General Notes
John was a Widower when he married Elizabeth Mollineux, both of St. Peters Parish, Bolton in Dec 1801. Ann is probably Ann the wife of John Mather of Atherton who was buried 12 June 1801 at Deane. Other spouses of John Mather that died are Ann of Preston who died Dec 1800, Betty of Eccles in May 1798 and Nancy of Winwick in 1794.
There are no previous marriages of a John Mather and Ann (or Anne) of Deane in the past 20 years, the nearest being Ann Eckersley, married 1775. Boton marriages are also limited. There is however an Ann Johnson married at Manchester in 1792 but she was still having children in 1805.
John and Ann Eckersley are of Astley. After John and Elizabeth were married, then had a Martha baptised at Atherton (but 16 years later).
John and Elizabeth were married in a religious ceremony on December 20th, 1801 at St. Peter's (Bolton).2
Marriage/Union Notes
John was a Widower when he married Elizabeth Moleneux.
Ann wife of John of Atherton seems a likely previous marriage (there are none at Deane)
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Children
Birth Notes
Name: Martha Mather
Gender: Female
Baptism Date: 19 Jan 1817
Baptism Place: Astley, Lancashire, England
Father: John Mather
Mother: Elizabeth Mather
FHL Film Number: 1885647
Name: Martha Mather
Baptism Date: 19 Jan 1817
Baptism Place: Atherton, St John the Baptist, Lancashire, England
Parish as it Appears: Leigh, Atherton
Father: John Mather
Mother: Elizabeth Mather
Reference Number: GB127.L177/1/2/1
Abode: Westleigh, Labourer
Martha Mather
Martha was born in 1817 in WestLeigh and his baptism took place on January 19th, 1817 at St. Stephens (Astley).3
1 England Select Marriages (1538-1973)
2 Manchester CoE Marriages & Banns 1753-1930
3 England Select Births & Christenings (1538-1975)
2 Manchester CoE Marriages & Banns 1753-1930
3 England Select Births & Christenings (1538-1975)
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