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James STAFFORD
(1774-1857) |
James STAFFORD 2
Notes: The eldest son, James moved from the Parish of Carsington in Derbyshire to Horbury in Yorkshire where he was a clothier. It is not clear whether this meant he was a tailor (his brother Francis was a draper in the neigbouring town of Wakefield) or a weaver, the occupation of his brother John who had also moved to Horbury. James and John subsequently became gardeners, presumably a consequence of the industrialisation of the woollen industry at the beginning of the 19th Century - Fosters Mill at Horbury was destroyed by the Luddites in 1812. James was described as a 'Proprietor of house and land' when he died in 1857. James married Ann PARKER on 11 Jun 1799 in All Saints, South Kirkby, Yorkshire.1 (Ann PARKER was born 1770, Of in South Kirkby, Yorkshire,7 8 died on 2 Aug 1846 in Hall Green, Crigglestone, Yorkshire 5 9 and was buried on 5 Aug 1846 in St Helen, Sandal Magna, Yorkshire 10.) |
1 Church Register, South Kirkby, FHL(L) ref Mf 1542263.
2 Church Register, St Peter Horbury, Wakefield RO ref Mfc WDP135/1/1/5 (baptism of daughter Jane).
3 Church Register, Carsington, FHL(L) ref Mf 1042095.
4 GRO (England and Wales), Certified Copy of Entry of Death DYC976799.
5 Monumental Inscription, Wakefield and District Family History Society (2002). Monumental Inscriptions St Helenīs Church Sandal Volume 2.
6 Church Register, Wakefield RO ref WDP20/1/4/2.
7 Inference, Sandal Magna, Wakefield RO ref WDP20/1/4/2 (burial).
8 Church Register, South Kirkby, FHL(L) ref Mf 1542263 (marriage).
9 GRO (England and Wales), Certified Copy of Entry of Death DYD016811.
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Church Register, Sandal Magna, Wakefield RO ref WDP20/1/4/2.
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