St Nathaniel, Platt Bridge, Hindley, Lancs -WINSON

[Redrosers]

New to site and research. Looking for maternal grandparents (escpecially grand mother) and ancestors. Grandad Samuel James Winson (b 1880/81 d17.10.1935) grandmother nee Molyneux (b 1890/91 d13.03.1970). Married St. Nathaniel's 11.04.1914) -brueials recorded as Ince Cemetery plot A934.

[wivenhoe]

If you are researching your Lancashire ancestors you will find this website useful -

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html

It find details for marriage WINSON - MOLYNEAUX, 1914.

This record shows fathers' names. Addresses are handy for Census searches, and witnesses are often close family.

[rosie99]

Welcome to rootschat

Another useful Lancashire site
http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/

I will leave you to search Lancsopc as it is more fun if you search yourself.  Please come back with any queries.

Rosie

[Fibrokitty]

Hi Redrosers

I live in the area if you need any help regarding headstones in the cemeteries if you are not local.

Emma

[garstonite]

http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Search/indexp.html
click on PARISHES
look for Hindley - click
All Saints shows - click on that box - you will see St Nathaniel - click on that
good luck

[brigidmac]

Welcome to rootschat redroses

I don't know if they are connected but  if you follow suggestion
Of looking at lanc OPC site

There are some Molyneaux baptisms including one for a single mother around1900 at John the Baptist church in Atherton t

Just came across today while scrolling through from 1895-1911 it really is useful recourse because gives address and fathers professions.and sometimes you get children from same family baptised together

I find baptisms hard to find on Ancestry until I have exact date
Using these parish registers I can then go back and look at original on Ancestry

[Pennines]

Redroser -- if you have found your grandma and grandad on census records already  -- you will see that his birthplace is shown as Dunham Hill, Cheshire -- although he moved into Lancashire with his family.

As a result you won't find his baptism or birth in Lancashire itself. You will need to look in Cheshire. There is a Cheshire BMD -- BUT it is nowhere near as comprehensive as Lancashire. (It also looks like Samuel was a twin)