Samuel Mather 
Samuel was born in October 1826 in Little Bolton.1 Birth Notes
Born after Aug 1826 (if death age is correct) and before April 1827 (for census)
Samuel was 15 at the time of the 1841 census (rounded up)
Samuel was 34 at the time of the 1861 census
Samuel was 43 at the time of the 1871 census
Samuel was 53 at the time of the 1881 census (born LB)
Samuel was 71 when died inj Sep 1898
Death Notes
According to census, Samuel must have died between 1891 and 1901 (as theres no 1901 record of him)
Name: Samuel Mather
Estimated birth year: abt 1827
Year of Registration: 1898
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
Age at Death: 71
District: Bolton
County: Greater Manchester, Lancashire
Volume: 8c
Page: 230
No Probate
Samuel is buried at Astley bridge with wife Ann three others.
General Notes
In 1841, Samuel (aged 15, rounded) was with his parents and family at Waterloo, Little Bolton.
19 Feb 1849, Samuel Mather, spinner of Little Bolton, son of Samuel married Ann Nightingale. James Brooks, Samuel's brother-in-law (Alice Mather's husband), was a witness.
In 1851, Samuel and Ann (23 & 21) were living at 48 Blackburn Road. Ann Mather (37, Solomon's daughter) was a neighbour. Their first son John, born in 1849 had died an infant.
Between 1852-55 the family moved from Sharples to Eastern Bolton district between, then to Little Bolton by 1859.
In 1861, Samuel and Ann (34 & 31) were living at 12 Back Haigh Street with Alice (8), Samuel (6), and Margaret (2). They had a house servant Mary Nightingale, Ann's niece.
In 1871, Samuel and Ann (43 & 41) were at 73 Blackbank Street with Alice, Samuel, Margaret and George (18, 15, 11 & 4). James Cunliffe and Happy Hamer (22 & 24) were neighbours at 71. Phineas and Happy Shittleworth, son Samuel (16) and Jessie Collins (grandson, aged 6) and Alice Mather (Boarder, Wid, 82) were neighbours at no. 67.
Samuel Johnson and Jane Bleakley and family were also neighbours in 1861 and 1871, so may be related.
Samuel was a spinner when his children John and Alice were Baptised.
In 1898, Samuel died and Ann a year later. Samuel, Ann and three others are all buried in the same Mather grave at Astley Bridge.
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Whereabouts
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Samuel lived at Waterloo from 1841.6
Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Samuel and Alice Mather and family in 1841
Waterloo, Little Bolton
He lived at Blackburn Road from 1851.7Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Samuel and Ann Mather (just after their marriage of 1859.
He lived at 12 Bk Haigh Street from 1861.4Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Samuel and Ann Mather, and Alice, Samuel and Margaret
He lived at 73 Blackbank Street from 1871.8Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Samuel and Ann Mather, and Alice, Samuel, Margaret and George
He lived at 57 George Street for ten years from 1881 to 1891.1Occupancy/Contact Notes
Home of Samuel and Ann in 1881 (with Margaret and George).
They were still there with son George in 1891)
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Connections & Relationships
Relationship Notes
In 1871, Samuel and Alice at 73 Blackbank Street were near neighbours of his mother Alice Mather (at no 67)
In 1879, Samuel was in attendance at his mother's deathRelationship Notes
James and Happy Hamer were neighbours of Samuel and Ann Mather in 1871.
Samuel's sister was Happy Mather (b.1823), so there is a "Happy" family tie-up?.Relationship Notes
Samuel and wife Ann were living next door to Alice Mather and her daughters family Happy and Samuel Shuttleworth in 1871Relationship Notes
Mary was a live-in servant with Samuel and Ann Mather in 1861Relationship Notes
At No. 71 was James Cuncliffe Hamer and Happy Hamer were neighbours of Samuel and Ann Mather in 1871.
Samuel's sister was Happy Mather (b.1823). Is there a family tie-up?.
Also as neighbours at 67 were Phineas & Happy Shuttleworth and Alice Mather (George's mother)Relationship Notes
In 1851, after he father Solomon died, Ann Mather (unmarried) lived at 46 Blackburn Road, Sharples. Neighbours at 48 Blackburn Road were Samuel Mather (her nephews son) and Ann Nightingale.Relationship Notes
James Brooks was a witness at Ann's brother's wedding, i.e. Samuel Mather and Ann Nightingdale.
James is Samuel's brother-in-law.
Samuel was a representative of Alice Mather.He was a neighbour of Happy Collings.Samuel was a neighbour of Happy Mather.He lived with Mary Nightingale.4He was a neighbour of Happy Collings.He was a neighbour of Ann Mather.James Brooks was a representative of Him.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.1713 in Warrington d.Apr 1768 in Warrington
- b.Nov 1737 in Turton d.May 1826 in Turton
- b.Aug 1691 d.Aug 1727 in Prescot
- b.1714 in Burtonwood d.06 Jan 1780 in Warrington
- b.~ 1693 d.Aug 1755 in Warrington
- b.28 Sep 1761 in Turton d.Oct 1811 in Little Bolton
- b.1672 in Lower Darwen d.Jun 1739 in Lower Darwen
- b.May 1702 in Lower Darwen
- b.~ 1679 d.Nov 1737 in Lower Darwen
- b.1744 in Lower Darwen d.May 1786 in Turton
- b.1696
- b.Apr 1791 in Bolton d.01 May 1854 at 4 Simpson Street
- b.~ 1702 in Entwistle
- b.1735 in Bolton d.1831 in Bolton
- b.~ 1706 in Darwen
- b.08 Feb 1768 in Bolton d.23 Jun 1843 in Bolton
- b.~ 1731 in Deane d.1796 in Bury
- b.Oct 1826 in Little Bolton d.Sep 1898 in Bolton
- b.1750 in Turton d.16 Apr 1830 in Little Bolton
- b.26 Mar 1792 at Goose Cote Hill d.16 Nov 1879 in Sharples
- b.~ 1700
- b.1723 in Bolton
- b.~ 1700
- b.1759 in Deane d.May 1837 in Bolton
- b.~ 1700
- b.1725 in Lostock
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Details of Samuel's family with Ann Nightingale
1 1881 UK Census
2 Headstone - Samuel & Ann Mather
3 Deceased Online
4 1861 UK Census
5 1891 UK Census
6 1841 UK Census
7 1851 UK Census
8 1871 UK Census
Further source/citation:
FreeBMD.org.uk
2 Headstone - Samuel & Ann Mather
3 Deceased Online
4 1861 UK Census
5 1891 UK Census
6 1841 UK Census
7 1851 UK Census
8 1871 UK Census
Further source/citation:
FreeBMD.org.uk
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