Name: George Brereton Gender: Male Baptism Date: 26 Oct 1777 Baptism Place: Bunbury, Cheshire, England Father: William Brereton Abode: Peckforton FHL Film Number: 2093505
Name George Brereton Gender Male Record Type Baptism Baptism Date 26 Oct 1777 Baptism Place Bunbury, St. Boniface, England Father William Brereton Description Bunbury, St. Boniface. Baptisms, Marriages, Burials Page number 66
Name GEORGE BRERETON Record set Diocese of Chester Bishop's Transcripts of Burials Burial Date 21 Aug 1806 Burial Place Nantwich Occupation Cordwainer Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records Record collection Deaths & burials Collections from Great Britain
or (with matching age)
Name GEORGE BRERETON Record set Diocese of Chester Bishop's Transcripts Age 62y Death Date 10 Jan 1839 Burial Date 14 Jan 1839 Grave Number OGF/11/15 Residence Preston Brook, Frodsham Burial Place Frodsham Record collection Deaths & burials This could be the wrong person, as there is a George from Over :- Name: George Brereton Event Type: Christening Event Date: 02 Mar 1777 Event Place: , Over, Cheshire, England Father's Name: George Brereton GS Film number: 2105305 Digital Folder Number: 004018995 Image Number: 00211
General Notes
George may have been a Blacksmith at Weston, died in 1844 leaving effects under £300, Thomas and James the executors. However, there other George Brereton baptisms from Wybunbury that may be a better match. More likely George was a Cordwainer, and died Aug 1806, buried at Nantwich. If this is the case, there may be a DNA trail.
25 Jun 1798, another George Brereton a cordwainer married Sarah Bebbington at Nantwich.
George Bruerton of Liverpool, joiner married Ann Hough of Liverpool 19-Sep-1802 at Liverpool St Paul, which may be him! Bruerton was an alternate spelling for this branch of the family. Samuel Bruerton a Joiner (his possible brother) also married in Liverpool.
George and Ann were married in a religious ceremony on September 19th, 1802 at St. Paul (Liverpool).4 They had a daughter named Eliza. There are no more children.