Sorting out the Buckley's of Saddleworth

[missive]

Hi every one.
I often log into Tamesde library web site to find info on family.
My Mayall ancestors are a very colorful lot. The most impressive being John Mayall who employed 40% of Mossley workforce at one point.

John Buckley.B 1825 Stonebreak Saddleworth, married to Mary Ann Mayall b1824 of Earnshaw Head has got me stumped. They married at St Chad in 1849. His father Thomas was a dyer by trade. I suspect he was living near Mary Ann in Woodbrook with a Shaw family who's children changed names on all the census forms IE; Buckley Shaw and finally Vickers.
Any one out there who loves to solve mysteries? Ps This Sherlock Holm lives in Australia.

[colin]

Hi

I have a large Data base of info on the Mayall family, including Mary Ann, I do not have anyting on John Buckley, if you wish to contact me directly I am on
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I am away for a week so please do not expect a quick reply

Here is the Buckley family as I see them....if you know better, or have more info, I would love to correct what I have. Looking forward to exchanging info Colin

First Generation

1. Mary Ann Mayall was born in Earnshawhead and was christened on 26 Sep 1823 in St Ann. Lydgate.

St Chads, Saddleworth, Baptisams
April 10 1846 Jun-14 1846 Mary Alice dau of Mary Mayall Woodbrook Single Woman

St Chads, Rochdale
1 July 1849
John Buckley, 25, bachelor, spinner, Saddleworth, Thomas Buckley, Dyer.
Mary Ann Mayall, 25, spinster, Saddleworth, Robert Mayall, Farmer
Both X
Thomas Lawton, X
Hannah Lawton X

Birth registration
1843 MAYALL Hannah Delph, Saddleworth Oldham DEL/4/54
1849 BUCKLEY Benjamin Glover Delph, Saddleworth Oldham MAYALL DEL/8/26
1854 BUCKLEY Mary Ann Oldham Above Town Oldham MAYALL OAT/30/97
1855 BUCKLEY Martha Ann Oldham Above Town Oldham MAYALL OAT/33/120
1860 BUCKLEY John Oldham Above Town Oldham MAYALL OAT/44/46
1862 BUCKLEY Alexandra Oldham Above Town Oldham MAYALL OAT/49/353
1874 BUCKLEY Elizabeth Oldham Above Town Oldham MAYALL OAT/80/8


1871
Registration district: Oldham
Sub-registration district: Oldham Below Town
ED, institution, or vessel: 33
Household schedule number: 199
11 Ridings St
John Buckley 46 head, Mill Overlooker, Saddleworth
Mary Ann Buckley 47 , wife, saddleworth
Hannah Buckley 27 dau, saddleworth
Benjamin Buckley 21, son, saddleworth
Robert Buckley 20 son, lees
Martha Ann Buckley 15 dau, oldham
John Buckley 10 son, oldham
Alexandra Buckley 7 dau, oldham
Miles Mayall Buckley 4 son lees
RG10; Piece: 4097; Folio: 24; Page: 40; GSU roll: 846703.


Mary and her spouse had the following children:

2 F i. Hannah Mayall was born in 1843 in Saddleworth.

Lancashire Marriage indexes for the years: 1884
NEEDHAM Thomas BUCKLEY Hannah M Oldham, St. Andrew Oldham CE232/1/185
Hannah Mayall Buckley 1884 Oct-Nov-Dec Oldham Greater Manchester, Lancashire

1891
Registration district: Oldham
Sub registration district: Royton
ED, institution, or vessel: 3
12 High St
Thomas Needham 38, head, Iron nut shaper, Oldham
Hannah M Needham 48, wife, sadddleworth
Alexandra Buckley 28 , sister in law, single refreshment hous keeper, OLdham
Miles M Buckley 24, brother in law, single, Cotton piecer, Leeds
RG12; Piece: 3321; Folio 50; Page 3; GSU roll: 6098431.


3 F ii. Mary Alice Mayall was born on 10 Apr 1846 in Woodbrook and was christened on 14 Jun 1846 in St Chads, Saddleworth.

Mary also married (2) John Buckley, son of Thomas Buckley, on 1 Jul 1849 in St Chads, Rochdale. John was born in 1824.

They had the following children:

4 M iii. Benjamin Buckley was born in 1849 in Saddleworth.
5 M iv. Robert Buckley was born in 1851 in Lees.
6 F v. Martha Ann Buckley was born in 1855 in Oldham.
7 M vi. John Buckley was born in 1860 in Oldham.
8 F vii. Alexandra Buckley was born in 1862 in Oldham.
9 M viii. Miles Mayall Buckley was born in 1867 in Leeds.

[missive]

Thanks for the feed back Colin.
I had found info on Ancester.com. However I could not find the family on the 1851 census. I traced them on every other. Astonishing to find that my first marital home was in the next street in Chadderton and that my brother and aunt now live a short walk from Earnshaw head and Stonebreak in Saddleworth. The Mayalls I picked up on dsthorn tree, will contact you to swop yarns on them by email

[colin]

I have found the 1851 census, it is part of the unfiled series transcribed by the M&LFHS

1851
Enumeration Page for Book: 2A Transcript Page: 154
Milking Green
BUCKLEY John Head, M, 26, Cotton spinner. Saddleworth
BUCKLEY Mary A wife . M, 26, Cotton spinners wife . Saddleworth
BUCKLEY Mary Alice dau, un, 4, scholar, saddleworth
BUCKLEY Benjamin, son, U, 1 At home, saddleworth
BUCKLEY Robert son, u, 1M, Infant, Saddleworth

However I have not hunted out the other censes, so look forward to your contact.

Colin

[Woody]

HI Missive

Whilst looking through the booklet 'Jubilee Souvenir Mossley 1855-1935' on behalf of Hollyberry, I found scraps of information and a couple of photographs of Mayalls and Buckleys as ex-Mayors of Mossley:

Photos: John Mayall 1886-1888; Robert Shaw Buckley 1888-1898; Joseph Fearns Lawton 1890-1892

Information: In 1892, there were portraits of John Mayall and Joseph Lawton in the Mayor's Parlour at Mossley Town Hall (formerly the drawing room of the house George Mayall built for his family in the 1860s)

There's also a mention of Edmund Lees Mayall, second son of George Mayall.

Might be of use to you ?

Woody

[missive]

Thank you all for your interest and help. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the 1851 census info Colin, I wonder where eldest daughter Hannah was on that night? She was born 1843 her reg. name was Mayall.

[pickles]

hi i have a Ratcliffe Buckley 1806 from Saddleworth who moves to stalybridge i have found him on census returns but wondering if anyone has a Ratcliffe Buckley in there family trees. thanks jacquie