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Sarah ROEBUCK. Parents: Rodney ROEBUCK and Audrey Frances DEAN.

Turner ROEBUCK was born about 1898 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. He died on 13 Mar 1938 in Penistone, Yorkshire. He was buried about 1938 in Denby, Yorkshire.

Spouse: Beatrice (Beattie) WALSHAW. Turner ROEBUCK and Beatrice (Beattie) WALSHAW were married.

William ROEBUCK was born on 1 May 1907 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. William was the son of Edwin Roebuck and Mary Turner.
The Roebuck Family William's great grandfather, Enoch Roebuck, was born in 1794 in Thurlstone (d.1865 Ingbirchworth). He had three siblings:- Hezekiah (1792-1859), Amos (1793-1867) and Ebeneezer (1799-1878). On 15 July 1817 he married Martha Turner (b.1797 Thurlstone; d.1874 Halifax). The marriage was by Banns and both were "of this parish". Enoch and Martha lived in Thurlstone, probably at the Top o' th' Town, and had ten children. All were dedicated at the Particular Baptist, Thurlstone. Their children were:- Clementina (1817), Elizabeth (1819), Hannah (1822), Amos (1824), Mary (1826), George (1829), Sarah (1832), Ruth (1834), Enoch (b.13 February 1837) and Henry (1839). From 1828 the Providence Particular Baptists met in a workshop behind some cottages at Top o' th' Town. Adult baptisms were performed in the stream and later in the River Don. In 1851 33 people attended morning worship, 37 came in the afternoon and 23 in the evening.
In 1841 Enoch was a clothier at Town End, Thurlstone and Martha and all his children lived with him. George died in 1842.
In 1851 Enoch and Martha still lived in Thurlstone, where Enoch was a woollen clothier. His children were: Amos (woollen weaver), Ruth (woollen weaver) and Enoch (woollen weaver) and there was also one male assistant woollen weaver and a female house servant.
In 1861 Enoch and Martha lived at Town Street, Thurlstone and Enoch was a woollen hand loom weaver. He and Martha had their children Ruth and Henry at home and also a grandson, Enoch Roebuck Coldwell (b.1845 Thurlstone). (Enoch Roebuck Coldwell was the son of Elizabeth Roebuck (1819) who had married Joseph Coldwell (b.1818 Hepworth) in 1843. Joseph was a sawyer and later a woollen fulling miller in Thurlstone and he and Elizabeth had Hannah (1844), Enoch (1846), George (1848), Sarah (1849), Joseph (1851), Henry (1853) and Ruth (1859). Elizabeth died in 1871.Joseph Coldwell died in 1881
Enoch Roebuck died in 1865.
On 7 March 1859 Enoch Roebuck (junior - transcribed as ENOCK) married Sarah Hanson (b.28 Feb 1835 Ingbirchworth; c.7 June 1835 Denby; youngest daughter of William Hanson and Elizabeth Burgess). Enoch and Sarah's children were:- Helen (19/08/1860-1861), Hanson (26/01/1862-1864), Phoebe (10/03/1865-1866), Turner (05/04/1867-1867), Emily (03/04/1868-1931), Oliver (19/01/1870-1895), Harry (11/03/1873) and Edwin (1877 Ingbirchworth-1951).
In 1861 Enoch and Sarah lived at Top o' th' Town, Thurlstone with their daughter Helen. Enoch was a Woollen Hand Loom Weaver.
In 1871 Enoch and Sarah lived at New Row, Thurlstone with Emily and Oliver and a boarder (Enoch's nephew) Enoch Roebuck Coldwell (1845 Thurlstone; Labourer at Steel Works). (NB Enoch Roebuck Coldwell (18145-1919 Milnsbridge) married Jane Battye (1853-1929) and they had one son.)
In 1881 Enoch and Sarah lived in Ingbirchworth. Enoch was a grocer and draper.Their children, Emily, Oliver, Harry and Edwin, lived with them.
In 1884 Enoch died.
In 1891 Sarah was a widow but she still was a grocer and draper in Ingbirchworth and her children Emily, Oliver (a blacksmith), Harry (an apprentice joiner) and Edwin, lived with her.
In 1901 Sarah lived alone in Ingbirchworth and she was a retired grocer. However she was not quite alone as next door was her daughter Emily (1868). She had married Charles William Knowles in 1892 and she and Charles lived with their children Ernest (1893), Henry (1896), Evelyn (1897) and George (1900). They had a female domestic servant and Charles was a relieving official. Sarah's son Oliver (1870) was a shoeing and jobbing smith and he lived at 2 Talbot Road, Penistone with his wife Alice Ann (nee Lockwood; b.1871 Hoylandswaine; m. 1895) and their children Enoch (1896) and Annie (1898). Her son Harry (1872) lived in Ingbirchworth and had taken over as grocer and joiner. He lived with his wife Jane (nee Hanson; b.1869 Ingbirchworth; m.1893) and their children Fred (1893) and Hanson (1899). Her youngest son Edwin (1872; a joiner) also lived in Ingbirchworth. He had married Mary Turner (aka Polly; 12/01/1880-1945) in 1897 and their children were: Turner (29/01/1898-1976; m. Mary Stafford), Cyril (1900-1905), Melvyn (1901-1973; m. Ethel Hassell and had two daughters), Sarah (1903-1976), Cyrilla (1905-1978; aka Lilla; m. George Couling and had one son), William (1907; see below), Oliver (1908-1981; m. Gladys Hanwell and had three children), Mary (05/07/1911-1981; aka Bunt; m. Edward Goodhead and had three sons), Ellen (1916; m. Oswald Goodhead), Emily (1916-1991; aka Pum) and Ernest (1920-19 Sep 1944; died in the Battle of Arnhem; in South Staffordshire Regiment (2nd Airbourne Battalion); bur. Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery). He died on 4 Nov 1960 in Barnsley, Yorkshire.

Spouse: Clara WALSHAW. William ROEBUCK and Clara WALSHAW were married on 8 Aug 1927 in Denby, Yorkshire. Children were: Betty ROEBUCK, Rodney ROEBUCK, Margaret ROEBUCK.

William Henry ROEBUCK was born on 24 Dec 1876 in Denby, Yorkshire. He was christened on 29 Mar 1880 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: Noah ROEBUCK and Elizabeth BURDETT.

Anne Emma ROGERS was born about 1781 in Newport, Isle of Wight. She lived in Pitt Place, Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1841. John Rogers was listed as head of the household. With him lived his siblings Edward, Ann and William Rogers and his widowed sister, Jane Foster, and two female servants. In 1841 she was a person of Independent Means in Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight. She lived in St. John's Terrace, Carisbrooke in 1851. She lived with two female servants. In 1851 she was a Proprietor of Land in Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight. She lived in 13 High Street, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1861. She lived with her sister-in-law Jane Hyde Rogers (widow of William Sheppard Rogers). She was listed as "no occupation". Parents: John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES.

Edward Hayles ROGERS was born about 1778 in Newport, Isle of Wight. He lived in Pitt Place, Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1841. John Rogers was listed as head of the household. With him lived his siblings Edward, Ann and William Rogers and his widowed sister, Jane Foster, and two female servants. In 1841 he was a person of Independent Means in Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight. He signed a will on 6 Nov 1845. It was proved on 10 April 1851. His trustees were John Charlton of Bloxham and Horatio Ruttard of Mottistone. He left his estate to Jane Foster, widow of Colonel Foster, Anne Emma Rogers and William Sheppard Rogers and provision was made for Jane, wife of William Spears Spawforth, Esquire (was this his daughter?). Interest and dividends were given to his spinster cousins Charlotte, Louisa and Emma Worsley and in trust for the children of Major General Edward Worsley. In a codicil a gold watch was left to William Rogers Spawforth, son of Jane and to his two sisters Jane Foster and Ann Emma Rogers and his brother William Sheppard Rogers he left interest. In a second codicil he noted that he had allowed Edward Walmsley to rent his house and lands at Pitt Place for £160 per annum. He died about 1850 in Newport, Isle of Wight. He was 72 years old. Parents: John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES.

Elizabeth ROGERS was born about 1840 in Halstead, Essex. Between 1871 and 1891 she was a Silk Warper in Halstead, Essex. She lived in 1 Causeway, Halstead, Essex in 1901. In 1901 she was a widow living on her own means in Halstead, Essex.

Spouse: Thomas OWERS. Thomas OWERS and Elizabeth ROGERS lived in New Street, Halstead, Essex in 1871. They lived in Trinity Road, Halstead, Essex in 1881. They lived in 1 Causeway, Halstead, Essex in 1891. They were married in Dunmow, Essex. Children were: Herbert Arthur OWERS, Alfred Henry (Harry) OWERS.

Ellen ROGERS was born about 1862 in Bocking, Braintree, Essex. Ellen was the daughter of Cornelius Rogers (b.1817 Wethersfield) and Mary Ann Metson (b.1821 Halstead)
In 1840 Cornelius and Mary Ann married in Halstead.
In 1841 CONELCOUS Rogers (24; agricultural labourer) and Mary (21) lived in Wethersfield with Samuel (4 - this is probably an error and meant 4 months, as Samuel Rogers was born in 1841 in Wethersfield).
In 1851 Cornelius (38; agricultural labourer) and Mary Ann (30; straw plaiter) lived with Samuel (9), Alfred (7; b.1843 Hedingham) and John (3; b.1847 Hedingham).
Between 1861 and 1889 Cornelius lived at Halstead Road, High Garrett, Bocking.
In 1861 Cornelius (43; agricultural labourer) and Mary Ann (40) lived with Samuel (19; agricultural labourer), Alfred (17; agricultural labourer), John (13; agricultural labourer), Mary Ann (9; b.1851 Hedingham), Eliza (6; b.1854 Bocking) and James (3; b.1857 Bocking).
In 1871 Cornelius BAGERS (52; agricultural labourer) and <ary Ann (50) lived with Alfred (27; agricultural labourer), Mary Ann (19; silk winder), Eliza (16; silk winder), James (13; agricultural labourer), Ellen (8; b.1862 Bocking) and a grandson Samuel Rogers (4; b.Stratford).
In 1876 Mary Ann died at the age of 56.
In 1881 CORNELIOUS Rogers (widower; 63; labourer) lived with Ellen (18; brush drawer).
In 1889 Cornelouis deid at the age of 73.
In 1891 Ellen (28; silk weaver) lived alone in Coggleshall Road, Braintree.

In 1881 she was a Brush Drawer in Bocking, Braintree, Essex. She died about 1894 in Bocking, Braintree, Essex.

Spouse: George OWERS. George OWERS and Ellen ROGERS were married about 1891 in Bocking, Braintree, Essex.

Jane ROGERS was born about 1776 in Newport, Isle of Wight. She married a man called Foster. In 1841 she was a person of Independent Means in Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight. Parents: John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES.

Jane Mary Anne Hyde ROGERS was born about 1852 in Newport, Isle of Wight. In 1871 she was a Lady Secretary in Peckham, London. She married in the same year. Parents: William Sheppard ROGERS and Jane Hyde PHILIPS.

John ROGERS.

Spouse: Mary HAYLES. John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES were married on 14 Feb 1768 in Newport, Isle of Wight. Children were: Thomas ROGERS, John Hayles ROGERS, Jane ROGERS, Edward Hayles ROGERS, Anne Emma ROGERS, William Sheppard ROGERS.

John Hayles ROGERS was born about 1771 in Newport, Isle of Wight. He lived in Pitt Place, Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1841. John Rogers was listed as head of the household. With him lived his siblings Edward, Ann and William Rogers and his widowed sister, Jane Foster, and two female servants. In 1841 he was a person of Independent Means in Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight. He died about 1845 in Pitt Place, Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight. Parents: John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES.

Thomas ROGERS. Parents: John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES.

William John Thomas Jeffery ROGERS was born about 1854 in Newport, Isle of Wight. In 1871 he was a General Clerk to an Accountant in Peckham, London. In 1881 he was a Commercial Clerk to a Fish Factor in Walworth, London. He lived in 72 Hayman Road, Brixton, London in 1891. He was head of the household and single. His mother lived with him. She was listed as Jane H. Rogers (widow; 77; b. Douglas, Isle of Man; "nervously afflicted from childhood". Parents: William Sheppard ROGERS and Jane Hyde PHILIPS.

William Sheppard ROGERS was born about 1790 in Newport, Isle of Wight. He lived in Pitt Place, Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1841. John Rogers was listed as head of the household. With him lived his siblings Edward, Ann and William Rogers and his widowed sister, Jane Foster, and two female servants. In 1841 he was a person of Independent Means in Mottistone, Newport, Isle of Wight. In 1851 he was a Gentleman - retired farmer in Newport, Isle of Wight. He died about 1856 in Newport, Isle of Wight. Parents: John ROGERS and Mary HAYLES.

Spouse: Jane Hyde PHILIPS. William Sheppard ROGERS and Jane Hyde PHILIPS were married about 1851 in St. Thomas' Church, Newport, Isle of Wight. William was thirty one years older than his bride. They lived in 6 West Street, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1851. William and Jane lived in part of the house. John Midlone (68; wheelwright) and his son Thomas (35; coach painter) and their housekeeper also lived at the same address. Children were: Jane Mary Anne Hyde ROGERS, William John Thomas Jeffery ROGERS.

Alice ROSE was born about 1877 in St Pancras, Middlesex. In 1901 she was a Schoolmistress in St Pancras, Middlesex. Parents: John ROSE and Maria OWERS.

Constance ROSE was born about 1898 in Islington, Middlesex. Parents: William John ROSE and Rose Emma THOMAS.

John ROSE was born about 1850 in Wickham Skeith, Suffolk. In 1871 he was a Carman in St Pancras, Middlesex. In 1881 he was a Railway Porter in St Pancras, Middlesex. Between 1891 and 1901 he was a Railway Checker in St Pancras, Middlesex.

Spouse: Maria OWERS. John ROSE and Maria OWERS were married about 1870 in St Pancras, Middlesex. They lived in 56 Clarendon Square, St Pancras, Middlesex in 1871. They lived in 10 Platt Street, St Pancras, Middlesex between 1881 and 1901. Children were: William John ROSE, Alice ROSE.

William John ROSE was born about 1872 in St Pancras, Middlesex. In 1891 he was a Junior Clerk (Railway Office) in St Pancras, Middlesex. In 1901 he was a Stockbroker's Clerk in Hornsey, Middlesex. Parents: John ROSE and Maria OWERS.

Spouse: Rose Emma THOMAS. William John ROSE and Rose Emma THOMAS were married about 1897 in St Pancras, Middlesex. They lived in 30 Osborne Road, Hornsey, Middlesex in 1901. Children were: Constance ROSE.

Norman Thomas ROTHERY was born about 1912 in Brixton, Lambeth, London.

Spouse: Doris May SIMS. Norman Thomas ROTHERY and Doris May SIMS were married on 2 Aug 1936 in Brixton, Lambeth, London.

Laura ROUND was born about 1884 in Sheffield, Yorkshire.

Spouse: John Thomas SPITTLEHOUSE. John Thomas SPITTLEHOUSE and Laura ROUND were married about 1909 in Rotherham, Yorkshire. Children were: Mary Isabella Marie SPITTLEHOUSE, Kathleen Isabel (Kate) SPITTLEHOUSE.

Alice ROWBOTTOM was born about 1850 in Glossop, Derbyshire. Between 1861 and 1871 she was a Cotton Weaver in Glossop, Derbyshire. Parents: John ROWBOTTOM and Mary BARRACLOUGH.

Children were: William ROWBOTTOM.

Spouse: Moses LYMER. Moses LYMER and Alice ROWBOTTOM were married about 1872. Children were: Elizabeth LYMER, Mary Ann LYMER, Thomas LYMER.

Elizabeth ROWBOTTOM was born about 1871 in Padfield, Derbyshire. In 1891 she was a General Servant in Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

Spouse: John WALLER. John WALLER and Elizabeth ROWBOTTOM were married about 1891 in Skelton, Yorkshire. They lived in 78 Margrove Park, Skelton, Yorkshire in 1901. John and Elizabeth lived with all their children. Children were: William Robinson WALLER, Ethel WALLER, George WALLER, Mary WALLER.

Ellen ROWBOTTOM was born about 1833 in Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. In 1891 she was a Woollen Weaver in Marsden, Huddersfield, Yorkshire.

Spouse: John BARRACLOUGH. John BARRACLOUGH and Ellen ROWBOTTOM were married about 1856. They lived in Exley Gate, Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1861. They lived in Dryhill, Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1871. They lived in Hardend, Marsden, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1881. They lived in Thorpe Terrace, Marsden, Huddersfield, Yorkshire between 1891 and 1901. Mary Jane's illegitimate daughter, Mabel Jane Barraclough (b1886, Marsden), lived with them. Children were: Alfred BARRACLOUGH, Ann BARRACLOUGH, Mary Jane BARRACLOUGH, Sophia BARRACLOUGH, Ada BARRACLOUGH, Nora BARRACLOUGH, Willey BARRACLOUGH, Fred BARRACLOUGH.

Fanny ROWBOTTOM was born about 1881 in Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

George ROWBOTTOM was born about 1874 in Skelton, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Blacksmith's Labourer (above ground) in Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

John ROWBOTTOM was christened on 18 Mar 1829 in Glossop, Derbyshire. He was born about 1829 in Glossop, Derbyshire. John was named after his paternal grandfather.
John Rowbottom (senior) was born at Lane Head, Glossop in 1765 and it is likely that the family had lived on the same farm ever since. John had married Mary Smith in 1790 and their children were James (b.5 June 1790), Mary (b.14 September 1791 d. 26 June 1792), Martha (b.15 July 1793) and Anne (b.25 june 1795).
James Rowbottom had married Alice Taylor on 28 May 1827 in St. Mary's, Oldham. Their children were all christened in Glossop:- Ann (1827), John (1829), Martha (1835), Thomas (1838) and Mary (1840). In 1841 James and Alice lived with their children and his mother Mary (85) at Lane Head, Glossop. James was a farmer aged 50 and Alice was 35. Alice died in 1843 in Glossop and James married Elizabeth (Betty) Barrowclough in 1846.
In 1851 James was a farm labourer and he and Elizabeth (b.1789 Shelley Woodhouse) lived at Lane Head, Glossop and their children were John and his family and their unmarried son Thomas (farm labourer).
In 1861 James and Elizabeth still had John and his family living with them at Padfield Lane. Elizabeth died in 1869.
In 1871 James had retired and lived with his married daughter Ann and her husband George Bowden, a cotton spinner, at 1 Gladstone Street, Glossop. In 1851 he was a Farm Labourer in Lane Head, Glossop, Derbyshire. In 1861 he was a Labourer in Glossop, Derbyshire. He died about 1868 in Glossop, Derbyshire.

Spouse: Mary BARRACLOUGH. John ROWBOTTOM and Mary BARRACLOUGH were married on 18 Sep 1848 in Parish Church, Oldham, Lancashire. John was of full age and he was a labourer of Oldham. Mary was also of full age and from Oldham. They both left their marks and their witnesses were Abraham Jackson and George Bowden (John's brother-in-law). No parents were noted for either John or Mary. They lived in Lane Head, Glossop, Derbyshire in 1851. He and Mary lived with their two eldest children at his father's farm. They lived in Padfield Land, Glossop, Derbyshire in 1861. John, Mary and their children lived with his parents. Children were: William ROWBOTTOM, Alice ROWBOTTOM, Mary Ann ROWBOTTOM.

John ROWBOTTOM was born about 1869 in Padfield, Derbyshire. In 1891 he was a General Labourer in the Iron Stone Mines in Skelton, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Sawyer in Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

Spouse: Annie Louisa Housam CLARKE. John ROWBOTTOM and Annie Louisa Housam CLARKE were married about 1898 in Skelton, Yorkshire. They lived in 84 Margrove Park, Skelton, Yorkshire in 1901. The family was transcribed as ROWBOTHOM. John, Annie and their son William had Annie's widowed father living with them. He was William Housam (57; b. Timberlands, Lincolnshire; an assistant land agent). Children were: William Charles ROWBOTTOM.

Mary ROWBOTTOM was born about 1888 in Skelton, Yorkshire. Mary married Simon James Vaughan in 1910. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

Mary Ann ROWBOTTOM was born about 1855 in Padfield, Derbyshire. In 1871 she was a Cotton Weaver in Glossop, Derbyshire. In 1891 she was a Cotton Weaver in Glossop, Derbyshire. Parents: John ROWBOTTOM and Mary BARRACLOUGH.

Spouse: James NORTON. James NORTON and Mary Ann ROWBOTTOM were married about 1873 in Glossop, Derbyshire. They lived in Heys, Hayfield, Derbyshire in 1881. James and Mary Ann lived with their eldest daughter. They lived in 17 Edward Street, Glossop, Derbyshire in 1891. James and Mary Ann lived with their three children and Mary Ann's widowed mother. Children were: Alice NORTON, Sarah NORTON, William NORTON.

Sarah ROWBOTTOM.

Spouse: John River HAWCROFT. John River HAWCROFT and Sarah ROWBOTTOM were married about 1816. John was a collier. He and Sarah had eight children - Jane (1816), James (1818) Dally River (1820), Martha (1824), Charles (1828), John (1833), George (1836) and Sarah (1839-1900).

Thomas ROWBOTTOM was born about 1878 in Skelton, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was an Iron Miner in Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

William ROWBOTTOM was born on 26 Aug 1849 in Lane Head, Glossop, Derbyshire. His father, John, was a labourer and his mother was Mary Rowbottom formerly Barrowclough. Mary registered his birth with her mark. In 1861 he was a Cotton Weaver in Glossop, Derbyshire. In 1871 he was a Labourer in Glossop, Derbyshire. He kept a diary between 1873 and 1925. Taken from Cleveland Standard, Saturday January 7, 1933
"The diary of an old Cleveland miner, Mr William ROWBOTTOM of Boosbeck, who died in 1927, has come to light ....The Late Mr. Rowbottom's diary is a neatly kept document with the dates in Red and the various items all neatly ruled off. It must have been a labour of love to this old Cleveland Miner whose ecomomy of words in recording incidents is noteworthy. A great deal of the diary, records the deaths of friends, there are no exciting things, but then the life of a miner in a tiny community before the days of buses and pictures etc. was not likely to contain such things. Nevertheless it records the real stuff of life, births, marriages and deaths, which after all are the most important things! "

Between 1881 and 1901 he was an Iron Miner (underground) in Stanghow, Yorkshire. He died about 1927 in Boosbeck, Cleveland. Parents: John ROWBOTTOM and Mary BARRACLOUGH.

Spouse: Charlotte MAYHEW. William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW were married about 1869 in Glossop, Derbyshire. They lived in 18 Temple Street, Glossop, Derbyshire in 1871. William and Charlotte lived with their son John. The family was transcribed as KOBTBOTHOW. They lived in South Skelton Mines, Stanghow, Yorkshire in 1881. John and Charlotte lived with their eldest six children. They lived in 80 Margrove Park, Stanghow, Yorkshire in 1891. William and Charlotte and their children John, Elizabeth, George, Thomas, Fanny and Mary lived together. They lived in 98 Margrove Park, Skelton, Yorkshire in 1901. William and Charlotte lived with their children George, Thomas, Fanny and Mary. Children were: John ROWBOTTOM, Elizabeth ROWBOTTOM, George ROWBOTTOM, William ROWBOTTOM, Thomas ROWBOTTOM, Fanny ROWBOTTOM, Mary ROWBOTTOM.

William ROWBOTTOM was born about 1869 in Padfield, Derbyshire. Parents: Alice ROWBOTTOM.

William ROWBOTTOM was born about 1876 in Skelton, Yorkshire. He died about 1891 in Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: William ROWBOTTOM and Charlotte MAYHEW.

William Charles ROWBOTTOM was born about 1900 in Margrove Park, Skelton, Yorkshire. Parents: John ROWBOTTOM and Annie Louisa Housam CLARKE.

Annie B ROWLEY was born about 1901 in Hepworth, Yorkshire. Parents: John ROWLEY and Ellen WALSHAW.

Elizabeth ROWLEY was born about 1758 in Hoylandswaine, Yorkshire.

Spouse: Joshua FRETWELL. Joshua FRETWELL and Elizabeth ROWLEY were married on 5 Dec 1776 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. Their children were: Mary (1777), Julia (1781-1858; m. Israel Armitage; son Thomas 1799-1859), Elizabeth (1782), William (1785), George (1787), Charles (1791), Hannah (17920 and Thomas (1795-1866; m. Sarah Robinson; 5 children).

Hannah L ROWLEY was born about 1896 in Hepworth, Yorkshire. Parents: John ROWLEY and Ellen WALSHAW.

John ROWLEY was born about 1874 in Hepworth, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Labourer at Brick Works in Hepworth, Yorkshire.

Spouse: Ellen WALSHAW. John ROWLEY and Ellen WALSHAW were married about 1892 in Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. They lived in Bird Nest, Hepworth, Yorkshire in 1901. Children were: Hannah L ROWLEY, Annie B ROWLEY.

Elizabeth ROWSELL was born about 1881 in Northwood, Isle of Wight. She was described on the transit documents on 26 Sep 1910 in Port Huron, Michigan, USA. She was 5' 7" tall; fair complexion; black hair; brown eyes;b. Northwood and her nearest relative was her sister Mrs. Emma Cave. She lived in 1235 Des Moines, Fort Madison, Iowa, USA between 1922 and 1930. Elizabeth was a widow and lived with her daughter, Mary Elizabeth. In 1930 their house was worth $2,500.

Spouse: Robert John HAYLES. Robert John HAYLES and Elizabeth ROWSELL were married about 1910 in St. John's Church, Niton, Isle of Wight. They lived in 906 3rd Street, Fort Madison, Iowa, USA in 1910. The transit record shows that Robert was taking his new bride to this address. They lived in 1235 Des Moines, Fort Madison, Iowa, USA between 1918 and 1920. In 1918 Robert's WW1 draft registration shows that he was a foreman of bridge building for the AT & S Fe Railroad (Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad) and his wife was Elizabeth.
In 1920 he is shown as a carpenter for the railroad and his wife, Elizabeth and his daughter Mary Elizabeth lived with him. Children were: Mary Elizabeth HAYLES.

Mary Ann ROYAL was born about 1803 in Chawton, near Newport, Isle of Wight. She lived in 5 Chapel Street, Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight in 1851. Mary Ann was a widow and all her children were still living at home. In 1851 she was a Laundress and Mangler in Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight. She lived in 3 Albion Terrace, Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight in 1861. In 1861 she was a widow supported by her children in Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight. She lived in 67 Crocker Street, Newport, Isle of Wight in 1871. She had her granddaughter Alice Mary Weeks (her son William's child; transcribed as WAKS) visiting. She died about 1876 in Newport, Isle of Wight.

Spouse: William WEEKS. William WEEKS and Mary Ann ROYAL were married on 9 Oct 1827 in Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight. Children were: William WEEKS, George WEEKS, Rosetta (Rosa) WEEKS, Henry WEEKS, Alfred WEEKS, Walter WEEKS, Frank WEEKS.

Edward ROYALL was born about 1748 in Burley, Hampshire.

Spouse: Rebekah SIMS. Edward ROYALL and Rebekah SIMS were married on 17 May 1777 in Minstead, Hampshire.

Sarah RUFUS was born about 1850 in Bermondsey, London.

Spouse: William LOAKES. William LOAKES and Sarah RUFUS were married about 1871 in Bermondsey, London. They lived in 11 Union Street, Rotherhithe, London in 1881. William and Sarah lived with their children Elizabeth, William and John. Children were: Elizabeth Ann LOAKES, William John LOAKES, John LOAKES.

Albert Walter RUGG was born about 1901 in Newport, Isle of Wight. Parents: Willie RUGG and Beatrice Mary WEEKS.

Beatrice Amy RUGG. Parents: Willie RUGG and Beatrice Mary WEEKS.

Frederick Louis RUGG. Parents: Willie RUGG and Beatrice Mary WEEKS.

Gladys May RUGG was born about 1903 in Newport, Isle of Wight. Parents: Willie RUGG and Beatrice Mary WEEKS.

Leslie Arthur RUGG. Parents: Willie RUGG and Beatrice Mary WEEKS.

William Henry RUGG was born about 1894 in Newport, Isle of Wight. William Henry was brought up by Willie and Beatrice as the eldest of their family.