GillianS 2-star-status Member

Posts: 4 Locality: Lancs, Manchester, Cheshire/Lancs border Joined: 2006-10-22
 | Subject: Smith Macclesfield Cheshire /Manchester/ & Wales Sat 18 Aug 2007 - 7:22 | |
| My ancestors probably came from elsewhere but were living in Macclesfield in 1841-1851.
James Smith born around 1810 marries Mary Hodges. John Smith marries Hannah Hodges, sister of Mary. They married at Prestbury. James and John were master painters.
Their eldest daughter Hannah married someone named Howe. The Howe family seemed to remain around Pott Shrigley and Bollington. One became the eastae agent for the estate.
children were Hannah James John Caroline Jonathan - my 2X Great Grandfather William
My great great Grandfather Jonathan moved to Manchester around 1860 and married Catherine ( Kate Flynn) they lived in Ancoats. His siblings seemed to stay around Cheshire and did 'quite well'. Jonathan lived I would image in poverty and died in 1881 at the age of 41. The rest of his family stayed in Manchester - my great great Grandmother Kate Flynn died in 1913.
Their son, James my great grandfather married Mary Ann Coleman and eventually came to Wales around 1910. My Grandfather William Smith was born in 1895 and married Elizabeth Tovey in 1915, Connahs Quay. My Father William Smith was born in 1921 in Connahs Quay
I know some of my grandfathers family moved to Barrow in Furness.
Any information and links would be very welcome as I can't seem to track any of these Macclesfield Smiths and there were so many of them! |
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Carole Admin


Posts: 5528 Locality: Blackburn, Lancashire Joined: 2006-10-07
 | Subject: Re: Smith Macclesfield Cheshire /Manchester/ & Wales Fri 19 Oct 2007 - 21:40 | |
| | 18th Aug, 2007, Carole wrote: | Hi again Gill,
Thanks very much for sharing this information Gill about your Smiths & related surnames, & we must see what we can do about finding more info on your Macclesfield Smiths.
As Daz is away for the weekend, I've just left a reply to you on his Look-ups Topic...... Prestbury Parish: Marriages 1637-1789 (Cheshire) I'm sure Daz will be glad to help if he possibly can.
Recently included a Cheshire Category in the Links Cabinet (see the drop-down menu & select "Cheshire genealogy databases/resources sites") Chat again soon |
| Daz wrote: | Hi Gill and Cas. Hope your both well. Sorry I've not been around but had a lot on at work. Been doing a bit of a trawl on the IGI index and found one cert' and one possible.
James Smith married Mary Hodge 24th June 1833 in Prestbury. On the IGI the Batch No is 8924431 sheet 09 and source call No 1553569.
The second I found has no batch No as it was sourced on film from their records. Caroline Smith born 23rd April 1834 (which fits). Parents are James and Mary Smith. Film No 450980 Ref No 118104.
Hope this helps, well it's a start. I'll keep digging. Love to all Daz xxx |
| October 2007, Carole wrote: | Hi Gill,
Hope all is going Ok for you. How's it going with the Macclesfield research, any more success? Interested to know, so hope you'll keep us informed. Here's the link to your other Topic on the East & S-East Lancs Board ....... >> SMITH Bury, Manchester (& Macclesfield Cheshire) >>
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Carole Admin


Posts: 5528 Locality: Blackburn, Lancashire Joined: 2006-10-07
 | Subject: Smiths of Macclesfield, Cheshire (52-GSM) Tue 17 Feb 2009 - 23:40 | |
| Smith List Transfer NoteSmith Project Member ID: 52-GSMTown/s of Smith Interests:Cheshire - Macclesfield South-East Lancashire - Bury, Ancoats-Manchester North Lancashire - Barrow in Furness. Researcher: Gillian Smith Location: North Wales Smith Chat Forums Username: GillianS Online Office Pigeon-hole: 52-gsmGillian's Interests Summary was recently moved from the Project's original site and recompiled at >> Smith Interest List Lancs, WRYorks & Isle of Man Page 17 >>Should any other researcher hold data or possible connections to this family, please contact the member. It might prove useful for other researchers too, if you could please share the information on this Topic. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carole, Smith Project/Smith Chat Admin Nothing is too small to know, and nothing too big to attempt (William Van Horne)
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