Dinelry (Dinley) Pickles 
Dinelry, known as Dinley, was born on September 2nd, 1831 in Marlow (aka Marley) and his christening took place on January 1st, 1832 in Bingley.1 2 Birth Notes
Birthplace is given in both 1861 and 1871 as Morley, Leeds, but this is more likely to be Marlow (or Marley). Maybe the enumerator assumed he meant the small town south of Leeds, not the 9-house hamlet near Keighley.
Name: Dinsley Pickles
Birth Date: 2 Sep 1831
Parish: Bingley, All Saints
Baptism Date: 1 Jan 1832
Father's Name: Thomas Pickles
Mother's Name: Mary Pickles
Abode: Marlow, Husbandman
Death Notes
Deaths Dec 1880 (>99%)
Pickles Dinley 49 Pontefract 9c 79
Dinely died in 1880. In 1881 his wife has taken over the shop and a son Alexander from her first marriage appears on the scene.
General Notes
When he married in 1855 he used the name Daniel Pickles ... most strange, but probably has a strong accent and was illiterate.
Dinely is missing from the 1851 census, in 1855 he married Margaret Boocock while working as a miner in Bowling. In 1858 they had a son Edward while living in Coundon,
Co Durham (see scanned image). That son is with them on the 1861 census when they are in Stanley near Wakefield but he vanishes after that. In 1871 the couple are in Leeds and Dineley now has a greengrocer's shop, however
shortly after the census Margaret and infant daughter Drusilla die. Dineley quickly remarries to widow Jane Crawford (nee Briggs).
After his death in 1880 Jane takes over the shop and runs it with her son Alexander from her earlier marriage. All very satisfactory except for the sudden jump from textile worker to miner.
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Occupation Details
Occupation Notes
Recodred on Marriage Crtificate as miner. Also on Birth Record for William as Coal Miner and in 1861 census.again on 1861 census.
From 1855 to 1861 Dinley's occupation was Coal Miner in mining / energy.4
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Whereabouts
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Dinley lived in Marlow (aka Marley) for ten years from 1841 to 1851.6
Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Thomas and Mary Pickles and family in 1841
Home of Robert V Pickles, wife Hannah, son Edward and lodgers Joseph Smith in 1851
He lived in Stanley cum Wrenthorpe from 1861.4
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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- b.~ 1749 in Greenhill & Helwick
- b.17 May 1784 in Marlow (aka Marley) d.11 Apr 1847 in Marlow (aka Marley)
- b.~ 1725 in Greenhill & Helwick
- b.Jan 1751 in Greenhill & Helwick
- b.~ 1725
- b.02 Sep 1831 in Marlow (aka Marley) d.1880 in Pontefract
- b.1725 at Colne d.05 Jan 1794 at Colne
- b.1757 at Colne d.Oct 1820 at Colne
- b.Nov 1788 at Colne d.30 Jan 1845 in Marlow (aka Marley)
- b.1731 at Colne d.Jan 1802 at Colne
- b.1757 at Colne d.Jan 1824 at Colne
- b.~ 1730 d.Oct 1773 at Colne
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Family Pictures
Dinley and Margaret were married in a religious ceremony on January 14th, 1855 in Bradford by a curate and witnessed by William Holmes and Ephriam Smith.3
Marriage/Union Notes
Married 14-Jan-1855 at Bradford Parish Church.
Daniel Pickles, 24, Batchelor, Minor, Boarding, Thomas Pickles, Dyer
Margaret Bocock, 23, Spinster, Weaver, Boarding, Samuel Bocock, Miner
Family Notes
Unlikely as it appears at first, the first marriage of "Daniel Pickles" matches the birth certificate of the first child to "Dineley" Pickles. Mention of his father as Dyer is disappointing, though if the vicar misheard the groom's name he could also have misheard the father's occupation.
The witnesses, was the Sexton at the Bradford Parish Church and William Holmes appears on other unrelated marriage certificates around that time, so they were presumably the stand-in witnesses if the couple couldn't provide their own.
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Children
Birth Notes
Births Mar 1858 (>99%)
Pickles Edward Auckland 10a 116
1861 census records birthplace as Auckland. The district Auckland is in the county of Co. Durham
Death Notes
Must have died between 1861 and 1871 (aged 3 to 13), and not on 1871 census.
There are 4 recorded death in Yorkshire, but with two known to be aged 74 and 22, only two possible matches, both Burnley:
Deaths Jun 1862 (>99%) PICKLES Edward Burnley 8e 148
Deaths Sep 1865 (>99%) Pickles Edward Burnley 8e 130Birth Notes
2-week-old Drusilla in 1871 census.
See image (pictures) for details of birth.Death Notes
Drusilla died Sep qtr 1871 together with wife Margaret (post-natal or maybe a local epidemic).
Edward Pickles
Edward was born on January 29th, 1858 in Coundon.7
Drusilla Pickles
Drusilla was born on April 30th, 1871 in Methley.7
Family Pictures
Dinley and Jane were married in a religious ceremony on October 16th, 1871 at St. Silas, Hunslet by Richard Waters and witnessed by William Mellor(?) & Sarah Hick.3
Marriage/Union Notes
With unseemly haste Dinely remarried Jane Crawford, a widow (nee Briggs) three years his senior, on 16 October 1871.
Dinely Pickles, 40, Widower, Grocer, ??, Thomas Pickles, Labourer
Jane Crawford, 43, Widow, ---, ??, Joseph Briggs,
1 Certificate - Baptism
2 West Yorkshire Births & Baptisms (1813-1910)
3 Family Tree - Dave Pickles
4 1861 UK Census
5 1871 UK Census
6 1841 UK Census
7 Certificate - Birth
8 FreeBMD.org.uk
Further source/citation:
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2 West Yorkshire Births & Baptisms (1813-1910)
3 Family Tree - Dave Pickles
4 1861 UK Census
5 1871 UK Census
6 1841 UK Census
7 Certificate - Birth
8 FreeBMD.org.uk
Further source/citation:
FamilySearch.org
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