Mooch - Una's A Look Back

Contents
Introduction
Family Tree
1. BRIGGS / PATRICK
2. BRIGGS / BRIDDEN
3. PATRICK / GASCOYNE
4. BRIGGS / (MARGARET)
5. BRIDDEN / SMITH (RAYNOR)
6. PATRICK / GILBERT
7. GASCOYNE / DOOLEY
10. BRIDDEN / (MARY)
11. RAYNOR / VARLEY
12. PATRICK / BAILEY
13. GILBERT / (MARY)
14. GASCOYNE / MYCROFT
15. DOOLEY / WHEATCROFT
24. PATRICK / MILLER
28. GASCOYNE / (ELIZABETH)
29. MYCROFT / NIGHTON
30. DOOLEY / (MARY)
31. WHEATCROFT / KYTE
48. PATRICK / HANSON
58. MYCROFT / BRADDOW
63. KYTE / SIMPSON
96. PATRICK / (ELISABETH)
116. MYCROFT / (MARGARET)
117. BRADDOW / PERKINS
126. KYTE / AMOS
192. PATRICK / CHAULNER
384. PATTRICKE / ( ELIZABETHAE)

1. BRIGGS / PATRICK
George Briggs was born on 24th April 1889. George's birth was entered in the Family Bible as 2nd May, and because of this he said he celebrated his birthday on both dates. He was baptised at Salem Methodist Church, Somercotes, Derbyshire, on the 5th January 1890. His father was Joseph Briggs, a colliery labourer, and his mother was Ellen Hannah, whose maiden name was Bridden (Briggs/Bridden). George was born at Seeley Terrace, Somercotes, and he lived there until his marriage.

Elsie Patrick was born on 10th August 1888. Her mother was Jane Patrick, nee Gascoyne (Patrick/Gascoyne) . Her mother registered her birth, but did not enter her husband's name as the father, or his occupation. Elsie was born at the house of William Gascoyne, her grandfather, at High Street, Somercotes, Derbyshire.

At the age of two Elsie was living with her uncle and aunt, Samuel and Edith Dooley, and their six-year-old son, Alfred. Her sister, Elizabeth, who was two years older, continued to live with her grandfather, William Gascoyne.

In her early teens Elsie worked as a domestic servant, cooking and sewing. she worked for a family named Taylor in Alfreton, and later for a family named Smedley, in Blackpool (Una remembers a visit from 'Grandma' Smedley in the 1930s ).

Elsie and George had known each other from very early childhood. They were married on 23rd December 1911 at the Baptist Chapel, Swanwick, Derbyshire. George was a coal miner. The witnesses were William Briggs, one of George's brothers, and Edith Victoria Dooley, who was Elsie's cousin. The Registrar was John J. Simpson.

Their first child was Edna Lillian, who was born on 8th July 1914, and baptised on 2nd August 1914. Eva Clarice was born on 19th October 1916, and baptised on the 20th November 1916...Their only son Harold Raymond, was born on 4th March 1920, and was baptised on 4th April 1920. Harold died of pneumonia two months later on 9th May 1920. Their fourth child was Una May who was born on 24th May 1925, and baptised on 16th July 1925. Edna was born in Askern, Yorkshire, and the other children were born at 23 Leabrooks Road, Somercotes.

When they left 23 Leabrooks Road, in 1927, they moved to 'Sunneymede', Sleetmoor Lane, Somercotes, and soon after this they moved to 46 Wilford Road, Nottingham, opposite the 'Imperial Cinema', where they owned and ran a fish and chips and, wet fish shop. In 1931 they sold the first shop and started another similar business, about half a mile away at Wilford Crescent, Nottingham.

They had now bought a newly built house, 'Wavecrest', 12 Roland Avenue, in the village of Wilford, just south of Nottingham. The river Trent overflowed its banks and flooded this house many times.

In 1952, now that all their daughters were married, and George was near retirement age, they bought a bungalow, 'Roselea', 114 George Street, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire. On the 3rd February 1953 the North Sea broke through the sea defences and invaded a large area of the east coast, and the bungalow was badly damaged by floodwater. Elsie, who was alone at the time, was trapped by the flood. She was rescued and taken to Loath. She had to travel in wet clothes through the storm in an open top lorry. This may have contributed to her death.

George's occupation had changed over the years. At 22 was a coal miner. One mine at which he worked was Morwoods, Somercotes. He was trained as a mine manager, in Bentley, Yorkshire. He was an accomplished musician. He played, and taught others to play, the violin and piano. He played in the cinema to accompany silent films, and sometimes he played with an orchestra, or with a dance band.

In the early 1920's he was an Insurance Society manager. Later he ran the fish shops, with the assistance of his daughter Edna. About 1935 George sold the 2nd shop and became a salesman for Star Stores, Nottingham. (The Star Stores was in Lower Parliament Street, and the site was the Antibo Restaurant c2004.) By 1938 he began working as a credit-trading agent for the Nottingham Co-operative Society, and he continued in this occupation through the 2nd World War, and until his retirement.

Elsie died of heart failure and bronchitis on 28th December 1954. George died on 7th March 1964 of an aneurysm of the abdominal aorta. They both died in Mablethorpe, and were cremated at Wilford Hill Crematorium, Nottinghamshire.

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2. BRIGGS / BRIDDEN
Joseph Briggs was born on the 12th March 1837, just too early to be on the Central Registry of Births, Marriages and Deaths, which started on 1st July 1837. His birth was recorded in the Family Bible. His father was John Briggs, a farm labourer. (Briggs/(Margaret)

Within the family it was said that he was born somewhere in Yorkshire, but the censuses of 1861, 1871, 1881 and 1891 record his place of birth as Peterborough, Buckingham, or NK (not known).

Ellen Hannah Bridden was born on 7th July 1851, at Oakerthorpe, South Winfield, Derbyshire. Her father was Solomon Bridden, a coal miner, her mother's name was Hannah Bridden, nee Smith. (Bridden/Smith)

Ellen Hannah and Joseph were married on 1st June 1867 at Birchwood Chapel, Alfreton, Derbyshire. The Registrar was Francis Mather. Joseph was a colliery labourer. Ellen Hannah signed the marriage certificate with an 'X'. Witnesses were Samuel Cook and Pamela Bridden.

Their first child was a daughter, Elizabeth, born on 3rd March 1868. A son, John, was born on 15th September 1869. Thomas was born on 25th September 1871. Joseph was born on 14th January 1873, but he died in infancy. Elizabeth died at 5 years of age, on 19th September 1873. William was born on 10th September 1874, but died before 1881. Another son was named Joseph, he was born on 29th March 1876. Annie was born on 29th June 1877. James was born on 28th January 1878, but died on 2nd December 1879. Ada was born on 29th September 1879. Florence was born on 27th September 1883. Another son was named William, he was born on 15th March 1888. George was born in 1889, and his birth certificate gives the date as 24th April, although the Family Bible shows the date as 2nd May.

Elizabeth was born at Birk's Terrace, Somercotes, Derbyshire, but all the other children were born at Seeley Terrace, Somercotes.

The family believed that Joseph was a pit-boy at Moorwood Pit, in Somercotes, at the age of 6 years. He worked all his life as a coal miner, and as a colliery banksman. Joseph died on 7th April 1906, aged 69 years. Cause of death was Asthma and Bronchitis. His death was registered by his son, John.

Ellen Hannah married again on 1st October 1909. She married Walter Miles who was 57years of age. He was a widower who lived in Leabrooks Road, Somercotes. He was a coal miner. The marriage was at the Baptist Chapel, Swanwick, Derbyshire. The witnesses were John R.Gascoigne and Pamela Gascoigne. The Registrar was John J.Simpson.

Joseph died at Somercotes, on 7th April 1906 of Asthma Bronchitis. His son John was present at his death. He was 69years of age.

Ellen Hannah died at 7 Seeley Terrace, Somercotes on 10th January 1925, of Paralysis Agitans [Parkinson's Disease] and Angina Pectoris. Present at her death was Annie Parkin, her daughter, who lived at 34 Langley Avenue, Somercotes. She was 73years of age.

In Leabrooks cemetery there is a marble headstone and curb. The inscription reads:
  Joseph Briggs - died April 7th 1906- 69years
  Ellen Hannah - Wife of Joseph Briggs - died Jan.10th 1925 - 73years
  Thomas - Son of above - died October 23rd 1905 - 34years

GEORGE BRIGGS married ELSIE PATRICK in 1911.

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3. PATRICK / GASCOYNE
Zachary Gilbert Patrick was born on 20th February 1866 at Church Greasley, Derbyshire. His parents were Joseph Patrick and Martha, whose maiden name was Gilbert. He was the fourth of eight children. His father was a miner.

Jane Patrick, nee Gascoyne, was born on 21st October 1869 at Riddings, Derbyshire. Her parents were William Gascoyne, who was a miner, and Elizabeth, whose maiden name was Dooley. Jane was the third of five children.

Jane and Zachary were married on 5th June 1887 at the Baptist Chapel, Swanwick, Derbyshire. Zachary gave his occupation as miner. Both gave their address as Somercotes, Derbyshire. Marriage was by certificate. M.Simpson was the Registrar. Zachary's sister Ann, and her husband Edwin Weightman, were witnesses.

Their first child, Elizabeth, was born on 6th June 1887, the day after their marriage, at High Street, Somercotes. Elsie, their second child, was born on 10th August 1888. Jane registered the birth, but she did not give the name, or occupation, of the father of the baby, who was born at the home of Jane's father, William Gascoyne.

In the 1891 census we have been unable to trace Jane. Zachary was now lodging with his sister and brother-in-law, Ann and Edwin Weightman, at Leabrooks Lane, Somercotes. Elizabeth was with her grandfather, William Gascoyne, Uncle Pharoah, and aunt Elizabeth, in Nottingham Road, Somercotes. Elsie was with her uncle, Samuel Dooley, aunt Edith, and their son Alfred, at Birks Terrace, Somercotes.

Jane's third child was Edith, born on 23rd June 1895 at Union House, Belper, Derbyshire. Once again no father's name was recorded, but the birth certificate gives Jane's occupation as laundress.

In the 1901 census Jan'es occupation is given as 'laundress' and she is living with George Peach - a widower with two sons: George aged nine; and Herbert aged seven. Both sons were born in Selston, Nottinghamshire. George Peach was born in Kirkby, Notts, and was 52 years of age and he was a 'coal miner and lower underground worker'. His deceased wife was Harriet Peach.

Jane had four more children, and after their Christian names they were all given an additional name and registered as Peach Patrick. Winifred was born on 7th December 1897. Helena was born 7th August 1900. Doris Harriet was born 8th November 1903. Jane's last child was Eva May who was born on 1st October 1908. The last for children were born in Selston, and they lived firstly at Alma Road and then at 'Skegness' (which Eva's son.Stephan says was in Recreation Street).

Zachary was a coal miner, or coal hewer, all his working life. He died in 1932, at 32 Briar Street, Nottingham. His death, on 2nd April, was registered by G. W. Gould. The cause of his death was Myasthenia Gravis (progressive weakness of muscles).

Jane Patrick died on the 2nd June 1937, at 129 Sneinton Boulevard, Nottingham. Death was due to Cardiac Failure/Myocardial Degeneration. With her when she died was her daughter Winifred P. Justice, who lived at 52 Lichfield Road, Nottingham.

ELSIE PATRICK married GEORGE BRIGGS in 1911.

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4. BRIGGS / (MARGARET)
John Briggs was born in 1811 or 1812.

John was a farm labourer.

He had a son Joseph who was born on 12th March 1837. In the records for the parish of All Saints*, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, on the 29th April 1837 there is an entry for a Joseph Briggs being born to John and Margaret Briggs. They lived in Ballash Hills. John Briggs was a pitman.

John died on 16th January 1877, aged 66 years, at Seeley Terrace, Somercotes. Cause of death was Bronchitis. His son Joseph was present at his death.

JOSEPH BRIGGS married ELLEN HANNAH BRIDDEN in 1867.

* All Saints was originally All Hallows, a 12th Century church rebuilt in 1796.

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5. BRIDDEN / SMITH (RAYNOR)
Isaiah Smith was born in 1823. His father was George Smith, a labourer.

Hannah Raynor was born in 1825, and was Christened on the 6th March 1825 in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire. Her father was Henry Raynor, a coal miner. Her mother's name was Ruth. Hannah had a sister, Eliza, who was 1 year younger.

Hannah and Isaiah were married on the 14th May 1845 at the Parish Church of Greasley, Nottinghamshire. Hannah was a minor, because the age of consent was then 21 years. The vicar was John Hides. Witnesses were Samuel and Elizabeth Dixon. The bride and groom and the witnesses each signed the Register with an 'X'.

Isaiah was an ironstone getter, and on the 18th June 1845, just 35days after their marriage, he was killed. With another man and two 14 year old workers he was ascending out of the pit at Codnor where they were employed. They arrived at the top, but one of the boys fell onto the spring, which secured the bridge tree over the pit, and this caused the bridge tree to give way, and the boy fell to the bottom of the pit, followed by Isaiah and the other man. All three were shockingly mutilated. The banksman was able to quickly replace the bridge tree and in so doing saved the other boy's life. The Coroner's Inquest returned a verdict of accidental death. Isaiah was buried in the Parish of Codnor and Loscoe on 21st June 1845.

Hannah later married Solomon Bridden, a collier.

Solomon Bridden was Christened on 16th June 1822 in South Winfield, Derbyshire. His father was Samuel Bridden, a frame worker knitter. His mother's name was Mary.

Hannah Smith and Solomon Bridden were married on 6th April 1846 in the Parish Church of Selston, Nottinghamshire. The Curate was James Frollitt, and the witnesses were William Hutsby and James Wilson.

Their first child was Pamela who was born in Brindsley on the 13th September 1849. On the 7th July 1851 they had a second daughter, Hannah, born at Oakerthorpe, South Winfield, Derbyshire, and baptised on the 11th March 1852. A son Samuel was born in 1856 at North Winfield,. Samson (sometimes called John} was born in 1863, and Solomon {sometimes called James) was born in 1865. The last two children were born in Shirland, Derbyshire.

Solomon died on the 13 April 1884 aged 62 years, at 20 Amber Row, Wessington, Derbyshire. Cause of death was Heart Disease. His brother Elijah was with him when he died.

Hannah (Eleanor Hannah, on her Death Certificate) died on the 24th December 1892 at the age of 70 years. She died at 20 Amber Row, Wessington, Derbyshire. She had suffered from Psoas Abscess for 4 years, and this and Exhaustion was the cause of her death. Her son Solomon was with her when she died.

HANNAH BRIDDEN married JOSEPH BRIGGS in 1867.

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6. PATRICK / GILBERT
Joseph Patrick was born in 1827 at Overseal, Leicestershire. His father was Thomas Patrick, a labourer.

In 1833 Martha Gilbert was born at Ashby Holes, Leicestershire. Her parents were Zachary Gilbert, a farm labourer, and Mary.

Martha and Joseph were married in August 1850, at the Parish Church, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Witnesses were Thomas Gilbert and Frances Chadburn. The Curate was C. B. Loven.

Their first home was with Martha's father at Ashby Holes, and it was there that the first children were born. They were Mary 1852, John Thomas 1855, William 1856, Henry 1860, Martha 1863. Zachary Gilbert Patrick was born on 20th February 1866, at Church Greasley, Derbyshire. Followed by Ann 1868, Emma 1870, George 1873, Mary Elizabeth 1877.

Their home in 1871 was Holden Square, Hempshill, Greasley, Nottinghamshire. Joseph and his sons John and Henry were coal miners at this time.

By 1881 the family lived at Sleetmoor Lane, Somercotes, and their sons John and William had left home. Zachary, now 15years of age, had become a coal miner.

Joseph died of Heart Disease on 21st January 1884, aged 57 years.

On 25th January 1885 Martha married William Dooley, a widower, the son of Francis Dooley, a carpenter, at the Baptist Chapel, Swanwick. William was a coal miner. Witnesses were Samuel and Emma Jaques. They were married by Certificate. The Registrar was J. H. Simpson.

Martha died on 30th October 1901, at 20 Seeley Terrace, Somercotes. She was 71 years of age. Her death was due to Cardiac Failure. William was with her when she died.

William died on 21st September 1907 at Somercotes. He was 81 years of age. Cause of death was Senile Cachexia (Physical Wasting associated with long term disease).

ZACHARY GILBERT PATRICK married JANE GASCOYNE in 1887.

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7. GASCOYNE / DOOLEY
William Gascoyne was Christened on 21st October 1830 in South Normanton, Derbyshire. His parents were Edward Gascoyne, a miner, and Jane (Jain) nee Mycroft.

Elizabeth Dooley was Christened on 30th April 1837 at Birchwood, Derbyshire. Her parents were Thomas Dooley and Jane, nee Wheatcroft, she was the first of 10 children.

We could not find a record of the marriage of William and Elizabeth between, and including, the years 1853 -1863

Pharoah, their first child was born in 1859 at Alfreton, Derbyshire. Herbert was born on 23rd June 1862 at Birks Terrace, Somercotes. Their first daughter, Jane, was born on 21st October 1869 at Riddings, Derbyshire. Mary was born in 1874 at Somercotes, and Elizabeth in 1879, in Alfreton. Jane and Mary were both baptised at Somercotes on 3rd May 1874.

In 1881 Elizabeth, William and all their family lived at 87 Seeley Terrace, Somercotes. They shared their house with her parents, and William's brother Joseph.

Elizabeth died of Phthisis (Pulmonary Tuberculosis), at the age of 44 years, on the 3rd February 1882, at Seeley Terrace. Mary Matthews was with her when she died.

In 1891 William was living at 57 Nottingham Road, Somercotes, with his son Pharoah, his daughter Elizabeth, his granddaughter Elizabeth (Jane and Zachary's first child). Next door at 58 lived Herbert, his wife Catherine, and their one-year-old son, James.

William died of Old Age, on 11th February 1912, at 49 Sleetmoor Lane, Somercotes. He was 81years of age. Pharoah was present at his father's death.

JANE GASCOYNE married ZACHARY GILBERT PATRICK in 1887.

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10. BRIDDEN / (MARY)
Samuel Bridden was a framework knitter.

His wife's name was Mary.

They lived at Winfield Park, South Winfield, Derbyshire.

On 7th September 1817 their son Samuel was baptised. Solomon was baptised on 16th June 1822. Elisha was baptised on 7th April 1825, and Elijah in 1830. All were born in South Winfield.

SOLOMON BRIDDEN married HANNAH SMITH (nee RAYNOR), in 1846.

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11. RAYNOR / VARLEY
Henry Raynor was born in Greasley, Nottinghamshire, on 29th November 1783. His parents were Joseph and Ann Raynor.

Ruth Varley was born in Heanor, Derbyshire, about 1786. We could find no record of her baptism in Heanor between 1778-1798.

Ruth and Henry were married, by Banns, on 13th August 1805 at Eastwood, Nottinghamshire. They were both of the Parish of Eastwood. John Thompson was the Curate. Ruth signed with an 'X'. Present were William Cooper and Sam Hastledine.

Henry was a coal miner.

We have been unable to find records of any children born before their daughter Hannah, who was Christened on 16th March 1825 at Eastwood. Their next child was Eliza born in 1826.

In 1841 Ruth and Henry were living at Wharf Row, Brinsley, Nottinghamshire. Still living there with them are, 15 year old Eliza and her illegitimate son Joseph, now 5 months old.

The 1851 Census shows Ruth and Henry still living at Wharf Row, Brinsley. Henry is now recorded as 'pauper coal miner'. Both their ages, which should now be 65 years, are shown as 70 years.

Ruth Raynor died in Greasley, on 3rd October 1861, aged 77 years. Cause of death was Natural Decay.

HANNAH RAYNOR married ISAIAH SMITH in 1845.
She was widowed, and married SOLOMON BRIDDEN in 1846.

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12. PATRICK / BAILEY
Thomas Patrick was born in 1792 at Netherseal, Derbyshire. His parents were Urias Patrick and Ann, nee Miller.

Thomas married Mary Bailey on the 18th November 1821, at Netherseal.

A son Urias (Uriah) was Christened in 1823 at Netherseal, and a son Joseph was Christened in 1827 at Overseal, Leicestershire.

JOSEPH PATRICK married MARTHA GILBERT in 1850.

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13. GILBERT / (MARY)
Zachary Gilbert was born in 1796 at Donisthorpe, Leicestershire.

Mary, who became his wife, was born in 1801 in Leicestershire.

Mary and Zachary were married at Netherseal, Derbyshire, on the Leicestershire border.

Their first child Hannah was baptised on 15th February 1818. Mary on 30th April 1820. Thomas on 13th April 1823. Zachary on 11th February 1827. George on 30th January 1831. Martha was born about 1833 in Moira. The first five children were baptised in Netherseal.

In 1841 they lived in Ashby Woulds, Leicestershire. Zachary was an agricultural labourer at this time.

Mary died on 31st December 1848 of Disease of the Liver, at Woulds, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. The death certificate gave Mary's age as 52 years. Her daughter was with her when she died.

In 1851 Zachary Gilbert was living with his son Zachary, his daughter Martha and her husband Joseph Patrick at Nash Holes, Ashby-de-la-Zouch.

MARTHA GILBERT married JOSEPH PATRICK in 1850.

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14. GASCOYNE / MYCROFT
Edward Gascoyne was born in 1789, and baptised on 19th May 1789, at All Saints, Derby. His parents were Peter and Elizabeth Gascoyne.

Jane (sometimes Jain) Mycroft was baptised on 14th March 1790 at Blackwell by Alfreton, Derbyshire. Her parents were Matthew and Mary Mycroft. Mary's maiden name was Nighton.

Jane and Edward were married on 14th October 1811, in the Parish Church of Blackwell, by Banns. The Vicar was P. Wilson, and the witnesses were Jane Wilson, and William Gaskin.

The Parish Records for South Normanton, Derbyshire show Job (Jobe) baptised on 18th March 1814, But gives the mother's name as Elizabeth, but this must be an error, because he is recorded as one of the family in the 1841 census. Baptisms of the other children of Edward and Jane were, Edward 30th June 1816, Mary Ann 29th July 1818, Pharaoh (Pharah) 26th August 1820, Hellen 5th September 1822, who probably died because the next child was named Ellen 9th April 1826, then Maria 12th October 1828, William 24th October 1830, and the last recorded baptism Charlotte 22nd July 1834. All the baptisms were in the Parish of South Normanton.

By 1841 the family was living in Somercotes. Edward and all his sons were coal miners, even William who was only 10 years of age at that time.

WILLIAM GASCOYNE married ELIZABETH DOOLEY.

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15. DOOLEY / WHEATCROFT
Thomas Dooley was baptised on 15th September 1814. His parents were Mary and William Dooley, and he was born at Riddings, Derbyshire.

Jane Wheatcroft was baptised on 19th October 1818, at South Normanton, Derbyshire. Her parents were Sarah and Samuel Wheatcroft.

Jane and Thomas were married, by Banns, on 7th March 1836 in Alfreton, Derbyshire. Jane was from the Parish of Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire. The Vicar was John Pepper. The witnesses were Job Gascoine and Joseph Rolley, the Parish Clerk.

Thomas Dooley was a coal miner.

Their first child was Elizabeth, who was born in Birchwood, and baptised on 30th April 1837 at Alfreton. William was baptised on 5th April 1840 at Alfreton. Samuel was born in 1842, and Henry in 1845, they were both baptised at Riddings on 14th September 1845. Thomas was baptised 13th February 1848 at Riddings. Hannah 1851, and George 1854 were born in Birchwood. Francis 1857, Sarah 1859, and Joseph 1865 were all born in Somercotes.

In the 1851 census their address was Codnor Park. In 1861 it was 2 Seeley Terrace, Somercotes. In 1871 they lived at 87 Seeley Terrace, Somercotes.

Jane and Thomas were still living at 87 Seeley Terrace in 1881 with their son Joseph, their married daughter Elizabeth, and grand children Pharoah, Herbert, Jane, Mary, and Elizabeth.

Thomas died on 15th January 1891, he was 76 years of age. Death was due to Paralysis. His daughter-in-law Elizabeth was with him when he died.

Jane continued to live in Seeley Terrace with her son George, his wife Elizabeth, and their children, until her death on 13th May 1897. She was 80 years of age. Her death was due to Senile Decay. George was with her when she died.

ELIZABETH DOOLEY married WILLIAM GASCOYNE.

Samuel Dooley was born on 23rd July 1842. He married Mary Alton on 26th October 1863. He died 20th March 1879 at Birchwood Lane

Mary Alton was born 11th September 1848 at Green Lane, Belper, and died 24th January 1879 at Birchwood Lane.

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24. PATRICK / MILLER
Urias Patrick was baptised in Netherseal, Derbyshire in 1770.

Ann Miller was his wife.

Ann and Urias were married in 1791 in Netherseal.

Their children were Thomas 1792, Sarah 1794, Mary 1797, Joseph 1801, John 1802, and Jane 1804. They were all baptised in Netherseal.

Ann died in 1808 in Netherseal.

THOMAS PATRICK married MARY BAILEY in 1821.

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28. GASCOYNE / (ELIZABETH)
Peter Gascoyne.

Elizabeth was his wife.

Their children were Peter 27th October 1784, James 19th April 1786, Joseph 2nd October 1787, Edward 19th May 1789, and two daughters, Ann 3rd April 1793, and Charlotte 17th May 1796. They were all baptised at All Saints, Derby.

EDWARD GASCOYNE married JANE MYCROFT in 1811.

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29. MYCROFT / NIGHTON
Matthew Mycroft was born in the Parish of Blackwell, Derbyshire, in 1765.

Mary Nighton was born in 1767 in Blackwell.

Mary and Matthew were married 18th March 1788 at Blackwell. The marriage was by Banns. The Vicar was P. Wilson. The witnesses were Henry Bonsall and John Birk. The next entry in the Parish Register is the marriage, on the next day, of the witness Henry Bonsall to Margaret Mycroft.

Matthew was a sawyer.

Their children were George who was baptised 23rd March 1788. Jane 14th March 1790. Matthew 29th January 1792. Joseph 25th February 1795. Mary 19th August 1798. William 6th March 1801. Francis 16th October 1803. Margaret 25th October 1804. Ann 16th February 1807. Frances, who was probably the last child was baptised 2nd October 1808, but died, and was buried 24th January 1809. They were all baptised in Blackwell.

Mary and Matthew's son George died 27th November 1865, he was 76 years of age. George's wife Ann died 14th January 1888, aged 83 years. They were both buried in Ashover Churchyard.

Mary and Matthew's daughter Mary was married to Francis Bingham of Tibshelf, Derbyshire, by Banns, 3rd February 1817. Witnesses were James Bottom and Ann Hill.

Mary, widow of Matthew Mycroft, died 22nd September 1838 at LaneEnd, Blackwell. She was 71years of age. The cause of death was Cancer of the Mouth and Neck. Death was reported by Mary Wodhead.

JANE MYCROFT married EDWARD GASCOYNE in 1811.

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30. DOOLEY / (MARY)
William Dooley was born about 1791.

Mary

They had 2 children. Charlotte, who was baptised on 6th October 1811 at Alfreton, and Thomas, who was baptised on 15th September 1814 at Riddings, Derbyshire.

THOMAS DOOLEY married JANE WHEATCROFT in 1836.

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31. WHEATCROFT / KYTE
Samuel Wheatcroft was a framework knitter.

Sarah Kyte was baptised on 3rd January 1797 in South Normanton, Derbyshire. She was the daughter of Martha and John Kyte.

Sarah and Samuel were married by Banns on 6th January 1817 in the Parish of South Normanton. The Vicar was Guy Bryan, the witness was George Mellor, the Parish Clerk. It was a double wedding, Sarah's sister Hannah married James Mountenay.

Their first child was Mary who was baptised on 7th February 1817, next was Jane on 18th October 1818. Both were baptised in the Parish of South Normanton. They moved to South Winfield, where the baptisms in the Parish Records show Ann 1st July 1821, Selina 8th February 1824, John 3rd December 1825, Katherine 3rd October 1826, Elizabeth 9th October 1830.

JANE WHEATCROFT married THOMAS DOOLEY in 1836.

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48. PATRICK / HANSON
Uriah Patrick, was baptised in 1743 at Netherseal, Derbyshire.

Jane Hanson.

Uriah married Jane in 1765 at Netherseal.

They had 3 children. Elizabeth in 1766, Jane in 1768, and Uriah on 22nd April 1770. They were all baptised in Netherseal.

Uriah Patrick, senior, died in 1769 at Netherseal.

URIAH PATRICK, junior, married ANN MILLER in 1791.

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58. MYCROFT / BRADDOW
Matthew Mycroft was baptised on 29th July 1737 at Blackwell, Derbyshire.

Jane Braddow was baptised on 29th January 1737 at Blackwell.

Matthew and Jane were married on 7th December 1759.

They had 5 children. Francis on 6th December 1761, Joseph on 31st July 1763, Matthew on 7th July 1765, Margaret on 1st November 1767, John on 11th April 1773. (John lived only a few days, and was buried on 27th April 1773). All the children were baptised in Blackwell.

Their son Joseph died on 24th January 1808, and was buried in Blackwell.

MATTHEW MYCROFT married MARY NIGHTON in 1788.

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63. KYTE / SIMPSON
John Kyte was born 1st October 1775 at Blackwell, Derbyshire

Martha Simpson was born 7th July 1773

John Kyte's father was Francis Kyte (born 1750/51 at Blackwell, Derbyshire) and his mother was Ann Amos (born 1751 at Blackwell, Derbyshire). Francis Kyte and Ann Amos were married 24th October 1770.

Martha Simpson's father was Saul Simpsom.

John and Martha were married by Banns on 27th November 1792 at South Normanton, Derbyshire. The marriage was solemnised by the Curate, P.Wilson. Witnesses were Joseph Jessop and Jane Sponne (or Spornce).

They had 5 children. Hannah on 29th January 1793, Ami on 22nd July 1794, Sarah on 3rd January 1797, Mary on 3rd October 1800, and Francis on 24th March 1802. They were all baptised in South Normanton.

SARAH KYTE married SAMUEL WHEATCROFT in 1817.

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96. PATRICK / (ELISABETH)
Thomas Patrick was baptised in 1715 at Netherseal, Derbyshire.

Elisabeth

Thomas and Elisabeth were married in 1735 at Netherseal Derbyshire.

They had 13 children: Ann in 1736 (she died in 1743); William on 4th August 1739; John in 1740; Uriah on 31st October 1743; Ann in 1745; Thomas on 23rd July 1748 (he died in 1750); Thomas on 6th August 1750; Elisabeth in 1752; James on 11th August 1755 (he died in 1756); Charles in 1756 (he died in 1757); Joseph in 1758; John on 20th June 1761 (he died in 1762); Ann 1761. All the children were baptised in Netherseal.

Thomas Patrick (senior) died in 1769 at Netherseal.

URIAH PATRICK married JANE HANSON in 1765.

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116. MYCROFT / (MARGARET)
Joseph Mycroft

Margaret

A son Matthew was baptised on 29th July 1737.

Margaret died in 1771. Joseph died in 1780. They were both buried in Blackwell, Derbyshire.

MATTHEW MYCROFT married JANE BRADDOW in 1759.

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117. BRADDOW / PERKINS
William Braddow

Elisabeth Perkins

William and Elisabeth were married on 29th November 1724 at Blackwell, Derbyshire.

They had 4 children. William on 12th May 1734, Jane on 29th January 1737, Peter on 20th January 1739, and Alice on 6th March 1742. All the children were baptised in Blackwell.

JANE BRADDOW married MATTHEW MYCROFT in 1759.

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126. KYTE / AMOS
Francis Kyte was born in 1750-1751 at Blackwell, Derbyshire.

Ann Amos was born in 1751 at Blackwell, Derbyshire

Francis and Amos were married on 24th October 1770 at Blackwell, Derbyshire.

John Kyte was born 1st October 1775 at Blackwell, Derbyshire.

JOHN KYTE married MARTHA SIMPSON in 1792.

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192. PATRICK / CHAULNER
Simon Patrick was baptised in 1676 at Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire.

Ann Chaulner

Simon and Ann were married on 26th August 1712 at Church Gresley, Derbyshire.

They had a son Thomas who was baptised on 27th February 1715 at Netherseal. There was possibly a daughter Elisabeth baptised in 1732 at Netherseal,

Simon Patrick died in 1743 at Netherseal. Ann, his wife, died in 1732 at Netherseal.

THOMAS PATRICK married ELISABETH in 1735.

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384. PATTRICKE / ( ELIZABETHAE)
Thomae Pattricke

Elizabethae

Thomae and Elizabethae lived in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire.

They had 5 children. Elena on 10th May 1663, Thomas 5th August 1665, Georgina 9th September 1670, Elisabeth in 1673, Symon 2nd December 1676.

SYMON PATRICK married ANN CHAULNER in 1712.

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