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Francis Mosley

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puck66
Joined: Sat Jul 11 2009, 02:16PM
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Sat Jul 11 2009, 02:36PM
I'm looking for any info on a Francis Mosley born c.1825 in Bolsover, Derbyshire. His wife? was a Ann Wrigglesworth b. Worksop although I haven't found a marriage certificate for them. Francis was my 3xgreat grandfather and was at various times a miner and a framework knitter. He and Ann had at least 5 children, William, Ruth, Susannah, George and ? Any help would be appreciated, thank you,
Linda
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martin
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Sun Jul 12 2009, 12:18AM
Hi Linda,

Welcome to our web pages. We hope you find them interesting and useful.

Francis was the son of Francis and Ruth Ratcliffe. He married Ann Wrigglesworth, and died in 1895.

I have found the following children: William,b.1846; George, b.1849; Ruth Ann, b.1855; Francis, b.1863.

Can you tell us which of the children you are descended from? It may help us to put you in contact with other researchers looking at your lines.

Hope this helps.

Best regards
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puck66
Joined: Sat Jul 11 2009, 02:16PM
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Sun Jul 12 2009, 07:34AM
Hi Martin,
I'm descended from Francis' daughter Susannah b.31 July 1858 in Brimington. She married William Lowe in Chesterfield on 16 Feb 1880. They had 4 children, including my great grandmother Ethel. Susannah and William lived for a while in Brimington before moving to 12 Sunny Springs in Chesterfield. Susannah died in 1937.
Linda
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