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PostPosted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 2:47 pm 
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Location: Burnley
Where:All Saints, Habergham, Lancashire
When: 11 Feb 1850
Groom: Thomas Pilkington - age full Labourer. Bachelor of Lower House
Bride: Sarah Moore - (X), age full, weaver Spinster of Lower House
Groom's Father: John Pilkington, Labourer
Bride's Father: John Moore, Blacksmith
Witness: Richard Moore; Robinson Crup?
Married by Certificate by: Edward Verity, incumbent

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 11:40 am 
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Maureen, do you have census details for this family? The one below cannot be right as they have a daughter, but it is the only one I can find in the Habergham (Lower House) area of Burnley.

1851 Census – HO107; Piece: 2252; Folio: 367; Page: 22
29 Habergham, Habergham All Saints, Burnley
Thos. Pilkington, Head, Mar, 26yrs, Labourer to Engineman, b. Clayton
Sarah Pilkington, Wife, 26yrs, Power Loom Weaver, b. Habergham
Ellen Pilkington, Daughter, 6yrs, Scholar, b. Habergham


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 12:58 pm 
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It is the right one Kris. The child was born before the marriage.
Thomas Pilkington died (1856-ish, we have a record of his burial at Burnley somewhere) and then in 1860 Sarah Pilkington (formerly Moore) married John Riley.

On the 1861 census Joseph appears with John & Sarah Riley at Old Laund Booth. RG9; Piece: 3082; Folio: 47; Page: 8. The daughter (from memory) is shown on 1861 as Ellen Moore.

This is where I lose track of Joseph until he marries Mary Phillips. By 1871 John Riley was dead and Sarah was living in Burnley as a servant.

I'd check Ancestry again but right now I'm going through 33 districts of Chorlton-on-Medlock one page at a time - looking for my missing Thomas & William Tickle. It's such a horrible job I daren't stop.

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