Brickwall offer of help - parents for James Hinchliffe born c1795

[jonw65]

Looking for clues to the origins of James Hinchliffe born c 1796 d 1843 Huddersfield.

This one?
HINCHLIFFE, JAMES       
Age at Death (in years): 55 
GRO Reference: 1843  S Quarter in HUDDERSFIELD UNION  Volume 22  Page 182
 
Burial at Huddersfield, 16 July 1843
James Hinchliffe
Abode Paddock
Age 55

Puts his birth back to circa 1788

[Milliepede]

Yes that's the death I have pegged for him.  I got the certificate many years ago and Sarah was the informant.  Didn't give her relationship to James.   

As you say that pushes his birth year back somewhat.

[dobfarm]

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[rosie99]

He is in

HistoricalGenealogy I see that Milliepede was responding to your very kind offer, have you managed to find any information that would help us in this search.

[jonw65]

There seem to be two possible marriages for James Hinchliff
4 Nov 1816, Kirkburton, to Sarah Wood
7 April 1817, Kirkburton, to Sarah Wimpenny

I am kind of leaning to the Wimpenny one

Yes Rosie she is in 1851 age 55 as a widow born Kirkburton with some of her children and remarries in 1854.
In 1861 she is with second husband William Woodhead at Cumberworth then dies before 1871. 
I don't know her parents either as frustratingly no father is named when she remarries but that's for another topic.

There are quite a lot in the register whose fathers are not named, including William. Perhaps they weren't naming any fathers who were dead.

[Milliepede]

Thanks for posting jonw65.

Yes there were a couple of candidates for Sarah but when someone helped me years ago she plumped for the Wood one so I went along with that but was never 100% sure.

There was a baby Eliza baptised to a James & Sarah later in Nov 1816 so if the earlier marriage was her parents they left it pretty late.  The baby died so couldn't follow that up.

Will have another look at the Wimpenny option.

 

There are quite a lot in the register whose fathers are not named, including William. Perhaps they weren't naming any fathers who were dead.

Now that's interesting.  I often wondered why he didn't name a father either when he named one at his first wedding.  You could well be right about the fathers being deceased.  It is frustrating when that one name would have told us who Sarah was.

[Milliepede]

There's a Sarah Hinchliffe wife of James who died 1836 buried Kirkburton so she could be one of them but we still don't know which one   

[rosie99]

Thought this may amuse you
Norfolk Chronicle 28 November 1829
At Kirkburton, Yorkshire Mr J Hinchliffe of Birk House to Mrs Ann Senior of Shepley. Though only 28 years of age this is the fourth visit by the lady to the hymeneal altar.

The 1836 Kirkburton burial for a Sarah Hinchliffe gives birth c1759 on the NBI