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     Ellen Morris was born circa 1839 at Smallwood, Cheshire. She appeared on the 1841 Census in Smallwood, Cheshire, and Samuel Morris, Sarah Broad and Oliver Morris were living in the same household; The head of the household, Samuel described himself as a farmer. Ellen Morris appeared on the 1851 Census in Spark Lane, Brereton cum Smethwick, Cheshire, and Samuel Morris, Sarah Broad, Oliver Morris, Thomas Morris, Charles Morris, William Morris, Fanny Morris and Sarah Morris were living in the same household; Samuel was a farmer of 25 acres. There is only one Ellen born in Smallwood of the right age shown in the 1881 census of Cheshire and that is Ellen Bowden wife of a Thomas Bowden. This may be Ellen Morris.

     William Morris was born on 7 April 1846 at Smallwood, Cheshire. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Spark Lane, Brereton cum Smethwick, Cheshire, and Samuel Morris, Sarah Broad, Ellen Morris, Oliver Morris, Thomas Morris, Charles Morris, Fanny Morris and Sarah Morris were living in the same household; Samuel was a farmer of 25 acres. Possibly in 1881 census at Manor House Newcastle Road, Betchton, Cheshire, as servant (ag lab) aged 34 (born at Betchton) in household of George Upton a cheese factor.

FHL Film 1341847 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3537 Folio 43 Page 1.

     Elizabeth Parsonage was born on 19 February 1820 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She was baptised on 11 November 1822 at Gresford, Denbighshire; The family's first three children (Elizabeth, Eleanor and Mary) were all baptised on the same day. As of 1844,her married name was Evans. She married Thomas Evans in 1844 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, .

     Eleanor Parsonage was born on 20 April 1821 at Gresford, Denbighshire; On the cemetary record for Eleanor her birth date is given as 26th April 1822. She was baptised on 11 November 1822 at Gresford, Denbighshire; The family's first three children (Elizabeth, Eleanor and Mary) were all baptised on the same day. As of 1847,her married name was Price. She married Henry Price, son of James Price, in 1847 at Parish Church, Rossett, Denbighshire. Eleanor Parsonage appeared on the 1850 US Federal Census in Watertown, Jefferson, Wisconsin, and Henry Price, Thomas Price and Gemima M Price were living in the same household; Henry is described as a Farmer, born England. Ellen and Thomas are also born England and Gemima was born New York. Eleanor Parsonage appeared on the 1860 US Federal Census in Watertown, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA, and Henry Price, Gemima M Price, Mary Ann Price, William Price, Robert Price and Elizabeth C Price were living in the same household; Henry was described as a Chandler. Eleanor Parsonage appeared on the 1870 US Federal Census in Watertown, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA, and Henry Price, Gemima M Price, Mary Ann Price, William Price, Robert Price, Elizabeth C Price and John Price were living in the same household; Henry was described as a painter. Eleanor Parsonage appeared on the 1880 US Federal Census in Watertown, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA, and Henry Price, Elizabeth C Price and John Price were living in the same household; Both Henry and his son John are described as painters. Eleanor Parsonage appeared on the 1881 Census in Darland, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage and Henry Price were living in the same household; Mary, the head of the household, described herself as a retired farmer. Timothy's occupation was described as farmer's son. There were two other people in the house at the time a Henry Price, son in law aged 60 born Wisconsin, America, and Ellen Price aged 56 daughter born Wisconsin, America. This was most likely Eleanor and the census enumerator may have recorded their current residence as their place of birth. Eleanor Parsonage died on 3 April 1897 at Watertown, Jefferson, Wisconsin, USA, at age 75; Eleanor is buried at the Oak Hill Cemetary in Watertown.

     Mary Parsonage was born on 10 July 1822 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She was baptised on 11 November 1822 at Gresford, Denbighshire; The family's first three children (Elizabeth, Eleanor and Mary) were all baptised on the same day. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Eliza Parsonage, John Parsonage, Catherine Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. Mary Parsonage appeared on the 1861 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage, Frederick Parsonage and Kate Gibson 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. Census possible 1881

Dwelling:     46 Eastgate Row South
     Census Place:     Chester St Peter & St Oswald, Cheshire, England
     Source:     FHL Film 1341852 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3559 Folio 38 Page 20
     Marr     Age     Sex     Birthplace
William HODGES     M     41      M     Ramsgate, Kent, England
     Rel:     Head
     Occ:     Chemist Employing 1 Man & 1 Boy
Thomas Rousel HODGES          8      M     Chester
     Rel:     Son
     Occ:     Scholar
Ann Graham HODGES          5      F     Chester
     Rel:     Daur
     Occ:     Scholar
Edward HUNDLY     U     24      M     Darfield, York, England
     Rel:     Serv
     Occ:     Chemist Assistant
Mary PAISONAGE     U     56      F     Gresford, Denbigh, Wales
     Rel:     Serv
     Occ:     Domestic Serv
Louisa ROBERTS     U     26      F     Chester
     Rel:     Serv
     Occ:     Domestic Serv.

     Timothy Parsonage was born on 2 October 1823 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He was baptised on 3 November 1823 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Eliza Parsonage, John Parsonage, Catherine Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. Timothy Parsonage witnessed the marriage of Thomas Parsonage and Frances Elizabeth Blake on 17 November 1853 at Malpas Parish Church, Malpas, Cheshire; On his marriage certificate Thomas gave his occupation as surgeon. This was probably an embellishment of the truth, as he had been an assistant to a surgeon just two years earlier on the census. Timothy Parsonage appeared on the 1861 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage, Frederick Parsonage and Kate Gibson 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. Timothy Parsonage appeared on the 1871 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; The head of the household, Mary, at the age of 72 still described herself as a farmer. A lodger named William Stoddart was staying at the farm and he gave his occupation as a government surveyor. It is possible that he was involved in the drawing of Ordnance Survey maps which were in their infancy at that time. Timothy Parsonage appeared on the 1881 Census in Darland, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Henry Price and Eleanor Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, the head of the household, described herself as a retired farmer. Timothy's occupation was described as farmer's son. There were two other people in the house at the time a Henry Price, son in law aged 60 born Wisconsin, America, and Ellen Price aged 56 daughter born Wisconsin, America. This was most likely Eleanor and the census enumerator may have recorded their current residence as their place of birth. Timothy Parsonage died on 20 August 1889 at Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, at age 65. His death certificate states he was a farm labourer and the cause of death ' unknown found dead '. An inquest was held on 21st August 1889 into the death. The inquest records for that time have not survived but there is a small report of Timothy's death in the Wrexham Advertiser 24th August 1889 which reads- ' INQUEST AT TREVALYN - A laborer named Timothy Parsonage, aged sixty-six years, well known in the neighbourhood of Rossett, was found dead in Mr Prichard's stackyard, Trevalyn, on Tuesday afternoon. Deceased ( whose father had once rented the farm now occupied by Mr Prichard ) had been employed by Mr Prichard up to Saturday. He had no fixed place of abode, and seemed in his usual health on Monday. On Wednesday afternoon an inquest was held at the Griffin Inn, Trevalyn, by Mr B.H.Thelwall, coroner, and a jury, with Mr Thomas Thomas, grocer, Rossett, as foreman. After a lengthy enquiry a verdict of ' death from natural causes ' was returned.'

     Phoebe Parsonage was born on 26 November 1824 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She was baptised on 27 December 1824 at Gresford, Denbighshire. Phoebe is possibly shown in the 1851 census of Great Sutton Village where she is a servant for a James Jones farmer, place of birth as Holt. She was not shown on the census of 1851 at Trevalyn Farm, although a lot of the other children were. Possible death 3rd quarter 1872 registered at Wirral.

     Thomas Parsonage was born on 8 March 1826 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He was baptised on 22 March 1826 at Gresford, Denbighshire. There is a record of a burial of Timothy Parsonage on 5 May 1826 but it is thought that this is a mistake and it was this Thomas as another Thomas is baptised in 1827 of the same parents. He died on 5 May 1826 at Gresford, Denbighshire.

     Eliza Parsonage was born on 22 October 1828 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She was baptised on 23 November 1828 at Gresford, Denbighshire. As of 1851,her married name was Evans. She married David Jones Evans in 1851. Eliza Parsonage appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, John Parsonage, Catherine Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. Possible 1881 census entry - good one bearing in mind occupation of dau's.

Dwelling:     16 Mill Lane
     Census Place:     West Derby, Lancashire, England
     Source:     FHL Film 1341889 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3716 Folio 21 Page 6
     Marr     Age     Sex     Birthplace
David JONES     M     62      M     Wales
     Rel:     Head
     Occ:     Book Maker
Eliza A. JONES     M     54      F     Wales
     Rel:     Wife
     Occ:     Wife
Jane JONES     U     22      F     Lpool
     Rel:     Daughter
     Occ:     Dressmaker
Margaret JONES     U     17      F     Lpool
     Rel:     Daughter
     Occ:     Daughter
Elizabeth E. HAYES     U     15      F     
     Rel:     Apprentice
     Occ:     Dressmaker (Apprentice).

     John Parsonage married Elizabeth (?). John Parsonage was born on 29 July 1830 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He was baptised on 29 August 1830 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Eliza Parsonage, Catherine Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. John Parsonage appeared on the 1861 Census in, Birkenhead, Cheshire, , and Elizabeth (?) were living in the same household; John the head was a drapers assistant, also living in the house was Robert Jones aged 19yrs John's cousin and a watch maker, and Mary Davis a servant aged 19yrs. John Parsonage appeared on the 1871 Census in, Tranmere, Cheshire, , and Elizabeth (?), Bessie Lee Richmond Parsonage and Sarah Maggie Parsonage were living in the same household; John the head was a draper. A John Parsonage appears in census at Tranmere as a widow aged 49 years with two children. His occupation is assistant draper. His children are Bessie born c 1867 and Sarah b c 1870. There are possible GRO entries for Bessie Lee b 18650500 and m 18910200 Birkenhead. and Sarah b 18680800 Tranmere/Birkenhead. Also possible death for John 19010800 birkenhead.

     Dwelling:     121 Peel St
     Census Place:     Tranmere, Cheshire, England
     Source:     FHL Film 1341858 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3585 Folio 74 Page 32
     Marr     Age     Sex     Birthplace
John PARSONAGE     W     49      M     Wales
     Rel:     Head
     Occ:     Assistant Draper
Bessie PARSONAGE          14      F     Birkenhead, Cheshire, England
     Rel:     Dau
     Occ:     Scholar
Sarah PARSONAGE          11      F     Tranmere, Cheshire, England
     Rel:     Dau
     Occ:     Scholar.
John Parsonage appeared on the 1881 Census in, Tranmere, Cheshire, , and Sarah Maggie Parsonage and Bessie Lee Richmond Parsonage were living in the same household; John is described as a widower and assistant draper. John Parsonage appeared on the 1891 Census in, Tranmere, Cheshire, , and Sarah Maggie Parsonage were living in the same household; John is described as a widower and drapers assistant, his daughter Sarah is a dress maker.

     Catherine Parsonage was born on 29 February 1832 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She was baptised on 25 March 1832 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Eliza Parsonage, John Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. Catherine Parsonage witnessed the marriage of Thomas Parsonage and Frances Elizabeth Blake on 17 November 1853 at Malpas Parish Church, Malpas, Cheshire; On his marriage certificate Thomas gave his occupation as surgeon. This was probably an embellishment of the truth, as he had been an assistant to a surgeon just two years earlier on the census. As of 1858,her married name was Gibson. Catherine Parsonage married John Gibson, son of James Gibson, in 1858 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, . Catherine Parsonage appeared on the 1881 Census in 11 Garden Street, Wigan, Lancashire, and Kate Gibson, 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.

     Adelaide Parsonage was born in April 1834 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She was baptised on 11 May 1834 at Gresford, Denbighshire. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Eliza Parsonage, John Parsonage, Catherine Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. Adelaide Parsonage appeared on the 1861 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Frederick Parsonage and Kate Gibson 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. Adelaide Parsonage appeared on the 1871 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage and Frederick Parsonage were living in the same household; The head of the household, Mary, at the age of 72 still described herself as a farmer. A lodger named William Stoddart was staying at the farm and he gave his occupation as a government surveyor. It is possible that he was involved in the drawing of Ordnance Survey maps which were in their infancy at that time. Adelaide Parsonage appeared on the 1881 Census in Bilton cum Hardy, Yorkshire; Adelaide was a cook in the household of Alan Lupton.

     Frederick Parsonage was born on 8 February 1836 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He was baptised on 13 March 1836 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Eliza Parsonage, John Parsonage, Catherine Parsonage and Adelaide Parsonage were living in the same household; Mary, a widow, the head of household, described herself as farmer of 198 acres employing 4 labourers. Elizabeth was a milliner and John a draper. Also in the household was a servant, Martha Mercer aged 14 years. Frederick Parsonage appeared on the 1861 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage, Adelaide Parsonage and Kate Gibson 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. Frederick Parsonage appeared on the 1871 Census in Trevalyn Farm, Allington, Denbighshire, and Mary Parsonage, Timothy Parsonage and Adelaide Parsonage were living in the same household; The head of the household, Mary, at the age of 72 still described herself as a farmer. A lodger named William Stoddart was staying at the farm and he gave his occupation as a government surveyor. It is possible that he was involved in the drawing of Ordnance Survey maps which were in their infancy at that time.

     Samuel Parsonage was born on 22 December 1837 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He was baptised on 4 February 1838 at Gresford, Denbighshire. He died on 4 October 1840 at Gresford, Denbighshire, at age 2. He was buried on 6 October 1840 at, Gresford, Denbighshire, ; The grave in which Samuel is buried is a large tomb on the right of the path from the North gate to the North porch of the church. There are ten other members of the family in this vault.

     John F. Hardman was born on 20 February 1872 at St Helens, Lancashire. He appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Thomas Hardman and Margaret Ellen Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. John F. Hardman appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Thomas Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Daniel Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. According to Elsie (#3) John lived in Fisher St and Robins Lane. He was a miner at Bold? Colliery. John F. Hardman married Eleanor Davies. John F. Hardman died in February 1947 at 298 Robins Lane, St Helens, Lancashire. He was buried at, St Helens, Lancashire, .

     Her married name was Hardman. Eleanor Davies married John F. Hardman, son of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris.

     Thomas Hardman was born on 24 June 1873 at Sutton Green, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire; The informant for the birth was Thomas' mother Elizabeth. His father's occupation was given as coalminer. He appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, John F. Hardman and Margaret Ellen Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. A "Labour Certificate" issued by the Education Authority certifies that Thomas Hardman of 71 Hills Moss Road, had reached the V Standard. The certificate was signed by a Willaim Doyle of St Annes Boys School. This appears to indicate that at the age of 13 years Thomas was about to go to work. Thomas Hardman appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Daniel Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. Thomas Hardman married Mary Ann Black, daughter of John Black and Elizabeth Dearden, on 23 February 1918 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. According to Elsie (#3) Thomas and Mary had no children. Thomas worked at the Sheeting Sheds at Penlake Lane, Sutton. Thomas Hardman died on 31 July 1937 at St Helens Hospital, St Helens, Lancashire, at age 64; The informant for the death was Thomas Bate, causing the body to be buried, of 61 Peckers Hill Road, St Helens. Thomas Hardman was described as a Sheet checker at the Railway Stores, and resided at 6 Station Road, Sutton, St Helens. The cause of death was given as arteriosclerosis and nephritis. He was buried at, St Helens, Lancashire, .

      Mary Ann Black was also known as Molly. Her married name was Hardman. She was born on 12 November 1878 at 30 Mount Pleasant, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire; The informant for her birth was her father John Black a locomotive engine driver. She appeared on the 1881 Census in 30 Fenneys Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and John Black, Elizabeth Dearden, William Black, Margaret Black and George Black were living in the same household; John the head was a loco driver. It appears that Fenneys Lane was previously known as Mount Pleasant. Mary Ann Black appeared on the 1891 Census in, St Helens, Lancashire, , and John Black, Elizabeth Dearden, William Black, Margaret Black, George Black and Annie May Black were living in the same household; John the head was described as a railway engine driver, William a clerk, Margaret a dressmaker, George an apprentice fitter. Mary Ann Black appeared on the 1901 Census in, St Helens, Lancashire, , and John Black, Elizabeth Dearden, George Black, Annie May Black and Elizabeth Black were living in the same household; John the head was a railway engine driver, William was a railway clerk, George a steam engine maker turner, Mary and Annie were assistant school mistresses. Mary Ann Black married Thomas Hardman, son of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris, on 23 February 1918 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. Elsie (#3) states that Mary was a teacher at Haydock Colliery School. Mary Ann Black died on 5 November 1950 at 6 Station Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, at age 71; The cause of death was given as coronary thrombosis. The informant was her brother in law Daniel Hardman of 75 Peckers Hill Road, Sutton. She was buried at, St Helens, Lancashire, .

     Margaret Ellen Hardman was born on 20 May 1879 at 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. She appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, John F. Hardman and Thomas Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. Margaret Ellen Hardman died circa 1901. According to Elsie (#3) Maggie died at age 15 yrs from diptheria.

     Daniel Hardman was born on 14 October 1882 at 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. He appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. Daniel Hardman witnessed the marriage of Henry Chaulk and Elizabeth Ann Hardman on 22 April 1916 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire; At the time of the marriage Henry was a labourer at the wagon works in Earlestown and was living at 20 Houghton Street, Earlestown. Elizabeth was living at 75 Peckers Hill Road, Sutton. Daniel Hardman married Elizabeth Ann Garner, daughter of James Garner and Ann Farrar, before 1922 at Lowe House Catholic Church, North Road, St Helens, Lancashire. Elsie (#3) states that Daniel served time as apprentice as Neills at Bold as fitter and turner. He later worked as the same at Grove's (Ravenhead) Colliery and Burn's Colliery, Peasley Cross. He also worked on Runcorn transporter bridge. He was a batman to someone in the 1st World War. Daniel Hardman died on 24 July 1962 at Providence Hospital, St Helens, Lancashire, at age 79. He was buried at St Helens Cemetary, Hard Lane, St Helens, Lancashire.