Birth: 24 MAY 1827 Moor Lane Baptist-Formerly Scotch Presbyterian
Aged 15 in 1841 (at Crook Street) Aged 24 in 1851, born Ashton Aged 44 in 1871, born Lancashire Lees
Name: James Buckley Gender: Male Birth Date: 24 May 1827 Birth Place: Moor Lane Baptist-Formerly Scotch Presbyterian,Bolton Le Moors,Lancashire,England Father: Cornelias Buckley Mother: Margret FHL Film Number: 0560877 (RG4 1022)
Probable child of Cornelius, implied from 1841 census, but not confirmed.
1849, James Bucklet married Ann Garlick at Ashton under Lyne (civil marriage)
Not with family in 1851, as "married" to Ann Garlic (daughter of John & Tabatha Garlic from Spring Head, Delph). Recorded as son-in-law, 24, born Ashton.
In 1851, James and Ann (24 & 27) were with Ann's parents John and Tabatha Garlick at Saddleworth.
In 1871, James and Ann (44 & 48) were at Delph, Saddleworth, James a Grocer and shopkeeper. Joseph was 20 and Elizabeth 17.
In 1891, James was an inmate in the Bury Workhouse.
Occupation Details
From 1841 James' occupation was Silk Weaver in manufacturing in Bolton.1
Occupation Notes
1841 census
From 1871 his occupation was Grocer and Shoipkeeper in Saddleworth.3
Whereabouts
James lived at 34 Crook Street for thirteen years from before 1838 to after 1851.1145
Occupancy/Contact Notes
Family Home of John (an Oil Sheet Maker) and Mary Buckley in 1841 and 1851
Cornelius Buckley was recorded as living here in 1838 when he married Esther Scowcroft.
John Mather recorded Crook St as his address in 1838 when his son Benjamin was born and again in 1842 when his wife Ellen (John and Mary's daughter) died.
By 1851, except for Mary, their children had left home and they had 9 lodgers and visitors to fill what must have been a big house.