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| 'Christopher WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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1770 |
Hillfield |
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1770 |
Walton |
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1783 |
Hillfield, Walton |
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9/3/1783 |
Walton |
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| | aged 12 at time of death |
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| 'Arthur WANNOP (M) | Parents/Siblings
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1773 |
Walton, Brampton, Cumberland |
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30/6/1860 |
Hillfield farm, Walton |
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1860 |
Walton, Brampton, Cumberland |
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| 1851 Census shows: Arthur Wannop, Widower Head of Household at Hillfield.
He was a farmer of 120 acres employing 2 Labourers and was born in Walton.
Also .....
Mary Wannop 47, Farmers daughter, Born Walton
Adam Wannop 35 s. um. Born Walton
Elizabeth Holmes 15,Grand-daughter, um. Scholar, Born Walton
Mary Wannop 11, Grand-daughter, um. Scholar, Born Walton.
( Additionally 2 servants in house)
churchwarden in Walton 1802
Aged 87 at time of death (ie in 88th year)
His death was announced in the Carlisle Journal of 13th July 1860
"greatly respected and deeply regretted"
Son Adam moved to Little Blencow when Arthur died and elder brother Nathan John took over the farm. |
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| 'Ann WANNOP (F) | Parents/Siblings
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21/3/1775 |
Walton, Brampton, Cumberland, England |
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30/1/1827 |
Hillfield, Walton |
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| | aged 51 at time of death |
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| 'Mary WANNOP (F) | Parents/Siblings
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1777 |
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21/6/1820 |
Hillfield, Brampton, Cumberland, England |
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1820 |
Walton, Brampton, Cumberland, England |
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| Epitaph reads:
A pale consumption gave the fatal blow
The stroke was certain but the effect was slow
With lingering pain death saw the sore oppressed
Pitied her size and kindly gave her rest.
Aged 42 at time of death |
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| >Mary HETHERINGTON (F) | | Others called Hetherington |
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1735 |
Whitehill, Walton |
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24/2/1815 |
Hillfield, Brampton |
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1815 |
Walton, Brampton |
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| Here freed from all the anxious cares of life,
Now rest in peace a husband and a wife.
In harmless innocence life's course they trod;
Virtue their practice all their hopes in God.
Meek in their minds, submissive to his will,
His constant aim his precepts to fulfill,
They left behind a pure unsullied name,
Then, Vender, learn and go and do the same.
The above was the epitaph to her and her husband Nathan
Aged 80 at time of death so must have been born about 1735.
Urlan Wannop says that she was born at Whitehill in 1735
Possibly, she was the daughter of John Hetherington, who died at Whitehill in 1770, according to Urlan Wannop |
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