyd, Honley, Yorkshire, waistcoat manufacturer.
Mark