Descendants of Thomas PICKLES

Notes

2. James PICKLES

1861 Census - RG9; Piece: 3074; Folio: 6; Page: 5
Extwistle Mill, Briercliffe
James Pickles, Head, Mar, 29yrs, Tackler of Power Looms, b. Worsthorne
Hannah Pickles, Wife, Mar, 25yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Extwistle
Elizabeth Pickles, Daughter, 11 months, b. Extwistle

1871 Census - RG10; Piece: 4152; Folio: 59; Page: 18
Cottage, Worsthorne
James Pickles, Head, Mar, 39yrs, Engine Tenter at Cotton Mill, b. Worsthorne
Hannah Pickles, Wife, Mar, 35yrs, House Keeper, b. Extwistle
Elizabeth Alice Pickles, Daughter, 10yrs, Scholar, b. Extwistle
Susannah Pickles, Daughter, 5yrs, Scholar, b. Extwistle
Nancy Pickles, Daughter, 2yrs, b, Extwistle
Thomas Pickles, Son, 1yrs, b. Worsthorne

1881 Census - RG11; Piece: 4155; Folio: 85; Page: 1
Cottage, Extwistle
James PICKLES, Head, Mar, 49yrs, Stone Mason, b. Worsthorne
Hannah PICKLES, Wife, Mar, 45yrs, ?, b. Extwistle
Susannah PICKLES, Daughter, Unm, 15yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Extwistle
Nancy PICKLES, Daughter, 12yrs, Scholar, b. Extwistle
Thomas PICKLES, Son, 10yrs, Scholar, b. Worsthorne
James Henry PICKLES, Son, 5yrs, Scholar, b. Worsthorne

1891 Census - RG12; Piece: 3371; Folio 159; Page 38
12 Townley Street, Briercliffe
Hannah PICKLES, Head, Widow, 56yrs, b. Extwistle
Nancy PICKLES, Daughter, Spinster, 22 yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Extwistle
Thomas PICKLES, Son, 20yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Worsthorne
James Hy PICKLES, Son, 15yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Worsthorne

1901 Census - RG13; Piece: 3868; Folio: 59; Page: 29.
7 Townley Street, Briercliffe
Hannah PICKLES, Head, Widow, 64yrs, b. Extwistle
James H. PICKLES, Son, Widow, 25yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Worsthorne
Susannah SIMPSON, Daughter, Widow, 35yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Extwistle
Florence SIMPSON, Grand-daughter, 12yrs, b. Briercliffe
Clara SIMPSON, Grand-daughter, 9yrs, b. Briercliffe
Mary E. SIMPSON, Grand-daughter, 6yrs, b. Briercliffe
Rose H. SIMPSON, Grand-daughter, 2yrs, b. Briercliffe

5. Thomas PICKLES

1881 Census
Haggate, Brierclife Cum Extwistle, Lancashire
RG11 - 4155 - 70 - 28
Thomas PICKLES, Head, Married, 42yrs, Chapel Kepper, b. Worsthorne, Lancs.
Mary PICKLES, Wife, 39 yrs, Chapel Keeper (Church Off), b. Briercliffe, Lancs
Laura Alice PICKLES, Daughter, Unmarried, 16yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Briercliffe
Smith PICKLES, Son, Unmarried, 14yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Briercliffe
Bettza Nanny PICKLES, Daughter, Unmarried, 9 yrs, Scholar, b. Briercliffe
Margaret Sarah PICKLES, Daughter, Unmarried, 6 yrs, Scholar, b. Briercliffe
Betsy PICKLES, Daughter, 4 yrs, Scholar, b. Briercliffe
Fanny PICKLES, Daughter, 2 yrs, b. Briercliffe
Thomas PICKLES, Son, 2months, Briercliffe

1891 Census
Haggate 16, Briercliffe
RG12 - 3371 - pg 18

1901 Census - RG13; Piece: 3868; Folio: 63; Page: 37
24 Queen Street, Briercliffe
Thomas Pickles, Head, Mar, 62yrs, Foreman Stone Quarry, Worker, b. Worsthorne
Mary Pickles, Wife, Mar, 59yrs, b. Briercliffe
Betsy Pickles, Daughter, Spinster, 24yrs, ? Weaver, b. Briercliffe
Fanny Pickles, Daughter, 22yrs, ? b. Briercliffe
Thomas H. Pickles, Son, 20yrs, Cotton weaver, b. Briercliffe

Haggate Cemetery
Section B Grave 112
Headstone
Thomas PICKLES died June 6th 1903 aged 64 yrs
Mary his wife died January 30th 1908 aged 66 yrs
Bertha daughter of Thomas of Cockden died April 21st 1871 aged 1 yr
Thomas and Alice died in infancy
Thomas Berry son of Ezra and Betsy BERRY and grandson died May 18th 1908 aged 3 mths
Above Betsy daughter of Thomas PICKLES died November 9th 1918 aged 42 y
Above Ezra died January 3rd 1939 aged 69 yrs.

1903 – PICKLES Thomas of 24 Queen Street, Briercliffe near Burnley died 6 June 1903. Probate London 26 June to Smith Pickles, weaver and Abraham Leaver, cotton manufacturer. Effects £2,158 0s. 6d.

John TATHAM

1901 Census - RG13; Piece: 3868; Folio: 21; Page: 33
Halstead Farm, Worsthorne
John Tatham, Head, Widow, 62yrs, Farmer, b. Great Marsden
Willie Tatham, Son, 25yrs, Farmers Son, b. Burnley
Beatrice Tatham, Daughter, 22yrs, b. Burnley
George Omerod, Servant, 20yrs, Agricultural?, b. Burnley

1917 – TATHAM John of 77 Cleaver street, Burnley died 29 March 1917. Administration London 26 October to Willie Tatham, mill manager. Effects £801 15s. 6d.