┌── James Henshaw
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Maria Henshaw ────┤
B: 1797 │
D: c1868 │
└── Louisa Hockley
M: James Fretwell
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Maria Henshaw [ID 18211]
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Born Jul 2 1797, Cotmanhay, Derbyshire.1
She married James Fretwell, Jul 15 1816, Shipley Wood Primitive Methodist Church, Heanor, Derbyshire.1,2,3 James, son of Samuel Fretwell & Esther Leadbetter, was born about 1796, Shipley, Derbyshire.1,2
Children (all born in Shipley, Derbyshire):2
Maria Fretwell, born Nov 29 1838; died Jan 10 1909, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania; married James J. Briggs, Dec 25 1858, Christ Church, Cotmanhay.
4
Alice Fretwell, born c1816/1818; cristened Jul 26 1818, Shipley; died c1888.
3
Eliza Fretwell, born c1818.
Harriet Fretwell, born c1820.
Abraham Fretwell, born c1822; christened Apr 21 1822, Shipley; died c1892; married Hannah --.
3
James Fretwell, born c1824; christened Sep 5 1824, Shipley; died c1894; married Mary Lacey, c1847; married Hannah Straw, Dec 1863, Christ Church, Cotmanhay.
3
Isaac Fretwell, born c1827; married Eliza Lamb, Jun 12 1852, Christ Church, Cotmanhay.
Milicent Fretwell, born c1832.
Louisa Fretwell, born c1834.
Henry Fretwell, born c1841; died 1881, Ilkeston, Derbyshire; married Mary Ann --.
James died 1858, Shipley, Derbyshire; buried Oct 6 1858, Christ Church, Cotmanhay, Derbyshire.2
Maria Henshaw died about 1868.3
Sources
- Posting Aug 8 2006 by Stephen William Lamb () to the Henshaw message board:
http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/Fei.2ACIB/33.61.96.1.1.
- RootsWeb WorldConnect data by Susan Walters ().
- RootsWeb WorldConnect data by John Bradder ().
- Posting Jan 15 2002 by Elizabeth Coldren () to the Henshaw message board:
http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/message/5538/surnames.henshaw/33.61.96.1.
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