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     Andrew William Jennings was born on 10 May 1989.

     Margaret Louise Jennings was born on 27 April 1958.

     William Parsonage witnessed the will of Timothy Parsonage on 19 April 1780; In his will Timothy bequeaths the profits of his farm to his wife Elizabeth & his sons Thomas and Timothy, and to William Parsonage of Lower Hall. He also names these as executors of his will. He leaves his lands, messuages, household goods and stocks to be divided equally amongst his children. The will was witnessed by John Thomas, John Bennion and Thomas Bennion. It was proved at St Asaph on March 8th 1781. The estate was sworn to be valued above £100 and below £300. It is not known if the farm referred to is Trevalyn Farm.

     John Thomas witnessed the will of Timothy Parsonage on 19 April 1780; In his will Timothy bequeaths the profits of his farm to his wife Elizabeth & his sons Thomas and Timothy, and to William Parsonage of Lower Hall. He also names these as executors of his will. He leaves his lands, messuages, household goods and stocks to be divided equally amongst his children. The will was witnessed by John Thomas, John Bennion and Thomas Bennion. It was proved at St Asaph on March 8th 1781. The estate was sworn to be valued above £100 and below £300. It is not known if the farm referred to is Trevalyn Farm.

     John Bennion witnessed the will of Timothy Parsonage on 19 April 1780; In his will Timothy bequeaths the profits of his farm to his wife Elizabeth & his sons Thomas and Timothy, and to William Parsonage of Lower Hall. He also names these as executors of his will. He leaves his lands, messuages, household goods and stocks to be divided equally amongst his children. The will was witnessed by John Thomas, John Bennion and Thomas Bennion. It was proved at St Asaph on March 8th 1781. The estate was sworn to be valued above £100 and below £300. It is not known if the farm referred to is Trevalyn Farm.

     Thomas Bennion witnessed the will of Timothy Parsonage on 19 April 1780; In his will Timothy bequeaths the profits of his farm to his wife Elizabeth & his sons Thomas and Timothy, and to William Parsonage of Lower Hall. He also names these as executors of his will. He leaves his lands, messuages, household goods and stocks to be divided equally amongst his children. The will was witnessed by John Thomas, John Bennion and Thomas Bennion. It was proved at St Asaph on March 8th 1781. The estate was sworn to be valued above £100 and below £300. It is not known if the farm referred to is Trevalyn Farm.

     Ada Smith witnessed the marriage of Benjamin Smith and Edith Emily Parsonage on 1 March 1927 at Holy Trinity Church, Horwich, Lancashire; Ben gave his occupation as a metal turner, and he lived at 100 Brownlow Road, Bolton. Edith gave no occupation and she lived at 9 Oldham Street, Bolton.

     John Henry Forshaw witnessed the marriage of Benjamin Smith and Edith Emily Parsonage on 1 March 1927 at Holy Trinity Church, Horwich, Lancashire; Ben gave his occupation as a metal turner, and he lived at 100 Brownlow Road, Bolton. Edith gave no occupation and she lived at 9 Oldham Street, Bolton.

     Oliver Price witnessed the will of Thomas Parsonage on 6 June 1818; just four months before his death. He is described as a farmer of Allington. He bequeaths £300 to his daughter Mary (who in 1819 marries Thomas' brother Timothy's son, another Timothy). Thomas names his wife, daughter Mary and nephew Timothy as his executors. Timothy later takes the oath of executor on 24th May 1819 (two weeks after marrying Mary).

     Richard Price witnessed the marriage of Thomas Parsonage and Mary Price in 1794 at Gresford, Denbighshire. Richard Price witnessed the will of Thomas Parsonage on 6 June 1818; just four months before his death. He is described as a farmer of Allington. He bequeaths £300 to his daughter Mary (who in 1819 marries Thomas' brother Timothy's son, another Timothy). Thomas names his wife, daughter Mary and nephew Timothy as his executors. Timothy later takes the oath of executor on 24th May 1819 (two weeks after marrying Mary).

     R Browne witnessed the will of Thomas Parsonage on 6 June 1818; just four months before his death. He is described as a farmer of Allington. He bequeaths £300 to his daughter Mary (who in 1819 marries Thomas' brother Timothy's son, another Timothy). Thomas names his wife, daughter Mary and nephew Timothy as his executors. Timothy later takes the oath of executor on 24th May 1819 (two weeks after marrying Mary).

     James Price witnessed the marriage of Thomas Parsonage and Mary Price in 1794 at Gresford, Denbighshire.

     Ester Pover witnessed the marriage of Thomas Parsonage and Mary Price in 1794 at Gresford, Denbighshire.

     Brendan Kieran witnessed the baptism of Emily Hazel Parsonage on 10 April 1988 at The Church of the Nativity of Our Lady, Ardee, County Louth, Eire.

     Breda Kieran witnessed the baptism of Emily Hazel Parsonage on 10 April 1988 at The Church of the Nativity of Our Lady, Ardee, County Louth, Eire.

     Her married name was Brennan. Mavis (?) married David Brennan, son of Martin Brennan and Brigid Kirrane. Mavis (?) witnessed the baptism of William Martin Parsonage on 15 December 1990 at The Church of the Nativity of Our Lady, Ardee, County Louth, Eire.

     Her married name was Brennan. Kathleen (?) married Gerard Brennan, son of Martin Brennan and Brigid Kirrane. Kathleen (?) witnessed the baptism of Henry Tomàs Parsonage on 11 October 1992 at The Church of the Nativity of Our Lady, Ardee, County Louth, Eire.

     Sally Ann Spencer was born on 8 October 1972 at Blackpool, Lancashire.

     Jonathon Robert Almond witnessed the marriage of Arthur William Fountain and Mary Elizabeth Chaulk on 9 April 1910 at, St Helens, Lancashire, ; Mary lived at 104 Peckers Hill Road at the time of the marriage, and Arthur was a collier.

     Muriel Chaulk was born on 20 March 1908. As of 19 October 1939,her married name was Coleman. She married David William Coleman on 19 October 1939 at The Church of Christ the King, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Muriel Chaulk died on 16 January 1965 at Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, at age 56.