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| Richard WOLFINDEN.
He received a bequest from his uncle Francis Burdet (b.1687). Parents: Richard WOLFINDEN and Ann
BURDET. Richard WOLFINDEN died before 1738. Spouse: Ann BURDET. Richard WOLFINDEN and Ann BURDET were married on 28 May 1716 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. Children were: Richard WOLFINDEN, Thomas WOLFINDEN, Francis WOLFINDEN. Thomas WOLFINDEN. He received a bequest from his uncle Francis Burdet (b.1687). Parents: Richard WOLFINDEN and Ann BURDET. Alfred WOOD was born on 3 Feb 1878 in Denby, Yorkshire. He was christened on 31 Mar 1878 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: George WOOD and Mary MILNES. Amelia WOOD was born about 1799 in Denby, Yorkshire. She died about 1875 in Denby, Yorkshire. She was buried on 4 Oct 1875 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Spouse:
Samuel RUSBY. Samuel RUSBY and Amelia
WOOD were married on 29 Dec 1817 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire.
Samuel and Amelia had had at least seven children; Sarah (b.20 January 1821;
c;18 March 1821 Denby; d.15 March 1836), Betty (c.28 September 1823 Penistone),
Charles (b.1828 Ingbirchworth; c.20 March 1828 Denby), Elihu (b.6 January 1830
Ingbirchworth; c.5 April 1830 Denby), Leah (b.1833 Ingbirchworth; c.1 December
1833 Denby), Dorothy Ann (b.1836 Ingbirchworth; bur 5 March 1837 Denby), James
and Sarah Ann (b.28 July 1840; c.25 February 1841 Denby; bur 5 February 1843
Denby).
Benjamin (Ben) WOOD was born on 8 May 1874 in Denby, Yorkshire. He was christened on 13 Jun 1875 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: George WOOD and Mary MILNES. Betsy WOOD was born on 21 Jul 1820 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 24 Sep 1820 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. Charles WOOD was born on 29 Mar 1822 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 29 Aug 1822 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Charles married Sarah Hague at Penistone Church on 25 December 1849 and they had ten children between 1851 and 1870. All were born in Denby Dale where Charles was a Cotton Weaver. He died about 1891 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: John WOOD and Hannah WOODCOCK. Charles (Charlie) WOOD was born about 1895 in Hemsworth, Yorkshire. Parents: John WOOD and Ann WALSHAW. Eliza WOOD was born on 5 Dec 1822 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 8 Feb 1823 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. Elizabeth WOOD was born on 12 May 1815 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 9 Jul 1815 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph WOOD and Betty (Elizabeth) BURDETT. Ellen WOOD was born on 18 May 1876 in Denby, Yorkshire. She was christened on 1 Apr 1877 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: George WOOD and Mary MILNES. Ernest Albert WOOD was born about 1891 in Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: John WOOD and Ann WALSHAW. Fred WOOD was born on 12 Sep 1872 in Denby, Yorkshire. He was christened on 6 Jul 1873 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: George WOOD and Mary MILNES. George WOOD was born about 1842. Between 1872 and 1880 he was a Furnace Man at Steel Works in Penistone, Yorkshire. In 1881 he was a Labourer at Steel Works in Penistone, Yorkshire. Spouse: Mary MILNES. George WOOD and Mary MILNES were married about 1872 in Denby, Yorkshire. They lived in Denby, Yorkshire in 1881. George and Mary lived with Mary Elizabeth Milnes and their five children. Children were: Fred WOOD, Benjamin (Ben) WOOD, Ellen WOOD, Alfred WOOD, John James WOOD. Henry WOOD was born on 26 Feb 1818 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Henry WOOD was christened on 13 Mar 1818 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1841 Henry WOOD was a Dyer in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. John WOOD was born about 1800. Spouse: Hannah WOODCOCK. John WOOD and Hannah WOODCOCK were married about 1821. Children were: Charles WOOD. John WOOD was born on 7 Oct 1809 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 8 Nov 1809 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. John WOOD was born about 1865 in Denby, Yorkshire. In 1901 he was a Gamekeeper in Hemsworth, Yorkshire. Spouse: Ann WALSHAW. John WOOD and Ann WALSHAW were married on 28 Dec 1889. They lived in Toll Bar House, Hemsworth, Yorkshire in 1901. Children were: Ernest Albert WOOD, Charles (Charlie) WOOD. John WOOD was born about 1872 in Wigan, Lancashire. In 1891 he was an Unemployed Clerk in Whelley, Wigan, Lancashire. He lived in 165 Whelley, Wigan, Lancashire in 1891. In 1901 he was a Hewer in a Coal Mine in Whelley, Wigan, Lancashire. Spouse: Jane HEPPLESTONE. John WOOD and Jane HEPPLESTONE were married about 1899 in Wigan, Lancashire. Jane probably met her husband-to-be in Whelley because the Wood family lived two doors away from the Station House where Thomas Hart and his family lived and where her mother had given birth to Catherine. They lived in 175 Whelley, Wigan, Lancashire in 1901. John and Jane lived alone. However they probably had more children before Emily Jane was born in 1914 (mother's name HEPPESTONE). John James WOOD was born on 3 Jun 1880 in Denby, Yorkshire. He was christened on 17 Apr 1881 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: George WOOD and Mary MILNES. Jonas WOOD was born about 1838 in Bradford, Yorkshire. In 1881 he was a Silk Worker in Manningham, Bradford, Yorkshire. In 1891 he was a Wool Washer in Keighley, Yorkshire. He died about 1896 in Keighley, Yorkshire. Spouse: Charlotte WALSHAW. Jonas WOOD and Charlotte WALSHAW were married about 1873 in Bradford, Yorkshire. She was married as Charlotte Walshaw. They lived in 92 Fairfield Street, Manningham, Bradford, Yorkshire in 1881. Jonas and Charlotte and JOHANNA and Emma Biltcliffe lived together. The two girls were classed as Jonas' stepdaughters. Emma's surname was recorded as Biltcliffe. They lived in Green End Back, Keighley, Yorkshire in 1891. Jonas and Charlotte lived with her daughters ANN and Emma BILTELIFFE and Joannah (Ann)'s daughter Charlotte Emma. Joseph WOOD was born about 1788 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. He was christened on 25 Dec 1788 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. In 1841 he was a Fancy Manufacturer in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was a widower and he lived with his daughter Elizabeth. Spouse: Betty (Elizabeth) BURDETT. Joseph WOOD and Betty (Elizabeth) BURDETT were married on 9 Dec 1812 in High Hoyland, Yorkshire. Elizabeth's name was transcribed as BURDIK. Joseph and Joshua (Mary's husband) were brothers. For the Wood family history please see Joshua Wood (1784). Children were: Joseph WOOD, Elizabeth WOOD. Joseph WOOD was born on 13 Sep 1813 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 10 Oct 1813 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He died about 1837 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was buried on 7 Dec 1837 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Parents: Joseph WOOD and Betty (Elizabeth) BURDETT. Joshua WOOD was christened on 11 Apr 1784 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. He was born about 1784 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. The Wood family Joshua's grandfather, Joshua Wood, had married Alice Broadhead in Cumberworth on 18 May 1752. Joshua was from Penistone and Alice was recorded at Cumberworth as "of this parish". They had had six children:- John (c.12 Oct 1755 Denby), Joseph (c.1 Jun 1760 Emley), Joshua (c.19 Aug 1764 Emley), Alice (c. 6 Jul 1766 Emley), Lydia (c.13 Aug 1769 Emley) and Rebecca (c.28 Jul 1771 Emley). Joshua died in 1786 at Cumberworth. He was a wool manufacturer and farmer and his son John and two others valued his possessions - household goods (such as a piggin, a warming pan, an iron bakestone, a sett pot, a dresser and pewter dishes), farm stock (such as a cow, two heifers, chickens, two horses and a cart all valued at £21 9s 11d and hay, corn, harrows, ploughs and manure all worth £15 6s), cloth (such as finished cloth worth £30, size and redwood worth 18 guneas) and working tools (such as a cloth press, a spinning jenny, a pair of looms, a pair of cards, a dye vat and a tenter worth £26). Joshua's eldest son, John (1755-1831) married (1) Hannah Chapman (1751-1794), (2) Elizabeth (1751-1812) and (3) Ann (1770-1839). He only had children by his first wife. They had seven children:- 1. John (b.1779; m. Ann Wheen on 25 July 1805 in Clayton with Frickley, near Doncaster; children Charles (1815) and Mary (1813-1891; m. cousin James Wood (1811-1881). Ann was the daughter of Richard Wheen and Rebecca Briers who married on 23 June 1772 at Kirk Bramwith. Their children were:- Rebecca (1778), Thomas (1780), Jane Bloom (1783), Ann (1784) and Mary (1785). 2. Joshua (1784) 3. William (1786) 4. James (1786-1786) 5. James (1788-1850; m.(1) Hannah Hinchcliffe (1787-1815); children John (1807), Sarah (1808-1883), James (1811-1881 Geelong, Australia; m. cousin Mary Wood (1813-1891) and William (1813); m.(2) Hannah Tinker in 1817; children Ann (1818-1908), Edwin (1819-1900), Hannah (1820), Robert (1822), Benjamin (1824), Tedbar (1825-1899) Maria (1828). 6. Joseph (1788-1850; married Elizabeth Burdett). 7. Elizabeth (1790) John (1755-1831) was a keen Wesleyan Methodist. He was a member of the Shelley Methodist Chapel until 1797 when Shelley went over to the New Connection. As John was a woollen manufacturer in Denby Dykeside (Denby Dale) he then began holding meetings in his warehouse at Field House and Old Well House. (He produced Orleans fabric made of a cotton warp and worsted weft but did not patent the method.) Later he bought land on Cumberworth Lane and he and his brother Joseph had a chapel built there. The chapel opened in 1799. He also had a minister's house built next to the chapel and the total cost was £729. The chapel was in the Barnsley Circuit until 1813. Also in 1813 John's firm, John Wood and Sons, is mentioned in a trade directory. His children married and had children and lived locally and the grandchildren went to visit their grandfather, John, on their way to morning worship at the chapel. Like many men of the time John was skilled in herbal remedies. In 1831 John died and was buried on 19 September at St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth and the sons continued with the business. However between 1831 and 1848 the worsted textile business had financial difficulties and the sons used to pray at the chapel to ask that the business might once again prosper. James (1811-1881) and Tedbar (1825-1899) were half brothers and grandsons of John (1755-1831) and they realised that the business was doomed. James had worked in the family business and had particularly enjoyed the work in the dye house but was also a good gardener. Both young men left London Docks on 3 April 1848 on the "Sultana" bound for Victoria, Australia. The "Sultana" went via Plymouth and was a barque of 588 tons and the brothers were sea sick during the 10 day passage through the Bay of Biscay.They then went past Portugal passing Madeira and Palma and to South America passing Trinidad. At this time there were heavy seas and James was flung down an open hatchway and injured his head on a wall. Tedbar was also injured when he fell from a ladder scalding his arm with hot tea. They went via the Cape of Good Hope and disembarked at Melbourne on 21 July 1828. They went to stay with a cousin, Thomas Bray, in Geelong for a month, before working in the bush at Cowie and Steads Station. They worked as shepherds and gardeners for a wage of £20 a year plus rations. Within three months James sent money back home to distribute amongst his father's creditors. 1847 saw the beginning of his involvement with the Wesleyan movement in Yarra Street, Geelong. Their brother Edwin arrived in Melbourne on the "Madagascar" on 5 August 1849. Soon James became a partner in a timber merchants business in Geelong renamed "Dean and Wood". James' father died in Denby Dale in 1850 and still owed money to creditors. When gold was found in 1851 Edwin, his cousin Joseph Bray and a party of Methodist friends headed for the gold fields at Ballarat and then James followed - first to Black Hill and then to Mount Alexander and Forest Creek. When James returned to "Dean and Wood" his partner retired through ill health and returned to Glasgow. James, Tedbar and their brother Benjamin formed a partnership "Wood Brothers - Timber Merchants" and streams of money went back to Denby Dale to the creditors of the family business. Sarah, their sister, came out to keep house for them. James wrote to his brother John in 1854 and sent £100 and more followed, some of which was donated to the chapel. Their uncle Joseph Wood (b.1788 husband of Elizabeth Burdett) wrote in 1856 that "the chapel is just able to pay its way but without your kind donation we should have been in debt". In 1854 the brothers bought land in North Geelong and built a house, sheds and an office. In 1857 James decided to return to England with his sister Sarah and they sailed on the "Anglesea" and paid off his father's creditors. He met up also with his cousin Mary Wood (1813-1891) and they quickly married on 8 October 1857 in Manchester. They left two months later on the clipper "Norfolk" and after a journey characterised by sea sickness arrived in Geelong on 9 February 1858. The business flourished and James became a Methodist Local Preacher and supported many local charities. Benjamin retired and returned home in 1858. Tedbar returned two years later. After Tedbar's return to Denby Dale he donated money towards a school which opened on 6 July 1874. James' health declined in 1879 and he died in 1881. His will stipulated that, after the death of his wife, the chapel at Denby Dale should receive £200. Mary died in 1891. In February 1899 Tedbar died in Eccles, Lancashire and was buried at St. Nicholas Church, Cumberworth. Edwin Wood died in Australia in 1900. The aim of the grandchildren to pay their fathers' debtors had succeeded. In 1841 he was a Fancy Manufacturer in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He died about 1855 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was buried on 8 Aug 1855 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Spouse: Mary BURDETT. Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT were married in May 1807 in High Hoyland, Yorkshire. Joshua and Joseph (Elizabeth's husband) were brothers. They lived in Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1841. Joshua and Mary lived with their children Martha, Henry, Betsy, Eliza and Thomas and her niece Eliza Burdett (b.1825 to John and Martha Burdett). Eliza was listed as a lodger but it was then crossed out. They lived in Leak Hall Green, Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1851. He and Mary lived with their widowed son Richard. Next door was their son Thomas and his family and next door again was their nephew Charles and his family. Charles was still working in the family firm and was a commercial traveller in fancy waistcoating and woollens. He married Ann Turton in 1839 and their children were Ann Amelia (11), John (9), Thomas Turton (8), Jane (6), Mary (4), Edward (2) and Emily (8 months). Children were: Richard WOOD, John WOOD, Martha WOOD, Joshua WOOD, Henry WOOD, Betsy WOOD, Eliza WOOD, Thomas WOOD. Joshua WOOD was born on 28 Aug 1813 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 10 Oct 1813 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. Martha WOOD was born on 2 Sep 1811 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was christened on 11 Oct 1811 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. Mary WOOD died about Jun 1719 in Hoylandswaine, Yorkshire. It would appear that Mary died two weeks after giving birth to her last child, Mary, and she is entered in the register as 'Widow'. Spouse: John WALSHAW. John WALSHAW and Mary WOOD were married on 10 Feb 1698 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. Children were: John WALSHAW, Amos WALSHAW, Joseph WALSHAW, William WALSHAW, Elizabeth WALSHAW, Ann WALSHAW, Paul WALSHAW, Edward WALSHAW, Mary WALSHAW. Rachel WOOD was born about 1812 in Denby, Yorkshire. She died of typhus fever (1 month) on 3 Aug 1863 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was buried on 6 Aug 1863 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Spouse: Charles BARRACLOUGH. Charles BARRACLOUGH and Rachel WOOD were married on 14 Apr 1834 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. They lived in Exley Gate, Denby Dale, Yorkshire between 1851 and 1863. Children were: Henry BARRACLOUGH, Hannah BARRACLOUGH, Edwin BARRACLOUGH, Frank BARRACLOUGH, James BARRACLOUGH, Abel BARRACLOUGH, Mary BARRACLOUGH, Benjamin BARRACLOUGH. Richard WOOD was born on 2 Jun 1808 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 6 Jul 1808 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Richard married Mary Bilcliffe at Penistone Church on 19 December 1832 by License. In 1841 they lived in Chapel House, Cumberworth Lane with the minister William Wilkinson, his wife and eight children. Richard was a Fancy Manufacturer and worked in the family business. After Mary's death he went to live with his parents and lived at Leak Hall Green with them in 1851. He was still a Fancy Manufacturer. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. Richard WOOD was born about 1850 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1871 he was a Railway Clerk in Liverpool, Lancashire. In 1881 he was a Timekeeper in Birmingham, Warwickshire. In 1891 he was a Rural Postman in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He died about 1891 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Parents: Thomas WOOD and Charlotte TURTON. Spouse: Henrietta Rymell HOBBS. Richard WOOD and Henrietta Rymell HOBBS were married about 1875 in Liverpool, Lancashire. They lived in 189 Golden Hillock Road, Aston, Birmingham, Warwickshire in 1881. Richard and Henrietta lived with Jeremiah Hobbs (Henrtietta's father; aged 78; widower), Frederick Hobbs (her brother; aged 24; Carter), Annie Hobbs (her sister; aged 22) and Elizabeth Collins (a niece aged 16 months). They lived in Bank Lane, Denby Dale, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1891. Richard and Henrietta lived with his parents Thomas and Charlotte. Thomas WOOD was born on 8 May 1825 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He was christened on 19 Jun 1825 in Wesleyan Chapel, Cumberworth Lane, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1841 he was a Cloth Finisher in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1851 he was a Cotton Dyer in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. In 1861 he was a L&NW Railway Time Keeper in Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire. In 1871 he was a Checker of Steam Ship Cargo in Liverpool, Lancashire. In 1881 he was a Clerk in Liverpool, Lancashire. In 1891 he was a retired Railway Goods Foreman in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. He lived in Hoober Hill Farm, Brampton Bierlow, Yorkshire in 1901. Thomas lived with Charles and Clara Harley and their two sons, Clara's mother, Mary C. Wood, and a male farm servant. He was listed as an uncle and a widower. He died about 1907. Parents: Joshua WOOD and Mary BURDETT. Spouse: Charlotte TURTON. Thomas WOOD and Charlotte TURTON were married about 1849. They lived in Leak Hall Green, Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1851. Thomas and Charlotte had a son, Richard. The family lived next door to Thomas' parents. They lived in 16 Back College Street, Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire in 1861. Thomas and Charlotte lived with their son, Richard. They lived in 22 Wilbraham Street, Liverpool, Lancashire in 1871. Thomas and Charlotte lived with their son, Richard. They lived in 24 Wilbraham Street, Liverpool, Lancashire in 1881. He and Charlotte lived with a niece, Amelia Moore (aged 14 b. West Riding), and two boarders. They lived in Bank Lane, Denby Dale, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1891. He and Charlotte lived with their son, Richard, and his wife. Children were: Richard WOOD. Catherine WOOD PIDGE was born about 1845 in Durkar, Wakefield, Yorkshire. Catherine was the daughter of John Wood Pidge. In 1851 John Wood Pidge (a farmer of 44 acres in Crigglestone, Wakefield b.1813 Wakefield) and his wife Catherine (b.1815 Normanton) had nine children:- Elizabeth (1836; b. Thornton), William (1838;b.Chapelthorpe), Samuel (1839;b.Chapelthorpe), Joseph (1841; b.Chapelthorpe), Sarah Jane (1843; b.Chapelthorpe), Martha (1844; b.Dirtcar), Catherine (1845; b.Dirtcar), Mary (1848; b.Dirtcar), Fanny (1849; b.Dirtcar). Thomas was born later in 1851 but his mother, Catherine died soon after Thomas' birth.John Wood Pidge died in 1858. Two of the children (William and Catherine) married two Barraclough siblings (Maria 1837 and Isaac 1846). Now back to Catherine... She was buried on 27 Jan 1884 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. She died about 1884 in Denby, Yorkshire. 1873 And 1887 she was a Drayman/Farmer in Dryhill, Denby Dale, Yorkshire. Spouse: Isaac BARRACLOUGH. Isaac BARRACLOUGH and Catherine WOOD PIDGE were married about 1872 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. They lived in Dryhill, Denby Dale, Yorkshire between 1873 and 1887. In 1881 Isaac and Catherine had Armitage and Jabez at home. Arthur was visiting her sister Martha. Children were: Armitage BARRACLOUGH, Arthur BARRACLOUGH, Walker BARRACLOUGH, Sam Wood BARRACLOUGH, Jabez BARRACLOUGH. Edith WOOD PIDGE was born about 1861 in Denby, Yorkshire. She lived in Exley Gate, Denby Dale, Yorkshire in 1871. She was living with her grandparents. Parents: William WOOD PIDGE and Maria BARRACLOUGH. Frank WOOD PIDGE was born about 1863 in Upper Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. Parents: William WOOD PIDGE and Maria BARRACLOUGH. Herman WOOD PIDGE was born on 29 Jan 1869 in Upper Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. He was christened on 1 Jun 1873 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. In 1891 he was a Farm Labourer in Bilham Grange Farm, Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. He emigrated in 1893 from England to New York. Herman Wood sailed from Liverpool on the Scythia and arrived in Boston , Massachusetts on 14 May 1893. He was listed as 24, last address in Huddersfield and aimed to settle in New York as a labourer. He lived in Amsterdam City, Montgomery, New York, USA in 1900. He was male; b. January 1869; aged 31; married 7 years; painter; immigrated in 1892 and resident in USA for 8 years. His wife Mary was female; b. September 1874; aged 25; married 7 years; 3 children born; 3 children living; immigrated in 1880 and resident in USA for 20 years. Their children were Anna (b. October 1895), William (b. March 1896) and Edith (b.June 1898). He died between 1900 and 1910 in Amsterdam City, Montgomery, New York, USA. In 1910 Mary Wood was listed as 35; widow; 4 children born; 3 children living; examiner in a silk mill. Her children were;- Anna (15; clasper in a silk mill), William (14) and Edith (12). They all lived with Mary's widowed mother Anna Tobertshaw (67) and her brothers Harry (43) and Joseph (32) in Amsterdam City, Montgomery, New York. Parents: William WOOD PIDGE and Maria BARRACLOUGH. John WOOD PIDGE was born on 20 Jun 1870 in Upper Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. He was christened on 1 Jun 1873 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Parents: William WOOD PIDGE and Maria BARRACLOUGH. Samuel WOOD PIDGE was born on 12 Nov 1865 in Upper Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. He was christened on 1 Jun 1873 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. In 1891 he was a Farm Labourer in Bilham Grange Farm, Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. He emigrated to Amsterdam, New York, USA. Parents: William WOOD PIDGE and Maria BARRACLOUGH. William WOOD PIDGE was born about 1838 in Chappelthorpe, Yorkshire. John Wood Pidge (a farmer of 44 acres in Crigglestone, Wakefield b.1813 Wakefield) and Catherine (b.1815 Normanton) had ten children:- Elizabeth (1836), William (1838), Samuel (1839), Joseph (1841), Sarah Jane (1843), Martha (1844), Catherina (1845), Mary (1848), Fanny (1849) and Thomas (1851). Catherine died soon after Thomas' birth and John Wood Pidge died in 1858. Two of the children (William and Catherina) married two Barraclough siblings (Maria 1837 and Isaac 1846). Between 1861 and 1901 he was a Farmer of 20 acres (later 43 acres) in Bilham Grange Farm, Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire. His sons and daughter worked on the farm with him. The family was enumerated as Wood. Spouse: Maria BARRACLOUGH. William WOOD PIDGE and Maria BARRACLOUGH were married about 1860. They lived in Bilham Grange Farm, Bagden, Scissett, Yorkshire between 1861 and 1901. Grandsons of William's son Herman (1869) still live and farm ar Bilham Grange , Clayton West. Children were: Edith WOOD PIDGE, Frank WOOD PIDGE, Samuel WOOD PIDGE, Herman WOOD PIDGE, John WOOD PIDGE. Elizabeth WOODBRIDGE was born about 1845 in Charney, Berkshire. She died about 1871 in Binstead, Ryde, Isle of Wight. Spouse: George HAYLES. George HAYLES and Elizabeth WOODBRIDGE were married about 1871 in a non-conformist chapel. Spouse: Charlotte HAYWARD. Hannah WOODCOCK was born about 1801 in Denby, Yorkshire. In 1871 she was a Winder in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She died about 1874 in Denby Dale, Yorkshire. She was buried on 18 Nov 1874 in St. John the Evangelist Church, Denby, Yorkshire. Spouse: John WOOD. John WOOD and Hannah WOODCOCK were married about 1821. Children were: Charles WOOD. Spouse: David MALLINSON. David MALLINSON and Hannah WOODCOCK were married on 3 Apr 1826 in St John the Baptist Church, Penistone,Yorkshire. They lived in Lower Denby, Yorkshire in 1841. The family probably always lived in the same place on the border of Denby and Denby Dale. They lived in Ranter Hill, Denby Dale, Huddersfield, Yorkshire in 1871. The enumerator recorded the address as Ranter Hill. This was the local name for Miller Hill. A Primitive Methodist Chapel had been built in Miller Hill and as they were nicknamed "ranters" the name was always attributed to the area by locals right up to the present day. Children were: John MALLINSON, Eliza MALLINSON, Joseph MALLINSON, George MALLINSON, Sarah MALLINSON. Martha WOODCOCK was born about 1706 in Silkstone, Yorkshire. Spouse: Joseph WALSHAW. Joseph WALSHAW and Martha WOODCOCK lived in Carr Head, Hoylandswaine, Yorkshire about 1723. They were married on 27 Nov 1727 in All Saints' Church, Silkstone, Yorkshire. Children were: Sarah WALSHAW, Mary WALSHAW, Martha WALSHAW, Ann WALSHAW, Johanna WALSHAW, John WALSHAW, Benjamin WALSHAW, Elizabeth (Betty) WALSHAW, Edward WALSHAW. Elizabeth WOODFORD. Spouse: James HAYLES. James HAYLES and Elizabeth WOODFORD were married on 29 Nov 1807 in Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight. Ann WOODHEAD was born about 1818 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Ann was the daughter of John Woodhead (b.1791-parents Abraham Woodhead (1749-1832) and Mary (1752-1828)) and Amelia Field (b.1795-parents Stephen and Mary Field). The Woodhead Family:- John Woodhead and Amelia Field married on 30 March 1812 in Cumberworth and had the following children; George (1812-1886), Edwin and Ann (1814), Matilda (1816-1838), Ann (1818), Sarah (1821), Jane (1823), Mary Ann (1826), Eliza (1830) and Stephen Field Woodhead (1834). John was a School Master between 1812 and 1840 and an Assistant Overseer in 1841. His children had been taught to read and write and both Ann and her brother George (witness at Ann's wedding) could sign their names. John died in 1850 and was buried at Cumberworth on 29 May 1850 next to his wife Amelia who had been buried on 9 Aug 1845. Now back to Ann Woodhead... She died about Sep 1884 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. She was buried on 1 Oct 1884 in St. Nicholas' Church, Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Spouse: Noah WALSHAW. Noah WALSHAW and Ann WOODHEAD were married on 8 Jun 1840 in Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Noah made his mark in the register but Ann and their two witnesses William Woodhead and George Woodhead signed their names. They lived in Birkhouse, Cumberworth, Yorkshire in 1841. Noah, Ann and their 6 month old son, Henry, lived with her parents John and Amelia Woodhead. John was the Assistant Overseer and they still had two children living at home (Eliza b.1830 and Stephen b.1834) and Amelia's mother, Mary Field aged 80 lived with them. They lived in Upper Cumberworth, Yorkshire between 1851 and 1889. All the children lived at home in 1851 and 1861. In 1861 the family also lived close to Ann's brother, George Woodhead (a Hand Loom Fancy Weaver), and his wife Fanny and family of eight children. In 1871 just William was still at home. In 1881 Noah and Ann had their grandson, Henry Noah Walshaw (6 months) living with them. He was their daughter Elizabeth's illegitimate son. They lived in Balm Wood House, Upper Cumberworth, Yorkshire in 1871. Children were: Henry WALSHAW, Ellen WALSHAW, Emma WALSHAW, Mary Ann WALSHAW, Elizabeth WALSHAW, John Woodhead WALSHAW, William WALSHAW, Elizabeth WALSHAW, Frederick (Fred) WALSHAW. Ann WOODHEAD was born about 1825 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. Spouse: John ROBERTS. John ROBERTS and Ann WOODHEAD were married about 1847 in Kirkburton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. They lived in Muffitt Lane, Gomersall, Yorkshire in 1851. They lived in 39 York Street, Castleford, Yorkshire in 1861. Also living with the family (as a son) was Thomas Senior Roberts who was noted as "orphan boy". He had been born in about 1851 at Kitchenroyd, Scissett, Yorkshire. John and Ann had five children including him and also had nine young male boarders, all coal miners, including John's brother, Noah. It must have been very cosy!! Children were: Eliza ROBERTS, Mary Ann ROBERTS, Henry ROBERTS, Thomas ROBERTS, Mary Jane ROBERTS. Mary WOODHEAD was born about 1854 in Cumberworth, Yorkshire. In 1901 she was a Lodging House Keeper on her own account at home in 18, High Street, Blackpool, Lancashire. She had only two boarders. Francis WOODRUFFE. Parents: George WOODRUFFE and Ursula CLIFTON. Francis WOODRUFFE died about 1573. Francis did not have any children. Parents: George WOODRUFFE and Alice BURDET. Spouse: Elizabeth NEVILLE. Francis WOODRUFFE and Elizabeth NEVILLE were married. Spouse: Margaret KAYE. Francis WOODRUFFE and Margaret KAYE were married. George WOODRUFFE. Parents: George WOODRUFFE and Alice BURDET. Spouse: Ursula CLIFTON. George WOODRUFFE and Ursula CLIFTON were married. Children were: Francis WOODRUFFE, Richard WOODRUFFE, Thomas WOODRUFFE, Gervase WOODRUFFE. George WOODRUFFE. Spouse: Alice BURDET. George WOODRUFFE and Alice BURDET were married. Children were: Francis WOODRUFFE, George WOODRUFFE.
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