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Taken on March 9th, 1730 and sourced from Certificate - Baptism.
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This picture, '1730 Ricaardus Mather', was taken on March 9th, 1730 and sourced from Certificate - Baptism.
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    • Richaerdus Mather de Hultonia Media (i.e. Middle Hulton)

      In the Roman calendar, the year changes after end March, so 9 and 21 March are 1730, and 29th  March is the following year (1731) as shows.
Taken on May 25th, 1826 and sourced from Burial Records - Turton, Walmsley Chapel (Presbyterian).
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This picture, 'BURIAL - 1826 Richard Mather (Walmsley)', was taken on May 25th, 1826 and sourced from Burial Records - Turton, Walmsley Chapel (Presbyterian).
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    • Richard died at the Turton Workhouse. Paid 5/- (i.e. five shillings)
Richard was born in November 1737 in Turton and his baptism took place on November 13th, 1737 at St. Elphin (Warrington).1 2  Richard's father was John Mather and his mother was Ellen Blinstone.  His maternal grandparents were Richard Blinstone and Margaret (?). He had seven brothers and three sisters, named Samuel, John, Thomas, Peter, Ralph, Joseph, Isaac, Margaret, Ellen and EmmaThomas and Richard were twins.  He died at the age of 88 in May 1826 in Turton.  He was buried on May 25th, 1826 at Walmsley Presbyterian.1 






Richard's family with Ann Howarth


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Taken on April 6th, 1761 and sourced from Certificate - Marriage.
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This picture, '1761 Richard Mather & Ann Howarth', was taken on April 6th, 1761 and sourced from Certificate - Marriage.
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Taken about 1780 at Walmsley Presbyterian and sourced from Certificate - Baptism.
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This picture, '1770s Mather Baptisms (Walmsey Chapel)', was taken about 1780 at Walmsley Presbyterian and sourced from Certificate - Baptism.
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    • One of the first pages of the Walmsley Chapel Meeting House (Presbyterian) is dominated by two Mather families, William+Ann and Peter+Ellin.  These two families were to be the grandparents of Samuel Mather (1791-1854) and Alice Mather (1792-1879) who married 9 September 1810.  Therefore Samuel and Alice (the parents of John Mather) were second cousins.
‌Richard and Ann were married in a religious ceremony on April 6th, 1761 at St. Peter's (Bolton) by J Folds and witnessed by James Lomax & James Livesey.3  They had four sons and five daughters, named Isaac, James, Solomon, Richard, Susannah, Susan, Nancy, Ann and Alice.  There are no more children.

1 England & Wales Non-conformist Registers (1567-1970)
2 Lancashire OPC Project
3 FamilySearch.org
4 BMD-Lancashire
5 Ancestry Family Trees
6 Bolton Parish Records
7 Lancashire CoE Deaths & Burials (1813-1986)
8 News Clips
9 1851 UK Census
10 Manchester CoE Deaths & Burials



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