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Roger Hart

Roger was born in 1813 in Lowton and his baptism took place on July 30th, 1813 at St. Mary-the-Virgin (Leigh).¹²

Birth Notes
- Aged 37 in 1851, born Lowton
  
  Name:    Roger Hart
  Baptism Date:    30 Jul 1813
  Baptism Place:    Leigh, St Mary, Lancashire, England
  Father:    Roger Hart
  Mother:    Mary Hart
  Reference Number:    GB127.L211/1/3/1
  
  Abode Lowton, Winwick, Farmer.

He died at the age of 82 on March 8th, 1895 in Lowton. His burial was on March 11th, 1895 at St. Luke (Lowton).³

Death Notes
- Name:    Roger Hart
  Age:    81
  Birth Year:    abt 1814
  Burial Date:    11 Mar 1895
  Burial Place:    Lowton, St Luke, Lancashire, England
  Abode:        Lowton

General Notes
- Roger was born 1813 at Lowton, son of Roger a farmer and Mary.
  
  25 Jan 1835, Roger Hart of Deane Parish, Farmer married Betty Mather. William Hart, a likely brother was witness.
  
  In 1841, Roger and Betty (27 & 21) were at Lowton. Roger was a silk weaver.
  
  Roger had a brother William who on 17 Jul 1834 married Mary Mather at Winwick. Between 1844 and 1861, William and Mary (not Betty) had 7 children, 3 died (registered as HART+MATHER at Lowton).
  
  In 1851, Roger and Betty Hart (37 & 31), both born at Lowton, were at Goldborne, Lancashire. Goldbourn and Lowton are SW of Leigh between Leigh and Newton-Le-Willows, so this may be another couple.
  
  Betty died in 1859, and 17 May 1864, Rogar Hart, Widower, Farmer of Lowton, son of Roger (dec) married Catherine Lowe (Widow), daughter of Jeny Boardman.
  
  Roger Hart, a Gentleman of Lowton died 8 Mar 1895 leaving £381. Executors were John Bent (farmer) and John Hart (probably a brother).

Occupation Details
- From 1835 Roger's occupation was Farmer in Deane.
  
  From 1841 his occupation was Silk Weaver in Lowton.

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¹ 1851 UK Census
² Manchester CoE Births & Baptisms
³ Wigan, England CoE BMB (1580-1840)