Descendants of Philip Pedley

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86. Richard Brown

Liverpool

87. William Brown

Location is given as "Burolem" or "Bunolem"

William Fitton

Cheerbrook Nantwich

60. Mary Pedley

Thee scroll is a bit ambiguous on death date

90. John Yoxall

Bachelor

92. Richard Yoxall

Without issue

John Owen

50 Ford Lane Crewe

99. Esther Ann Wilson

Location: Buerton near Audlem

100. George Henry Wilson

No issue
at Buerton

101. Edith Hannah Wilson

a SPINSTER

66. Ann Pedley

1 NAME Anne /Pedley/

Buried at Brassey Green Baptist Chapel with her husband.

Stephen Walley

Married while living in Alpraham (source: copy of family tree from GaryHnatowich, received August, 1998)
Farmed at Frankton Hall, Welsh Frankton, Cheshire.
Buried at Brassey Green Baptist Chapel. The headstone inscription reads:"The memory of the just is blessed"

M. R. Lewis

Of Sugeley House, Newcastle on Tyne, England (source: copy of familytree from Gary Hnatowich, received August, 1998)

Maria Brew

"Thomas Henry Pedley married Maria (Brew) McCarthy (really it should have
been McCarty but Maria couldn't read or write and her Irish accent lent
itself to the mistake) in the Register Generals Office at Fitzroy, (asuburb
of Melbourne) Victoria, Australia on the 25/10/1875. Maria's firsthusband
had died in 1868.
Maria and Thomas lived together before marrying and three children wereborn
to them." (Source: Dulcie Watts, 1999)

"Maria died at the age of 46 in 1883, she
had suffered in the Irish famines, sailed half way around the world tolive
in a totally different environment. She had born in total, 10 children and
buried 3 of them plus one husband. Her eldest child, my GG GrandmotherAnnie
McCarthy born 1856 (died age 91 in 1947), family lore says she helped look
after her younger brothers and sisters when her mother died. " (source:Dulcie Watts)

68. Richard Pedley

Sources of D Walley and Julian Pedley disagree slightly.
Richards DOB "abt 1829" in Haslington, Cheshire, England
Twice mayor of Crewe and County and Boro (?) Justice of the Peace. Was a lifelong teetotaller and also a cheese factor;
He was president for a year of the Lancashire and Cheshire association of Baptist Churches; lay pastor of Baptist chapel at Wheelock Heath.

Mary Ann Threadgold

Mary Ann engraved on the headstone

Janet Watson wrote:
>
> Hi Julian
>
> Further to our correspondence regarding the above, I have found out
> the following from another researcher:-
>
> Benjamin THREADGOLD mar. Mary THREADGOLD of Much
> Hadham, Herts.
> Issue according to IGI:- Elizabeth 1751
> William 1752 (died Chester & buried St
> Marys churchyard)
> Benjamin 1754
> Mary 1754
>
> William THREADGOLD (1752) mar. Sarah FINCH 1778 South Weald
> Issue: Mary 1779 Stock mar. Thomas HORNER 1811
> George 1781 Stock mar. Elizabeth S DEAN 1828 Lewisham
> Sarah 1784 Epping mar. Daniel SPIGHT Gt Burstead
>
> George THREADGOLD (1782) & Elizabeth DEAN
> Issue: George 1822
> Sarah H 1825
> Mary Ann 1827
> Ellen 1830
> Henry 1832
> Jane 1833
> William Moss 1836
> Clara 1838
> This family were all baptised at Stock and Wickford Independent or
> Chelmsford.