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Family Subtree Diagram : Brereton (Wybunbury)

PLEASE NOTE: If you do not see a GRAPHIC IMAGE of a family tree here but are seeing this text instead then it is most probably because the web server is not correctly configured to serve svg pages correctly. see http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/SVG:Server_Configuration for information on how to correctly configure a web server for svg files. ? Lydia Turner George & James, William and son Samuel: ALL Blacksmiths at Weston, SE Crewe Another William Brereton, NOT from Harthill. Farming family from Wybunbury. Lydia and Josiah moved to Liverpool after their parents died William and Jane were born in Audlem, 5 miles SW of Wybunbury, both South of Nantwich, so probably not related. BRICKMAKERS & SHOE MAKERS Wybunbury Hugh Breretons: William and Enoch, Shoem in 1841. Charles also a shoemaker. Probably unrelated, descended from Hugh Brereton of Wybumbury, born 1728. Another Mary Brereton of Stapeley, later Shavington Census records show Mary was born in Hunsterson where Thomas Brereton also lived. Perhaps siblings! 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(Nantwich) Abode: Weston Marriage (five children) 1838 (Weston) +Possibly more children Marriage (two children) 28 Sep 1854 (Liverpool) Marriage (nine children) 14 May 1807 (Audlem) Abode: Walgherton, Wybunbury ■No more children Marriage (three children) 25 Dec 1850 ■No more children Marriage (two children) 1824 (Wybunbury) ■No more children Marriage 2 Jun 1845 XTo be completed Widowed (two children) 15 Oct 1826 (Astbury) ■No more children Marriage (three children) 12 Aug 1798 (Betley) - Brick Layers +Possibly more children Marriage 1855 (Astbury) XTo be completed Marriage 1867 (Congleton) Marriage (two children) (not found) Hatherton ■No more children Marriage (four children) 1865 Coppenhall (Crew) XTo be completed Marriage 9 Oct 1862 Marriage (four children) 2 July 1804 (Wybunbury) Stapeley Marriage (eleven children) 30 Dec 1772 (Wybunbury) Bridgemere then Stapeley Marriage (nine children) 24 Feb 1806 (Wybunbury) Bridgemere Marriage (six children) 13 Mar 1838 (Wybunbury) Marriage (three children) 24 Jan 1810 (Wybunbury) Marriage 22 May 1834 XTo be completed Marriage 1827 (Lawton) Marriage (eight children) 9 Apr 1794 (Whitmore) Bricklayer at Wybunbury Marriage (three children) 1779 (Wybunbury) Bridgemere Marriage (five children) 10 Dec 1754 (Wybunbury) Abode: Blakenhall & Walgherton ■No more children Marriage (ten children) 27 Dec 1758 (Audlem) Blacksmith of Bridgemere Marriage (eleven children) 18 Jan 1820 (Wybunbury) Abode: Hatherton. Cordwainer Marriage (a child) +Possibly more children Marriage (five children) 26 June 1797 (Chester) Abode: Hunsterson Marriage (five children) 2 Dec 1775 (Whitegate, Northwich) Darnhall Marriage (two children) 14 Oct 1841 Marriage (four children) 1724 Blakenhall, Wybunbury ■No more children Marriage 1737 (Wybunbury) Bridgemere ■No more children Marriage (five children) Hough, Chorlton Marriage (two children) 15 Oct 1832 Marriage 16 Nov 1824 Marriage 24 Mar 1818 Marriage 27 June 1780 XTo be completed Marriage (nine children) 28 Dec 1807 (Wybunbury) Labourer of Walgherton Marriage (ten children) 1 Oct 1784 (Audlem) Abode: Walgherton, Wybunbury Marriage (a child) 28 Dec 1820 Marriage 8 Feb 1821 Marriage 8 Mar 1859 Marriage (a child) 11 Jul 1808 +Possibly more children Marriage Q4 1857 Marriage (four children) 11 Oct 1774 (Wybunbury) Doddington XTo be completed Marriage 29 Mar 1800 Marriage (six children) 1736 (Wybunbury) Abode: Doddington, Bridgemere Legal cohabitation and official (legal) separation (a child) Marriage (three children) 20 Mar 1775 (Wybunbury) Betley ■No more children Marriage 30 Sep 1810 (Betley) XTo be completed Marriage (eight children) 16 Oct 1821 (Norton-Le-Moors, Staffs) Abode: Betley, Staffs Marriage (a child) 11 Oct 1847 ■No more children Marriage (three children) 28 Dec 1834 Marriage (three children) 31 Jan 1814 (Stoke) Betley Marriage (two children) 19 Jul 1858 Marriage (six children) 19 Apr 1831 (Stoke-upon-Trent) Abode: Wybunbury Marriage (seven children) 16 May 1820 (Wistaston, Nantwich) Marriage (two children) Marriage 1909 Marriage (five children) 13 Jun 1827 (Shavington) Marriage (six children) 13 May 1750 (Market Drayton) Abode: Wybunbury Marriage (five children) 19 Apr 1720 (Wybunbury) Shoemaker Marriage (two children) Audlem Marriage (eleven children) 2 Apr 1823 (Wybunbury) ■No more children Cohabitation (a child) Marriage (a child) Walgherton Marriage 5 Jun 1759 Marriage (a child) 27 May 1794 Marriage (a child) 2 Nov 1807 (Bunbury) ■No more children Widowed (three children) 25 July 1798 (Nantwich) Audlem ■No more children Marriage 1826 (Nantwich) XTo be completed Neighbor: Neighbours, Blacksmiths at Weston near Crew
Possible Brothers or more likely cousins Lives with: In 1851, Mary (18) was visiting Janes and Ann Brereton Neighbor: George (65) and Thomas (80), borth retired and independant, were neighbours and living with their sons families at Weston in 1841 Lives with: In 1851, Josiah Brereton was living with his brother-in-law James Robinson and family in Liverpool. Work with: Both Shoemakers at Wybunbury Relative of: Possible brother and sister (unconfirmed) Representative of: In 1820, George was a marriage witness for his sister Ann Neighbor: Neighbours in 1851 at Carrow Green, Bridgemere Representative of: In 1820, Samuel was marriage witness to Mary's marriage Relative of: Thomas, probably unrelated to Thomas (although both from Audlem in the 1860s) Other: Buried together at Chesterton, Holy Trinity, Staffordshire,
 Lives with: In 1841, Margaret was living with Frances Brereton (80) and her cousins Sarah, John and Mary at Betley Lives with Neighbor: Both from Hunsterson, possibly brother and sister Relative of: Possibly the illegitimate son of this Ann Brereton who married at Nantwich in 1814 with Ellen Brereton (sister) as witness Relative of: Dau-in-law of George and Ann, buried together Lives with: In 1881, Charles Brereton (66, Shoe Maker, Widower) was Father-in-law to George Booth Worth. Relative of: Grandson Representative of: In 1827, Samuel was witness to his brother Thomas's marriage Lives with: In 1851, Thomas (78) was living wirh Richard and Elizabeth Simpson (father-in-law) at Newhall, Bunbury Relative of: Possible son of Joseph (and Elizabeth) of Wybunbury 1689 - 1767 Lydia Turner 78 78 ~1700 Maria Allin ~1660 John Turner ~1660 Esther Comberbach 1684 John Turner 1685 Jane Turner 1767 - 1865 John Brereton 98 98 John was from the Blacksmith family, son of Samuel, from Wybunbury.  His brother George was also a Blacksmith.

1 Oct 1784, there was a marriage between John Brereton and Ellen Latham at Audlem.

11 Oct 1795, John Brereton married Elizabeth Salmon at Whitmore, St Mary & All Saints, Staffordshire, England.

In 1841, John and Elizabeth (70 & 60) are at Wrenbury, Audlem

In 1851, John and Elizabeth (84 & 76) are at Hankelow, Nantwich

In 1861, John and Elizabeth (94 & 88) are at Hankelow, Nantwich.  John is a Blacksmith.

Note: There is also Samuel Brereton (a bricklayer, born 1814) who married Hannah Salmon 13 Mar 1838 at Wybunbury.

1862 Elizabeh died and John in 1865.  They are buried together at Audlem. 1809 Elizabeth Brockley 1842 Samuel Brereton 24 Sep 1869, Samuel Brereton (28), Smith, son of William Brereton a Smith married Nancy Jane Moses (24), daughter of Aaron Moses, a Wheelwright at Manchester Cathederal

In 1871, Joseph (a smith) and Nancy J Brereton (29 & 24) were living with Aaron Moses (a wheelwright) and family at Weston.

Samuel's wife Nancy Jane died in 1776.  In 1881, Samuel and his children were living with his sister Elizabeth at Weston near Crew. 1846 - 1876 Nancy Jane Moses 29 29 1810 - 1896 Aaron Moses 86 86 1809 - 1874 Eliza Edwards 65 65 1844 George Moses 1845 - 1921 William Brereton 75 75 In later life (1911) William (68) lived with his brother William Brereton (65), sister Mary (73) and nephews and niece. 1837 Mary Brereton 1871 - 1949 Aaron Brereton 77 77 in 1881, William T Brereton (8), Arron Brereton (9) and Margaret E Moses (14), Nephews of nieces were living with Samuel (38, Wid) and his spinster sister Elizabeth (40, head) at Weston.

Aaron married Sarah Ann

In 1921, Aaron was beneficiary of £200 from his uncle William Buckley, both Blacksmiths. 1873 - 1940 Thomas William Brereton 66 66 in 1881, William T Brereton (8), Arron Brereton (9) and Margaret E Moses (14), Nephews of nieces were living with Samuel (38, Wid) and his spinster sister Elizabeth (40, head) at Weston.

In 1911, Thomas William (36) is described at Samuel Brereton's son, but Margaret Elizabeth (44) is a niece. 1866 Margaret Elizabeth Moses (Brereton) Baptised, Daughter of William and Anna Moses

In 1911, Thomas William (36) is described at Samuel Brereton's son, but Margaret Elizabeth (44) is a niece. 1840 Elizabeth Brereton 1848 Charles Moses 1838 Hannah Brereton 1866, Hannah Brereton married William Moses at Weston by Crewe All Saints. 1868 Thomas Moses (Brereton) 1875 John Moses 1870 Sam Brereton 1876 Fred Moses 1839 - 1896 Aaron Moses 57 57 1841 John Thomas Moses 1829 Margaret Brereton 1807 - 1870 James Brereton 62 62 Blacksmith born Weston, near Crew

7 Beb 1828, James Brereton married Ann Cope at Wybunbury, Cheshire.

In 1829, James and Ann were living at Chorlton (Wybunbury) when son George was born.  After that, they then lived at Weston (SE Crew).

In 1851, James and Ann (43 & 42) were at Weston, Nantwich with George (22), Elizabeth (15), Mary Ann (12), Edward (9), and Emma (7).  Mary Brereton (18) was a visitor. 1808 - >1870 Ann Cope 62 62 1799 - 1882 George Brereton 82 82 12 Jan 1826, George Brereton married Mary Keen at Wybunbury.  In Sep 1826, William Henry was baptised at Wybunbury.  After that, from 1828 to 1832, Emma, John and Mary were baptised at Christ Church, Alsager, Cheshire,

In 1841 George Brereton was a Blacksmith with wife Mary (both 40) at Rode Heath Smithy with Henry (14), Emma (12), John (10), Mary (8), Elizabeth(4), George (2) and another George Brereton possible nephew (12).

In 1851 George was a Blacksmith with Mary (both 50) at Rode Heath Smithy with their 5 children.

In 1861 George and Mary (both 60) were still at Odd Rode.  William H was still with them, but the others had left home.

In 1881, George (81, Wid) was with son William Henry (50)

5 Jan 1882, George Brereton, Blacksmith of Odd Rode Smithy died. 1801 - 1872 Mary Keen 71 71 1826 - 1890 William Henry Brereton 64 64 Known as Henry (aged 14 in 1841)

A "Blk" in 1851 at Odd Rode Smithy (with his father, also a blacksmith)

In 1881, Wiliam was 50 and unmarried at Odd Rode Smithy, Rode Heath.

In 1882, William Henry Brereton of Odd Rode, blacksmith, was an execurot of his father's Will. 1828 Emma Brereton 1830 John Brereton 1843 Elizabeth Brereton In 1881, Elizabeth (38) was single and still with her father at Odd Rode Smithy

in 1882, Elizabeth Brereton, spinster, was an executor of ther fathers Will. 1839 - >1882 George Brereton 43 43 In 1882, George was a commercial traveller, when his father of Odd Rode died.  He was one of the 3 executors. 1832 Mary Brereton Mary Brereton was aged 8 in 1841, but was not with her family in 1851.  She was visiting James and Ann.

In 1881, Mary (48) was single and still with her father at Odd Rode Smithy 1829 - <1841 George Brereton 12 12 George was missing in 1841 1836 Elizabeth Brereton 1838 Mary Ann Brereton 1841 Edward Brereton 1844 Emma Brereton 1846 - 1847 Henry Brereton 1 1 1771 - 1844 George Brereton 73 73 George son of Samuel Brereton Jun'r.  Parents Samuel Brereton and Mary Green of Bridgemere.  The Bridgemere Brereton family were naerly all Blacksmiths.

1792, George Brereton, a Blacksmith married Mary Jackson at Nantwich St Mary.

1793 to 1796, George and Mary lived near Coppenhall where Thomas and Samuel were baptised, before moving to Weston.

In 1834, Mary Brereton, their youngest daughter died at Weston and was buried at Wybunbury.

In 1841, George Snr (60) was independant (retired) and living with his son James and wife Ann and family at Wybunbury. ~1770 Mary Jackson Mary Jackson (if married 1792) or Mary Taylor of Betley Staffordshire married by licence 1798. 1762 - 1842 Thomas Brereton 80 80 Son of Joseph (and Sarah Green) or John TBC.

23 Jan 1787, Thomas Brereton, a Blacksmith, married Mary Buckley at Nantwich St Mary.

A blacksmith like his son William.  In 1841, Thomas (80)  was independant and was living at Weston, Wybunbury with his son William (and wife Elizabeth) and family.. 1765 - 1840 Mary Buckley 75 75 1838 William Moses 1880 George Moses 1885 Frederick Moses 1804 Ann Brereton In 1828, Ann was marriage nwitness to her brother William marrying Ann Cope at Wybunbury.  Ann also married there 4 years later.

15 Oct 1852, Ann Married William Keen 1827 Josiah Brereton In 1851, Josiah Brereton (23), a Tea and Coffee Salesman, was living with his brother-in-law James Robinson and family in Liverpool.

28 Sept 1854, Josiah Brereton, a Tea Merchant of Kings Street, Liverpool, son of William Brereton farmer married Emily Moorre, daughter of Henry Moore, a Tea Dealer at Liverpool St Saviour. 1826 Emily Moore 28 Sept 1854, Josiah Brereton, a Tea Merchant of Kings Street, Liverpool, son of William Brereton farmer married Emily Moorre, daughter of Henry Moore, a Tea Dealer at Liverpool St Saviour. 1855 William Brereton There are no matching birth registrations for William and Elizabeth Brereton, so although both aged 6 in 1861, they are not twisn, and William may be adopted 1857 Elizabeth Brennard Brereton 1787 - 1862 Jane Jones 75 75 1825 Lydia Brereton 1811 James Robinson In 1861, James and Lydia (52 & 34) Brereton and their three children were living at 136 Vine Street, Liverpool.  They has a servant and three lodgers (a Poole family). 1822 Mary Brereton 1819 William Brereton 1816 Thomas Brereton 1808 Richard Brereton 1810 - 1817 Mary Brereton 6 6 1813 - 1813 William Brereton 1814 Jane Brereton 1800 - 1881 William Brereton 81 81 William was the son of John, baprised in 1800 before John the miller married Margaret Colley in 1804 (the only other Brereton marriage at Wrenbury and Margaret also from Broomhall).

From 1830 to 1832, William was a farmer at Broomhall.  Then from 1834 a Miller at Newhall.  All baptisms were at Wrenbury St Margaret.   Wrenbury, Broomhall and Audlem are all located a few miles South of Nantwich.

Was William and Innkeeper?

22 April 1830, William Brereton of Wybunbury married Elizabeth Whittingham by license at Wrenbury, St· Margaret.  Richard Whittingham was witness.

In 1831, after he merried, William was a farmer at Broomhill.  He was later a miller (like his father) before becoming a publican.

In 1841, William and Elizabeth (35 & 30) were living at Newhall, Wrenbury, Acton with Mary (10), Martha (9), Jane (8), Thomas (7), Harriett (6), Elizabeth (5), William (3) and Henry (1).  With them were Thomas Brereton (50) - Father ???

In 1851, William and Elizabeth (51 & 45) were at Audlem with their 6 children.  The first 5 were born at Newhall (near Aston)

In 1861, William and Elizabeth (60 & 56) are Inn Keepers at the High Street, Audlem.  With them are Harried (25), Elizabeth (23), William (21), Ellen (14) and Francis (10).

In 1881, William (80) was still a Publican at Audlem

Wife died: There is a death record 22/3/1867 in the Cheshire Chronicle "BRERETON - 5th inst. at Audlem, Elizabeth, wife of Mr William Brereton, Innkeeper, aged 62 years."
 1801 Sarah Capper Unconfirmed death, so possibly wrong William spouse 1828 - 1850 Enoch Brereton 22 22 In 1841, Enoch (13) was a shoem apprentice, with his father 1803 - 1842 William Brereton 39 39 09 Sep 1824 William Brereton married Sarah Capper at Wybunbury, Cheshire, England.

In 1828, Enoch was born, abode Congleton

In 1841, William and Sarah (35 & 40) were at Nantwich with Elizabeth (15) and Enoch (13).  James Morrey and wife Mary Topham (55 & 50) and their son Henry Morrey are all Shoemakers. 1826 Elizabeth Brereton 2 June 1845, Elizabeth, daughter of William Brereton, corwdainer, of Stapeley married William Ramscar at Wybunbury 1826 William Ramscar 1798 - 1868 Hugh Brereton 70 70 High, son of George

In 1841, Hugh and Mary (45 & 40) were with their son Hugh (6) and Mary's son or nephew (TBC) John Pilsbury (20).

In 1851, Hugh (46) was lodging with Mary Simon (42) at Duck Street, Congleton.

In 1861, Hugh (61) was living with Mary Simon (54, widow), his holusekeeper at Congleton.  Mary was from London.

In 1867, Hugh, aged 70 son of George Brereton, married Mary Simon at St James, Congleton, Cheshire.

Hugh died in 1868, aged 70. 1796 - 1847 Mary Pilsbury 51 51 1835 - 1873 Enoch Brereton 38 38 In 1861, High and Harriet had Arthur (3) and Hugh (10mo) at Congleton, Vheshire 1833 - 1902 Harriet Ann Gallimore 69 69 1807 Mary Simon 1844 - 1913 Ann (Fanny) Brereton 68 68 In 1851, Ann was 7, born Wybunbury

Charles and Mary had 12 children, 7 died young (before 1911). 1813 - 1881 Charles Brereton 68 68 Born 3-Apr-1833, Charles Brereton may be the son of Charles and Ellen Edge of Wybunbury.  Charles was a cordwainer at Hatherton.

In 1841, Charles and Mary (30 & 36) are at Wybunbury with their daughter Emma (6 months) and Charles's mother Elizabeth (70).

In 1851, Charles, son of Elizabeth (82 in 1851), who was living with him.  Charles as a Master Shoe Maker.

If Charles and William are brothers, as both Shoemakers from Wybunbury, then his father may be George Brereton 1805 Mary Jones Birth Registration for Emma shows MMN = Jones.  However, there is no Nantwich birth registered for her sister Ann.   1840 Emma Brereton In 1851, Emma was 10, born Hatherton, Wybunbury

9 Oct 1862, Emma (21) daughter of Charles Brereton of Wybunbury, shoemaker married Richard Culpin (32), son of John, both labourers. 1841 - 1924 Geoge Booth Worth 83 83 1883 - 1940 Amy Worth 57 57 I have a DNA match to gfstockdale 1830 Richard Culpin 1773 - 1838 Margaret Taylor 65 65 12 Aug 1798, George Brereton, Bricklayer, married Margaret  Taylor in the Parish of Betley, Staffs

In 1851, Elizabeth (82) born Sutton, Shropshire, was living with her son Charles at Wybunbury, a Master Shoe Maker 1781 Abraham Steele NO DNA Steel matches:

2 July 1804, Abraham Steele and Mary Brereton were married at Wybunbury by Banns.  James Brereton was witness.

In 1851, Abraham and Mary (both 70) were at Castle Street, Nantwich with Ann Steel (33).  Mary was Blind 1780 - 1859 Maria (Mary) Brereton 78 78 NO DNA Steel matches:

This is Maria, later known as Mary Brfereton, the daughter of Samuel Brereton of Hunsterson near Wybunbury.

2 July 1804, Mary married Abraham Steel at Wybunbury.  Samuel Brereton (possibly her father) was witness. 

Abraham, a labourer, and Mary lived at Stapeley when their son Abraham was born.  However, the 1851 census shows Mary was born at Hunsterson (near Stapeley), so not this Mary.

In 1841, Abraham and Mary Steel (both 60) were at Wybunbury with (assumed) son Abraham (25) and Ann Steel (20).

In 1851, Abraham and Mary Steel (both 70) were at Castle Street, Nantwich with their daughter Ann (33).  This is where her (unconfirmed) brother Thomas was in 1841. 1806 - 1806 John Steele 1814 - 1851 Abraham Steele 37 37 14 Dec 1843, Abraham married Mahalah Birchinall (aka Mary)

In 1851, Abraham and Mary (36 & 46) were at Bull Green, Stapeley with sons Samuel (13) and Thomas (10) 1818 - 1878 Ann Steele 60 60 8 Dec 1859, Ann Steele married James Cooke

1878, Ann Cooke died at Shavington aged 78.  She was buried at Wybunbury. 1737 Samuel Brereton Son John's baptism of 1773 indicates Samuel's father was also Samuel

30 Dec 1772, Samuel Brereton, Bricklayer of Wybunbury married Jane Whittington.  John Whittington, George Brereton & Thomas Brereton were witness 1750 - 1829 Jane Whittingham 79 79 1780 - 1875 James Brereton 94 94 24 Feb 1806, James Brereton, Blacksmith, married Hannah Morrey by banns at Ytbunbury St Chad.

In 1841, James and Hannah (55 & 45) were at Bridgemere, Wybunbury with  James (25), John (20), Ann (15), William (13) and Daniel (10). James was a blacksmith.

In 1851, James a Blacksmith and Hannah (65 & 60) were at Breeses Green, Bridgemere with George (24), Daniel (21) and visitors Abigail Brereton (24) and Prudence (1) 1788 - 1856 Hannah Morrey 68 68 1813 James Brereton In 1841, James (25) was a Blacksmith with his father at Bridgemere. 1820 John Brereton 12 Feb 1860, John Brereton married Prudence Kirkham at Liverpool St Nicholas 1822 Hannah (Ann) Brereton 1827 William Brereton 1830 - 1897 Daniel Brereton 66 66 1825 George Brereton 10 Jan 1856, George Brereton from Hunsterson (near Bridgemere) married Emma Glover 1815 - 1815 Thomas Brereton 1809 Elizabeth Brereton In 1853, Elizabeth married Job Hancock 1807 - 1873 Mary Brereton 65 65 4 April 1831, Mary married Thomas Meakin 1773 - 1843 John Brereton 70 70 Marriage    5 Apr 1794 Staffordshire to Mary Brazington (TBC).

In 1841, John, a bricklayer, and Mary (both 65) were at Wybunbury with Elizabeth (23). Mary was not from Cheshire.

There are also Wybunbury marriages 29 Dec 1757 to Anne Lowe and 27 May 1759 to Rachael Edwards 1768 Jane Brereton 1817 Hannah Salmon 1840 Fanny Brereton 1839 Thomas Brereton 1843 Frank Brereton 1846 Elizabeth Brereton 1849 William Brereton 1852 Hannah Brereton 1816 Samuel Brereton 13 Mar 1838, Samuel Brereton, Bricklayer of Bridgemere, son of Samuel Brereton, also a Bricklayer married Hannah Salmon, Servant.

In 1841, Samuel and Hannah (25 & 20) were at Wybunbury with Thomas (2) and Fanney (2mo).

In 1851, Samuel and Hannah were at Carrow Green, Bridgemere with Thomas (12), Fanney (10), Frank (8), Elizabeth (5) and William (2). 1777 - 1843 Constantine Samuel Brereton 66 66 Known as Samuel, a bricklayer.  Son Samuel was also a Bricklayer of Bridgemere.

In 1851, Samuel's widow Paddy (74) was a Farmer and Bricklayers wife (a widow). 1777 - >1851 Margery (Padday) Birchall 74 74 In 1851, Paddey (74) was a widow at Carrow Green, Bridgemere 1811 Elizabeth Brereton 1812 - 1887 Mary Brereton 75 75 1805 - 1888 William Brereton 83 83 This is NOT the William Brereton of Harthill.

In 1841, William (a blacksmith) and Elizabeth (both 30) were at Weston, Wybunbury with Margaret (10), Mary (4), Hannah (2) and Elizabeth (10).  His assumed father Thomas (80) was also with them.  Neighbours were his likely cousins James and wife Ann and family (also blacksmiths, both 30) and George (65) their father.

In 1861, William was a Blacksmith in Wybunbury Village, Weston, Cheshire

In 1881, William and Elizabeth were at Weston Smithy, Weston with dau Mary (44) son William (34) and two grandsons. Nearby in Smithy Lane were Elizabeth Brereton (44, Unmarried) and her brother Samuel Brereton (38) and 3 children.  All the men were blacksmiths.

2 June 1888, William Brereton of Weston near Crew, Blacksmith and Farmer died.  His sone Samuel and William Brereton, both of Weston Blacksmiths and Farmers were the Executors. 1808 James Steele 1808 James Steele 1808 Elizabeth Brereton 1808 - 1888 Samuel Brereton 80 80 In In 1841, James and Elizabeth (both 20) were in Tunstall, Staffs (next to Well Street) with John (20), Joseph (11), William (9), Edna (5) and Elizabeth (2)

1851, Samuel, a bricklayer and Betty (both 41) were at 37 Well Street, Woolstanton, Staffs with 6 children. 1773 - 1851 Mary Brassington 78 78 1802 - 1872 Ann Brereton 69 69 In 1820, it is likely this Ann married Wiliam Foster as her close and oldest brother George was a witness.

In 1821, there is a marriage between Ann Brereton and John Pennington at Wybunbury with William Brereton as witness. Ann didnt have an adult brother William (as William died in 1810) 1805 - 1875 Thomas Brereton 69 69 13 Jun 1827, Thomas Brereton married Fanny Forster at Wybunbury St Chad

In 1851, Thomas was a master bricklayer 1816 Elizabeth Brereton In 1841, Elizabeth Brereton (23) was living with her parents John and Mary (both 65) at Wybunbury 1797 - 1866 George Brereton 69 69 1819 - 1892 John Brereton 73 73 1840, John married Martha Foxley 1813 Mary Brereton 1810 - 1810 William Brereton 1766 - 1840 George Brereton 74 74 George Brereton of Blakenhall

27 May 1794, George Brereton married Elizabeth Yeomans, both of the parish of Wybunbury. 1788 Samuel Brereton 1783 - 1847 Abel Brereton 64 64 Oct 1829, Mary wife of Abel Brereton of Wybunbury died aged 45.  She is buried with George and Sarah.  (Headstone just about readamle is enlarged)

15 June 1815 another Abel Bruerton (1791-1852), son of William and Hannah, married Sarah Mills at Darlaston, Staffordshire andhad two sons Edwin and Charles Simeon Bruerton. 1785 George Brereton 1743 - 1810 George Brereton 66 66 There is only one George and Sarah marriage (except for one in Norfolk).  George, born Oct 1743, is the son of Samuel Brereton of Bridgemere.

George and Sarah are buried togethr at Wybunbury 1745 - 1839 Sarah Archdale 94 94 1728 - 1809 Hugh Brereton Jnr 80 80 1755 - 1766, Hugh Brereton (Junior) of Blakenhall and Checkley Green (one mile East of Bridgemere).

1768, Hughe's father "Hugh Brereton Senior" died and was buried 20 Mar 1768 at Wybunbury.  His mother died in 1774, both at Blakenhall.

From 1883 to his death in 1809, Hugh was living at Walgherton, also nearby and less than a mile from Wybunbury. ~1730 - 1795 Mary Criton 65 65 1739 - 1794 Mary Green 55 55 Mary Green probably had a sister Sarah Green who married Joseph Brereton at Audlem in 1760 1810 - 1834 Mary Brereton 23 23 1796 Samuel Brereton 1793 - 1850 Thomas Brereton 57 57 25 Aug 1814, Thomas married Ellen Whitmore at Wybunbury (buried together at Haslington)
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24 Mar 1818, Thomas Brereton married Jane Brereton.  Jane's oldest brother Thomas Brereton was witness. 1776 - 1776 Anne Brereton 5m 5m 1777 Elizabeth Brereton 1796, Elizabeth married Luke Keen 1761 Hannah Brereton 27 May 1783, Hannah married William Eaton at Wybunbury St Chad 1768 Jane Brereton 1764 Mary Brereton Born 1764, Mary, daughter of Samuel.  Hugh also had a Mary baptised in 1763 1784 Samuel Brereton 1799 - 1871 Mary Brereton 72 72 1796 - 1874 Thomas Billington 78 78 In 1841, Thomas (a Smith) and Mary Billington (40 & 35) were at Hankelow, Audlem with Ann (15), James (10), Elizabeth (8), William (5) and Thomas (2)

In 1871, Thomas (75) a shoemaker was living with his son William (a blacksmith) and his family at Hunkelow (i.e. Hankelow) 1831 - 1883 James Billington 52 52 1842 - 1884 Ann Neild 42 42 1869 - 1927 Cornelius James Billington 58 58 Les Billington, is the grandson of Charles Syanley Billington (1907-1985) and the great grandson of Cornelius James Billington (1869-1927).  He has a 9cm DNA match to me, and possibly related through the Brereton DNA line. 1796 Jane Brereton 1778 - 1815 Margeret Hallmark 37 37 26 June 1797, Thomas Brereton Wibunbury (i.e. Wybunbury) married Margaret Hallmark of St Peters (Chester) by licence at Chester St Peter 1800 William Brereton In 1803, William and Ann (not twins) were baptised together 1807 Jane Brereton 1801 - 1872 Ann Brereton 71 71 In 1803, William and Ann (not twins) were baptised together.

In 1821 Ann married John Pennington, with William Brereton as witness.  This was Ann's only brother. 1790 Thomas Brereton 1793 Samuel Brereton 1791 - 1799 Ann Brereton 8 8 ~1755 Samuel Brereton 2 Dec 1775 Samuel Brereton and Elizb Yearsly were married at Whitegate, St. Mary, Northwich, Cheshire by license

Children baptised father "Samp" and mother not named.

The 1785 baptism of Thomas shows Samuel is a Blacksmith from Stapeley.  Later baptisms dont show the father's occupation. 1754 Elizabeth Yearsly Elizabeth Yearsly (or Garsly) 1789 Mary Brereton 1795 Betty Brereton 1785 - 1788 Thomas Brereton 3 3 1797 - 1801 Hannah Brereton 4 4 "Hannah daughter of Saml Brereton of Stapeley" died Dec 1801 1783 - 1795 George Brereton 12 12 1775 Elizabeth Brereton 1776 John Brereton 1778 - 1826 Samuel Brereton 48 48 1814 Elizabeth Brereton 14 Oct 1841, Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Brereton, a Bricksetter married Richard Simpson at Wrenbury.

In 1851, Elizabetrh and Richard Simpson had Thomas Brereton living with them. 1814 Richard Simpson 1842 Margaret Simpson 1848 William Simpson 1763 Mary Brereton 1783, Mary Brereton may have married John Shenton at Wybunbury. They lived at Hunsterson after they were married.  Son Thomas b.1800 was a shoemaker. 1755 Hannah Brereton Hannah Brereton probably married Richard Gerwood (1782) or  William Eaton (1783) at Wybunbury. 1760 - 1783 James Brereton 23 23 There are no James Brereton marriages at Wybunbury between 1775 and 1783 1758 Ann Brereton 27 Jun 1780, Ann Brereton probably married Richard Moors of Broxton at Wybunbury by licence. 1700 - 1768 Hugh Brereton 68 68 Hugh, son of Thomas Brereton ~1701 - 1774 Mary Withers 73 73 1731 Sarah Brereton 1725 - 1726 Ann Brereton 8m 8m 1726 - 1726 Thomas Brereton 1774 - 1775 James Brereton 1 1 1671 - 1757 Thomas Brereton 85 85 ~1700 - 1768 Sarah Brassey 68 68 Sarah Brereton of Bridgemere, Widow died 1768 ~1792 - 1793 Martha Brereton 1 1 1704 Elizabeth Brereton 1694 Susanna Brereton 1702 Joseph Brereton Shoemaker when sons Joseph were born.

What happeded to Joseph and Elizabeth after 1732?  Thay may have moved to Prestbury where there is a marriage for Ellen Brereton in 1746 (possibly their daughter) and a death of Elizabeth Brereton in 1776. 1698 John Brereton 1804 William Keen 1838 Edward Keen 1844 Henry Keen Charles Peak Jane Brereton 1793 - 1850 Thomas Brereton 57 57 25 Aug 1814, Thomas married Ellen Whitmore at Wybunbury (buried together at Haslington)
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24 Mar 1818, Thomas Brereton married Jane Brereton.  Jane's oldest brother Thomas Brereton was witness. ~1755 Richard Moors 1784 - 1841 Joseph Brereton 56 56 Joseph of Walgherton (for all birth and deaths of his children), and described as a Labourer on all baptisms.

Joseph was "late" when daughter Mary died of Walgherton 1786 - 1869 Sarah Reay 82 82 Sarah, daughter of James Reay, born 1786, lived in Walgherton all her married life.

In 1861 Sarah Bererton, (76), a labourer's widow, was still living in Walgherton with her married daughter Hannah Simpson and family. 1813 - 1843 Mary Brereton 29 29 1822 - 1830 Ann Brereton 7 7 1830 - 1839 James Brereton 9 9 1816 George Brereton 1819 Hannah Brereton Hannah married Samuel Simpson. 

In 1861, Samuel and Hannah (47 & 41) were still living in Walgherton with Hannah's mother Sarah (76) 1825 Sarah Brereton 1827 Martha Brereton 1794 - 1794 Thomas Brereton Thomas and Catherine died within days of each other without a baptism.  It is therefore assumed they were infant twins. 1794 - 1794 Catherine Brereton Thomas and Catherine died within days of each other without a baptism.  It is therefore assumed they were infant twins. 1761 - 1843 Ellen Latham 82 82 Ellin (or Ellen) Latham 1805 - 1805 Thomas Brereton Thomas, son of John and Ellin Brereton died Mar 1805 1793 - 1793 Elizabeth Brereton 5m 5m 1790 - 1791 Elizabeth Brereton 1 1 D. 1797 John Brereton There are no Bridgemere baptisms for a John son of John.

John was the son of John Brereton of Bridgemere, a Butcher 1789 Ann Brereton In 1820, Ann Brereton may have married William Foster.  This is likely another Ann, as George Brereton was witness and its not clear if Ann had a brother George.  In 1821 another Ann married John Pennington, with William Brereton as witness.  Ann's only surviving brother was Joseph!

In 1812, there is an Ann from Wybunbury who had a son WIlliam.  Then in 1814, Ann may have married Richard Perks, a sawyer, at Nantwich.  Ellen Brereton (her sister) was a witness. 1808 Betty Brereton 1811 William Brereton ~1800 William Foster 1799 John Pennington In 1841, John and Ann (both 40) were at Hunsterson, Wybunbury with 7 children

In 1851, John and Ann (52 & 48) were at Doddington, Hunsterson with 4 children. 1823 Ann Foster 1780 Mary Brereton 1782 Margaret Brereton 1825 Martha Billington 4 Mar 1848, Martha married Thomas Latham 1833 Elizabeth Billington 1836 William Billington 16 Nov 1863, William married Eliza (Martha) Simmons.

In 1871 William and Martha (37 & 28) were living in Hunkelow

William and Martha had 9 children (1 died before 1911) 1838 - 1920 Thomas Billington 81 81 1841 Hannah Billington In 1862, Hannah married john Beckett at Nantwich.

In 1911, they lived at Willaston, Nantwich 1800 Robert Barnshaw Robert of Woolfell, Audlem in 1851 and when father-in-law Thomas Billington died in 1871 (see probate) 1777 - 1871 Thomas Billington 94 94 In 1808, Thomas was a servant when he married Ann Alman at Wybunbury 1829 - 1841 Hannah Billington 11 11 1822 - 1860 Ann Billington 37 37 1827 Samuel Billington 11 May 1852, Samuel married Hannah Walker 1824 - 1870 Mary Billington 45 45 1821 Jane Billington Ann Alman 1816 Elizabeth Billington In 1861, Robert and Elizabeth (61 & 45) were living at Woolfell,  Audlem 1829 James Latham 1796 Ellen Brereton 16 May 1820, Ellen "Broughton" married Joseph Galley at Wistaston, St. Mary, Cheshire 1732 - 1813 Samuel Brereton 81 81 Samuel was from Chomley (i.e. Cholmondeley), Malpas.

21 June 1754, Samuel Brereton of Chomley, a Blacksmith & Sarah Shone of the Parish of Acton, Spinster were married by license

Samuel and Sarah had 6 children, one at Burland (1755) and then Faddiley (near Acton).  Sarah appears to have died in 1768 during the childbirth of their last child William.  William was baptised the day after Sarah was buried 2 Feb 1768.

With young children to look after, Samuel quickly remarried (probably a church arranged marriage).

28 Sep 1769, a year adter Sarah had died, Samuel Brereton married Ann Morray, a widow, at Bunbury.  They do not appear to have had children.  There are no birts/baptisms following at Bunbury for Samuel 1775 - <1823 Kitty Brereton 48 48 Kitty Brereton, daughter of John was from Doddington, Wybunbury.  She married Thomas Baker 29 Mar 1800 and they had a daughter Ann in 1810, also born in Doddington.  Therefore this Kitty must be the daughter of another John 1749 John Brereton 11 Oct 1744, John Brereton, a butcher and bachelor married Betty Edwards of Nantwich at Wybunbury 1757 Betty Edwards Thomas Baker 1706 - 1777 Samuel Brereton, Snr 71 71 1736 Samuel Brereton married Mary (not found at Wybunbury)

In 1742, (between the birth and death of daughter Elizabeth) Samuel moved from Wybunbury to Bridgemere.

1777, Samuel Brereton Senior, Brick Layer of Doddington died. 1724 - 1794 Mary Whittingham 70 70 Mary Whittingham (unconfirmed). I can only find a Samuel Brereton marriage in Norfolk to Elizabeth 1778 Mary Brereton 1781 Samuel Brereton 1739 - 1821 Katherine Brereton 81 81 1742 - 1742 Elizabeth Brereton 1746 Thomas Brereton 1846, Thomas was born at Bridgemere.

There are several possible Cheshire marriages
29 Jan 1769 (Nantwich) to Hannah Vickars
09 Jan 1773 Thomas, Husbandman, to Anne Featherson
20 Feb 1775 Thomas, Brick Layer, to Frances Stokes
10 Apr 1776 (Bunbury) to Ann Booth
02 Mar 1777 (Tarvin) to Ann Chaplain

20 Feb 1775 Thomas, Brick Layer (like his father) married Frances Stokes at Wybunbury.  His two older brothers Samuel and George wee witness. 1813 - 1814 Sarah Brereton 7m 7m Mary 1756 - 1842 Frances Stokes 86 86 Frances was born in Betley, Staffs.

In 1841, Frances was still alive at Betley, aged 80 with Sarah Brereton (25) and others. 1775 - 1841 George Brereton 65 65 George Brereton of Wrinehill born 1775

George a Brick Setter, father of Hugh (shown on Hugh's second marriege just before he died). 

George Brereton,1841, bricklayer of Betley in the county of Stafford, died leaving a Will 1777 Mary Brereton 1780 - 1780 Thomas Brereton 1821 John Pilsbury Aged 20 in 1841 1809 - 1810 Margaret Brereton 11m 11m Thomas Barnett 1804 - 1868 Thomas Brereton 64 64 In 1841, Thomas and Sarah (both 35) were at Betley, Staffs with Elizabeth (13), Maria (11), Fanney (9), George (7), Charles (5) and Sarah (3).

11 Oct 1847, Thomas Brereton of Chesterton, son of George married Mary Gleaves at Wolstanton St Margaret.

In 1851, Thomas and wife Mary (47 & 49) with son George (14) and daughter Sarah Ann (11).

In 1854, Margaret Brereton was born MMN = Baskeyfield (so maybe Mary was a widow when married in 1854).

In 1861, Thomas Bricklayer born Wrinhill and Mary (57 & 60) were at Newcastle Street, Chesterton, Staffordshire with daughter Margaret (8).

Thomas died in 1861, aged 64 and is buried with his daughter Elizabeth at Chesterton, Holy Trinity. 1803 - 1847 Sarah Jones 44 44 1835 George Thomas Brereton Only Betley DNA match for Dittmer 1832 Frances (Fanny) Brereton 1829 Maria Brereton 1822 Mary Brereton 1824 - 1842 Margaret Brereton 17 17 In 1841, Margaret was living with Frances Brereton (80) and her cousins Sarah, John and Mary at Betley 1828 - 1857 Elizabeth Brereton 29 29 In 1841 Elizabeth (13) was with her parents at Betley

In 1851, Elizabeth Brereton (23, born Betley) was a house servant at a "school" at Whitmore, Newcastle-under-Lyme. So was her sister "Ann" 1836 Charles Brereton 1838 Sarah Ann Brereton Registered as "Sarah Ann", Sarah was aged 3 in 1841

In 1851, Ann Brereton (14, born Betley) was a servant for Richard and Hannah Timmis (47 & 40) at Whitmore, Newcastle-under-Lyme. 1799 - 1802 Fanny Brereton 2 2 1801 Mary Baskeyfield (Gleaves) 1854 Margaret Brereton 1805 - 1843 Mary Steele 38 38 Unconfirmed daughter; unexplained Brereton burial at Betley.

3 May 1843, Mary Brereton, buried with her son Willian Brereton. 1843 - 1843 William Brereton 1814 Wiliam Brereton In 1841, Wiliam and Mary (25 & 35) were living at Betley with Ann (4) and Mary (1).  Matthew Steele (15) wwas living with them. 1843 William Brereton 1840 Mary Brereton 1837 Ann Brereton 1818 John Brereton 1815 Sarah Brereton In 1841, Sarah (25) and her younger siblings was living with (aunt) Frances (80) at Betley. George Brereton Margaret Evans 1833 Mary Brereton In 1841, Mary Brereton (7) was living with Frances (80) at Betley ~1698 Thomas Brereton, Jnr 29 Sep 1719, Thoman Buencton of Wybunbury married Maria Allin at Acton of Acton 1836 George Brereton In 1851, George (15), son of William and Julia (39 & 49) from Wybunbury

In 1858, George, son of William Brereton married Ann Sailsbury at Liverpool, St John. 1840 Ann Salisbury 1812 William Brereton William was probably the illegitimate son of Ann Brereton as he named his first daughter after his wife, and second after his mother.

In 1851, William and Julia (39 & 42) were at Wybunbury with 6 children 1809 Julia Eliza Gregory 1861 Julia Eliza Brereton 1858 Betsey Brereton 1840 James Brereton 1841 Ralph Brereton 1843 John Brereton 1846 Julia Brereton 1850 Ann Maria Brereton 1798 - 1870 Joseph Galley 72 72 In 1851, Joseph and Ellen (52 & 54) were living at Shavington Cum Gresty with daughter Mary (17)

In 1861, Joseph and Ellen (63 & 64) were living at Shavington Cum Gresty 1833 Mary Galley 1832 Ellen Galley 5 Oct 1847, Ellen, daughter of Joseph Galley married Thomas Cooke Wybunbury, St. Chad 1828 William Galley 1830 George Galley 1822 Thomas Galley 1825 Joseph Galley 1885 - 1903 Herbert Worth 18 18 1882 - 1921 Emma Augusta Worth 39 39 1866 Eunice Maria Worth 1881 George Frederick Worth 1819 John Brereton John was baptised the illegitimate son of Ellen Brereton. His marriage confirms the father was Joseph Galley, a labourer.

21 July 1840, John Brereton (Full), son of Joseph Galley, married Elizabeth Collins (19). 1804 - 1882 Fanny (Frances) Forster 77 77 1843 Thomas Brereton 1845 Fanny Brereton 1849 Elizabeth Brereton 1858 Edmund Brereton In 1861, Grandson (3) of Thomas and Fanny at Shavington 1838 Ellen Brereton 1840 Charlotte Brereton In 1851, Sharlet Breaton (i.e. Charlotte Brereton) was 11. 1773 - 1852 Thomas Brereton 79 79
1852, Thomas Brereton born 1773, buried at Newcastle-under-Lyme 1774 - 1857 Thomas Brereton 83 83 1773, Thomas son of Samuel Brereton of Bridgemere, Blacksmith

26 June 1797, Thomas Brereton of Wybunbury married Margaret Hallmark of Chester.

1800-1807, Thomas was from the parish of Hunsterson when his three children were baptised.

in 1841 Thomas Brereton (40) was living with William and Elizabeth and family at Newhall, Wrenbury.

In 1851, Thomas (78, born Hunsterson) was with his daughter Elizabeth (and Richard) Spimson at Newhall, Bunbury.

1815, Margaret, wife of Thomas Brereton died of Hunsterson.  Thomas may then have remarried Jane Brereton, a spinster, in 1818.

In 1851, Thomas (79), was living with his married daughter Elizabeth at Newhall, Bunbury.  He died in 1852 and the death was registeded at Newcastle-under-Lyne, Staffs (12 miles West of Stapeley).

1857, Thomas died at Audlem, aged 81 and is buried at Audlem.

 1777 - 1853 William Brereton 76 76 William was born in Audlem, later a farming family from Wybunbury.  Lydia and Josiah moved to Liverpool after their parents died

14 May 1807, William Brereton (about 30) married Jane Jones at Audlem.  Jane was about 10 years younger then him.

William and Jane were born in Auflem, 5 miles SW of Wybunbury, both South of Nantwich, so probably not related.

In 1841, William and Jane (60 & 50) were farmers at Wybunbury with their children Mary (15), Lydia (13), Josiah (12) and three servants.

In 1851, William and Jane (74 & 64) were farmers at Village, Wybunbury. 1737 - 1810 Samuel Brereton, Jnr 72 72 John's and George's Baptism records refer to Samuel Jun'r, so his hather was also Samuel.

1758, Samuel a Yeoman when married Mary Green at Audlem, and then a Blacksmith 1762 Sarah Brereton 1760 Thomas Brereton 1755 Ann Brereton 1765 - 1766 William Brereton 1 1 1753 Katherine Brereton ~1730 Rachel Pickstock 1725 Joseph Brereton ~1700 - 1737 Elizabeth Simpson 37 37 1723 - 1724 Joseph Brereton 6m 6m 1721 Elenor Brereton 1730 - 1730 Elizabeth Brereton 1732 John Brereton William Brereton 1758 - 1843 John Brereton 85 85 John and William are probably brothers, both married their wives at Audlem and then lived at Walgherton

1 Oct 1784, John and Ellen were from the Parish of Audlem when they married there.  Ellen may have been heavily pregnant as Joseph was born two months later.

All the children's Wybumbury baptism records show their abode as Walgherton, except for George with abode Wybunbury.

In 1820, another Ann married William Foster.  Their witness was George (daughter and son of John and Mary Brassington).

In 1841, John and Ellen (both 80), pauper were living at Wybunbury.  Ellen died at Wybunbury in Jan 1883.  John died at Shavington 2 months later. 1801 - 1871 John Brereton 70 70 John son of John of Walgherton born 20 March 1801 and baptised 21 March 1802.

1824 to 1839: John was a labourer, and moved around: Wybumbury, Walgherton, Checkley, Basford, Hough, Wybunbury, Shavington and Chekley.

In 1851, John and Elizabeth (both 50) were at Hough with son James Brereton (26).  James Webb (9) was a visitor.

In 1861, John and Elizabeth (both 60) were at Wybunbury with son James and two grandchildren Martha and Joseph (5 & 3).  James Webb (18) was a boarder.

In 1871, John (70) was with his son and wife Sarah and John Brereton at Wybunbury. 1801 - 1865 Elizabeth Shenton 64 64 1827 - 1887 James Brereton 60 60 In 1841, James Brereton (14) was a male servant for farmer George and Margaret Timmis (45 & 40) and Thomas Timmis (45, Ind) at Wybunbury

In 1881, Joand and Sarah (56 & 41) were at Holly Cottage, Wybunbury with two boarders 1841 Sarah 1868 James Brereton 1824 James Brereton 1826 Ellen Brereton 1829 William Brereton 1836 - 1836 Joseph Brereton 6m 6m 1833 Mary Brereton 1838 - 1839 Martha Brereton 8m 8m 1839 - 1839 Harriet Brereton 1831 Elizabeth Brereton 1841 Joseph Brereton 1843 - 1854 Patience Brereton 11 11 1801 - 1871 John Brereton 70 70 John son of John of Walgherton born 20 March 1801 and baptised 21 March 1802.

1824 to 1839: John was a labourer, and moved around: Wybumbury, Walgherton, Checkley, Basford, Hough, Wybunbury, Shavington and Chekley.

In 1851, John and Elizabeth (both 50) were at Hough with son James Brereton (26).  James Webb (9) was a visitor.

In 1861, John and Elizabeth (both 60) were at Wybunbury with son James and two grandchildren Martha and Joseph (5 & 3).  James Webb (18) was a boarder.

In 1871, John (70) was with his son and wife Sarah and John Brereton at Wybunbury. 1842 Lucy Robinson 1843 Jane Robinson 1852 George Robinson D. 1794 Katherine Brereton D. 1772 Rachel Edwards 1728 - 1814 John Brereton 86 86 Son of John Brereton and Elizabeth Aston (TBC)

5 June 1759, John Brereton, a sawyer of Mucclestone (near Market Drayton) married Rachel Edwards at Wybunbury. ~1770 Elizabeth Yeomans 1795 Elizabeth Brereton 1746 - 1810 Charles Molton 64 64 Charles had not been married before when he married Sarah Brereton, a widow. 1750 - 1817 Sarah Bebbington 67 67 Sarah probably had a sister, niece or sister-in-law Caroline Bebbington who was witness to her second marriage.

Sarah was a widow when she remarried 2 Nov 1807.  George Brereton (Cordwainer from Nantwich) died in Aug 1806 and William Brereton (from Overton, buried Frodsham) in Dec 1804 is less likely.

John, [first] son of George a cordwainer and Sarah was born in 1799.  Ann was born in 1806, the year George died. ~1760 - 1806 George Brereton 46 46 1798-1806, George was a Cordwainer of Nantwich

If born 1777, then George is possibly related to mey tree.  However, 14 people have this George with sons, and none have a DNA march.

25 July 1796, George Brereton, Cordwainer, married Sarah Bennington at Nantwich.

Between 1709 - 1806, George and Sarah had three children (all showing George a cordwainer and mother Sarah).

George must have died in 1806 if he had a daughter Ann baptised in 1806, and then his widow quickly remarried in Nov 1807.  The Nantwich burial record condirms George Brereton Cordwainer was buried 21 Aug 1806
. 1799 - 1876 John Brereton 76 76 John was buried at Audlem 1806 - 1874 Ann Brereton 68 68 5 Oct 1826, Ann Brereton married Samuel Dutton at Nantwich 1801 - 1850 Thomas Brereton 49 49 1809 Stephen Moulton In 1841, Stephen and Ann (both 30) were at Stapeley with Sarah (7), Stephen (5) and George (1)

In 1851, Stephen (41, born Nantwich) was an Ag. Lab with wife Ann (40, born Wybunbury) and 4 children, living at London Road, Stapeley.

Thomas Moulton and Mary (61 & 58) were  neighbours at Broad Lane.  Their children were Cordwainer Journeyman and Boot Binder, continuing George Brereton's business. 1801 - 1863 Samuel Dutton 62 62 1769 - 1857 Elizabeth Brereton 88 88 Created using GenoPro® Click for details.