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     Ruth Hannah Robinson's birth was registered in the Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1900 in the Dalton-In-Furness registration district, at Lancashire, England.^5,6,7
     Ruth Hannah Robinson appears as Ruth H. Robinson, age 8 months, in the census of 1901 at Dalton-In-Furness, Lancashire, England,in the household of William Robinson as his daughter; Cecilia Bradley, age 16, was also enumerated with this family. She was born in Ireland and was their general domestic servant.¹
     Ruth Hannah Robinson resided in 1901 at 6 Station Road, Dalton-In-Furness, Lancashire, England, with his parents and siblings: James, Farrer, Bessie, William, Harry, and John.¹
     Ruth Hannah Robinson appears as Ruth Hannah Robinson, age 10, in the census of 2 April 1911 at Dalton-In-Furness, Lancashire, England,in the household of William Robinson as his daughter.⁸
     Ruth Hannah Robinson resided in April 1911 at 6 Station Road, Dalton-In-Furness, England, with her parents and siblings: Bessie, Farrer, William, Harry, and John.²
     The marriage of Ruth Hannah Robinson and ? Ingham was registered in Jan-Feb-Mar Quarter of 1921 in the Ulverston, England registration district.⁹

           Hannah (?) was born in 1786 at Yorkshire, England..²
     Hannah (?) married William Baker at Yorkshire, England.¹
     Hannah (?) appears as Hannah Baker, age 55, in the census of 1841 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Baker; Ann Baker, age 65, was also enumerated on this census with this family. Could this have been an older sister of William? It is noted that she is IND which stands for Indigent.¹
     Hannah (?) and William Baker resided in 1841 at Hague Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with their children Henry, Frederick, and Fanny. Also residing with the family was Ann Baker.¹

     Henry James Baker was also known to have been born circa 1822 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.⁸
     Henry James Baker was born circa 1824 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^9,10,11,12
     Henry James Baker appears as Herny Baker, age 19, in the census of 1841 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Baker; Ann Baker, age 65, was also enumerated on this census with this family. Could this have been an older sister of William? It is noted that she is IND which stands for Indigent.¹
     Henry James Baker resided in 1841 at Hague Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his parents and brother, Frederick, and sister, Fanny. Also living with the family was Ann Baker whose relationship to the family is unclear. It was noted on the census that she was indigent.¹ He was a painter in 1841 at Sheffield, England.¹
     Henry James Baker, age 27, appears as a visitor in the census of 1851 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with an unknown person . It appears that Henry may have been visiing his "intended" , Ann Griffith, at the time of this enumeration. Ann's parents, Robert and Ann and their son, William, age 11, were also enumerated on this census.² He was a painter in 1851 at Sheffield, England.²
     The marriage of Henry James Baker and Ann Griffith was registered in the Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1851 in the Ecclesall Bierlow, England registration district.^3,5,6
     Henry James Baker, age 38, appears as head of household in the census of 1861 in Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with Ann Griffith and Rosa Baker.⁴
     Henry James Baker and Ann Griffith resided in 1861 at 50 Cemetery Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with their daughter, Rosa.⁴ Henry James Baker was a painter in 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, England.⁴
     Henry James Baker, age 46, appears as head of household in the census of 1871 in Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with Ann Griffith.⁵
     Henry James Baker and Ann Griffith resided in 1871 at 43 Cemetery Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.⁵ Henry James Baker was a decorator in 1871 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.⁵
     Henry James Baker, age 57, appears as a lodger in the census of 1881 in 36 Thorp Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with Ann Griffith. He was enumerated with the George and Mary Mullis family and their two children.⁶ Henry James Baker was a house painter and decorator in 1881 at Ecclesall Bierlow, England.⁶
     Henry James's death was registered in the Apr-May-June Quarter of 1885 in the Ecclesall Bierlow registration district, England.⁷

           Frederick William Baker was born on 22 January 1824 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^8,9,10,11 He was baptized on 11 February 1824 at Sheffield Parish Church, Church Street, Sheffield, England.¹²
     Frederick William Baker appears as Frederick Baker, age 15, in the census of 1841 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Baker; Ann Baker, age 65, was also enumerated on this census with this family. Could this have been an older sister of William? It is noted that she is IND which stands for Indigent.²
     Frederick William Baker resided in 1841 at Hague Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his parents and brother, Henry and sister, Fanny. Also residing with the family was Ann Baker whose relationship is unknown.² He was a silversmith apprentice (perhaps to his father) in 1841 at Sheffield, England.²
     The marriage of Frederick William Baker and Louisa Greenwood was registered in the Jan-Feb-Mar of 1846 in the Sheffield, England registration district.^3,5
     Frederick William Baker, age 27, appears as head of household in the census of 1851 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Louisa Greenwood, Ellen Louisa Baker, Henry Baker and Mary Jane Baker.⁴
     Frederick William Baker and Louisa Greenwood resided in 1851 at 80 Granville Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with their children Louisa, Henry, and Mary Ann.⁴ Frederick William Baker was a silversmith in 1851 at Sheffield, England.⁴
     Frederick William Baker, age 37, appears as head of household in the census of 1861 in Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with Louisa Greenwood, Ellen Louisa Baker, Henry Baker, Mary Jane Baker, Frederick Baker and Herbert Baker.⁵
     Frederick William Baker and Louisa Greenwood resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with their children: Ellen, Henry, Mary Jane, Frederick, and Herbert.⁵ Frederick William Baker was a Silver Smith in 1861 at Sheffield, England.⁵
     Frederick William Baker, age 47, appears as head of household in the census of 1871 in Norton, Yorkshire, England, with Frederick Baker and Herbert Baker.⁶
     Frederick William Baker resided in 1871 at Mount View Road/Rock House, Norton, Yorkshire, England, with his sons Frederick and Herbert.⁶ He was a silversmith in 1871 at Sheffield, England.⁶
     Frederick William's death was registered in the December Quarter of 1877 in the Ecclesall Bierlow registration district, England.¹³

           Fanny Baker was born in 1829 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..²
     Fanny Baker appears as Fanny Baker, age 12, in the census of 1841 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of William Baker; Ann Baker, age 65, was also enumerated on this census with this family. Could this have been an older sister of William? It is noted that she is IND which stands for Indigent.¹
     Fanny Baker resided in 1841 at Hague Lane, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and brothers Henry and Frederick. Also residing with the family was Ann Baker whose relationship to the family is unknown.³

           Ann Griffith was born circa 1828 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^5,6,7
     The marriage of Ann Griffith and Henry James Baker was registered in the Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1851 in the Ecclesall Bierlow, England registration district.^1,3,4
     Ann Griffith appears as Ann Baker, age 33, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Henry James Baker as his wife.²
     Ann Griffith and Henry James Baker resided in 1861 at 50 Cemetery Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with their daughter, Rosa.² Ann Griffith was a widdow's (sic) milliner in 1861 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.²
     Ann Griffith appears as Ann Baker, age 42, in the census of 1871 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Henry James Baker as his wife.³
     Ann Griffith and Henry James Baker resided in 1871 at 43 Cemetery Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England.³
     Ann Griffith appears as Ann Baker, a lodger, age 53, in the census of 1881 at 36 Thorp Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with Henry James Baker as his wife; He was enumerated with the George and Mary Mullis family and their two children.⁴

           Rosa Baker was born in 1860 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..⁴
     Rosa Baker appears as Rosa Baker, age 1, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Henry James Baker as his daughter.¹
     Rosa Baker resided in 1861 at 50 Cemetery Road, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with her parents.¹ She died before 1871. She does not appear on the 1871 census with her parents.

           Elizabeth Jane Rigg was born on 1 January 1858 at Crooklands Brow, Dalton, Lancashire, England..¹ She was baptized on 8 January 1858 at St. Mary's Church, Dalton-In-Furness, England. She was baptized by J. M. Morgan, Vicar.³

     Margaret Elsa Rigg was listed as a beneficiary in Elsie Agnes Speight's will on 30 April 1955 at Carlisle, Lancashire, England; She left 1664 pounds 10s to Margaret Elsa Rigg, spinster.²
     Margaret Elsa Rigg resided on 31 December 1991 at Dalton-In-Furness, Lancashire, England.¹

     Nellie Rodger's birth was registered in the Oct-Nov-Dec Quarter of 1924 in the Dalton registration district, at Lancashire, England.^3,1 She was also known as Nelle Nellie was christened after her aunt Nellie. She hated the name so she dropped the I, spelled it Nelle and pronounced it Nell, like her aunt.¹
     Nellie Rodger resided at Dalton, Lancashire, England, until age 4.¹
     Nellie's death was registered in January of 2005 in the Enfield registration district, England.⁴

           Louisa Greenwood was born circa 1826 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^2,4
     The marriage of Louisa Greenwood and Frederick William Baker was registered in the Jan-Feb-Mar of 1846 in the Sheffield, England registration district.^1,3
     Louisa Greenwood appears as Louisa Baker, age 25, in the census of 1851 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his wife.²
     Louisa Greenwood and Frederick William Baker resided in 1851 at 80 Granville Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with their children Louisa, Henry, and Mary Ann.²
     Louisa Greenwood appears as Louisa Baker, age 34, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his wife.³
     Louisa Greenwood and Frederick William Baker resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with their children: Ellen, Henry, Mary Jane, Frederick, and Herbert.³

     Ellen Louisa Baker's birth was registered in the Jul-Aug-Sep Quarter of 1846 in the Sheffield registration district, at Yorkshire, England.^1,8,9
     Ellen Louisa Baker appears as Louisa Baker, age 4, in the census of 1851 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his daughter.¹⁰
     Ellen Louisa Baker resided in 1851 at 80 Granville Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and brother, Henry, and sister, Mary Ann.¹⁰
     Ellen Louisa Baker appears as Ellen L. Baker, age 14, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his daughter.¹¹
     Ellen Louisa Baker resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and siblings: Henry, Mary Jane, Frederick, and Herbert.¹¹ She was a warehouse girl in 1861 at Sheffield, England.¹¹

           Henry Baker was born circa 1848 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^7,8
     Henry Baker appears as Henry Baker, age 3, in the census of 1851 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his son.¹
     Henry Baker resided in 1851 at 80 Granville Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with his parents and sisters Louisa and Mary Ann.¹
     Henry Baker appears as Henry Baker, age 13, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his son.²
     Henry Baker resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with his parents and siblings: Ellen, Mary Jane, Frederick, and Herbert.² He was a spoon and fork filer in 1861 at Sheffield, England.²

     Mary Jane Baker's birth was registered in the Oct-Nov-Dec Quarter of 1850 in the Sheffield registration district, at Yorkshire, England.^1,8,9
     Mary Jane Baker appears as Mary Ann Baker, age 6 months, in the census of 1851 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his daughter.¹⁰
     Mary Jane Baker resided in 1851 at 80 Granville Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and brother, Henry, and sister, Louisa.¹⁰
     Mary Jane Baker appears as Mary J. Baker, age 10, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his daughter.⁷
     Mary Jane Baker resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with her parents and siblings: Ellen, Henry, Frederick, and Herbert.⁷
     Mary Jane Baker died in 1865 at Ecclesall Bierlow, England, Jan Feb Mar Quarter.¹¹

           Frederick Baker was born circa 1853 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^6,7
     Frederick Baker appears as Frederick Baker, age 8, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his son.¹
     Frederick Baker resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with his parents and siblings: Ellen, Henry, Mary Jane, and Herbert.¹
     Frederick Baker appears as Frederick Baker, age 19, in the census of 1871 at Norton, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his son.²
     Frederick Baker resided in 1871 at Mount View Road/Rock House, Norton, Yorkshire, England, with his widowed father and brother Herbert.² He was a table knife blade maker in 1871 at Norton, Yorkshire, England.²
     Frederick Baker appeared on the census of 2 April 1911 at 62 Wellington Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, as a boarder.⁸ He was a metal smith in April 1911 at Sheffield, England.^8,9
     Frederick Baker died in 1914 at South Yorkshire Asylum, Sheffield, England.⁹ He was buried on 14 May 1914 at City Road Cemetery, Sheffield, England. Grave Number 13330, Section BB in General Portion ground.⁹

           Herbert Baker was born circa 1855 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England..^8,9,10
     Herbert Baker appears as Herbert Baker, age 6, in the census of 1861 at Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his son.¹
     Herbert Baker resided in 1861 at Plum Street, Ecclesall Bierlow, Yorkshire, England, with his parents and siblings: Ellen, Henry, Mary Jane, and Frederick.¹
     Herbert Baker appears as Herbert Baker, age 16, in the census of 1871 at Norton, Yorkshire, England,in the household of Frederick William Baker as his son.¹¹
     Herbert Baker resided in 1871 at Mount View Road/Rock House, Norton, Yorkshire, England, with his widowed father and brother Frederick.¹¹ He was a (indecipherable) maker in 1871 at Sheffield, England.¹²
     The marriage of Herbert Baker and Sarah Ann Cholerton was registered in Jan-Feb-Mar Quarter of 1875 in the Sheffield, England registration district.^3,4
     Herbert Baker, age 26, appears as head of household in the census of 1881 in Heeley, Yorkshire, England, with Sarah Ann Cholerton, Louisa Baker, Herbert Baker, Rhoda Belcher Baker and William Henry Baker.⁴
     Herbert Baker and Sarah Ann Cholerton resided in 1881 at 166 Myrtle Road, Heeley, Yorkshire, England, with their children: Louisa, Herbert, Rhoda, and William Henry.⁴ Herbert Baker was an engineer's tool fitter in 1881 at Heeley, England.⁴
     Herbert Baker died in 1888 at Ecclesall Bierlow, England, Jan-Feb-Mar Quarter.¹³

           Robert Coldwell was born circa 1847 at Attercliffe, England..³
     Robert Coldwell married Elizabeth Murphy, daughter of Bernard M. Murphy and Ann Mahony, on 3 May 1867 at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.^4,5
     Robert Coldwell, age 44, appears as head of household in the census of 1891 in 33 Broad Oaks, Attercliffe cum Darnall, Yorkshire, England, with Elizabeth Murphy, Gertrude Coldwell, Clifton Coldwell, Walter Coldwell, Leonard Coldwell, Amelia Coldwell, Robert Bernard Coldwell and Elsie Coldwell. Robert's brother, Charles, age 61, was also enumerated with the family.¹ Robert Coldwell was a railway spring fitter in 1891 at Attercliffe, England.⁶
     Robert Coldwell, age 54, appears as head of household in the census of 1901 in 51 Mitchell Street (Rose Crown Inn), Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, with Elizabeth Murphy, Clifton Coldwell, Sarah (?), Leonard Coldwell, Amelia Coldwell, Robert Bernard Coldwell and Nora Coldwell. Robert's bother, Charles, age 61, was also enumerated with the family.¹
     Robert Coldwell, age 64, appears as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in 10 Edmund Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire West Riding, England, with Elizabeth Murphy, Robert Bernard Coldwell, Amelia Coldwell and Elsie Coldwell; A granddaughter, Sybil Coldwell, age 6, also appears on this census.² Robert Coldwell was a licensed victualler in 1911 at Sheffield.⁷

           Elizabeth Smith was born circa 1816 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^3,4,5 She was a weaver in 1836 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.⁶
     Elizabeth Smith, age 25, appears as head of household in the census of 1841 in Leyland, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Ann Smith, Ellen Smith, John Smith and Mary Smith.¹
     Elizabeth Smith resided in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with sisters Ann and Ellen, brother John, and Mary Smith (daughter of sister Ann). Her neighbors, both farmers, were the families of Henry Bamford (who was her brother-in-law) and Robert Smith (who may have been her uncle.)¹ She was a weaver in 1841 at Penwortham, England.¹
     Elizabeth Smith appears as Betty Smith, age 34, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his sister-in-law.² Elizabeth Smith was also known as Betty.²
     Elizabeth Smith resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her sister, Jane and her husband, Henry Bamford and their chidren: Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. She also lived with her sister, Ann Smith, and a nephew and niece to the head of the household, John and Mary Smith, (who may have been Ann's ill. children.)² She was a general servant
(Note: after this is the word sister wiht an arrow pointing up to the ehad of the house. This may confirm that Betty was Jane's sister and that she was their servant for the busy household) in 1851 at Penwortham, England.²
     Elizabeth Smith, age 47, appears in the census of 1861 in 4 Jordan Street, Preston, England, in the household of Harriet Oakley, a school mistress, as her house servant.⁷
     Elizabeth Smith, age 59, appears in the census of 1871 in 4 Jordan Street, Preston, England, in the household of Harriet Oakley, a school mistress, as her house servant.⁸
     Elizabeth Smith, age 60, appears in the census of 1881 in 12 Jordan Street, Preston, England, with Harriet Oakley, a national school mistress, as her general servant (domestic).⁹
     Elizabeth Smith, age 70, appears in the census of 1891 in 12 Jordan Street, Preston, England, with Harriet Oakley as her domestic servant.¹⁰
     Elizabeth Smith died on 4 February 1892 at Lancashire, England.¹¹ She was buried on 4 February 1892 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England.¹¹

           Ann Smith was born in 1820 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^9,10,11 She was baptized on 26 March 1820 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England.^1,2   
     Ann Smith appears as Ann Smith, age 20, in the census of 1841 at Leyland, Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Elizabeth Smith, her sister.³
     Ann Smith resided in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Elizabeth, Ellen, John, and Mary Smith. Neighbors (both farmers) were the families of Henry Bamford (who was her brother-in-law) and Robert Smith (who may have been her uncle.)³ She was a weaver in 1841 at Penwortham, England.³ She was a weaver in 1846 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.¹²
     Ann Smith appears as Ann Smith, age 30, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his sister-in-law.¹³
     Ann Smith resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her sister, Jane and her husband, Henry Bamford and their chidren: Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. She also lived with her other sister, Betty and a niece and nephew to the head of the household, Mary and John Smith (who were possibly Ann's ill. children.)¹³ She was a char woman in 1851 at Penwortham, England.¹³
     Ann Smith appears as Ann Smith, age 40, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his sister-in-law.⁴
     Ann Smith resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her sister Jane's family: Husband Henry Bamford and children, Margaret, Robert, Henry and Elizabeth. Also living with the family were Mary and John Smith who were noted to be the niece and nephew to the head of the family, Ann's children.⁴ She was a laundress in 1861 at Penwortham, England.⁴
     Ann Smith appears as Ann Smith, age 55, in the census of 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his sister-in-law.⁵
     Ann Smith resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her sister Jane and Henry Bamford and their children, Margaret, Henry, and Elizabeth. Also living with the family was Ann's daughter, Mary, and Margaret E. Smith (Ellen's daughter). Margaret Teale, sister to Jane and Ann, was also living there.⁵ She was a laundress in 1871 at Penwortham, England.⁵

           Mary Smith was born circa 1840 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^6,7,8,9
     Mary Smith appears as Mary Smith, age 1, in the census of 1841 at Leyland, Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Elizabeth Smith.¹
     Mary Smith resided in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Elizabeth (aunt?), Ann (mother?), John (uncle), and Mary Smith (illegitimate . Neighbors (both farmers) were the families of Henry Bamford (who was her uncle and Robert Smith (who may have been her great uncle.)¹
     Mary Smith appears as Mary Smith, age 10, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his niece.²
     Mary Smith resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her maternal aunt, Jane and her husband, Henry Bamford and their chidren: Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. She also lived with her mother, Ann Smith, maternal aunt Betty, and her brother, John Smith.²
     Mary Smith appears as Mary Smith, age 20, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his niece.³
     Mary Smith resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with the Henry and Jane Bamford family, her uncle and aunt. Also there were her cousins Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth Bamford. She was living there with her mother, Ann and her brother, John Smith.³ She was a laundress in 1861 at Penwortham, England.³
     Mary Smith appears as Mary Smith, age 32, in the census of 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his niece.⁴
     Mary Smith resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her aunt and uncle Jane and Henry Bamford and their children, Margaret, Henry, and Elizabeth. In addition, living with the family was her mother and aunt Margaret E. Smith. Margaret E. Smith, daughter of Ellen Smith, was also living with the family.⁴ She was a laundress in 1871 at Penwortham, England.⁴

           Jane Smith was born in August 1798 at Hutton, Lancashire, England..^{1,11,12,13,14} She was baptized on 26 August 1798 at Longton, Lancashire, England.¹
     Jane Smith married Henry Bamford on 7 May 1833 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. By W. Browne, Curator. Witnesses were Margaret Smith, sister of the bride, and George Bamford, brother of the groom.^3,4,5,15,16   
     Jane Smith appears as Jane Bamford, age 35, in the census of 1841 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford.²
     Jane Smith and Henry Bamford resided in 1841 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Robert, and Henry.²
     Jane Smith appears as Jane Bamford, age 51, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his wife.³
     Jane Smith and Henry Bamford resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Robert, Henry, Elizabeth, Henry's sisters-in-law Betty and Ann Smith, and his niece and nephew Mary and John Smith.³
     Jane Smith appears as Jane Bamford, age 62, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his wife.⁴
     Jane Smith and Henry Bamford resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. Also living there were Jane's sister, Ann Smith and her (possible) children, Mary and John Smith.⁴
     Jane Smith appears as Jane Bamford, age 72, in the census of 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his wife.⁵
     Jane Smith and Henry Bamford resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Henry, and Elizabeth. Also residing with the family was Henry's sister-in-law Ann Smith, her daughter, Mary Smith, and Margaret E. Smith (daughter of Ellen Smith). Also, Margaret Teale, Henry's sister-in-law, was enumerated with the family.⁵
     Jane died on 25 March 1880 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England, at age 81.^17,7 She was buried on 29 March 1880 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. She is buried with her husband, Henry, and two daughters, Margaret and Margaret Elizabeth Bamford.¹⁷

           Henry Bamford was born in 1804 at Lancashire, England..⁶ He was also known to have been born in 1806 at Lancashire, England.⁷ He was also known to have been born in 1807 at Longton, Lancashire, England.⁸ He was also known to have been born in 1808 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.⁹ He was also known to have been born in 1810 at Longton, Lancashire, England.¹⁰
     Henry Bamford married Jane Smith, daughter of James Smith and Margaret Beardsworth, on 7 May 1833 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. By W. Browne, Curator. Witnesses were Margaret Smith, sister of the bride, and George Bamford, brother of the groom.^2,3,4,11,12    Henry Bamford was a weaver in October 1835 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.¹³ He was a farmer in 1836 at Penwortham, England.¹⁴
     Henry Bamford, age 25, appears as head of household in the census of 1841 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Jane Smith, Margaret Bamford, Robert Bamford and Henry Bamford.¹ Henry Bamford was a farmer in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, England.¹
     Henry Bamford and Jane Smith resided in 1841 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Robert, and Henry.¹ Henry Bamford was a farmer in 1842 at Penwortham, England.¹⁵
     Henry Bamford, age x, appears as head of household in the census of 1851 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Jane Smith, Margaret Bamford, Robert Bamford, Henry Bamford, Margaret Elizabeth Bamford, Ann Smith, Elizabeth Smith, John Smith and Mary Smith.²
     Henry Bamford and Jane Smith resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Robert, Henry, Elizabeth, Henry's sisters-in-law Betty and Ann Smith, and his niece and nephew Mary and John Smith.² Henry Bamford was a farmer of 5 acres and ag. lab in 1851 at Penwortham, England.²
     Henry Bamford, age 54, appears as head of household in the census of 1861 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Jane Smith, Margaret Bamford, Robert Bamford, Henry Bamford, Margaret Elizabeth Bamford, Ann Smith, Mary Smith and John Smith.³
     Henry Bamford and Jane Smith resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. Also living there were Jane's sister, Ann Smith and her (possible) children, Mary and John Smith.³ Henry Bamford was a farmer of 2 acres in 1861 at Penwortham, England.³
     Henry Bamford, age 61, appears as head of household in the census of 1871 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Jane Smith, Margaret Bamford, Margaret Elizabeth Bamford, Henry Bamford, Ann Smith, Mary Smith, Margaret Ellen Smith and Margaret Smith.⁴
     Henry Bamford and Jane Smith resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Margaret, Henry, and Elizabeth. Also residing with the family was Henry's sister-in-law Ann Smith, her daughter, Mary Smith, and Margaret E. Smith (daughter of Ellen Smith). Also, Margaret Teale, Henry's sister-in-law, was enumerated with the family.⁴ Henry Bamford was a farmer of 4 acres in 1871 at Penwortham, England.⁴ He was an informant to the death of Margaret Smith, his sister-in-law, on 3 May 1871, in Penwortham, Lancashire, England; from senile decay for some years.¹⁶
     Jane died on 25 March 1880 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England, at age 81 leaving Henry a widower.^17,18
     Henry Bamford, age 73, appears as head of household in the census of 1881 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Margaret Bamford, Henry Bamford, Margaret Elizabeth Bamford and Margaret Ellen Smith. (an unknown value.)⁵
     Henry Bamford resided in 1881 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his children Margaret, Henry, and Elizaberth and a niece, Margaret E. Smith.⁵ He was a farmer of 2 acres employing 1 labourer (probably his son, Henry) in 1881 at Penwortham, England.⁵
     Henry Bamford died on 2 November 1889 at Penwortham, England.¹⁹ He was buried in November 1889 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. He is buried with his wife, Jane and two daughters, Margaret and Margaret Elizabeth.¹⁹
     Henry Bamford had his will proved on 27 November 1889 at Lancaster, England. Robert Bamford and John Smith served as executor. The value of the estate was 432 pounds. It was proved by Robert Bamford and John Smith, nephew..²⁰

           Margaret Bamford was born circa 1834 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^{15,16,17,18,19}
     Margaret Bamford appears as Margaret Bamford, age 7, in the census of 1841 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford.¹
     Margaret Bamford resided in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and brothers Robert and Henry.¹
     Margaret Bamford appears as Margaret Bamford, age 17, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his daughter.²
     Margaret Bamford resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings: Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. She also lived with her aunts, Betty and Ann Smith and her cousins, Mary and John Smith.² She was a charwoman in 1851 at Penwortham, England.²
     Margaret Bamford appears as Margaret Bamford, age 27, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his wife.³
     Margaret Bamford resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings: Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. She also lived with her aunt, Ann Smith and her cousins, Mary and John Smith.³
     Margaret Bamford witnessed the marriage of Joseph Sanderson and Mary Smith on 26 December 1861 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England; by W. E. Rawstorne. Witnesses were Samuel Sanderson, brother of the groom and Margaret Bamford, cousin of the bride.^20,21
     Margaret Bamford appears as Margaret Bamford, age 37, in the census of 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his daughter.⁴
     Margaret Bamford resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and sister Elizabeth and brother Henry. Also living there were her maternal aunts Ann and Elizabeth Smith, Ann's daughter Mary Smith, and her cousin Margaret E. Smith (daughter of her maternal aunt Ellen Smith.)⁴
     Margaret Bamford appears as Margaret Bamford, age 48, in the census of 1881 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his daughter.⁵
     Margaret Bamford resided in 1881 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her widowed father, brother Henry, and sister Elizabeth and a cousin Margaret E. Smith.⁵ She was a laundress in 1881 at Penwortham, England.⁵
     Margaret Bamford appears as Margaret Bamford, age 58, in the census of 1891 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Margaret Elizabeth Bamford as her sister.²²
     Margaret Bamford resided in 1891 at Off of Cop Lane, Penwortham, England, with her sister Margaret Elizabeth and her cousin Margaret Ellen Smith.²² She was a laundress in 1891 at Penwortham, England.²²
     Margaret Bamford died on 16 June 1893 at Penwortham, England.²³ She was buried in June 1893 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. She is buried with her parents and sister, Margaret Elizabeth.²³   

           Robert Bamford was born in 1835 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^16,17,18,19 He was baptized on 11 October 1835 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. By H. Hamer, Curate.¹   
     Robert Bamford appears as Robert Bamford, age 5, in the census of 1841 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford.²
     Robert Bamford resided in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and brother, Henry and sister, Margaret.²
     Robert Bamford appears as Robert Bamford, age 14, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his son.³
     Robert Bamford resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and siblings: Margaret, Henry, and Elizabeth. He also lived with his aunts, Betty and Ann Smith and his cousins, Mary and John Smith.³ He was an errand boy in 1851 at Penwortham, England.³
     Robert Bamford appears as Robert Bamford, age 25, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his son.⁴
     Robert Bamford resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and siblings: Margaret, Henry, and Elizabeth. He also lived with his aunt, Ann Smith and his cousins, Mary and John Smith.⁴ He was an agricultural laborer (more than likely working with his father on their family farm) in 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.⁴
     Robert Bamford married Clarice Threlfall, daughter of Lazarus Threlfall, on 17 December 1862 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.^20,21,6,7,8
     Robert Bamford, age 35, appears as head of household in the census of 1871 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Clarice Threlfall, Henry James Bamford, Robert Bamford and James Bamford.⁶
     Robert Bamford and Clarice Threlfall resided in 1871 at Keled Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Henry, Robert, and James.⁶ Robert Bamford was working in the field of husbandry in 1871 at Penwortham, England.⁶ He was an informant to the death of Jane Smith, his mother, on 25 March 1880, Penwortham, Lancashire, England.^22,23
     Robert Bamford, age 47, appears as head of household in the census of 1881 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Clarice Threlfall, Henry James Bamford, Robert Bamford, James Bamford, John Bamford and William Charles Bamford.⁷
     Robert Bamford and Clarice Threlfall resided in 1881 at Back Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Henry, Robert, James, John, and William.⁷ Robert Bamford was an agricultural cowman in 1881 at Penwortham, England.⁷
     Robert Bamford was the executor of Henry Bamford's estate on 27 November 1889 at Lancaster, England. The value of the estate was 432 pounds. It was proved by Robert Bamford and John Smith, nephew..²⁴
     Robert Bamford, age 56, appears as head of household in the census of 1891 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Clarice Threlfall, Robert Bamford, John Bamford and William Charles Bamford.⁸
     Robert Bamford and Clarice Threlfall resided in 1891 at Back Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with their children: Robert, John, and William.⁸ Robert Bamford was a farm agricultural labourer in 1891 at Penwortham, England.⁸
     Robert Bamford died on 8 August 1893 at Preston, England.²⁵ He was buried in August 1893 at St. Mary's Churchyard, Penwortham, Lancashire, England.
     Robert Bamford had his will proved on 23 August 1893 at Lancaster, England. The value of the estate was 94 pounds. It was proved by Claris Bamford, widow..²⁶

           Henry Bamford was born circa 1836 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^{16,17,18,19,20} He was baptized on 22 October 1836 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, by W. Harrison, Curate.¹   
     Henry Bamford appears as Henry Bamford, age 3, in the census of 1841 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford.²
     Henry Bamford resided in 1841 at Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and brother, Robert and sister, Margaret.²
     Henry Bamford appears as Henry Bamford, age 12, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his son.³
     Henry Bamford resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and siblings: Margaret, Robert, and Elizabeth. He also lived with his aunts, Betty and Ann Smith and his cousins, Mary and John Smith.³
     Henry Bamford appears as Henry Bamford, age 23, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his son.⁴
     Henry Bamford resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and siblings: Margaret, Robert, and Elizabeth. He also lived with his aunt, Ann Smith and his cousins, Mary and John Smith.⁴ He was an agricultural laborer (most likely working on the family farm with his father and his brother, Robert) in 1861 at Penwortham, England.⁴
     Henry Bamford married Mary Spacie on 4 October 1864 at Edge Hill, Lancashire, England.^21,22,23
     Henry Bamford appears as Henry Bamford, age 32, in the census of 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his son.⁵
     Henry Bamford resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his parents and sisters, Margaret and Elizabeth. Also residing with the family were Henry's maternal aunt, Ann Smith and her daughter Mary Smith and Margaret E. Smith (daughter of Ellen Smith) as well as another maternal aunt, Margaret Teale.⁵ Henry was a farmer's son at Penwortham in 1871.⁵
     Henry Bamford appears as Henry Bamford, age 42, in the census of 1881 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his son.⁶
     Henry Bamford resided in 1881 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his widowed father, sisters Margaret and Elizabeth and a cousin Margaret E. Smith.⁶ He was an agricultural labourer (probably working with his father on the 2 acre family-owned farm) in 1881 at Penwortham, England.⁶
     Henry Bamford, age 48, appears as head of household in the census of 1891 in Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Mary Spacie.⁷ Henry Bamford was a farm laborer in 1891 at Penwortham, England.⁷
     Henry Bamford died on 27 April 1892 at Preston, Lancashire, England.^24,25 He was buried in April 1892 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England.²⁴

           Margaret Elizabeth Bamford was born in 1842 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^16,17,18,19 She was baptized on 13 March 1842 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, by Richard Tomlins, Curate.²⁰    She also went by the name of Elizabeth.^21,22,23
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford appears as Elizabeth Bamford, age 9, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his daughter.¹
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings: Margaret, Robert, and Henry. He also lived with his aunts, Betty and Ann Smith and his cousins, Mary and John Smith.¹
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford appears as Elizabeth Bamford, age 19, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his daughter.²
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and siblings: Margaret, Robert, and Henry. She also lived with her aunt, Ann Smith and her cousins, Mary and John Smith.²
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford appears as Margaret E. Bamford, age 28, in the census of 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his daughter.²⁴
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford resided in 1871 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her parents and sisters, Margaret and Elizabeth. Also residing with the family were Elizabeth's maternal aunt, Ann Smith and her daughter Mary Smith and Margaret E. Smith (daughter of Ellen Smith) as well as another maternal aunt, Margaret Teale.²⁴
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford appears as Elizabeth Bamford, age 38, in the census of 1881 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as hisdaughter.⁴
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford resided in 1881 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her widowed father, sister Margaret, brother Henry, and a cousin Margaret E. Smith.⁴ She was a laundress in 1881 at Penwortham, England.⁴
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford resided in 1891 at Off of Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with her sister Margaret and a cousin Margaret E. Smith.²⁵
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford, age 49, appears as Margaret E. Bamford, head of household in the census of 1891 in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with Margaret Bamford and Margaret Ellen Smith.²⁵ Margaret Elizabeth Bamford was a farmer and laundress in 1891 at Penwortham, England.²⁵
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford, age 68, appears as head of household in the census of 2 April 1911 in Sea View, Walmer Bridge, Preston, England, with.²⁶ She was a laundress in April 1911 at Walmer Bridge, Preston, England.²⁶
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford died on 3 December 1915 in the Workhouse, Fulwood, England, The informant to her death was Margaret Ellen Smith Bretherton, listed as her 'half-cousin'..^27,28,29 She was buried in December 1915 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. She is buried with her parents and sister, Margaret Bamford.²⁷
     Margaret Elizabeth Bamford had her will proved on 22 January 1916 at Lancashire, England. Margaret Ellen Smith served as administrator. Her cousin, Margaret Ellen Smith Bretherton, administered the estate valued at 243 pounds.³⁰

           John Smith was born in 1846 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England..^6,2,7,8 He was baptized on 20 September 1846 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England. By W. S. Vawdrey, officiating minister.⁹
     John Smith appears as John Smith, age 4, in the census of 1851 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his nephew.¹
     John Smith resided in 1851 at 24 Backlane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with his aunt, Jane and her husband, Henry Bamford and their chidren: Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth. He also lived with his mother Ann Smith, a maternal aunt Betty and his sister, Mary Smith.¹
     John Smith appears as Mary Smith, age 14, in the census of 1861 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England,in the household of Henry Bamford as his nephew.²
     John Smith resided in 1861 at Cop Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, with the Henry and Jane Bamford family, his uncle and aunt. Also there were his cousins Margaret, Robert, Henry, and Elizabeth Bamford. In addition were his mother Ann and sister Mary Smith.²
     John Smith, age 24, appears in the census of 1871 in 80 Howick Lane, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, in the household of Robert Whalley who was a farmer of 31 acres.³ He was a farm servant in 1871 at Penwortham, Lancashire, England.³
     John Smith resided in 1872 at Preston, Lancashire, England.¹⁰ He was buried on 19 April 1872 at St. Mary's Church, Penwortham, Lancashire, England, by H. Tattershall.¹¹