Charles Howarth died in Waddington, Yorkshire, England, in 1796. [148]
He was buried in Waddington Methodist Capella, Waddington, Yorkshire, England, on 2nd November 1796. [148]
He married Sarah. They had seven children: Peggy, Charles, John, Stephen, James, Sally and Stephen.
Sarah died in Waddington, Yorkshire, in 1791. [148]
She was buried in Waddington Methodist Capella, Waddington, Yorkshire, on 1st August 1791. [148]
Children of Charles Howarth and Sarah:
f I. Peggy Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, in November 1758. [189]
She was baptised at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 10th November 1758. [188]
Peggy died in Waddington, Yorkshire, in 1758. [148, 188]
She was buried at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, England, on 12th November 1758 only a few days old [148, 188]
m II. Charles Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, England, in November 1759. [190] He died in Chatburn, Lancashire, in February 1808 at the age of 48. [130, 189]
Charles was buried at St Mary Magdalene Church in Clitheroe, Lancashire, on 16th February 1808. [130, 189]
m III. John Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, in 1761. [148]
He died in Clitheroe, Lancashire, between April and June 1838. [70]
m IV. Stephen Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, in December 1763.
He was baptised at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 25th December 1763. [11, 148, 157]
Stephen died as an infant in Waddington, Yorkshire, in January 1764. [11, 157]
He was buried at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 5th January 1764. [157]
m V. James Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, England, in April 1765. [148]
He was baptised at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 5th April 1765. [148, 157]
James died in Great Harwood, Lancashire, in January 1819 at the age of 53. [157]
He was buried at St Bartholomew Church in Great Harwood, Lancashire, on 17th January 1819. [157]
f VI. Sally Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, in 1767. [150]
She was baptised at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 30th November 1767. [150, 157]
Sally died in Waddington, Yorkshire, in October 1768 at the age of 1. [148]
She was buried at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 10th October 1768. [148, 157]
m VII. Stephen Howarth was born in Waddington, Yorkshire, in 1771. [150, 191, 192]
He was baptised at Waddington Methodist Capella in Waddington, Yorkshire, on 10th August 1771. [150, 157] (Recording error: Haworth a & o transposed)
Stephen died in Manchester, Lancashire, in July 1852 at the age of 81. [70]
Stephen married Margaret (Peggy) Hanson on 21 Oct 1793 at the Waddington Methodist Capella, Waddington, Yorkshire. (Recording error: a & o transposed)
- In 1841. Stephen Howarth lived in Loom Street, Ancoats, Manchester.
- In 1841. Margaret Howarth Lived in George Leigh Street, Ancoats Manchester.
- In 1851. Stephen Howarth lived in Cotton Street, Ancoats, Manchester
Loom Street, George Leigh Street and Cotton Street all adjoin each other and were next to Murray's Cotton Mill which was built in 1798. Ancoats was considered the cradle of the Industrial Revolution. After the opening of the Rochdale Canal in 1804 over 16 cotton mills were operating in the Ancoats area of Manchester. This was a boom time and great draw for workers, especially experienced cotton weavers from other areas. Also allied to this boom there was the need for builders, foundry workers and all the support businesses and workers to support the mills and their employees.
Margaret (Peggy) died in March 1850 in Ancoats. Death certificate says 'Died of Old Age'.
Margaret (Peggy) was buried in Ardwick Cemetery, Lancashire.
More facts and events for Stephen Howarth:
- Residence: 1841. Loom Street, Ancoats, Manchester, Lancashire [190] Occupation: Shoemaker. Age 70
- Residence: 1851. Cotton Street, Ancoats, Manchester, Lancashire [191] Relationship to Head of House: Lodger. Marital Status Widower. Occupation: Pauper Shoemaker. Age 80
