Individual - J.S.Wilkinson
Email correspondance
“I think the Pighills family tree is incorrect. My wife is descended from Timothy Pighills (1838 to 1899).
His father was married twice, first to Sarah Smith in 1815, who was buried in 1822, and then married Ann Pighills in 1824.
The children from his first marriage were Martha and Joseph.
The children of John (the father) appear to have been involved in the sale of butter and eggs through Timothy’s wholesale business, with one of his brothers farming in Westmoreland and the remainder in and around Addingham.
I have not proven the identities of John and Ann Pighills, although I am reasonably certain that John was born in Wilsden and baptised in Haworth.
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The cited information was sourced from Individual This citation is considered to be evidence of questionable reliability (interviews, census, oral genealogies, or potential for bias for example, an autobiography).His father was married twice, first to Sarah Smith in 1815, who was buried in 1822, and then married Ann Pighills in 1824.
The children from his first marriage were Martha and Joseph.
The children of John (the father) appear to have been involved in the sale of butter and eggs through Timothy’s wholesale business, with one of his brothers farming in Westmoreland and the remainder in and around Addingham.
I have not proven the identities of John and Ann Pighills, although I am reasonably certain that John was born in Wilsden and baptised in Haworth.
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- Source/Citation References (8)
- Family: John Pighills & Ann Pighills
- Family: John Pighills & Sarah Smith
- Individual: John Pighills
- Individual: Timothy Pighills
- Individual: Sarah Smith
- Individual: Martha Pighills
- Marriage / Union: John Pighills & Ann Pighills, John Pighills & Sarah Smith
- Occupation: Dairy Wholsale Business Timothy Pighills