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Adam Hoult

Adam was born before 1750 in Deane and his baptism took place on August 24th, 1751 at St. Mary (Deane).

Birth Notes
- The following index record, is actually a burial on 24 Aug 1750 (see death notes)
  
  Name:    Adam Hoult
  Baptism Date:    24 Aug 1751
  Parish:    Deane, Lancashire, England
  Father's name:    Peter Hoult
  Register Type:    Bishops Transcripts (Image 9 of 1750-1759 film)
  Reference Number:    Drm/2/68
  Text:   "Adam son of Peter Holt of Great Bolton"

Adam's father was Peter Holt and his mother was Elizabeth (Betty) Howarth. His paternal grandparents were Richard Holt and Ellen; his maternal grandparents were Adam Howarth and <unknown>. He had a brother and four sisters, named John, Margaret, Ellen, Betty and Ellen. He was the oldest of the six children. He had two half-sisters named Ann and Mary. He died in August 1750 in Deane. His burial was on August 24th, 1750 at St. Mary (Deane).¹

Death Notes
- Adam appears in the Bishops Transcripts, and is listed under a section titled "Salutis Nostrae". It is not clear if this is a baptism or burial. There is also an index entry for Adam Hoult burial 24 Aug 1750 in the Dean St Mary Register (book). It appears that both records refer to a burial in 1750.
  
  The Bishops Transcripts is difficult to follow, with years missing from most pages, and list of records for birth, marriages and burials all on the same page. Its easy to get the wrong year indexed!
  
  Name    Adam Hoult
  Event Type    Burial
  Burial Date    24 Aug 1750
  Parish    Deane, St Mary
  Father's Name    Peter Hoult
  Reference Number    GB127.L85/1/1/2

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- Richard Holt
  - b.~  1700
  
  Peter Holt
  - b.1723 in Bolton
  
  Ellen
  - b.~  1700
  
  Adam Hoult
  - b.<  1750 in Deane d.Aug 1750 in Deane
  
  Adam Howarth
  - b.~  1700
  
  Elizabeth (Betty) Howarth
  - b.1725 in Lostock

¹ Manchester CoE BMB (1541-1812)
Source/Citation Lancashire CoE Births & Baptisms (1813-1911)