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Frederick (Fred) Mather

Frederick, known as Fred, was born on September 18th, 1891 in Adlington and his baptism took place on October 1st, 1891 at Christ Church (Adlington).¹²

Birth Notes
- MATHER, FRED        HORSLEY
  GRO Reference: 1891 D Quarter in CHORLEY
  Volume 08E Page 511
  
  Lancashire Birth indexes for the years: 1891
  MATHER    Fred    WORSLEY    Adlington, Preston    ADL/16/77
  
  Baptism: 1 Oct 1891 Christ Church, Adlington, Lancashire
  Fred Mather - Son of Issac Mather & Jane
      Born: 18 Sep 1891
      Abode: Adlington
      Occupation: Bleacher
      Baptised By: Thos Carpenter Vicar
      Notes: 1st Son
      Register: Baptisms 1883 - 1897, Page 64, Entry 507
      Source: LDS Film 1526077

Fred's father was Isaac Mather and his mother was Jane Worsley. His paternal grandparents were James Mather and Elizabeth Ratcliffe. He had two sisters named Elizabeth and Elsie. He was the second oldest of the three children.

Occupation Details
- From 1927 Fred's occupation was Licensed Victualler in Adlington.

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- John Mather ^*
  - b.1722 in Heath Charnock d.Jun 1789 in Anderton
  
  Edward (Nedde) Mather
  - b.1756 in Adlington d.Jul 1809 in Adlington
  
  - b. in Heath Charnock
  
  Thomas Mather
  - b.1781 in Heath Charnock d.Jan 1850 in Adlington
  
  Mary Hough
  - b.1758 in Heath Charnock d.Feb 1847 in Heath Charnock
  
  James Mather
  - b.Nov 1828 in Adlington d.Jun 1874 in Adlington
  
  Amy (Amey or Emy) Worsley
  - b.1798 in Adlington d.Mar 1873 in Chorley
  
  Isaac Mather
  - b.Oct 1863 in Adlington d.15 Jan 1927 at Tonge-with-Haulgh Cemetery
  
  Elizabeth Ratcliffe
  - b.1832 in Heath Charnock
  
  Frederick (Fred) Mather
  - b.18 Sep 1891 in Adlington
  
  Jane Worsley
  - b.1863 in Adlington
  
  ^*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)

Click here for details of Fred's family with Alice Berry

¹ GRO Reference
² Lancashire OPC Project