Carlisle Journal, 04 Nov 1815 - BMD
Petra Mitchinson
Saturday 04 Nov 1815 (p. 3, col. 2-3)
MARRIED.
Wednesday week, at Gretna Green, Mr. Ralph BECKWITH, of Newcastle, to Francis [sic] Mary, daughter of George WOOLER, Esq. of Deckham's Hall, Durham.
On Saturday last, at Bolton church, by the Rev. Mr. WATTS, Mr. Francis FORRESTER, of Percy-hill, to Miss MILBOURN, of the same place.
Tuesday se'nnight, in Whitehaven, the Rev. Charles CHURCH, A. M. minister of St. John's Chapel, Hensingham, to Miss PAXTON, daughter of the late Mr. PAXTON, of Whitehaven.
Same place, Mr. Henry ROBERT, to Mrs. Jane GEORGE.
Same place, Mr. John HIND, to Miss Mary HEXHAM.
Same place, on Monday, Mr. Alexander M'KAY, to Miss Fanny TURNER.
Same place, Mr. David DICKINSON, of St. Bees, to Miss Sarah WILSON, youngest daughter of Mr. C. WILSON.
The 30th ult. at Kendal (by the Rev. Thomas THORNBURROW), John THOMPSON, M. D. of Halifax, to Miss Charlotte, only daughter of the late Joseph CARTLEDGE, M. D. of Brow Bridge, Ealand.
Same day, in Newcastle, Mr. HUDSON, of the Newcastle Bank, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. J. BECKINGTON.
Last week, in London, to his second wife, Mr. George MAXWELL, a respectable tailor, in the 85th year of his age, to a blooming maiden of 23; the bridegroom appeared full of glee and full of spirits on the occasion, though he is father, grandfather, and great-grandfather to 101 children.
DIED.
Yesterday week, in this city, aged 39, Mrs. Mary HODGSON, wife of Mr. Richard HODGSON, innkeeper, after a long and afflicting illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation.
Yesterday week, in this city, Jane, daughter of Mr. John WRIGHT; aged 11 years.
On Monday last, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. James BELL, weaver, Brampton; aged 34.
Last week, at Croft-Head, near Longtown, aged 74, Mr. Jos. FLETCHER.
Tuesday last, at Wigton, Mr. Geo. CHARLES, grocer, of a rheumatic gout, of which he has been confined for seven years, which he bore with Christian fortitude; aged 53.
On Saturday the 14th ult. at Bolton-gate, Mr. John IRVINE, many years parish clerk of Bolton, aged 64.
Suddenly, at Maryport, on Friday last, Mr. John COULTHARD, tide surveyor, aged 48; formerly of Gilsland, in this county.
On Monday last, at Maryport, Mrs. Elizabeth ISMAY, widow, aged 60, mother of Capt. Henry ISMAY, of the Vine, of Maryport.
Thursday, at Workington, Mrs. JACKSON, wife of Mr. Peter JACKSON, ship-carpenter.
At Workington, on Tuesday last, after a short illness, in the prime of life, Mr. Robert LYNN, auctioneer, much respected by all who knew him.
Saturday se'nnight, at Workington, aged 60 years, Capt. Milham PONSONBY, R. N.
In Whitehaven, on Wednesday the 25th ult. Mr. Thos. HUDDLESTON, aged 79, formerly master of a vessel.
Same place, aged 55, Mrs. TOMLINSON, wife of Capt. TOMLINSON, late of the Milham, of Whitehaven.
The 25th ult. at Berrier, Mr. Joseph DAWSON, of Monk's Hall, near Keswick; aged 45.
Killed, some time ago, in Cumana, South America, by the Royalist party there, against whom he had taken no part, Mr. Samuel MALCOMSON, third son of Mr. Samuel MALCOMSON, innkeeper, Kirkcudbright.
Lately, at Cleator, aged 28, Mary, wife of Mr. Samuel LINDOW.
The 20th ult. at Kirkland, parish of Lamplugh, Ann, wife of Mr. Jacob DIXON.
At Smallthwaite, parish of Lamplugh, the 23d ult. Mr. John FEARON, aged 87.
Very suddenly, on Saturday last, Mr. John MATTHEWS, of Kirkland, aged 63.
The 33d [sic] ult. on the passage from New York, Mr. Thos. TYSON, chief mate of the brig Thomas, of Liverpool, and son of Mr. Edward TYSON, plumber and glazier, Maryport. He was washed overboard in a hurricane, in his 21st year, on his twentieth passage across the Atlantic.
Wednesday se'nnight, C. BEWICKE, Esq. of Close House, near Newcastle, M. P. for Winchelsea.
At Ardfort Abbey, county of Kerry, same day, the Earl of Glandore.
At Dumfries, on the 26th ult. Mr. James PRIMROSE, eldest son of Mr. James PRIMROSE, tanner.
Same place, the 25th ult. Mrs. Sarah CRICHTON, relict of Mr. John HENDERSON, of Nunholm.
In Dublin, on the 23d ult. the Earl of Wicklow.
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Hi Petra
Thank you for this – I think it might be one of mine.
George Wooler of Deckham’s Hall’s daughter, Elizabeth, married John CURRY, my 1c6r. Frances is a recurring name in that family, and continues down to my 8 year old granddaughter known as Fran.
Will have to go back and check a file I haven’t looked at for ?? years!
Dorothy
Petra Mitchinson
Great – I love it when someone finds a rellie in the transcriptions.
Petra
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Wish it was spelled Reveley not rellie! 😉
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