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William Mather

William was born in March 1800 in Billinge and his baptism took place on March 30th, 1800 at St. Aidan (Billinge).¹

Birth Notes
- Name    William Mather
  Event Type    Baptism
  Baptism Date    30 Mar 1800
  Baptism Place    Billinge, St Aidan, Lancashire, England
  Parish as it Appears    Billinge
  Father    James Mather
  Mother    Mary Mather

William's father was James Mather and his mother was Mary Higham. His paternal grandparents were James Mather and Ann Berrington. He had three brothers and five sisters, named James, Thomas, Joshua, Ann, Catherine, Mary, Ellen and Margaret. He was the oldest of the nine children. He died at the age of 61 in April 1861 in Warrington. His burial was on April 18th, 1861 at St. Aidan (Billinge).¹²

Death Notes
- Name    William Mather
  Age    61
  Birth Year    abt 1800
  Burial Date    18 Apr 1861
  Burial Place    Billinge, St Aidan, Lancashire, England
  Parish as it Appears    Billinge
  
  MATHER, WILLIAM        61
  GRO Reference: 1861 J Quarter in WARRINGTON
  Volume 08C Page 93

General Notes
- William did NOT marry Martha Barlow in 1825. That was the other William from Hindley, a glazier (also born 1800).
  
  In 1841, William (40) was an Ag Labourer with his farther at Birchley Gate, Billinge
  
  In 1861, William died at Warrington, aged 61 and is buried at St. Aidan (Billinge).

Occupation Details
- From 1841 William's occupation was Agracultural Labourer in Billinge.

Ancestor Pedigree Chart
- John Mather
  
  Thomas Mather
  - b.1685 in Billinge d.28 May 1745 in Billinge
  
  James Mather
  - b.Jan 1733 in Billinge d.18 Aug 1802 in Billinge
  
  Hannah Rawlinson
  - b.1704 d.Dec 1761 in Farnworth
  
  James Mather
  - b.1771 in Billinge d.Mar 1854 in Billinge
  
  Ann Berrington
  - b.~ 1730 in Rainford
  
  William Mather
  - b.Mar 1800 in Billinge d.Apr 1861 in Warrington
  
  Mary Higham
  - b.1775 in Billinge d.Mar 1841 in Billinge

Personal Timeline

¹ Wigan, England CoE BMB (1580-1840)
² GRO Reference