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Date – 10 March 1876
Where – Bottin, Worsthorne
Name – James Henry Pickles
Sex - Boy
Father – James Pickles
Mother – Hannah Pickles, formerly Leaver
Occupation of Father – Engine Tenter
Informant – James Pickles, father of Bottin Worsthorne
Registered – 8 April 1876
Registrar – Robert Munn, Registrar

Will - http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/tal ... .php?t=650

Date – 5 March 1867
Where – Cockden, Briercliffe
Name – Smith Pickles
Sex - Boy
Father – Thomas Pickles
Mother – Mary Pickles formerly Procter
Occupation of Father – Stone Quarrier
Informant – Thomas Pickles, father of Cockden, Briercliffe
Registered – 30 March 1867
Registrar – Robert Munn, Registrar

Will - http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/tal ... .php?t=666

Date – 7 January 1839
Where – Swinden, Worsthorne
Name – Thomas Pickles
Sex - Boy
Father – Thomas Pickles
Mother – Alice Pickles formerly Holgate
Occupation of Father – Labourer
Informant – the mark of Thomas (x) Pickles, father of Swinden, Worsthorne
Registered – 14 February 1839
Registrar – Thomas Sutcliffe, Registrar

Will - http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/tal ... .php?t=663

Date – 31 July 1840
Where – Swinden, Worsthorne
Name – Margaret Pickles
Sex - Girl
Father – Thomas Pickles
Mother – Alice Pickles formerly Holgate
Occupation of Father – Labourer
Informant – Thomas Pickles, father of Swinden, Worsthorne
Registered – 7 September 1840
Registrar – ? Sutcliffe, Deputy Registrar

I took these details from a (very old and frail) birth certificate brought by Mr Parker to the BS meeting last night:

Date – 15 January 1871
Where – Worsthorne
Name – Thomas Pickles
Sex - Male
Father – James Pickles
Mother – Hannah Pickles formerly Leaver
Occupation of Father – Engine tentor
Informant – James Pickles, father, of Worsthorne
Registrar – Robert Munn

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Maureen
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These people are in my family tree somewhere, I get confused with the Pickles family, there seemed to be so many of them.


Stephanie.

Hi Stephanie, have you looked at my Pickles family tree on the main page? http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/Family%20Trees.htm

Thanks Kris, Margaret Pickles who married John Tatham are my Great Grandparents.


Stephanie.

I know! So we are practically related!

Kris, I have a photograph from a newspaper of a row of cottages at Pendle Bridge where Margaret Pickles and John Tatham lived at one time, one of the cottages is where my Grandad James Henry Tatham was born that was in 1869. I will have to let Mel have a copy and the write up for this web site. They lived there inbetween Census's so it is not on 1861 or 1871 census, but it is on his birth certificate, no number of the cottage though, which is a shame.


Stephanie.

Excellent Stephanie, thanks.

I still have to add the pictures I borrowed from Roger too.

Must be time to think about something else on the homepage as well!

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Mel

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Kris, I have just been looking at your family tree on BS web site, is my John Tatham who married Margaret Pickles, the brother of your Joseph Tatham who had a son called George Hartley Tatham?


Stephanie.

I don’t think they are related Stephanie.

John Tatham (1838-1917) was born at Nave Hill, Marsden and Joseph Tatham (1840-1913) was born at Leeds.