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Family Subtree Diagram : Hopley

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. ? 6x Great Grandparents (William & Anne) 5x Great Grandparents Hopley Family from Malpas Advisor of: Samuel was James's sole executor Advisor of: Samuel (and Ann Green nee Hopley) were executors of George's will. The Thomas, son of Thomas and Catherine moved to Worthenbury, Flintshire, so this must be the wrong family. 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Moderate DNA match to SueWhittakerMort (11.1 centimorgans shared across 2 DNA segments), daughter of Robert Henry Whittaker, who was the son of Gladys Ashworth, daughter of Sarah Shipley. Marriage (nine children) 31 Oct 1824 (Malpas). Abode: Broxton ■No more children Marriage (eleven children) 6 Sep 1750 (Shocklach) ■No more children Marriage (four children) 30 Dec 1721 (Chester) +Possibly more children Marriage (two children) 19 Jan 1747 Marriage (two children) 8 Jul 1750 Marriage (seven children) 25 Dec 1768 (Shocklach) Abode: Harthill ■No more children Marriage (a child) 1 Mar 1778 +Possibly more children Marriage (four children) 26 Jan 1779 (Shocklach) XTo be completed Marriage 8 Aug 1815 ■No more children Marriage (six children) 16 Feb 1790 (Shocklach) ■No more children Marriage (three children) 29 May 1732 (Shocklach) Marriage (three children) 1762 Marriage (four children) 1697 (Church Shocklach) Marriage (four children) 1793 +Possibly more children Marriage (four children) 4 Feb 1794 (Eccles) ■No more children Marriage (eight children) 14 Dec 1778 (Shocklach) ■No more children Marriage (three children) 20 Feb 1816 ■No more children Marriage (six children) 1758 (Shocklach) Marriage (six children) 13 Sep 1824 (Malpas) Abode: Broxton ■No more children Marriage (eight children) 19 Jan 1789 (St. Oswalds, Malpas). Abode Broxton ■No more children Marriage (ten children) 30 Apr 1776 (Worthenbury, Banns) Widowed (four children) 1 Nov 1830 (Chester) Marriage (a child) 1840 Widowed (a child) 1849 ■No more children Marriage (three children) Apr 1854 ■No more children Marriage (two children) 27 Sep 1832 (Glossop) Marriage (eleven children) 9 Oct 1815 (Hanmer) Abode: Is-y-Coed ■No more children Marriage (a child) 1829 Broxton ■No more children Marriage (twelve children) 6 Apr 1791 (Malpas). Abode: Bickley ■No more children Marriage (six children) 29 July 1749 (Malpas). Abode: Bickley ■No more children Marriage (a child) 1877 (Malpas) +Possibly more children Marriage (four children) 1820 (Holt) Farmer of Barn Hill ■No more children Marriage XTo be completed Committed (long-term) relationship (two children) Marriage (five children) 4 May 1784 (Malpas) Bickley ■No more children Marriage (two children) 28 Dec 1813 XTo be completed Marriage (a child) 25 Feb 1782 Marriage 27 Nov 1824 XTo be completed Marriage (a child) 1726 Bebington Marriage 30 Dec 1847 XTo be completed Widowed (two children) 28 Dec 1830 +Possibly more children Marriage (nine children) 27 Jan 1835 (Hargrave) Abode: Foulk Stapleford, Tarvin ■No more children Marriage 24 Nov 1777 Casual relationship and separation (three children) illegitimate +Possibly more children Marriage (eight children) 18 Jul 1794 (Malpas) ■No more children Marriage (four children) XTo be completed Widowed (seven children) 14 Feb 1757 (Malpas) ■No more children Marriage (a child) Marriage (three children) 1854 (Upton by Chester) Halton Marriage Marriage (two children) 1880 (Halton) Marriage (two children) 1882 (Halton) Marriage (two children) 1893 (Halton) Marriage (two children) 17 Nov 1775 (Malpas) ■No more children Marriage 6 May 1816 XTo be completed Marriage (four children) 1895 +Possibly more children Marriage (three children) Little Budworth ■No more children Marriage (two children) Little Budworth Marriage (three children) Little Budworth Marriage (two children) Little Budworth XTo be completed Marriage (a child) 27 Sep 1821 Marriage (seven children) 1843 (Llandyrnog, St Tyrnog) Abode: Llangynhafal Marriage (three children) 1866 (Tattenhall) Marriage (three children) ■No more children Widowed (three children) Marriage 18 Apr 1859 Marriage (a child) +Possibly more children Marriage (a child) Q4 1947 +Possibly more children Marriage 21 Nov 1842 XTo be completed Marriage (three children) 12 Aug 1846 (Malpas) Marriage (three children) 31 Dec 1868 Marriage 1832 (St Oswald) +Possibly more children Marriage 31 Jan 1791 XTo be completed Marriage (four children) 6 Feb 1832 Tattenhall Marriage (eight children) 20 Jan 1806 (St. Oswald's) Abode Tattenhall Lives with: Jane (76) was on the 1841 census at Broxton, Malpas with John and Elizabeth Hopley (both 43, born 1797), and William (11) but Jane didn't have a son John! Neighbor: In 1798, both Elizabeths lived in Penley, Flintshire.  Elizabeth wife of William Bradshaw was left one shilling by her father Thomas, and about the same time, John's wife Elizabeth was born in Penley. Representative of: George Parker, Grazier was the sole executor of Samuel Hopley's Will of 1870.  Who was he? Lives with: In 1861, Annie (3) and George (4) were with their grandmother Rebecca Hopley (55, Wid, born Broxton) at Cuddington, Shropshire.   Work with: In 1851, John & Elizabeth Hopley, and Thomas & Rebecca Hopley were both Ag. Labourers at Barn Hill, Broxton (two families).
Also at Barn Hill was William Hopley and Ann and family. Wiilliam was a farmer of 133 acres Work with: In 1851, John & Elizabeth Hopley, and Thomas & Rebecca Hopley were both Ag. Labourers at Barn Hill, Broxton (two families).
Also at Barn Hill was William Hopley, Ann and family. Wiilliam was a farmer of 133 acres employing two labourers (probably John and Thomas) Lives with: In 1851 and 1861, Mary was sibgle, living with her widowed mother Rebecca Relative of: George was baptised at Bickerton, the son of Elizabeth Hopley (no father named) Lives with: In 1861, Annie (3) and George (4) were with their grandmother Rebecca Hopley (55, Wid, born Broxton) at Cuddington, Shropshire.   Relative of: In 1770, when Mary was 18 may have had a bastard child baptised John Hopley by John Harris.  Funding of: Thomas (widow in 1810) was left £10 by his grandmother Catherine. Representative of: Samuel was witness to his younger brother Charles' marriage to Mary in 1790 Relative of: Annie is probably the base daughter (or else niece) of Elizabeth Hopley Lives with: In 1851, Charles (8) and William (6) were relatives (at school) with William and Mary Ankers Lives with: In 1871 and 1881, Jane was brought up by her grandmother Catherine Hopley.
 Relative of: Jane Sumner (38 and married) was visiting her Daughter Annie (18, Serv) and Aunt Harriett Hopley with her son Edward (6) Lives with: Thomas (80) was living with his oldest son William and Ann in June 1841. : Possibly the same person ? Lives with: In 1871, Mary, 11 and niece was with her uncle and aunt Samuel and Emma Partington at Halton Funding of: In 1810, Catherine bequethed "Esther Hopley The Sum of Ten Pounds" Funding of: In 1810, Catherine in her Will bequether "Also I Give to Robert Hopley Ten Pounds" Funding of: Catherine bequethed "to my Granddaughter Catherine Hopley The Sum of Ten Pounds".  This is strange for a minor, and doesnt state which Catherine (Peter and Charles also had a Catherine) so perhaps there is another Catherine, over 21. 1840 - 1902 Frances Hopley 62 62 25 Aug 1862, Edward Brereton (25) son of Thomas married Frances Hopley (25) daughter of George Hopley at Malpas, Cheshire. 1802 - 1808 George Hopley 5 5 1800 - 1891 Catherine Caldecott 91 91 In 1855, Catherine was listed in Slater's Trade Directory as Living in Church Street, Malpas, a Milliner & Dress Maker. 1837 George Hopley George was 4 in 1841, living with his parents in Broxton. 1835 - ~1835 George Hopley 1835 - 1835 Emma Hopley 1833 Harriett Hopley In 1851, Mary Ann (20) and Harriett Hopley (17) were servants for Robert and Mary Brassey at Bunbury.

In 1891, Harriet was a servant (Housekeeper) for George Ore (57, Single, Farmer) at Duckington.

In 1901, Jane Sumner (Harriett's Niece) was visiting with two of her children.

In 1911, Harriett Hopley, single woman, Aunt, was with Joseph and Jane Sumner at Cacca Dutton. 1830 Mary Ann Hopley In 1851, Mary Ann (20) and Harriett Hopley (17) were servants for Robert and Mary Brassey at Bunbury. 1825 - 1829 Anne Hopley 4 4 1829 Sarah Hopley In 1849, Sarah married John Shenton from Egerton, where they lived for over 30 years. 1722 - 1798 Thomas Hopley 76 76 Appart from 4 x £5 going to grandchildren and a shilling each to his daughters, Thomas inherited his father's estate, now of Church Shocklach.

When Thomas died, he left Robert £50, Peter £20, Charles £100, William, James and Samuel his livestock and the other children an insult of 1s. 1726 - 1810 Catherine Lewis 84 84 When Thomas died, he left Catherine £200.

Catherine also left a Will passing probate on 18 Aug 1810 which is worth reading.  Catherine Hopley widower of Shocklach left William, Samuel and James (the 3 brother farmers) £40 to share.  Robert, Charles and John each got £10.  Peter died in 1798, so his three daughters got £5 each when they reached 21.  Son Thomas was left out of the Will. Daughter Mary Devis recieved £10 but not the other daughters.

Catherine bequethed "to my Granddaughter Catherine Hopley The Sum of Ten Pounds".  This is strange for a minor, and doesnt state which Catherine (John, Peter and Charles all had Catherines) so perhaps there is another, aged over 21 in 1810.
 1765 - 1844 Samuel Hopley 78 78 Thomas's three sons William, James and Samuel probably worked together on the farm at Church Shochlach. Their father left them all his stock of cattle and horses and implements of husbandery and household goods.

In 1837, Samuel and James Hopley were occupiers of land at Church Shoicklach.

In his will of 1844 Samuel left everything to his wife Sarah. 1767 - 1798 Peter Hopley 31 31 According to Thomas's Will, Peter moved to Salford, Manchester.  He was left £20. 

Peter died before 1840 as not mentioned in brother William's Will. He was referenced in Catherine's Will as deceased in 1810, with three daughters. 1762 Elizabeth Hopley Elizabeth, wife of William Bradshaw of Penley, Flintshire was left 1s by her father. 1770 - 1840 Charles Hopley 70 70 Charles of Shochlach Oviat was left £100 (the most of any of his brothers) by his father Thomas, so presumably favoured being the youngest at only 22 when his father died.  His mother Catherine also left him £10, which was changed to £20 in the Will - suspect !

Charles and William died about the same time and were buried 2 days apart. 
1750 - 1826 Anne Hopley 76 76 Eldest daughter Ann married George Green. She was left 1s by her father and nothing by her mother.  However, her youngest son GHeorge Green inherited £5 from Catherine in 1810.

Ann was only 17 when she married George, who was 28, but then Ann's parants were also young when they married. 1759 - 1843 James Hopley 84 84 In Sep 1806, James Hopley of Edge, was listed as servant and gamekeeper for Ambrose Brooke Esq. for the manor of Hampton, Malpas (Chester Courant 3/10/1806).

Thomas's three sons William, James and Samuel probably worked together on the farm at Church Shochlach. Their father left them all his stock of cattle and horses and implements of husbandery and household goods.

In 1837, Samuel and James Hopley were occupiers of land at Church Shoicklack. James was at Lane End.

James's Will of 4 Oct 1839 passed probate in 1844 1752 Mary Hopley Thomas's second daughter was Mary Davies of Manchester. She was left 1s by her father and nothing by her mother. 

Mary's daughter Elizabeth of Church Shochlach was left £10.  Later, in 1810 her mother Catherine Hopley left her £10. 1757 Thomas Hopley In April 1776, Thomas Hopley of Shocklach, aged 19 and upwards married Ann Pritchard, also 19 and upwards with the consent of both parents, Thomas Hopley and Daniel Pritchard by license.

According to Thomas Hopley's Will, Thomas moved to Worthenbury, Flintshire.  He was left 1s.  He was already a landowner (Yeoman) at the age on 19.  When his motheer Catherine died in 1810, Thomas was left out of her Will.

Soon after Thomas and Ann were married, son William was born. That is why they married at the age of 19.

Ann's baptism of 1792 shows their abode as "The Wern", Worthenbury


 1753 - 1840 William Hopley 87 87 Thomas's three sons William, James and Samuel probably worked together on the farm at Church Shocklach. Their father left them all his stock of cattle and horses and implements of husbandry and household goods.

William retired in 1821, selling his farming stock, implements, dairy and brewing vessels by auction (see image).

Charles and William died about the same time and were buried 2 days apart at Shocklach. William had no will (on record). 1755 - 1832 John Hopley 76 76 John of Church Shocklach was left 1s by his father and later £10 by his mother Catherine. 1696 - 1759 William Hopley 63 63 William is recorded as a Yeoman on each of his childrens baptisms.

William's one-page Will, dated 21 Jan 1753, makes interesting reading.  It identifies his oldest son Thomas as his main heir; his daughters get a Shilling each; and his four grandchildren £5 each.

 ~1700 - <1759 Anne Williams 59 59 1725 Mary Hopley Mary married Edward and moved to "The Parkside".   They had a daughter Ann and son James.  Her father left £5 each to their children Ann and James in his will. 1726 - 1781 Elizabeth Hopley 55 55 According to her father's will, Elizabeth married Frances and moved to Pooton.

He left £5 each to their son John and daughter Mary 1730 - 1748 John Hopley 18 18 1791 - 1862 Ann Hopley 71 71 1719 Edward Daxon Edward's father was Thomas Daxon, who also paid the licence for his marriage.  His mother was Martha.

After they married, Edward and Mary moved to Parkside (a Farm near Holt and Farndon), in Denbyshire near the England-Wales border.

Three years after they were married, Edward Daxon paid the licence for his sister-in-law Elizabeth Hopley's marriage to Francis Fernall.

Edward and Mary had a daughter Ann of Parkside who was left £5 by her grandfather in 1759.  They also had a son James, who also got £5. ~1726 - 1784 Francis Fernall 58 58 After Frances and Elizabeth married, then moved to Poolton.

Frances and Elizabeth had a son John Farnall of Poolton, who was left £5 by his grandfather in 1795. Their daughter Mary also got £5. 1740 - 1815 George Green 75 75 Sometimes indexed as George Green of Church Shocklach.

His will indicates he was a farmer, leaving the cattle, horses, hay, corn etc to his wide Ann, together with £500.

Will of 1815 reveals sons and daughters, and much family information. 1748 John Davies John Davies of Manchester according to Thomas Hopley's Will, was left 1s. 1754 William Bradshaw William Bradshaw of Penley (referenced in Thomas Hopley's will).  1782 - 1869 Sarah Mullock 87 87 1772 - 1845 Mary Poovah 73 73 Mary Poovah may be the same as Mary Pover (sounds the same but a more common name).

James Hopley left his brother Charles and wife Mary £150, so we know he married a Mary. 1709 - 1794 John Hopley 85 85 John was a Blacksmith when he marries Sarah Harris.

Possibly father was William (if borm 1706) ~1710 - >1776 Sarah Harris 66 66 1732 - 1805 William Hopley 73 73 1741 Mary Hopley 1741 - 1774 John Harris 33 33 1770 John Hopley Harris 1772 Joseph Harris 1736 - 1753 Anne Hopley 17 17 1767 - 1770 Sarah Harris 3 3 ~1675 William Hopley William may have been married before, as in April 1685 a William Hopley of Malpas burried a son William..

01 Sep 1697 William Hopley, of Malpas, Yeoman, and Mary Moyle, of same, Spinster were married at Malpas (or St. Mary's, Chester). 1677 Mary Moyle 1706 - 1706 John Hopley 1699 Mary Hopley 1770 James Green William & James were left £160 each by their father George Green. 1773 William Green William & James were left £160 each by their father George Green. 1772 Margaret Green Thomas Davis Thomas Davis was left £1 1s by his father-in-law George Green, and £60 to the daughters to share.
 Jane Davis Ann Davis Mary Davis Margaret Davis 1781 George Green George was left £5 by his grandmother Catherine in 1810 and then £60 by his father George Green in 1815 Elizabeth Davis Elizabeth, Thomas Hopley's granddaughter of Church Shocklach was left £10. 1804 - 1870 Samuel Hopley 66 66 In 1837, Samuel and James Hopley were occupiers of land at Church Shoicklach. This was his uncles! 1812 - 1891 Emma Hopley 79 79 1802 - 1837 Mary Hopley 35 35 11 Feb 1822, did Mary Hopley marry John Foster?  Probably not, as the 1851 census has John and Mary (61 & 55) with family, and their daughter Ellen born 1840 does not have MMN = HOPLEY (and the ages are a poor match). 1790 Elizabeth Hopley The other Elizabeth Hopley was left £10 by her grandmother, Catherine Hopley in 1810. 1797 Catherine Hopley Catherine Hopley was left £10 by her grandmother Catherine Hopley in 1810, but she is a minor.  There must be anolther!

2 Jan 1821, Catherine Hiopley of Shocklack married James Mangell 1759 - 1832 Esther Eastwood 73 73 Hames Hester in marriage, but should probably be Esther. 1798 Esther Hopley Catherine left £10 to each of the three sisters (Catherine, Elizabeth and Esther) when they reach the age of 21.

8 May 1828, Esther maried Frederick Samples (1796-1842) at Manchester. Frederick died 1842 and is in the same grave as Esther's parents in Salford.

In 1841, Esther and Frederick a roper, (both 40) were living on the Oldham Road, Manchester. 1794 Catherine Hopley Catherine left £10 to each of the three sisters (Catherine, Elizabeth and Esther) when they reach the age of 21. 1797 Elizabeth Hopley In 1810, Catherine left £10 to each of the three sisters (Catherine, Elizabeth and Esther) when they reach the age of 21.

6 Apr 1818, Elizabeth married Frederick Hampson, an Iron Moulder (tbc).  They do not appear to have had children. 1794 Thomas Hopley 1764 - 1847 Robert Hopley 83 83 Thomas (his father) left Robert (butcher) of Shocklach Oviat £50 in his Will of 1798, but most other children only 1s.

Robert's wife Margaret died in 1814 when Robert was about 50. They were living at Worthenbury.  He does not appear to have remarried.

James (brother) left him £120 when he died in 1842.

I cant find a Will for Robert Hopley, although most of his brothers seem to mave made one. ~1791 Jane Povah 1752 - 1832 Anne Morgan 80 80 1791 John Hopley 1789 - 1797 Sarah Hopley 8 8 1787 Elizabeth Hopley 1784 Ann Hopley 1785 Samuel Hopley 1778 - 1869 James Hopley 90 90 James Hopley (father-in-law, 84, born Overton) was living in Hampton, Malpas in 1861, so he had a daughter Margaret (b.1830) who had married William Barnes.

William and Margaret Barnes had a step-son George Hopley (aged 2, so born 1859).

Note correct age but Overton not Shocklach, so could be wrong person. 1780 - 1780 Ann Hopley 1779 - 1779 Frances Green 1732 Anne Davies 1764 Sarah Hopley Sarah marries a Roland, and moved to Manchester. 1759 Peter Hopley 1766 Thomas Hopley 1768 Margaret Hopley Margaret (spinster in 1805) was one of her father's two executors.

Margared may have altered the will to inherit the House and Smithy for herself for the rest of her life, and she had to make a sworn statement that the additional words were added by her father, and she witnessed the alteration. All very suspect ! 1770 Anne Hopley 1772 Charles Hopley 1787 William Bradshaw This is the only birth recorded for Penley, so family may have only just moved here. 1781 Ann Bradshaw 1780 John Bradshaw 1784 Thomas Bradshaw 1805 - 1879 Rebecca Jones 74 74 Rebecca was of the Parish of Broxton

In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

In 1851, Thomas (55), Rebecca (42), Margaret (14), Randall (11), Samuel (9) and Mary (1) were at Barn Hill, Broxton.

In 1861, Rebecca was at Cuddington, aged 55, an Ag. Labourer's widow with daughter Mary (10) grandchildren George and Ann Hopley (aged 4 & 3) at Cuddington.

In 1871, Rebecca (64) was with her daughter Elizabeth (38, unmarried) and grandson George (14). Mary (24) was still with her, now married to George Williams (36) with their daughter Mary J (2).

Rebecca died in 1879 1768 - 1843 Jane Shone 75 75 Jane was on the 1841 census at Broxton with John and Elizabeth Hopley (both 43, born 1797), but Jane didn't have a son John!  There was also William Hopley (aged 11).

 1802 Anne Hopley 1805 - 1826 Jane Hopley 20 20 1807 - 1809 Owen Hopley 2 2 1791 - 1814 Mary Hopley 22 22 Mary died at "Stretton, in the parish of Tilstone", so it can be assumed that this is where the family lived. 1800 Martha Hopley 1757 Ann Pritchard According to Marriage license, Ann's father is Daniel Pritchard.

Soon after Thomas and Ann were married, son William was born. That is why they married at the age of 19.
 1776 - 1801 William Hopley 25 25 1784 Robert Hopley 1787 Daniel Hopley Daniel Hopley of the Werns, Worthenbury

Possibly married Elizabeth at Wybunbury,Cheshire and had Ellen, born 1812 (a potential DNA match). 1789 Peter Hopley 1792 Anne Hopley Ann was born at "The Wern", Coedpoeth, Wrexham.

If the DNA links are correct (dubious) Ann Hopley married John Jones in 1821 and in 1841, John and Anna Jones (55 & 50) were at Llangwyfan, Ruthin with their son John Jones (20).  However, it could easily be another DNA link, or no link at all. 1779 - 1785 Jane Hopley 5 5 1778 - 1780 John Hopley 1 1 1781 Thomas Hopley Thomas (widow in 1810) was left £10 by his grandmother Catherine.  This must be this older grandson Thomas Hopley son of Thomas (as the other Thomas grandsons are too young to have been married by then). 1783 James Hopley 1776 Hannah Green 1832 Thomas Hopley In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

Thomas had left home by 1851

In 1881, Thomas (52) was at Penly, Shropshire, married to Jane (59, a lunatic). They had his unmarried sister Elizabeth (54, Dairy Maid) living with them. 1828 Elizabeth Hopley In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

Elizabeth had left home by 1851, and probably had an illegitimate son George and daughter Annie.  She was 23, working as a kitchen maid for John Davies at farmer at Manor House, Hampton, Cheshire.

Elizabeth was the mother of George and possibly also Annie, born 1856-58. The father may have been one of the servants at Hampton where she was in 1851.

Elizabeth, 38, and unmarried was back with her mother in 1861, a Dairy Maid. 1834 Margaret Hopley In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

In 1851, Thomas (55), Rebecca (42), Margaret (14), Randall (11), Samuel (9) and Mary (1) were at Barn Hill, Broxton.

In Q4/1860 there was a marriage of a Margaret Hopley to William Barnes at Malpas, but this is probably another.

In 1861, Margaret Hopley (27, Serv, single) was a House Maid for George and Jane Brassy, farmer of 360 acres at Cuddington.  Her mother Rebecca (55) and sister Mary (10) were neighbours. 1837 Randle Hopley In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

In 1851, Thomas (55), Rebecca (42), Margaret (14), Randall (11), Samuel (9) and Mary (1) were at Barn Hill, Broxton. 1840 Samuel Hopley In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

In 1851, Thomas (55), Rebecca (42), Margaret (14), Randall (11), Samuel (9) and Mary (1) were at Barn Hill, Broxton. 1808 Mary Saunders 1826 Emma Hopley Emma married Samuel Partington 1828 Ann Hopley 1830 - 1908 Charles Hopley 78 78 Charles married Elizabeth who died young.

Charles Hopley (a farmer) was already a widower, aged 24 when he married Mary Ann Barnes (aged 22) in 1854. 1835 Thomas Hopley Thomas, 21 appears on the Iowa, State Census, the only one from England on the page.  He apears to be a farm labourer andthough its not certain.  Is this him?  Age is correct and he's missing from England. 1810 Sarah Hughes 1839 John Hopley John aged 12 appears oin the 1851 census with his father John, a farm labourer from Shocklach and mother Sarah from Farndon.

By 1861 John is a Carter (servant), aged 22 for the Parker family (farmers of 120 acres) at Churton by Farndon. 1829 - 1853 Elizabeth Penk 24 24 1831 - 1902 Mary Ann Barnes 71 71 1850 Emma Hopley Emma married Thomas Lee and had 9 children (at Gorton) 1856 Mary Hopley 1858 William Hopley 1862 - 1934 Samuel Hopley 72 72 1812 John Liddiard In 1881 John (69, widower) was with his son Joseph (45, a blacksmith) and Harriet (36) at 25 Nimrod St, Walton on the Hill,  1819 Mary Hopley In 1841, Mary may have married Thomas Jones at Malpas, although an Ancestry member has Mary marrying Allen Harper:

17 Nov 1839, Allan Harper, labourer, son of John Harper married Mary Hopley of Hodsen Street (Liverpool), spinster, daughter of Richard Hopley, farmer. ~1847 - 1857 John Thomas Liddiard 10 10 1794 - 1849 Richard Hopley 55 55 In 1816, Richard a labourer was living at Edge when Anne was baptided.  Later they lived at Is-y-Coed.

In 1841, Richard and Elizabeth (47 & 58) were at Waightel Cottage, Malpas with Thomas (20), Elizabeth (17), Sarah (14), Jane (12), George (10), Samuel (5), and Joseph (3) 1788 - 1856 Elizabeth Shone 68 68 9 Oct 1815 Elizabeth Shone married Richard Hopley.  However, the 1838 birth registration for Joseph shoes the MMN as WHITEACER (or maybe Whittaker).  Therefore, an 11y older Elizabeth may have been a widow when she married Richard.

In 1841, Richard and Elizabeth (47 & 58) were at Waightel Cottage, Malpas with Thomas (20), Elizabeth (17), Sarah (14), Jane (12), George (10), Samuel (5), and Joseph (3)

In 1851, Elizabeth (63) was living with her daughter Sarah (26), Joseph (11) and Thomas (1) 1821 - 1892 Richard Hopley 70 70 By 1841, Richard had already left home.

12 Aug 1846, Richard (25, single) son of Richard married Frances Ackerley 1824 Elizabeth Hopley 1826 Sarah Hopley In 1851, Elizabeth Hopley (63) was living with her daughter Sarah (26), son Joseph (11) and Thomas (1) 1828 Jane Hopley 1830 George Hopley 1833 Martha Hopley In 1841, Martha was missing 1835 Samuel Hopley 1838 Joseph Hopley 1818 Henry Hopley 1817 John Hopley 1822 - 1823 Jane Hopley 6m 6m 1794 - 1868 John Hopley 73 73 John, an ag.lab. and his wife Elizabeth with their son William were living at Broxton in 1841,51,61 1797 Elizabeth Phillips John and Elizabeth with their son William were living at Broxton in 1841,51,61 1830 William Hopley 1770 - 1836 Joseph Hopley 66 66 In 1791, Joseph Hopley and Betty Perry were both of Bickley when they married.

In 1794, Ith baptism record shows Maria was born a Pauper at Marbury.  This may be either an error, or another person. 1771 - 1838 Elizabeth (Betty) Perry 67 67 In 1791, Joseph Hopley and Betty Perry were both of Bickley when they married.  Betty may have had a sister Catherine Perry, who was her marriage witness. 1798 - 1804 John Hopley 5 5 1794 - 1808 Maria (Mary) Hopley 13 13 Maria was from Marbury when born.  This is where Elizabeth was from. 1796 Hannah Hopley Hannah may have married Joseph Shone, an Ag Labourer.

In 1841 they lived at Hardhill and had John (14), Catherine (11), Joseph (8) and Martha (6). 1802 - 1853 Cecily Hopley 51 51 1807 - 1873 Joseph Hopley 65 65 Baptism records of their children show that Joseph and Eliza continued to live at Bickley after they were married.

30 Dec 1847, Joseph Hopley, farmer, married Eliza Mellow at Marbury, St· Michael, Whitchurch 1804 - 1813 Elizabeth Hopley 9 9 1810 Anne Hopley 1814 Martha Hopley 1733 Thomas Hopley Probably son of Samuel & Elizabeth (3-Mar-1733) but could also be son of George and Ann (5-Dec-1733), or John.

William lived at Bickley, where most of the children were born.  Sons William and Thomas were born at "Hampton" (a region containing Bickley). ~1730 - 1804 Cicely (Cecilla) Johnson 74 74 1756 Elizabeth (Elize) Hopley 1761 - 1838 William Hopley 77 77 George Parker George Parker, Grazier was the sole executor of Samuel Hopley's Will of 1870.  Who was he? Samuel Parker 1858 Emma (Annie) Ann Hopley In 1861, Annie (3, born Broxton) and George (4) were with their grandmother Rebecca Hopley (55, Wid, born Broxton) at Cuddington, Shropshire. 

In 1871, Ann Hopley (12, born Broxton) was a house servant with the Mullock family. 1894 Heney Parker Henry is the father of Chris Parker with whom I have a 6.3 cM DNA match. 

Henry Parker was born 1894 in Hawarden. He started his family late in life.  His son Chris born about 1962 when he was 68.  1851 Mary Hopley In 1851, Thomas (55), Rebecca (42), Margaret (14), Randall (11), Samuel (9) and Mary (1) were at Barn Hill, Broxton.

In 1861, Mary (10) was with her widowed mother Rebecca and her grandchildren George and Ann Hopley (aged 4 & 3) at Cuddington. 1789 - 1866 William Hopley 77 77 The baptism shows William was from Malpas.

In 1841, William and Ann (45 & 50) were farmers at Chowley, Cuddington.  William had four sons and his father Thomas Hopley (aged 80) with him.

In 1851, William and Ann still had three sons Thomas, William, and Randle with them farming 133 acres at Barnhill.

In 1861, William and Ann had 162 acres at Old Inn Farm, Broston.  Son William was still there (33), and daughter-in-law Elizabeth (3) and two grandchildren and 7 servants. 1786 - 1868 Ann Axon 82 82 In 1841, William and Ann (45 & 50) were farmers at Cuddington.

In 1851, William and Ann still had three sons Thomas, William, and Randle with them farming 133 acres at Barnhill. 1824 Thomas Hopley In 1851, Thomas was 27 and Single, a farmers son at Barn Hill, Broxton living with his parents William and Ann. 1826 William Hopley In 1851, William was 24 and Single, a farmers son at Barn Hill, Broxton living with his parents William and Ann. 1830 Randle Hopley In 1851, Randall was 21 and Single, a farmers son at Barn Hill, Broxton living with his parents William and Ann.

He may have married Mary Ann and had two children baptised at Biockerton bebore moving to Wigan, Lancashire.

In 1861, Randal Hopley (35), married to Mary Ann (30) from Sandwich, was in Wigan. 1835 George Williams 1821 John Hopley In 1841, John was 19.

In 1851, John had left the family farm (the other three brothers remained). 1856 - 1872 George Hopley 16 16 In 1858, George was baptised at Bickerton, the son of Elizabeth Hopley (no father named).

In 1861, George was 4, living with his grandmother Rebecca ~1753 Anne 1770 Anne Hopley 1772 - 1817 Charles Hopley 44 44 William's parents, Thomas and Catherine, also named their youngest son Charles, baptised 11 Feb 1770.

In 1794, Charles's uncle Peter Hopley married Esther in Eccles so the family had ties to Manchester.  Peter died in 1798, but Esther lived (died 1832), possibly with the assistance of Charles

In 1817, Charles Hopley of the Hound Dog Tavern, Manchester died, aged 44. 1770 John Hopley In 1770, when Mary was 18 may have had a bastard child baptised John Hopley by John Harris.  1748 Ann Daxon In 1753, the first bequest of William Hopley in his Will was: "I give and bequeath to Ann Daxon, Daughter of Edward and Mary Daxon, now of the Parkside Five Pounds ..." (i.e. his granddaughter Ann who would be about 11 years old when he died). ~1751 James Daxon In 1753, the second bequest of William Hopley in his Will was: "I give and bequeath to their son (of Edward and Mary Daxon, now of the Parkside) Five Pounds ...".  Therefore, Janes was born before 1753, and probably after Ann. ~1750 John Farnell In 1753, William Hopley in his Will itemed: "I give and bequeath to  John Farnell, Son of Frances and Elizabeth Farnell, now of Poolton Five Pounds". <1753 Mary Farnell In 1753, William Hopley in his Will itemed: "I give and bequeath to  Mary (daughter of Frances and Elizabeth Farnell, now of Poolton) Five Pounds". 1752 Mary Hopley Mary was born about 1752

Possibly married Jos. Guest at Malpas 24 Dec 1775.

In 1778, Ciciely Tellett was born Eccleston, daughter of Mary Blackley and Thomas Tellett (who married 1773) so is probably unrelated. 1758 John Hopley 1759 - 1832 Sarah Griffiths 73 73 1784 - 1801 Anne Hopley 17 17 1786 - 1856 Martha Hopley 70 70 In 1841, Martha was 55, a Pauper, with Joseph and Richard Green at Wrenbury.

In 1851, Martha was 70, unmarried, living in Tushingham, a pauper, formerly a house servant.  She died there in 1856, aged 70.

Matha had probably three illegitimate children.  Richard born 1823, Joseph born 1817 and Ann born 1811. 1791 William Hopley 1793 Mary Hopley 1789 Joseph Hopley In 1841, Joseph (50), a labourer, and Ann (47) were at Cottage Land, Malpas with son George (11) and Margaret (4).  A neighbour was Ann Hopley (15) who was possibly a servant girl for Joseph & Jane Dutton (30 & 35), a shoe maker. 1794 Ann Bramall 1830 - 1874 George Hopley 44 44 George was 11 in 1841, living with Joseph and Ann Hopley.  However, the baptism (abode Bickley) suggests he was the illegitimate son of Mary Hopley, Joseph's younger sister.

In 1851, George (20, relative) was living with William and Mary Ankers with Charles and Willian (8 & 6, and also illegitimate)

George married Jane Lloyd (daughter of Daniel) in 1854 and lived for a while in Handley before moving to Castleton,  Lancashire.  They then moved to Rochdale where George soon died.  They had 7 children before George died aged 44 in Rochdale.  Jane went on to marry Ogden Barker in 1885 in Rochdale when she was 53. 1836 Margaret Hopley Ann Wooley 1812 - 1885 Mary Hopley 73 73 In 1841, Wiliam and Mary (both 28) werre living at Foulk Stapleford, Tarvin

In 1851, Mary and William were at Saighton, near Hatton Heath 4 miles West of Foulk Stapleford 1791 - 1801 George Hopley 10 10 1800 - <1861 George Hopley 61 61 In 1851, therere was George Hopley aged 51, born at Bickley a Wheelwright.  This cant be George, son of Joseph born 1808.  He must therefore be a son of one of Joseph's older brothers, John or William Holply from Bickley. William Brereton and Mary Bate (another close branch of the family) were also at Fuller's Moor.

In 1836, George was listed in the Poll book with house and land at Fullers Moor, Broxton (and he was still there in 1851).

In 1841, George and Catherine (noth 40) and family were at Broxton, Malpas.

In 1851, George and Catherine, both 51 were at Fullers Moor.  George and his son Thomas (24) were Wheelwrights, employing three men.  George was born at Bickley.

George had died by 1861, but the death is not listed in Cheshire. 1800 - 1801 Cecily Hopley 1 1 1800 William Jones ~1690 - 1770 Johannes Johnson 80 80 1696 - 1775 Cicely Rimmer 78 78 1829 Eliza Mellow Mary Bright 1827 Thomas Hopley In 1851, Thomas was a Wheelwright working with his father. 1841 George Hopley In 1861, George was at Pipe Farm, Bickley, aged 20 and a Wheelwright. 1812 - 1878 William Ankers 66 66 In 1841, Wiliam and Mary (both 28) werre living at Foulk Stapleford, Tarvin

Thomas Ankers, Williams son, moved to Birkenhead where he married and had a son also named William. 1839 Charles Hopley In 1841, Charles was 2

In 1851, Charles (8 but should be 12) was a relative (at school) with William and Mary Ankers 1863 - 1939 Jane Brereton 76 76 Jane was brought up by her grandmother Catherine Hopley.

In 1871, Jane Brereton, aged 8 and at school, and was living with her grandmother Catherine Hopley at Broxton.

In 1881, Jane was still with her grandmother Catherine at Broxton.

Jane married Joseph Sumner in 1882.  In 1891 Jane was 29, married to Joseph (29, a gardener) and had Annie (8), Clara (4) and William (2). 1764 - >1841 Thomas Hopley 77 77 Born at Hampton (like William before him).  Thomas Hopley of Bickley married Jane Shone, confirming this Thomas is of the Hopley family from Bickley.

In 1807, Thomas was at Cuddington when (Owen was baptised).

In 1841, Thomas aged 80 was living with his son William at Chowley (detached from the township of Cuddington) Mary Capper <unknown> 1823 Richard Hopley 1817 Joseph Hopley 1811 Ann Hopley 1768 John Hopley John was an important man, a stay maker, married by licence although both were aged 24 (i.e. full age and of Malpas).  He names his first son after his father. 1770 Margaret Reeves Margaret was the daughter of Joeph and Sarah from Malpas. The 1st and 3rd child were named after her parents. 1795 - 1798 Sarah Hopley 3 3 In 1871 (member tom_roberts6) has Sarah Hopley (b.ca 1796)  marrying James Vernon (1796-1838) at St. Mary Chester, and has a 6 cM DNA match to me. It must be another Sarah as this one died. 1797 - 1834 Charles Hopley 37 37 1806 William Hopley 1801 James Hopley About 1830, James married Ann (from Chorlton) 1802 Anne Hopley 1799 Mary Hopley 1798 - 1798 Joseph Hopley 1804 - 1805 Robert Hopley 1 1 1778 John Dod- Hopley 1803 Ann Hopley 1833 Francis Hopley 1835 Ann Hopley 1837 Charles Hopley 1839 Margaret Hopley 1735 Charles Hopley 1737 - 1771 Mary Maddock 34 34 Mary Madock or Maddock 1795 Mary Hopley ~1819 Allen Harper 1847 - 1917 Mary Ann Harper 70 70 Unverified - Cant find parents marriage 1830 - 1870 Joseph Chamberlain 39 39 Joseph was baptised at Backford in 1830, the son of John and Anne.

In 1861, Joseph and Ann (29 & 31) were in Upton Village (by Chester), with Ann, Emma and Mary (4, 3 & 1)

Joseph died in 1870 and the three daughters were split up.  Ann went into service and Mary went to live with her aunt Emma Partington (nee Hopley) 1857 Ann Chamberlain In 1871, Ann aged 14 was a general servant for Elizabeth (56, Wid, farmer) and her son Joseph Beucroft (18) at Upton by Chester.

In 1881, Ann aged 24 and niece, was a domestic servant for  her aunt Jane Griffiths (53), a publican at Runcorn, born Worthenbury, Flintshire, Wales.  In 1871, Jane Griffiths (44) was married to John Griffiths (39, born Dunham the Hill,  Cheshire). Probably not an Aunt on the Hopley side. Jane was probably Jane Boot daughter of Daniel who married John Griffiths 28 Dec 1852 and St Mary, Chester.

In 1882, Ann CHAMBERLAIN married Samuel SMITH at Runcorn, All Saints, Halton (C12/6/284) 1858 Emma Chamberlain In 1880, Emma Chamberlain married Charles Duncan A Brown at Runcorn, All Saints, Halton    C12/6/146
 1860 Mary Chamberlain In 1871, Mary Chamberlain, 11 and niece was with her uncle and aunt Samuel and Emma Partington at Halton.

In 1891, Mary married James Clarke at Halton, St Mary 1826 Samuel Partington 1857 Duncan (Charles) Albert Brown Born Bartley, Hampshire in 1859, parents Joseph and Olive. 1886 - 1973 Olive Mary Ann Brown 87 87 Olive married Hector Rundle Barker MACARTY (22 Sep 1884 - 28 Oct 1934) of South Australia.

John Mate is the grandson of Olive Brown and has a DNA match to me and CKD. 1888 Violet Brown 1854 Samuel Smith 1884 George Smith 1887 Edith Smith 1861 James Clarke 1893 Elizabeth Ann Clarke 1900 James Clarke 1762 Charles Hopley 1765 - 1771 Thomas Hopley 6 6 1761 Karel Hopley 1760 Randle Hopley 1771 - 1836 Margaret Hopley 65 65 Margaret Hopley was born about March 1771.  Her mother Mary died in April, soon after giving birth. 1757 - 1759 John Hopley 2 2 1744 Sarah Maddock 1776 - 1869 James Hopley 92 92 In 1851, James Hopley, aged 76, born Overton was a farmer of 46 acres at Hall a Wood, Malpas.  He was with two of his six children William (29), Margaret (28), and also Martha Meredith (28, servant). 1789 - 1847 Elizabeth Pugh 58 58 1872 - 1947 Sarah Elizabeth Mason 75 75 1901 - 1969 Jessie Elizabeth Hopley 68 68 Moderate DNA match to christophershepherd38 (14.1 centimorgans shared across 1 DNA segment).  Jessie E Hopley  is the Grandmother of Christopher Shepherd. 1781 - 1861 Sarah Hopley 80 80 In 1851, Sarah Hopley, born Malpas, aged 69 and single was resident at ther Alms Houses in Malpas.

Sarah died in Jan 1861 (before the census). 1822 John Hopley Mary 1855 Samuel Hopley 1854 John Hopley 1849 James Hopley 1819 James Hopley Jnr 1815 Elizabeth Davenport 1848 Henry Hopley 1849 Jane Hopley D. ~1843 Rutter 1838 Charles Rutter 1840 John Rutter 1842 George Rutter James Hopley Mary 1793 - 1859 Thomas Hopley 66 66 Thomas (widow in 1810) was left £10 by his grandmother Catherine. This is probably Thomas (b.1781) son of Thomas and Ann.

In 1841, Thomas (47) was an Ag. Labourer with wife Rebecca (37), Thomas (7), Elizabeth (12), Margaret (7), Randall (3) and Samuel (1).  They were at Carden (between Clutton, Broxton and Tilston).

In 1851, Thomas (55), Rebecca (42), Margaret (14), Randall (11), Samuel (9) and Mary (1) were at Barn Hill, Broxton.  There was another Thomas Hopley, born Shocklach working in Liverpool.

Thomas had died by 1861. 1794 Catherine Hopley 1786 - 1873 John Jones 87 87 In 1841, John and Anna Jones (55 & 50) were at Llangwyfan, Ruthin with their son John Jones (20). 1821 John Jones In 1841, John (20) is with his parents John and Anne at Llangwyfan (2.5 miles North of Llangynhafal)

John Jones must have married Anne about 1843. John may have married Anne Jones at Llandyrnog, St Tyrnog, Denbighshire North (C18/1/12), nearby to where they lived.

1844-58 There are possible birth registrations at Llandyrnog for all 7 daughters, although there are many many births for Jones!  They had no sons!

In 1851, John and Anne are at Llangynhafal with 4 daughters, Anne, Sarah, Mary and Elizabeth.  By 1851, only Elizabeth remained at home. 1826 Anne Jones In 1843, JONES John may have married Anne Jones at Llandyrnog, St Tyrnog, Denbighshire North (C18/1/12) 1851 - 1894 Elizabeth Jones 43 43 1853 Jane Jones 1856 Catherine Jones 1858 Margaret Jones 1844 Anne Jones 1846 Sarah Jones 1849 Mary Jones 1839 - 1877 Samuel Ankers 38 38 1846 - 1917 Jane Richards 71 71 Jane, daughgter of James and Mary Richards 1868 - 1947 John Ankers 79 79 1870 - 1920 Sarah Ashton 50 50 1909 - 1991 Sarah Ankers 82 82 1871 Thomas Ankers 1890 John Ankers 1894 - 1894 Mary Ankers 1866 - 1894 Sarah Leah Bishop 28 28 1904 - 1912 Thomas Samuel Ankers 8 8 1907 - 1960 William Ankers 53 53 1893 Sarah Jane Ankers 1833 Mary Bromiley 1906 - 1934 Frederick Harry Cyril Jones 28 28 1928 - 1985 Constance Mary Jones 57 57 Christopher Sheperd, son of Constance, has a 14cM DNA match to me and is a 6th cousin.
 1897 William Mason Hopley 1899 Charles Hopley 1911 - 1995 Samuel Hopley 84 84 1923 - 1996 Harry Berryman Shepherd 73 73 Christopher Shepherd 1837 Joseph Ankers 1841 Elizabeth Ankers 1818 Thomas Hopley In 1841, Thomas Hopley (20) was with his parents Richard and Elizabeth.  He married Ellen in 1842.

In 1881, Thomas and Ellen (61 & 56) were farmers at Cwm, Denbighshire 1825 Eleanor (Ellen) Higginson 1816 Anne Hopley 1823 Frances Ackerley 1847 Joseph Hopley 1849 Emma Hopley 31 Dec 1868, Emma Hopley (20) daughter of Richard a labourer married Thomas Bickley (24), son of Charles.  Emma's brother Joseph was witness. 1845 Thomas Bickley 1870 Mary Bickley 1871 Alice Bickley 1875 - 1925 William Bickley 49 49 1858 Henry Hopley 1813 - 1886 Stephen Blake 73 73 Jane Lloyd George left his daughter £60 ~1770 Sarah Worthen 1844 John Ankers 1847 Thomas Ankers 1850 Emma Ankers 1854 David Ankers 1830 George Ankers 1835 Sarah Ankers 1866 Sarah Ankers 1811 - 1891 James Richards 80 80 In 1841, James and Mary Richards (30 & 39) were at Tattenhall with Joseph, ann and Sarah (6, 3, 5mo)

In 1851, James & Mary (41 & 49) were at Tattenhall with Ann (12), Sarah (10), Mary (7) and Jane (4) 1803 - 1853 Mary Timmis 50 50 1834 Joseph Richards Aged 6 in 1841 and not with parents in 1851 1838 Ann Richards 1841 Sarah Richards Sarah aged 5mo 1-June-1841 and 10 in 1851 1780 - 1848 Ann Timmis 67 67 In 1803, Ann Timmis gave birth to Mary.  No father was named.  Later, 20 Jan 1806, Ann Timmins married John Tushingham (which explains the MMN for 2 children of daughter Mary)

In 1841, Ann and John Tushingham (55 & 60) were farmers at Waverton, Cheshire with Hannah (30), John (26), Job (25), Samuel (20) and Joseph (14)
 1774 - >1851 John Tushingham 77 77 John was a Widow in 1851 at Foulk Stapleford, Cheshire, living with his son-in-law John Leather 1811 Hannah Tushingham 1813 John Tushingham 1815 - 1891 Job Tushingham 76 76 Job was married to Phebe in 1851 (married about 1846) 1821 Samuel Tushingham 1826 Joseph Tushingham 1807 Sarah Tushingham Sarah married John Leather.

In 1851, John and Sarah (38 & 44) were at Tattenhall with Sarah's father John (67) and brother Joseph (24) 1821 Thomas Tushingham Created using GenoPro® Click for details.