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     Mary Webb was born circa 1869 at Coppenhall, Crewe, Cheshire. She appeared on the 1881 Census in, Congleton, Cheshire, , and Joseph Webb, Eliza (?), Eliza Webb, Ellen Webb, Joseph Webb, George Webb, Lucy Webb and Lily Webb were living in the same household; Joseph the head was described as a farm labourer.

     Ellen Webb was born circa 1873 at Congleton, Cheshire. She appeared on the 1881 Census in, Congleton, Cheshire, , and Joseph Webb, Eliza (?), Mary Webb, Eliza Webb, Joseph Webb, George Webb, Lucy Webb and Lily Webb were living in the same household; Joseph the head was described as a farm labourer.

     Joseph Webb was born circa 1875 at Astbury, Cheshire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in, Congleton, Cheshire, , and Joseph Webb, Eliza (?), Mary Webb, Eliza Webb, Ellen Webb, George Webb, Lucy Webb and Lily Webb were living in the same household; Joseph the head was described as a farm labourer.

     George Webb was born circa 1877 at Astbury, Cheshire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in, Congleton, Cheshire, , and Joseph Webb, Eliza (?), Mary Webb, Eliza Webb, Ellen Webb, Joseph Webb, Lucy Webb and Lily Webb were living in the same household; Joseph the head was described as a farm labourer.

     Lucy Webb was born circa 1878 at Astbury, Cheshire. She appeared on the 1881 Census in, Congleton, Cheshire, , and Joseph Webb, Eliza (?), Mary Webb, Eliza Webb, Ellen Webb, Joseph Webb, George Webb and Lily Webb were living in the same household; Joseph the head was described as a farm labourer.

     Lily Webb was born circa 1880 at Congleton, Cheshire. She appeared on the 1881 Census in, Congleton, Cheshire, , and Joseph Webb, Eliza (?), Mary Webb, Eliza Webb, Ellen Webb, Joseph Webb, George Webb and Lucy Webb were living in the same household; Joseph the head was described as a farm labourer.

     James L. Odlum married Mary (?). James L. Odlum was born circa 1843 at, Liverpool, Lancashire, . He appeared on the 1881 Census in Vitriol Square, Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, and Mary (?), Alice Odlum, James L. Odlum, Humphrey O. Odlum and Thomas Garard Odlum were living in the same household; The head of the household James was described as a core maker. Also present in the household was his sister Sarah Bell visiting, and two boarders who were labourers in the wagon works, Edward Ward and Clement Tipper.

     Her married name was Odlum. Mary (?) married James L. Odlum. Mary (?) was born circa 1854 at, Liverpool, Lancashire, . She appeared on the 1881 Census in Vitriol Square, Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, and James L. Odlum, Alice Odlum, James L. Odlum, Humphrey O. Odlum and Thomas Garard Odlum were living in the same household; The head of the household James was described as a core maker. Also present in the household was his sister Sarah Bell visiting, and two boarders who were labourers in the wagon works, Edward Ward and Clement Tipper.

     Alice Odlum was born circa 1874 at Earlestown, Lancashire. She appeared on the 1881 Census in Vitriol Square, Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, and James L. Odlum, Mary (?), James L. Odlum, Humphrey O. Odlum and Thomas Garard Odlum were living in the same household; The head of the household James was described as a core maker. Also present in the household was his sister Sarah Bell visiting, and two boarders who were labourers in the wagon works, Edward Ward and Clement Tipper.

     James L. Odlum was born circa 1876 at Earlestown, Lancashire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in Vitriol Square, Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, and James L. Odlum, Mary (?), Alice Odlum, Humphrey O. Odlum and Thomas Garard Odlum were living in the same household; The head of the household James was described as a core maker. Also present in the household was his sister Sarah Bell visiting, and two boarders who were labourers in the wagon works, Edward Ward and Clement Tipper.

     Humphrey O. Odlum was born circa 1879 at Earlestown, Lancashire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in Vitriol Square, Newton in Makerfield, Lancashire, and James L. Odlum, Mary (?), Alice Odlum, James L. Odlum and Thomas Garard Odlum were living in the same household; The head of the household James was described as a core maker. Also present in the household was his sister Sarah Bell visiting, and two boarders who were labourers in the wagon works, Edward Ward and Clement Tipper.

     Edward Evans witnessed the marriage of Timothy Parsonage and Elizabeth Parsonage on 1 March 1762 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, .

     Samuel Bennion witnessed the marriage of Timothy Parsonage and Elizabeth Parsonage on 1 March 1762 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, .

     Thomas Evans married Elizabeth Parsonage, daughter of Timothy Parsonage and Mary Parsonage, in 1844 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, .

     John Gibson married Catherine Parsonage, daughter of Timothy Parsonage and Mary Parsonage, in 1858 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, .

     Kate Gibson was born circa 1860 at Cheadle, Staffordshire. She appeared on the 1861 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; The head of the household, Mary, describes herself as a farmer of 200 acres employing two labourers. Her daughter Mary was described as a dairy maid, Adelaide and Frederick as helpers, and Timothy as a farmer. Also in the household at that time was a 1 year old visitor named Kate Parsonage Gibson, described as grandaughter to Mary. Kate Gibson appeared on the 1881 Census in 11 Garden Street, Wigan, Lancashire, and Catherine Parsonage, George F. Gibson, Caroline W. Gibson and John S. Gibson were living in the same household; Katherine (Gibson) the head was described as a widow and a seamstress, Kate her daughter was a milliner, George was a joiner, Caroline was a mantle maker and John a scholar.

     George F. Gibson was born circa 1862 at Sandway, Cheshire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in 11 Garden Street, Wigan, Lancashire, and Catherine Parsonage, Kate Gibson, Caroline W. Gibson and John S. Gibson were living in the same household; Katherine (Gibson) the head was described as a widow and a seamstress, Kate her daughter was a milliner, George was a joiner, Caroline was a mantle maker and John a scholar.

     Caroline W. Gibson was born circa 1864 at Kendal, Westmorland. She appeared on the 1881 Census in 11 Garden Street, Wigan, Lancashire, and Catherine Parsonage, Kate Gibson, George F. Gibson and John S. Gibson were living in the same household; Katherine (Gibson) the head was described as a widow and a seamstress, Kate her daughter was a milliner, George was a joiner, Caroline was a mantle maker and John a scholar.

     John S. Gibson was born circa 1870 at Wigan, Lancashire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in 11 Garden Street, Wigan, Lancashire, and Catherine Parsonage, Kate Gibson, George F. Gibson and Caroline W. Gibson were living in the same household; Katherine (Gibson) the head was described as a widow and a seamstress, Kate her daughter was a milliner, George was a joiner, Caroline was a mantle maker and John a scholar.