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| Lydia SENIOR was born about
1857 in Denby, Yorkshire. In 1871 she was a Woollen Piecer in Almondbury,
Huddersfield, Yorkshire. In 1881 she was a Weaver in Almondbury,
Huddersfield, Yorkshire. In 1883 Lydia married Charles Kendall, an
engine and machine smith (b.1860 Almondbury) and they lived in Lockwood with
their family. Parents: Charles SENIOR
and Clementina BURDETT. Margaret Ann SENIOR was born about 1864 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1881 she was a Woollen Rag Picker in Ossett, Yorkshire. She married Joseph McAlpine and had two children. Parents: Joseph SENIOR and Martha HANDLEY. Martha SENIOR was christened on 29 May 1825 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She was born about 1825 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1841 she was a Fancy Weaver in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Theophilus SENIOR and Elizabeth BURDETT. Spouse: Francis LOUGHHEAD. Francis LOUGHHEAD and Martha SENIOR were married about 1847. The only reference to a marriage is in Doncaster in 1847. They lived in Saxton Road, Lockwood, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1851. He and Martha had Matilda, Wilson, Kate and Jane. They lived in King Street, Batley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1861. He was transcribed as LONGHHEAD. He and Martha had five children at home. Jane was working in Sheffield. They lived in Dale Street, Batley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1871. He and Martha lived with Matilda, Wilson, Kate, Jane, Laura, Clara, Edith, William Herbert and Gertrude. They lived in David Lane, Dewsbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire between 1881 and 1891. In 1881 he and Martha lived with Kate, Clara, Edith and William Herbert. In 1891 Edith, William Herbert and Gertrude were at home. Children were: Matilda LOUGHHEAD, Wilson LOUGHHEAD, Kate LOUGHHEAD, Jane LOUGHHEAD, Mary Ann LOUGHHEAD, Laura LOUGHHEAD, Clara LOUGHHEAD, Edith LOUGHHEAD, William Herbert LOUGHHEAD, Gertrude LOUGHHEAD. Mary SENIOR was born about 1824 in Langsett, Yorkshire. Spouse: Isaac SILVERWOOD. Isaac SILVERWOOD and Mary SENIOR were married on 29 Jul 1850. They lived in Fenton Terrace, Thurgoland, Yorkshire in 1861. Their sons Abraham, Jacob, Joseph and Benjamin lived with them. They lived in Worsborough Dale, Yorkshire in 1871. Mary is enumerated as head of the household and Isaac is not listed as being at home but all four sons are there. They lived in Taylors Cottage, Worsborough, Yorkshire in 1881. Their son, Joseph, lived with them. Children were: Abraham SILVERWOOD, Isaac SILVERWOOD, Joseph SILVERWOOD, Jacob SILVERWOOD, Benjamin (Ben) SILVERWOOD. Mary SENIOR was born about 1834 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 12 Oct 1834 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 she was a Hand Loom Worsted Weaver in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1881 she was a Woollen Piece Knotter in Moldgreen, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. She died about 1888 in Moldgreen, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Parents: Theophilus SENIOR and Elizabeth BURDETT. Children were: Mary Ellen SENIOR, Fred SENIOR. Spouse: William COOK. William COOK and Mary SENIOR were married about 1856 in Denby, Yorkshire. They lived in Sun Side, Cumberworth, Yorkshire in 1861. The family was transcribed as COOKE. William and Mary lived with her daughter Mary Ellen (aka Mary Ellen Cook) and their children George and Elizabeth. Her son Fred lived with his grandparents. They lived in Trevellian Place, Moldgreen, Huddersfield, Yorkshire between 1871 and 1888. In 1871 William and Mary lived with her daughter Mary Ellen and their children George and Elizabeth and a niece, Ellen Senior (b.1869 Mary Ellen's illegitimate daughter). In 1881 the family was transcribed as COOKE and William and Mary lived with their son George. Children were: George COOK, Elizabeth COOK. Mary SENIOR was born about 1860 in Clayton West, Yorkshire. In 1881 she was a Woollen Cloth Weaver in Ossett, Yorkshire. She married Albert Firth (a printing compositor) in 1882 and had five children in Otley. She died about 1894. Parents: Joseph SENIOR and Martha HANDLEY. Mary Ellen SENIOR was born about 1853 in Denby, Yorkshire. In 1871 she was a Piecener in Moldgreen, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Parents: Mary SENIOR. Children were: Ellen SENIOR. Mary Hannah SENIOR was born on 16 Dec 1859 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Thomas SENIOR and Ellen HAIGH. Ruth SENIOR was born about 1891 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Fred SENIOR and Elizabeth TURTON. Sarah SENIOR was born on 10 Nov 1837 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 10 Dec 1837 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She was buried on 8 Jan 1838 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She died about 1838 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was 9 weeks old. Parents: Theophilus SENIOR and Elizabeth BURDETT. Sarah SENIOR was born about 1874 in North Brierley, Yorkshire. She was born before her parents' marriage but was registered as Senior. She was a Woollen Spinner. She married Willie Bower and had eight children. In 1891 she was a Woollen Spinner in North Brierley, Yorkshire. Parents: William SENIOR and Emma BRADSHAW. Sarah Ann SENIOR. Spouse: Sidney SILVERWOOD. Sidney SILVERWOOD and Sarah Ann SENIOR were married about 1868 in Stocksbridge, Yorkshire. Squire SENIOR was born on 13 Oct 1862 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Squire married Elizabeth Hirst and they had eight children. Parents: Thomas SENIOR and Ellen HAIGH. Tedber SENIOR was born about 1851 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. When his mother married John Appleyard Tedber took on his step-father's name. In 1871 Tedber SENIOR was a Butcher in Mirfield, Yorkshire. Parents: Ann SENIOR. Theophilus SENIOR was born about 1801 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Theophilus was one of the ten children of Joseph Senior and Elizabeth Wood. They had married in Cumberworth on 14 November 1785. Their children were:- Thomas (1786), Theophilus (1788-1788), John (1790-1790), Joshua (1793), Mary (1795), Alice (1797), Theophilus (1801), John (1802), Jane (1805) and Samuel (1807). The eldest four boys were christened at the church but the youngest were christened at Denby Dale Chapel (Cumberworth). In 1841 he was a Fancy Weaver in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1851 he was a Hand Loom Weaver Silk and Worsted in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1861 he was a Worsted Weaver in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He lived in Denby Dale, Yorkshire between 1862 and 1871. Thomas was a widower but he lived with Mary (and her son Fred) and Eliza Heeley (his widowed daughter) and her sons Norris Heeley (b.1860) and Joe Heeley (b.1862) as well as his son George. He lived in Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1881. Theophilus Senior was a widower and also at the house were Theophilus' grandson, Fred and his wife Martha and their two month old daughter Amy and one boarder as well as Theophilus' sister-in-law Hannah Burdett (b.1815). He died about 1882 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was buried on 16 Oct 1882 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Spouse:
Elizabeth BURDETT. Theophilus SENIOR
and Elizabeth BURDETT were married on 12 May 1823 in All Hallow's Church, Kirkburton,
Yorkshire. They married by Banns and were both "of this parish".
They lived in Denby Dale, Yorkshire between 1841 and 1862. In 1841
the address was Cliff Style and Theophilus and Elizabeth lived with their 8 eldest
children.
Theophilus SENIOR was born about 1878 in North Brierley, Yorkshire. In 1891 he was a Bray Breaker at Iron Foundry in North Brierley, Yorkshire. Parents: William SENIOR and Emma BRADSHAW. Thomas SENIOR was born about 1823 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 12 Oct 1823 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. He died on 13 Jul 1824 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Theophilus SENIOR and Elizabeth BURDETT. Thomas SENIOR was born on 27 Oct 1830 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 25 Apr 1831 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Between 1841 and 1891 he was a Fancy Weaver in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He lived in School Terrace, Denby Dale, Yorkshire between 1888 and 1893. He died about 1893 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Theophilus SENIOR and Elizabeth BURDETT. Spouse: Ellen HAIGH. Thomas SENIOR and Ellen HAIGH lived in School Terrace, Denby Dale, Yorkshire between 1853 and 1888. They were married on 3 Dec 1853. Children were: Ann SENIOR, Clara SENIOR, John SENIOR, Mary Hannah SENIOR, Squire SENIOR, Harry SENIOR, Clara SENIOR, Charles (Charlie) SENIOR. Walter SENIOR was born about 1860 in Shelley, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. In 1881 he was a Weaver in Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. In 1891 he was a Woollen Weaver in Newsome, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Woollen Weaver in Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Parents: Charles SENIOR and Clementina BURDETT. Walter SENIOR was born about 1887 in North Brierley, Yorkshire. Parents: William SENIOR and Mary Jane WORTLEY. William SENIOR was born about 1842 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1851 he was an Errand Boy in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He lived in Putting Hill, Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1861. In 1861 he was a Farm Labourer for Michael Braithwaite, a Farmer of 50 acres. in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Between 1881 and 1901 he was a Railway Engine Driver in North Brierley, Yorkshire. Parents: Theophilus SENIOR and Elizabeth BURDETT. Spouse: Emma BRADSHAW. William SENIOR and Emma BRADSHAW were married about 1878 in North Brierley, Yorkshire. They lived in Second Street, North Brierley, Yorkshire in 1881. William and Emma lived with Sarah, Eliza and Theophilus. Children were: Sarah SENIOR, Eliza SENIOR, Theophilus SENIOR. Spouse: Mary Jane WORTLEY. William SENIOR and Mary Jane WORTLEY were married about 1884 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire. She was the widow of his brother, George. They lived in Second Street, North Brierley, Yorkshire in 1891. William and Mary Jane lived with her children, Ernest (his nephew but classed as a son), Amelia (his niece but classed as a daughter), and his children, Sarah, Eliza and Theophilus and their children George and Walter. They lived in 1 Moorland Terrace, North Brierley, Yorkshire in 1901. William and Mary Jane lived with their two sons George and Walter. Children were: George SENIOR, Walter SENIOR. Barbara SETTLE. Spouse: William MATHER. Children were: Erin E. H. MATHER, Olivia M. H. MATHER. Thomas SEXTON was born on 23 Oct 1809 in Thurlstone, Yorkshire. He was the second son of Joseph and Hannah Sexton. (George had been born two years earlier.) He was christened on 27 Jun 1810 in Netherfield Independent Chapel, Penistone, Yorkshire. Spouse: Mary WALSHAW. Children were: Jonas WALSHAW. Mary Brinton SEYMOUR was born about 1827 in Newchurch, Ryde, Isle of Wight. She was the daughter of George Seymour. In 1871 she was a Laundress in St. Helen's, Ryde, Isle of Wight. She died about 1893 in Ryde, Isle of Wight. Spouse: Henry HAYLES. Henry HAYLES and Mary Brinton SEYMOUR were married on 23 May 1850 in St John's Church, Oakfield, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Both were of full age and lived in Oakfield. Henry was a labourer as was his father William Hayles. Mary's father, George Seymour, was a mariner. Their witnesses were Sophia Hayles (Henry's sister) and Charles Guy. They lived in Cherry Gin, St. Helens, Ryde, Isle of Wight between 1851 and 1891. In 1851 Henry and Mary lived alone. In 1861 they had Henry, Mary and George and a lodger living with them. In 1861 they had Henry, Mary and Ellen living with them. In 1881 just William and Ellen were at home. In 1891 Henry and Mary had a granddaughter Grace Darling Allnutt (b.1884 Ryde; c. 28 December 1884 St John's Church, Oakfield, Ryde) staying. This child is a bit of a mystery as no birth record can be found. Her christening record states that she was the daughter of Alfred Allnutt and Grace. This was probably Ellen Emily Louisa's brother-in-law. Children were: Henry William HAYLES, Mary Elizabeth HAYLES, George Stephen HAYLES, Ellen Emily Louisa (Emily) HAYLES. Tamar SHARP was born about 1848 in Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. She lived in High Street, Almondbury, Yorkshire in 1891. She was a widow and lived with Annie, Augustus and Marion and a boarder. In 1891 she was a Wool Reeler in Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. She lived in 11 Westgate, Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1901. She lived with Marion and Augustus. Spouse: Joseph DEARNLEY. Joseph DEARNLEY and Tamar SHARP were married about 1870 in Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. They lived in North Gate, Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1871. They lived in Wheat Royd, Almondbury, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1881. Joseph and TAMER lived with their children Annie, Augustus and Marion. Children were: Annie DEARNLEY, Augustus William DEARNLEY, Marion DEARNLEY. Alice SHAW was born about 1831 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. She was christened on 26 Dec 1831 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 she was a Frame Tenter in Stayley, Cheshire. In 1861 she was a Cotton Carder in Stayley, Cheshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Ann SHAW was born about 1775 in Penistone, Yorkshire. She lived in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire in Mar 1851. She was a widow and lived with her son, Moses, and his family. She died in May 1851 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She was buried on 24 May 1851 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Spouse: Benjamin WALSHAW. Benjamin WALSHAW and Ann SHAW were married before 1796. They lived in Carr Head, Hoylandswaine, Yorkshire between 1797 and 1807. Children were: Harriet WALSHAW, Ann WALSHAW, Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW, John WALSHAW, Bridget WALSHAW, Joseph WALSHAW, Mary WALSHAW, Phoebe WALSHAW, Noah WALSHAW, Sarah WALSHAW, Moses WALSHAW, Joannah WALSHAW, Ann WALSHAW. Ann SHAW was christened on 21 Mar 1819 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She was born about 1819 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Ann SHAW was born about 1850 in Thurlstone, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Benjamin SHAW was born on 3 Dec 1835 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. He was christened on 28 Feb 1837 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 he was a Weaver in Stayley, Cheshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Charlotte SHAW was born about 1841 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 she was a Weaver in Stayley, Cheshire. In 1861 she was a Cotton Weaver in Stayley, Cheshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Eliza SHAW was born about 1827 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. She was christened on 26 Dec 1831 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Elizabeth SHAW was born on 22 Feb 1803. She was christened on 27 Feb 1803 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. Spouse: Aaron DALTON. Aaron DALTON and Elizabeth SHAW were married on 8 Jul 1822 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. Children were: Elizabeth DALTON, Hannah DALTON, Joah DALTON, Jesse DALTON. Elizabeth SHAW was born about 1855 in Penistone, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Elizabeth SHAW was born about 1861 in Penistone, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Ellen SHAW was born about 1866 in Penistone, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Ernest SHAW was born about 1886 in Kexborough, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Coal Trammer below ground in Kexborough, Yorkshire. Parents: Hobson SHAW and Emma TURTON. Giles SHAW was born about 1797 in Denby, Yorkshire. The Shaw Family:- Giles was probably the son of Giles Shaw and Bridget (nee Stanley). Giles (senior) was born at Denby in 1775, the son of John Shaw of Lower Denby and his wife Sarah. John and Sarah had at least seven sons (Samuel, John, George, James, Isaac b.1767, Giles b.1774 and Thomas) - all born at Denby. In John's will dated 27 September 1803 (proved 17 March 1804) he was described as a Farmer of Denby. He left the majority of his estate to his wife, Sarah, and his eldest son, Samuel. The other brothers had £10 each. His son, John, was left some coals which he was to sell and then the proceeds were to be divided among his brothers. To Giles he left a croft in Denby called Plumpton which was about 200 square yards in size. Giles and Bridget married at Penistone on 26 June 1797. Bridget (b.1770) was the daughter of Benjamin Stanley and his wife Elizabeth/Betty (nee Butterworth) of Oxspring Mill. Benjamin and Elizabeth had married at Silkstone in 1767 and Benjamin owned Oxspring Mill as his father Martin had before him. Giles and Bridget had at least five children (George/Giles b.1797, Charles b.1800, Charlotte b.1803, Elizabeth b.1805 and John b.1809). Bridget died on 4 January 1810 and was buried at Penistone. She was 39 but her age was wrongly recorded as 49. In 1841 Giles (junior) was of independent means and had Elizabeth Bakehouse, aged 10, living with him at Penistone Bridge. By 1851 Giles was a widower with a private occupation/Lodging House Keeper and there were two visitors The Shaws were obviously a close knit family as Giles' daughter, Elizabeth married a Benjamin Shaw, a shoe maker (b.1806 Penistone) by banns at Penistone Church on 17 February 1829 and then was housekeeper between 1851 and 1871 for her uncle Isaac and then her cousin John at the 100 acre farm at Cat Hill, Hoylandswaine. In 1861 she also had her son, Herbert (b.1842 Penistone) living with her and in 1871 he was a labourer on the farm and her grandson, Stanley (b.1858 Sheffield) was also at the farm. Elizabeth died in 1877, a year after her husband Benjamin's death. Giles Junior married Elizabeth Walshaw. Between 1820 and 1841 he was a Weaver in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. About 1845 he was a Fancy Weaver in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 he was a Weaver in Stayley, Cheshire. Between 1861 and 1866 he was a Power Loom Cotton Weaver in Stayley, Cheshire. He died of Paralysis (certified) on 9 Apr 1866 in 4 Cross Leech Street, Duckinfield, Cheshire. In 1861, a grandson John Shaw was living with them. He had been born in 1854 in Stayley (mother unknown). Spouse: Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW were married on 22 Feb 1819 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. They were both "of this parish" and married after Banns. The witnesses were Thomas Outram and Thomas Hudson. They lived in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire in 1841. They lived in James Hall's Houses, Stayley, Cheshire in 1851. They lived in 19 Grove Road, Stayley, Cheshire in 1861. Children were: Ann SHAW, Joseph SHAW, Mary Ann SHAW, Maria SHAW, Nathan SHAW, William SHAW, Eliza SHAW, Alice SHAW, Thomas (Tom) SHAW, Benjamin SHAW, Hannah SHAW, Charlotte SHAW, Seth SHAW. Hannah SHAW died about 1733 in Kidfield Nook, Hoylandswaine, Yorkshire. She was buried on 27 Aug 1733 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. Spouse: James HEPTONSTALL. James HEPTONSTALL and Hannah SHAW were married on 25 Sep 1698 in St. John's Church, Penistone, Yorkshire. The record reads - Jacobus Heptonstall married Hannah Shaw. Children were: Daniel HEPONSTALLE, John HEPPENSTALL, James HEPTINSTALL, Hannah HEPTENSTALL, Child HEPENSTALLS, Anne HEPTENSTALL, Jonathan HEPTENSTALL. Hannah SHAW was born about 1837 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 she was an Errand Girl in Stayley, Cheshire. In 1861 she was a Cotton Weaver in Stayley, Cheshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Herman SHAW was born about 1888 in Kexborough, Yorkshire. Parents: Hobson SHAW and Emma TURTON. Hobson SHAW was born about 1857 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. In 1881 he was a Coal Miner in Skelmanthorpe, Yorkshire. Between 1891 and 1901 he was a Coal Miner and Hewer in Kexborough, Yorkshire. Spouse: Emma TURTON. Hobson SHAW and Emma TURTON were married about 1882 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. They lived in Jebb, Kexborough, Yorkshire in 1891. They lived in Haigh, Kexborough, Yorkshire in 1901. Children were: William SHAW, Ernest SHAW, Herman SHAW. Jane SHAW was born on 26 May 1852 in Thurlstone, Yorkshire. She died on 2 Feb 1936 in 15,Talbot Road, Penistone, Yorkshire. She signed a will. In her will Jane left everything to be divided equally between her surviving children. The Lodging House was being run by her son, Arthur. After her husband's death in 1912 several of Jane's children emigrated to Canada and Jane made several trips to see them. Her old sea trunk which she took with her still exists. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Spouse: James SIMPSON. James SIMPSON and Jane SHAW were married about 1869 in Netherfield Independent Chapel, Penistone, Yorkshire. No father's name was entered on the marriage certificate. They lived in Bridge End, Penistone, Yorkshire between 1871 and 1881. They lived in Bridge End Lodging House, Bridge End, Penistone, Yorkshire in 1901. Children were: Emily SIMPSON, Arthur SIMPSON, Thomas SIMPSON, Lucy SIMPSON, Martha SIMPSON, Joseph SIMPSON, Annie SIMPSON, Fred SIMPSON, Gertrude SIMPSON, Florence SIMPSON, Benjamin (Ben) SIMPSON, Charles SIMPSON, Caroline May SIMPSON, John SIMPSON. Joseph SHAW was christened on 20 May 1820 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. He was born about 1820 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1841 he was a Weaver in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1845 he was a Labourer in Thurlstone, Yorkshire. He lived in Thurlstone, Yorkshire in 1845. In 1851 he was a Farm Labourer in Thurlstone, Yorkshire. In 1861 he was a Railway Labourer in Hepworth, Yorkshire. In 1871 he was a Labourer in Bridge End, Penistone, Yorkshire. Joseph was the Head of the Household and had 33 lodgers at the Lodging House which was emumerated afterwards. In 1881 he was a Labourer in a Corn Mill in Bridge End, Penistone, Yorkshire. There were 22 lodgers recorded in the "Licensed Lodging House" including John Matthewman (b. 1833 Langsett) and his wife Mary (b. 1833 Prestbury). It seems likely that John was Mary Shaw's relative. He died of Cancer of the Liver on 19 Jun 1889 in South Yorkshire Asylum, near Wadsley, Ecclesfield. He was admitted to the County Asylum on 6 January 1888 suffering from cancer of the liver. He was recorded as number 3078; aged 67; married; living at Thurlstone in the Penistone Union District; a Labourer at a Corn Mill; sent by J.C. Milner; medical certificate 6 January 1888 signed by A.C.J. Wilson. He had a form of mental disorder dignosed as melancholia. "He is depressed, miserable and with difficulty can be got to answer questions. He can't tell why he is so depressed. Supposed cause of insanity: not known; in feeble boldily health. He is very stout, fat, flabbily built. Duration of existing attacks: several months; observations by J.S.Nokes." He was buried about 1889 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. Also recorded on the gravestone are Mary and Jane, their daughter. On 15 October 1892 Administration of the estate was granted to his daughter, Jane Simpson. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Spouse: Mary MATTHEWMAN. Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN were married on 8 Jun 1845 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. They lived in The Green, Thurlstone, Yorkshire in 1851. Also at the house lived Benjamin Matthewman (b.1827 Langsett - Mary's brother) and two other lodgers. They lived in Thickenholes, Hepworth, Yorkshire in 1861. They lived in Bridge End, Penistone, Yorkshire in 1871. They lived in Bridge End, Penistone, Yorkshire in 1881. Children were: Ann SHAW, Jane SHAW, Elizabeth SHAW, Martha SHAW, Elizabeth SHAW, Mary SHAW, Ellen SHAW. Maria SHAW was born about 1823 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. She was christened on 20 Jul 1823 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Martha SHAW was born about 1859 in Hepworth, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Mary SHAW was born about 1862 in Penistone, Yorkshire. She married John Stevenson in 1880 and their children were:- Ellen (1882 Penistone), Alice (1884 Workington) and Joseph (1890 Penistone). In 1891 Mary was noted as married but no husband was with her. She was living with her widowed mother at Bridge End, Penistone and she was employed as a servant. Her three children were also there. In 1901 Mary and Joe lived at 63 High Street, Penistone and they had a lodger. Parents: Joseph SHAW and Mary MATTHEWMAN. Mary Ann SHAW was christened on 27 May 1822 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She was born about 1822 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Nathan SHAW was christened on 9 Jan 1825 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. He was born about 1825 in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1841 he was an Agricultural Labourer in Ingbirchworth, Yorkshire. In 1851 he was a Stone Getter in Tommy Park, Hadfield, Derbyshire. By 1851 Nathan was married to Ann (b.1826 Newmill) and had two children George (b.1848) and Eliza (b.1850). Both were born in Waterside, Derbyshire. They had two boarders living with the family. Parents: Giles SHAW and Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW. Rachel SHAW. Rachel was the daughter of John Shaw, Vicar of Rotherham. John was born in Bradfield on 23 June 1606 and died on 19 April 1672. He was a student at Cambridge at the same time as John Milton. He was a Puritan and became Vicar of Rotherham in 1639. During the Civil War he was an influential thinker for Parliament. Spouse: Francis BURDET. Francis BURDET and Rachel SHAW were married. Children were: Samuel BURDET, Rachel BURDET, Francis BURDET, Frances BURDET, Elizabeth BURDET.
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