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Family Subtree Diagram : DNA Match (Utah)

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. ? Another Booth Family with DNA connections to Utah CANDSTERRY tree - Common DNA links to Richard Tomlinson Brooks family from Blackburn moved to Derbyshire, but returned to Blackburn Rd (1871) by time Clara was born. 3 different Jane Brooks causes confusion ! No other people have DNA links to Calvin Booth (a fairly unique name). No Utah DNA links to Clara Emme Brooks. William emigrated to Provo, Utah, USA Wiliam Booth also lived in Sydney Street (like James Mather) Nanny Mather (James's sister) married Richard Both in 1825 I have 12+ Holt/Bolton DNA matches Family missing after 1881 census Early Thomas Openshaw families (both Paper Makers): In 1822, son Job was baptised at Ringley, abode Bolton. Thomas was a paper maker, but the mother is shown as Jane. This is another Job (1822-1880) son of Thomas Openshaw and Jane Tomlinson family (m.1802) whom between 1803 and 1827 had 11 children. This Thomas and Jane family (60 & 55) were at Green Street, Little Bolton in 1841 before moving to Wales. 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Abode: Tumbling Fold, Tonge Marriage (a child) 18 Jul 1824 ■No more children Marriage (six children) 1848 (Bolton) Breightmet +Possibly more children Marriage (nine children) 25 May 1828 XTo be completed Marriage (two children) 15 Sep 1761 (Bury) +Possibly more children Marriage (nine children) 20 Aug 1842 (Christ Church, Ainsworth) ■No more children Marriage (four children) 28 Aug 1882 (St Peter, Bolton) Abode: Utah XTo be completed Marriage (four children) 4 Nov 1845 (Bury) +Possibly more children Marriage (nine children) 1 Jan 1828 (Bolton) ■No more children Marriage (a child) 22 Oct 1810 (Bolton) Marriage (five children) 1865 Utah, USA Marriage (five children) 11-Jan-1826 Breightmet ■No more children Marriage (seven children) 1834 ■No more children Marriage 25 Apr. 1856 ■No more children Widowed (three children) 1785 +Possibly more children Marriage (a child) Utah, USA +Possibly more children Marriage (five children) 1 Jan 1843 (Winwick) Abode: L.B. Marriage (three children) 3 Sep 1815 (Bury) +Possibly more children Marriage (eight children) 20 Apr 1829 (Sydney St, Bolton) ■No more children Marriage (six children) 11 Sep 1865 (Bolton) Provo, Utah Marriage (six children) 6 Mar 1810 (Bolton) Abode: Breightmet Hill Marriage (a child) Utah, USA XTo be completed Marriage (seven children) New Farm, Walmersley (in 1851) XTo be completed Marriage (three children) 1815. Harwood, then Tottington +Possibly more children Marriage (six children) Q2 1867 (Bolton RO) Marriage (four children) Marriage (six children) 9 Oct 1831 (Bolton). Abode: Harwood Marriage (two children) 8 Dec 1881 +Possibly more children Marriage (three children) XTo be completed Marriage (a child) 1908 XTo be completed Marriage 4 Apr 1858 Marriage 20 Sep 1916 (Utah) XTo be completed Marriage (four children) 1870 (Bolton, Christ Church) Marriage (two children) XTo be completed Marriage (a child) Marriage (four children) 4 Jan 1965 (Wyoming) ■No more children Marriage (four children) 17 Jun 1909 (Salt Lake) ■No more children Marriage (a child) Marriage (seven children) 26 Sep 1813 (Bolton) Marriage Not found XTo be completed Marriage (three children) 1777 (Middleton) Abode: Ainsworth XTo be completed Marriage (a child) Haulgh Marriage (eleven children) 18 Oct 1802 (Manchester) Abode: Outwood Marriage (four children) 8 Jun 1846 (Deane) Marriage 25 Dec 1913 (Utah) XTo be completed Marriage (four children) 13 Jan 1802 (Bolton) Abode: Harwood ■No more children Marriage (four children) 1902 (Utah) Marriage Utah, USA XTo be completed Marriage (four children) ■No more children Marriage 1858 Bolton XTo be completed Neighbor: James & Mercy Mather and William & Jane Booth were in the same road in 1841 (Sidney Street) and neighbours in 1851 (in Bk Sydney Street).  See Map Lives with: In 1841, Alice (35) and Benjamin Beswick (15) 
Benjamin was son of Benjamin and Alice, baptised 1 May 1825, Tottington.

In 1851, Alice (49, House Servant) was with William and Jane Howarth (her sister) and family at New Farm, Walmersley, N Bury Lives with: In 1841, Alice (35) with William and Jane Haworth and family at Holcombe Representative of: Richard Booth of Tomlin Fold, Tonge reported James Beswicks death in 1842 Pupil of: Bryce Zachary Smith is the grandson of Phyllis Ipson and John Adam Moor (1940-2006), Zelma's daughter.   Representative of: Ann Brooks was a marriage witness for her nephew John (an aunt) 1797 - 1864 James Mather 67 67 James Mather (1797-1864) is the older brother of Nanny Mather, son of James Mather and Happy Lomax.

James's first wife, Mary died aged 24 in 1827.  Three years later, James (now shown as a Widower) married a pregnant Jane Dakin, who gave James a daughter, also Jane.  His young wife Jane also died, possibly giving birth or very soon after!  Their daughter Jane also died after 6 months.

James was on the 1831 L.B. Poor List, living at Blackburn Street (same as his mother in 1811).

James, who already had two infant sons, married a much younger Mercy Grime in 1833, a year after his second wife Jane had died.  Their first son William was born soon after.  Daughter Esther Mather born 1840 confirms MMN = GRIME.

On the 1841 census, James and Mercy (35 and 30) were living in Sidney Street (see map).  His son William (9) was listed first below the parents followed by John (15) and Samuel (12) from his earlier marriages, and then their three daughters, Ellen, Mary Ann and Esther (6, 4 & 1).

In 1851, James and Marcy (51 & 41) are at Back Sydney Street.  All their children were with them: William (17), Ellen (16), Mary Ann (14) and Esther (10). Neighbours were William and Jane Booth (41 & 44). I have DNA matches to both families, possibly because James's sister Nanny Mather married Richard Booth in 1825.

He was a Presbyterian, and some of the family used St. Andrews in Bolton.  His oldest son John became a sucessful beer seller, running the Rothwell Street Tavern in Bolton.

His daughter Mary Ann lived at 12 Shaw Street, Seacombe when she re-married in 1900.

3 July 1864 James Mather of Lever Street died, aged 68.  His death was recorded in the Bolton Chronical. ~1765 Catherine Whalley 1802 - 1855 Alice Booth 53 53 In 1841, Alice Beswick nee Smith (35) and her son Benjamin (15) were with her Jane Howarth (nee Booth).  Benjamin's father was Benjamin Booth of Tottington.  Was this the same Alice?

In 1851, Alice was still with her sister and family. 1787 - 1842 James Beswick 54 54 In 1820, James Beswick, weaver married Alice Booth.  I have strong DNA connections to James and/or Alice.  Of all their children, only Nancy gave them grandchildren.

In 1841, James Beswick (50, Cotton Weaver) was with his three surviving children: Nancy (16), James (12) and Alice (7) at Tombling Fold, Tonge.  This is very likely "Tomlin Fold" next to Under Shore on the map and 1841 census (see map).

James and Alice emigrated to Utah, USA

19 Oct 1842, James died at Tomlin Fold, Tong with Haulgh, aged 55 years.  Richard Booth was the informant. 1791 - 1792 Alice Booth 1 1 1806 - 1808 Elizabeth Booth 2 2 1810 - 1853 Margaret (Peggy) Booth 43 43 1798 - 1802 Adam Booth 4 4 1796 - 1858 Richard Booth 62 62 It is clear that Ann cannot be the mother of all of Richards Children.  He must have been widowed when he married her (which is confirmed on the marriage record)

In 1815, Richard married Jane Draper and between 1817 - 1825 they had Sally, James and John baptised, but not Willam who is on the 1841 census aged 20, so possible two families merged!

Richard Booth, a Groom, 45, was at Toppings in 1841 with 8 or 9 children, but probably widowed.

In 1842, Richard Booth, Weaver of Tomlin Fold was the infromant of his bro-in-law's death. 1813 Jane Booth in 1851, William and Jane Howarth (and her sister Alice) and family at New Farm, Walmersley, N Bury 1815 Ellen Ann Booth 1804 - 1825 Adam Booth 21 21 ~1804 Alice Brooks 1825 - 1901 James Booth 76 76 James and Rchael had a large family of 10 children at Breightmet.  Their son Joseph married Elizabeth Isherwood, daughter of Sophia Mather.

In 1851, James and Rachel (26 & 23) were at Tong, Breightmet with their son Charles (2) 1828 - 1911 Rachel Walmsley 83 83 1806 William Rosthorn William married Elizabeth Booth and in 1841 was living at Turton Bottoms with 7 children.

William was a cotton spinner from Bradshaw. 1804 Thomas Scowcroft Booth In 1851, Thomas Booth, 45, unmarried was at Mason Fold, Horwich, a neighbour of William and Maria Collings (nee Mather).  Both men were Ag. Labourers from Harwood. 1824 - 1908 Nancy Beswick 84 84 Richard Booth is in trees of members with a DNA match:
Bryan Chapman (7.1 centimorgans)
M.O. managed by Bryan C (12.5 centimorgans)
Adam C Moore (18 centimorgans)
P.M. managed by ACM (16.3 centimorgans)
K.M..managed by ACM (18.8 centimorgans)

Nancy married Job Openshaw. in 1843, and they emigrated to Salt Lake City, Utah sometime after 1865 (when all their children had been born) ~1740 Edward Booth ~1740 Betty Chadwick 1766 Ann Booth 1829 - 1843 James Beswick 14 14 1821 - 1824 Nancy Beswick 3 3 Burial record shows age as 1, not 3 so possibly two Nancy Beswicks were born and died.  The next Nancy baptised 3 Oct 1824 survived. 1833 - 1888 Alice Beswick 55 55 In 1841, Alice Beswick was the youngest child of James Beswick (50), a cotton weaver at Tombling Fold, Tonge with Haulgh.

4 Apr 1858, William Yates a stover, son of James Yates a fire-man married Alice Beswick, daughter of James Beswick.

In 1861, William and Alice Yates (24 & 27) were at Alma Street, Little Leaver (no children).

In 1871, William and Alice (34 & 36) were at North Meols.

In 1881, William and Alice (44 & 47) were at 92 Tulketh Street, North Meols, Southport.  William had his sister Mary Yates (32) and John Booth (38, a lodger), but no children.

In 1891, Alice Yates (63, Widow) was a publican at the Grey Mare Inn, Haslingden 1830 - 1831 Thomas Beswick 1 1 1831 - 1832 Thomas Beswick 1 1 1819 - 1901 Job Openshaw Snr 82 82 Job (or Joab) was the son of Thomas Openshaw, a paper maker, and Catherine Haslam of Pendlebury.

On 9 Oct 1832, Job's mother Catherine, the wife of Thomas Openshaw of Haulgh, died aged 43.

In 1841, Another Job (15) was with his parents Thomas and Jane (60 & 55). This Thomas was also a paper maker.

20 Aug 1842, Job Openshaw married Nancy Beswick.  The only other Lancashire Openshaw+Beswick marriage was in 1866 between John and Ann.  Job was a minor and his father Thomas was deceased.

In 1846, another Job Openshaw married Alice Haslam sy Deane St Mary.

In 1851, Job and Nancy (32 & 27) were at Breightmet with Alice (6) and Sarah (2)

In 1861, Job and Nancy (41 & 37) were at Eccles with Sarah (12), James (10), Mary (8), Job (6), and Jonathan (2)

In 1871, Job and Nancy (51 & 46) were at Pendlebury with James (19), Mary (17), Job (15), Jonathan (11) and William (5).

In 1874, Joab and Nancy emigrated to the USA.They arrived from Liverpool on the ship "Nevada," Job Openshaw (54), Nancy Beswick Openshaw (50), Job Jr (18), William (4), Jonathan (11), James (23), & James Openshaw's wife Rosanna (21). NOTE: Just under the Openshaw family's name in the ship log is "Daniel Stone." Many Openshaw's were baptized by Daniel Stone.

In 1900 Joab and Nancy (81 & 76) ware at 631 West North Street, Salt Lake City.  Joab was a Carpet Weaver.  They had been in the US 26 years and had married in 1842.

 1827 - 1827 Mary Beswick 10m 10m 1872 - 1950 Benjamin Booth 78 78 1 Jan 1896, Benjamin Booth (23), a minder of 18 Laton Street married Ann Ellen Tomlinson of Park Street. John Booth and Mary Ellen Barnes were witness.

In 1902, living at 57 Viking Street, Great Leaver.

Benjamin and Ann Ellen Booth (nee Tomlinson) had been married 15 years in 1911.  They had 2 children, Ethel (14), and Benjamin Jnr (8).  They had no other children.  Benjamin was sucessful as a Head Spinning Master (cotton works) and was able to have a servant girl Elizabeth Smethurst (17) doing housework.  They lived at 286A Crescent Road, Bolton.

BOOTH Benjamin of 9 Lord Street, Glossop, Derbyshire died 23 Dec 1950. Administration Nottingham 28 Feb to Benjamin Booth cotton mill operative.  Effects £1862 16s.

Benjamin is buried at Heaton cemerery with his brother James Brooks Booth and family. 1854 - 1920 John Brooks 66 66 candsterry tree - Common DNA links to Richard Tomlinson

In 1871, John was a Croft labourer (i.e. a farmer) with his parents and siblings, living on the Blackburn Road, Turton.

John Brooks (28, Farmer) was at 125 Bury Old Road when he married Jane Brooks in 1882 (but he wasnt there in 1881). 1818 Thomas Brooks In 1845 when he married, Thomas was a printer from Tottington, son of James Brooks a weaver.

In 1871, Thomas Brooks was a Dyer, living with his wife and family on the Blackburn Road, Turton.  At 5 Turton Road in 1881.

in 1882, when his son John married, he was described as a Block Printer.

Around 1884-86 Thomas was at Thomsett is in the parish of Newmills, Derbyshire where John and Jane were born. 1820 Margaret (Peggy) Holding Peggy (in 1871) is a pet name for Margaret (in 1881), so she may be Margaret Wood, married 8 May 1837 at Bury, or more likely Margaret Holding married 4 Nov 1845 to Thomas Brooks, a Printer.

Aged 50 in 1871, living on the Blackburn Road, Turton.  At 5 Turton Road in 1881. 1807 - 1870 John Booth 63 63 Possible (sueelainedavies & candsterry) DNA connection with BOOTH 20+ matches for Bolton, but only 4 HULME or HOLME.

John seems to have lied about his and Ann's age.  Ann is consistantly 10+ younger, but its not clear when either were born.

1 Jan 1828, John Booth married Ann Holme at St Peter's, Bolton

In 1841, John and Ann (44 and 30) are at Back James Street, Bolton with Thomas (13), Calvin (7), John (2) and James (6 mo)

In 1851, John and Ann (43 & 42) are at 174 Spring Gardens, West Bolton with Thomas (22), Calvin (16), John (14), James (10), Mary Ann (7), Alice (5) and George (2).

In 1861, John a carter and Ann (54 & 42) were at 14 Howell Croft.  They had Calvin (24), Mary Ann (18), Alice (16), George (13) and Jane (10).
 1808 - 1868 Ann Hulme (Holmes) 60 60 Ann Holme or Holmes or Hulme (children's births are indexed with both names, although Hulme predominates)

At 174 Spring Gardens, Bolton (W) in 1851 1848 - 1930 George Booth 81 81 In 1861, George Booth (13) was with parents at Howell Croft, Bolton

In 1870, George Booth married Sarah Ann Rostron at Bolton Christ Church.

In 1871, George's parents had recently died.  He was not on the Bolton census.

In 1881, George (33), a Joiner at 6 Trafalgar Street, Little Bolton was married to Sarah Ann (35) and had a son John Robert (9), Sarah Jane (8), Thomas Charles (3) and Wanter (6 mo).  In 1881, there was another George Booth and Sarah Ann Jacques (both 33), married in 1873 at Spring Garden Street, Royton with John George (7) and Esther Ellen (8 mo). 1846 Alice Booth In 1864, Alice Booth married Charles Toole at Bolton 1840 James Booth 1843 Mary Ann Booth 1828 Thomas Booth 1833 - 1864 Calvin Booth 31 31 In 1851, Calvin was single, aged 16.

In 1861, Calvin was unmarried, aged 24 at 14 Howell Croft, Bolton.

There is no marriage for Calvin, and he died in 1864, aged 26 (should be 30).

In 1871 ANOTHER Calvin Booth (55) is married Sarah (59) from Skelmsdale and has son James Booth (21) and Sarah Booth (19) and has James and Jane Heywood visiting him. 1838 John Booth 1851 Ann Brooks 1862 Clara Brooks 1855 Jane Brooks Jane (aged 28) married John Greenhalgh (aged 30), son of William, 4 Aug 1883 at Bolton. 1789 - 1826 Jane Draper 37 37

24th June 1826, Jane, wife of Richard Booth of Great Bolton was buried, aged 37. 1817 Sally Booth 1822 James Booth 1825 - 1826 John Booth 1 1 1855 - 1908 Job Openshaw Jnr 52 52 1883 James Brooks James, John, Clara and Gertrude were all born in Utah 1886 - 1941 Clara Emma Brooks 55 55 James, John, Clara and Gertrude were all born in Utah

25 Dec 1913, Clara married James Albert Moyes. 1764 - 1838 Robert Greenhalgh 74 74 In 1841, Robert Greenhalgh (70, Weaver) 1767 - 1830 Eleanor (Ellen) Walmsley 63 63 1811 - 1882 William Greenhalgh 70 70 By 1836, William had left Raikes, Tottington (now occupied by John Howarth, John Haslam, and William Knowles).

William wrote an Autobiography.  All the wives and children are named.  It is clear that after wife Mary, William had two more wives, but only children from Mary Ann.

In 1840 William became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints, and in 1841 was ordained a priest and sent to preach the Gospel in the surrounding villages.

15 April 1842 he left home and set out for Nauvoo, landing  at Nauvoo on the 20 May 1842.

On 25 Apr. 1856 William married Sarah Jarvis, born 21 Jan. 1820 at Little Hulton, near Tyldsley, England

25 May 1858 and went to live in a room belonging to Brother Openshaw (at Salt Lake City, Utah). He then built a log house and farmed the land. 1848 - 1896 Hannah Booth 48 48 in the fall of 1865. I went up to the city and took me another wife by the name of Hannah Booth, born 16 Jan. 1849, daughter of Joseph and Mary Booth.  1874 - 1954 Sarah Ann Greenhalgh 80 80 21 cM DNA match to B.B., one of 11 shared matches. 1806 - 1865 Joseph Booth 59 59
In 1851, Joseph and Ann (43 & 42) were at Breightmet with Eliza, Sarah, Jane and Hannah (14, 13, 6 and 3) 1807 - 1864 Ann Pinnington 57 57 Note: 5 Births registered with mothers maiden name PINNINGTON (not the more common PENNINGTON) 1814 - 1851 Mary Clough 37 37 "Mary was born 13 March 1814, daughter of John and Susan Clough. In 1835 Mary brought forth a son which I named Robert --- who lived about four years. " 1835 - ~1839 Robert Greenhalgh 4 4 "In 1835 Mary brought forth a son which I named Robert --- who lived about four years." 1837 John Greenhalgh In Breightmet on 9 June 1837 she brought forth another son and gave him the name of John. 1840 - ~1844 Ellen Greenhalgh 4 4 On 14 May1840 she (i.e. Mary) brought forth a daughter who was named Ellen. She lived till about four years and died in Hancock County, Nauvoo. 1843 - 1843 Mary Greenhalgh 1820 - 1895 Sarah Jarvis 75 75 1765 - 1804 Betty Booth 39 39 1794 Martha Greenhalgh ~1798 Lettis Greenhalgh ~1801 John Greenhalgh 1864 - 1933 Albert Brown Thomas 68 68 1906 - 1984 Byron Booth Thomas 78 78 1838 Sarah Booth 1842 - 1845 Thomas Booth 3 3 1847 Martha Booth 1851 - 1939 Jane Booth 88 88 1844 Jane Booth 1836 Eliza Booth 1815 - 1885 Nathan Booth 70 70 Natahn and Sarah were from Ashton, where Edward and Alice were born.  They moved to Bolton about 1846.

Nathan & Sarah (36 & 32) were at 39 Broasdale Street, Little Bolton in 1851

In 1881, Nathan (66, Machine Fitter from Ashton) was lodging at 50 Halliwell Road, Little Bolton, now with his som Thomas (22, born Goldbourn) 1819 Sarah Pinnington 1849 William Booth 1845 Alice Booth 1839 Edward Booth Edward was an illegitimate child, son of Sarah Pennington of Lodge Lane, Ashton-in-Makerfield 1845 - 1847 Mary Ann Greenhalgh 2 2 1848 Ezekiel Greenhalgh 1851 Joseph Greenhalgh 1867 James Henry Greenhalgh 1868 William Robert Greenhalgh 1871 Nephi Greenhalgh 1879 - 1880 Jacob Joseph Greenhalgh 1 1 1810 - 1876 William Booth 66 66 In 1836, when son John was baptised, William was a Foundaryman, then a labourer in 1839, but a weaver on all other records.

In 1841, William and Jane (both 30) are at Sidney Street with sons Thomas (10), John (5), Richard (2) and daughter Mary (7).

In 1851, William (41) was a Counterplane Weaver at Back Sydney Street, married to Jane (44) with all 6 surviving children.

In 1861, William and Jane (51 & 53) were living a 2 Back Sydney Street with daughter Alice (19) 1807 - 1868 Jane Rostron 61 61 Daughter of Thomas Rostron and Mary Holt (tbc) 1836 - 1907 John Booth 70 70 aka John R(ostron) Booth (on some US records).

In 1841, John (5) was at Sidney Street, Bolton.

In 1868, John Booth married Elizabeth Howarth (1842-1921)

In 1871, John and Elizabeth (34 & 28) were at 7 Garden Street, Little Bolton with Heber (4), Willard (2) and Pamela (1).

Lily Booth was born in Bolton Jan 1871, but she is of another family, daughter of Daniel Booth and Prudence Howarth.  John William Booth born Q2/1874 in Bolton may also be theirs, or else he died an indant (as John and Elizabeth named a son John born in Provo, Utah in 1876 that died aged 0 days or else this is that John). 1869 - 1945 Willard Booth 76 76 Willard Howarth Booth.

Willard (William) emigrated to Prova, Utah, USA where he married Mary Ann Billington in 1903.  Lack of DNA matches to other tree owners with John Rostron Booth suggests the DNA is elsewhere, possibly going back to Ann Openshaw.

Willard Howarth Booth, born 18 Jan 1869 died in Utah ~1805 Elizabeth Booth Elizabeth, daughter of Ann Booth.  In 1851 her daughter Rachel (16, born Bradshaw) was with her grandmother Ann (78) at Edgworth. 1829 - <1841 James Booth 12 12 James was missing in 1841, but still alive.  He was back with the family (Son, 21) in 1851 1832 Thomas Booth In 1841, Thomas (10) was at Sidney Street, Bolton. 1834 - 1913 Mary Booth 78 78 In 1841, Mary, aged 7, was at Sidney Street, Bolton.

Another Mary, same age, dau of John Booth married Edmund Ogden, an overlooker at Stand (also a DNA match)

In 1851 Mary (16) was with her parents at Bk Sidney Street, Little Bolton (neighbour of James Mather).

Between 1851 and 1861 Mary probably married.  There are 11 "Mary" and 6 "Mary A" Bolton marriages. 

1858, Mary Booth married James Bromley at Holy Trinity, Bolton and in 1861 had a daughter Alice.  The birth confirms the MMN as Booth.

In 1891, Mary was Head and Married at 13 George Street, Bolton 1839 Richard Booth In 1841, Richard (2) was at Sidney Street, Bolton. 1841 Alice Booth In 1861, Alice was still unmarried (19) with her parents at Back Sydney Street, Bolton.

In 1871, Alice (29) had moved down the road to 98 Sydney Street, a lodger with William and Martha Greenhalgh. 1788 Thomas Booth Thomas and Alice lived at Breightmet Hill.  Baptisms for William, Catherine, Martha, Mary and Margaret are all recorded together (although dates range from 1810 to 1827). ~1790 Alice Scowcroft 1814 Catherine Booth 1827 Margaret Booth 1818 Martha Booth 1822 Mary Booth 1763 - 1838 Richard Booth 75 75 in 1972, Richard's daughter Alice burial reveals Richard Booth was from Breightmet.

Richard lived in Breightment (1792-1798), then Harwood (1802-1810), and then Preston (1813-1815).  He died in Bury in 1838.

I have DNA matches with Bryan Chapman (also M.O. whom he manages) and also Adam C Mooree. 1860 - 1941 Martha Jane Watts 80 80 Martha is the daughter of Benjamin William Watts (1763-1856) of Suffolk, MA and Ellen Williamson (1833-1907) of Worsley, Lancashire 1885 - 1962 Nancy Ellen Openshaw 77 77
1806 William Howarth In 1841, William and Jane (35 & 30) were at Holcombe, Bury with Mary (13, Sister), Hannah (10), Elizabeth (7), Alice (4) and Jane (2 mo)

In 1851, William and Jane (44 & 43) were farming 20 acres and employing 7 labourers.  They had Hannah (20), Elizabeth (17), Alice (14), Sarah (10), Joseph (7) and William (4).  Jane's sister Alice Beswick (49, Wid) was their House Servant.

1861 census shows family raised in Tottington 1831 Hannah Howarth 1834 Elizabeth Howarth 1836 Alice Howarth 1841 Jane Howarth 1844 Joseph Howarth 1847 William Howarth 1828 Mary Howarth ~1800 Benjamin Beswick ~1800 Alice Rothwell Aged 35 in 1841, living at Holcombe with assumed son Benjamin Beswick (15).  Peter and Hannah Smith (65 & 70), possible poarents, also present.

Baptisms show Alice and Benjamin had children from 1817, so the 1815 marriage of Benjamin Beswick and Alice Rothwell is a good match. 1826 Benjamin Beswick 15 in 1841 with mother Alice (35). 1822 Ann Beswick 1817 Mary Beswick 1885 - 1972 John Frederick Brooks 86 86 James, John, Clara and Gertrude were all born in Utah

On 20 Sep 1916, John Frederick Brooks married Levinah Elizabeth Allen (1894-1978) at Salt Lake City, Utah. 1851 - 1939 Jane (Nancy) Booth 87 87 Jane Booth was at 95 Bury Old Road in 1881 and 1882 when she married John Brooks of 125 Bury Old Road.  Jane was a domestic servant (30), working for Emma Whitehead (44, a Shopkeeper).

Bury Old Road, East Bolton is a short road between the Gas Works and Tonge Bridge

Named "Nancy Jane Booth" in candsterry tree 1830 - >1833 Mary Booth 3 3 1847 Benjamin Booth 1845 - 1902 Margaret Brooks 57 57 In 1851, Margaret, aged 6 was with parents James and Ann at 36 Wood Street, Little Bolton 1870 - 1942 Sarah Ann Brooks 72 72 In 1901, Sarah Ann Bannister (30) was living with her parents Benjamin and Margaret Booth in L.B. 1876 John Booth In 1896, John Booth was witness to his brither Benjamin Booth's marriage to Ann Ellen Tomlinson.

In 1906, John married Mary Baldwin 1878 Frank Booth 1882 Margaret Hannah Booth 1885 James Brooks Booth 1819 James Brooks Jame's father was also James, a weaver (see Ann Swan marriage) 1820 - 1854 Ann Swan 34 34 Ann died in 1854 and James remarried Mary Ann Shipperbottom.  (James and Mary Ann had a daughter Sussanah in 1857). 1841 Sarah Brooks 1843 - 1843 Rachael Brooks 1846 - 1848 William Brooks 2 2 1844 - 1845 Elizabeth Booth 1 1 1849 - 1850 William Booth 6m 6m Possibly son of Peter Booth and Mary Rostron who married at Bolton 11 Oct 1847 but no baptism for either pair of parents. 1881 - 1939 May Bell Booth 57 57 Linda Brim is the g-daughter of May Bell Booth with a 17cM DNA match to me.
Robert Pugmire, a grandson of May Bell Booth has a 14cM DNA match to me.

4 Oct 1902, May Bell Booth (1881-1939) married Clarence Harris (1879-1966) and had a daughter Wanda Mae Harris (1907-1953) with a DNA match to me. 1802 Joseph Hartley There appears to be DNA connections between this Booth family and myself (and Mathers from Harwood)

In 1831, Joseph married Margaret Booth at Bolton St Peter's, Bolton.

In 1851, Joseph and Peggy (44 & 41) were at Brooksbank, Harwood with 6 children: William (19), Mary (16), Adam (12), John (9), Richard (6) and Thomas (2).

In 1861, Joseph (57, wid) was still at Brooksbank with Mary (26) and three sons John, Richard and Thomas (19, 16, 12) 1832 William Hartley 1835 Mary Hartley 1838 - 1865 Adam Hartley 26 26 Adam married Margaret Horrocks and in 1860, had a daughter Sarah.

Adam died at the Pumps, Harwood in April 1865, aged 27 and is buried at Bradshaw 1842 John Hartley 1845 Richard Hartley 1849 Thomas Hartley 1929 - 2021 Marilyn Openshaw 91 91 Marilyn Openshaw (M.O.) is managed by her son, Bryan Chapman.  M.O. has a 12.5 cM DNA match to me and Bryan 7cM. 1866 - 1920 Joseph Booth 53 53 1871 Mary Jane Booth 1874 James William Booth 1845 Alice Openshaw Alice had left home by 1871 1843 - 1845 Jane Openshaw 1 1 1847 - 1927 Sarah Openshaw 79 79 Sarah had left home by 1871 1851 - 1910 James Openshaw 59 59 James was aged 19 in 1871, born Bolton and still with is parents.

James married Rosannah Wardle.  After James died, Rosannah remarried James W Roberts. 1853 - 1937 Mary Openshaw 83 83 1863 - 1868 Elizabeth Openshaw 5 5 1897 - 1986 Margaret Mary Sheppard 89 89 1870 - 1928 William Henry Twitchell 57 57 1916 - 1984 Zelma Twitchell 68 68 1865 - 1887 William Openshaw 21 21 William may have married Catherine Frost and had a son Job.

29 Jul 1901, Job, son of William Openshaw and Catherine Frost died at Salt Lake City.

William died in 1887, aged only 21.
 1837 William Yates 4 Apr 1858, William Yates a stover, son of James Yates a fire-man married Alice Beswick, daughter of James Beswick.

In 1861, William and Alice Yates (24 & 27) were at Alma Street, Little Leaver (no children).

In 1871, William and Alice (34 & 36) were at North Meols.

In 1881, William and Alice (44 & 47) were at 92 Tulketh Street, North Meols, Southport.  William had his sister Mary Yates (32) and John Booth (38, a lodger), but no children. 1872 - 1955 Jane Ellen Booth 82 82 Jane Ellen maried Henry Mildenhall
 1876 - 1876 John Booth 1866 - 1912 Heber Booth 46 46 "Heber" (but registered Eber) was aged 4 in 1871

7 Apr 1899 Heber married Elizabeth Warren (from Durham) at Salt Lake City.

In 1900, Heber Thomas Booth, born 1867, was in Utah 1870 - 1871 Pamela Booth 1 1 In April 1871, Penela wa aged 1 and with her family.  She died a few months after the census, aged 1. 1842 - 1921 Elizabeth Howarth 78 78 Believed to be daughter of John Howarth and Ellen Monks.

In 1851, Ellen was aged 4, born Lostock. Her parents were John Howarth (46), a coal miner and Ellen (40), both from Westhoughton. She was one of 7 daughters (including a Pemelia, her closest younger sister who she later named her first daughter after).  They were living at Astley Bridge, Sharples.

Elizabeth Howarth Booth died in Provo, Utah, aged 79. 1894 Gertrude Booth Brooks James, John, Clara and Gertrude were all born in Utah 1894 - 1978 Levinah Elizabeth Allen 83 83 1846 Sarah Ann Rostron In 1870, Sarah Ann Rostron married George Booth.

In 1881, Sarah Ann and family were at 6 Trafalgar Street, Little Bolton, neighbours of another Sarah Rostron, wife of Enoch (a possible brother) at number 8. 1871 John Robert Booth 1872 Sarah Jane Booth Aged 8 in 1881 1877 Thomas Charles Booth Aged 3 in 1881 1881 Walter Booth 1922 - 1995 Eugene Henry Chapman 72 72 Bryan Chapman 1918 - 2011 Mary Fae Openshaw 93 93 1921 - 2014 Margaret (Peg) Elaine Openshaw 93 93 Bryce Zachary Smith 1909 - 2002 Neils Christian Ipson 93 93 1942 - 2020 Phyllis Ipson 78 78 P.M. has a 16cM DNA match to me. P.M.'s test is managed by: Adam C. Moore 1940 - 2006 John Adam Moore 66 66 John Adam Moore Jnr and Phylis had 2 sons and 2 daughters Adam Christian Moore Laurel Moore Kevin (K.M.) K Moore Matilda Ruth Moore Gina Olsen 1884 - 1949 Daniel Kennedy Rawlings 64 64 1910 - 1992 Daniel Kennedy Rawlings 81 81 1914 - 1989 Harville Lees Rawlings 75 75 1917 - 1987 Edward Milton Rawlings 70 70 1920 - 1980 Norma Rawlings 60 60 1917 - 1998 Eugene Roland Krantz 80 80 Larry Krantz 1819 - 1901 Job Openshaw Snr 82 82 Job (or Joab) was the son of Thomas Openshaw, a paper maker, and Catherine Haslam of Pendlebury.

On 9 Oct 1832, Job's mother Catherine, the wife of Thomas Openshaw of Haulgh, died aged 43.

In 1841, Another Job (15) was with his parents Thomas and Jane (60 & 55). This Thomas was also a paper maker.

20 Aug 1842, Job Openshaw married Nancy Beswick.  The only other Lancashire Openshaw+Beswick marriage was in 1866 between John and Ann.  Job was a minor and his father Thomas was deceased.

In 1846, another Job Openshaw married Alice Haslam sy Deane St Mary.

In 1851, Job and Nancy (32 & 27) were at Breightmet with Alice (6) and Sarah (2)

In 1861, Job and Nancy (41 & 37) were at Eccles with Sarah (12), James (10), Mary (8), Job (6), and Jonathan (2)

In 1871, Job and Nancy (51 & 46) were at Pendlebury with James (19), Mary (17), Job (15), Jonathan (11) and William (5).

In 1874, Joab and Nancy emigrated to the USA.They arrived from Liverpool on the ship "Nevada," Job Openshaw (54), Nancy Beswick Openshaw (50), Job Jr (18), William (4), Jonathan (11), James (23), & James Openshaw's wife Rosanna (21). NOTE: Just under the Openshaw family's name in the ship log is "Daniel Stone." Many Openshaw's were baptized by Daniel Stone.

In 1900 Joab and Nancy (81 & 76) ware at 631 West North Street, Salt Lake City.  Joab was a Carpet Weaver.  They had been in the US 26 years and had married in 1842.

 1786 - 1853 Thomas Openshaw 66 66 26 Sep 1813, Thomas Openshaw was a Paper Maker when he married Catherine Haslam (and when all the children were baptised).

1813 to 1818, Jonathan, Alice and Mary were baptised at St Matthew, Little Lever.  The abode was given as Farnworth, Darcy Lever and Manchester (although possibly all the same home).

1823 to 1826, sons Thomas, William and John were baptised at St Peter's, Bolton. The abode was Tonge, Thomas a Paper Maker.

In 1822, son Job was baptised at Ringley, abode Bolton.  Thomas was a paper maker, but the mother is shown as Jane.  This is another Thomas Openshaw and Jane (Jenny) Tomlin family whom between 1803 and 1827 had 11 children. This Thomas and Jane family (60 & 55) were at Green Street, Little Bolton in 1841 before moving to Wales.

In 1851, Thomas (69), born Darcy Lever was a Vitriol Maker living with his daughter Catherine (23) at Farnworth. 1789 - 1832 Catherine (Cassandra) Haslam 43 43 Known as Cassandra when Alice baptised in 1816 1833 - 1895 Samuel Hamer 61 61 ~1755 James Openshaw ~1755 Mary Holt MMN = Holt shown on Richards baptism record ~1765 John Haslam ~1765 Alice Kay (TBC) 1818 Mary Openshaw 1816 Alice Openshaw 1813 Jonathan (John) Openshaw John was baptised twice, first as John on 2 Dec 1813 and then as Jonathan a month later.
 1828 Catherine Openshaw It is possible Catherine is a relative, not a daughter as no relation was entered on the 1851 census, and both are missing in 1841.

In 1851, Catherine (23) was with her (assumed) father Thomas Openshaw (69) at Farnworth.

1826 - 1827 William Openshaw 1 1 1828 John Openshaw 1823 Thomas Openshaw 1780 - <1842 Thomas Openshaw 62 62 Thomas was the son of Jobe (i.e. Job) Openshaw, a Paper Maker of Middleton and Hannah Lever of Little Lever, Bolton.

18 Oct 1802, Thomas Openshaw of Manchester Towem Roper married Jane Tomlinson at Manchester Cathederal.

1803-1811, the children were baptised at Little Lever. The family then changed to St. Savior, Ringwood.

In 1814-1820, Thomas was a Paper Maker at Outwood when Sarah, Harriet, John and Thomas were baptised. The earlier baptisms also show him at Outwood, but his occupation isn't recorded.

In 1841, Thomas and Jane (60 & 55) were in Little Bolton with Thomas (20), Job (15), Jane (14), and Hannah (2). 1786 Jane Tomlinson 1822 Job Openshaw In 1841, Job was a tailor's apprentice, living with parents and family at Green Street, Little Bolton.

In 1846, Job Openshaw, a tailor married Alice Haslam.

In 1851, Job and Alice (28 and 32) were at Chancery Court, East Bolton with Thomas (4), John (2) and Mary (4 days) 1819 Alice Haslam Alice, daughter of John Haslam, a spinner 1846 Thomas Openshaw 1848 John Openshaw 1851 Mary Openshaw 1814 Sarah Openshaw 26 Auh 1844, Sarah Openshaw of fiull age, of Little Bolton, dau of Thomas a Paper Maker married James Blundell. 1820 Thomas Openshaw In 1841, Thomas (20) was a Blacksmith apprentice at Green Street, Little Bolton.

31 Dec 1843, Thomas, a Smith of Little Bolton, son of Thomas a Paper Maker married Jane Lyon, spinster, illegitimate. 1857 Job Openshaw 1816 Harriet Openshaw 1818 John Openshaw 1827 Elizabeth Jane Openshaw Jane was aged 14 in 1841 1811 Catherine Openshaw 1809 Hannah Openshaw 1803 - 1803 Sarah Openshaw 1804 Mary Openshaw 1880 - 1953 James Albert Moyes 73 73 1778 James Openshaw 1784 Richard Openshaw 1887 - 1955 Edna Openshaw 67 67 1859 - 1940 Jonathan (Edward) Openshaw 81 81 Birth registered as Jonathan (no Edward)

In 1861, Jonathan Openshaw (2) was with parents Job and Nancy (41 & 37)

Jonathan E Openshaw has an entry in the LDS Biographical Encyclopedia.

8 Dec 1881 Jonathan married Bessie Lees (daughter of John Lees and Martha Needham), who was born Dec. 13, 1863, in Salt Lake City.  They 10 children, namely, Martha, Jonathan E., Clarence, Edna, Adelbert W., Melvin, Ida A., Frank M., Florence and Glen. 1863 - 1925 Bessie Lees 61 61 Born 13 Dec 1863, at Salt Lake City 1897 - 1967 Frank Myron Openshaw 70 70 28 Sep 1916, Frank married Margaret May Sheppard (1897-1986) of Salt Lake.

Gina is the daughter of Marilyn Openshaw, grandchild of Frank Myron Openshaw and has a 16cM DNA match to me. 1851 Betsy Booth 1849 Charles Booth 1864 Margaret Booth 1782 - 1814 Thomas Rostron 32 32 In 1802, Thomas Rostron and Mary Holt were married at St Peter's, Bolton by John Lutener, a Baptist Minister 1879 - 1966 Clarence Earl Harris 87 87 1907 - 1953 Wanda May Harris 46 46 Wanda May (or Mae) 1903 - 1976 Clarence Elroy Harris 72 72 1910 - 1987 Lurline Harris 77 77 1920 - 1988 Max Booth Harris 68 68 Henry Mildenhall 1782 Mary Holt 13 Jan 1802, Mary Holt married Thomas Rostron at Bolton.  However, there are several possible Mary Holts. 1879 - 1970 Mary Ann Billington 90 90 1909 - 1972 Melvon Leroy Booth 62 62 1906 - 1981 Cloyd Billington Booth 74 74 Married Millie and had 3+ children 1904 - 1964 Willard Verdell Booth 59 59 Married twice and had 3 children (or more) 1916 - 1979 Veola Booth 63 63 Veola married Lawrence John Bounous 1802 John Rostron 4 June 1827, John Rostron married Sarah Bradshaw 1804 James Rostron 1827 John Rosthorn 1829 - 1842 Mary Ann Rosthorn 13 13 1831 Samuel Rosthorn 1834 Rachel Rosthorn 1836 Elizabeth Rosthorn 1838 James Rosthorn 1840 Thomas Rosthorn 1850 William Henry Rostron 1860 Mary Rostron 1835 - 1898 James Bromiley 63 63 Created using GenoPro® Click for details.