Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 151250698184499891DCD3714E5196D07CD7
• Residence: 1871, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; 60 Upper Brock Street
• Residence: 1881, Nottingham, , Nottingham, England; 37 Sabina St
• Residence: 1891, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; 20 York Street

Notes:

Deaths Jun 1900
Jephcote Eliza 53 Derby 7b 313

Birth:
Location cleared up based on father's military records showing him there at the time.

Died:
Derby Daily Telegraph on Monday May 7th 1900
THE SUICIDE OF A DERBY HOUSEKEEPER.
The fifth and last inquest was on the body of Eliza Jephocote, aged 53, whose death occurred under sad circumstances. - James Bradbury, a slater, of 53 St Helens Street, said the deceased was his housekeeper. Last Friday, he left home about a quarter to six in the morning. She was then lying on the sofa in the front room. He returned home for his breakfast at a few minutes to eight, and found the door fast. He opened it by shaking it. Upon him getting into the home he found the deceased hanging by a rope behind the back door. She was quite dead, and he went at once for the police. The rope produced was the piece that was used. Deceased fetched it from out of a room at the top of the house. Deceased had been much troubled by her daughter, who was 18 years of age, running away from home about 10 weeks ago. She had often asked witness to fetch her back, but witness told deceased not to trouble about her. Deceased had been drinking rather heavily of late, but he had not heard her threaten to commit suicide. - Police constable Whitaker spoke to being called to the house on Friday morning. He cut her down and found that she was dead. There was a chair not far off, and witness was of the opinion that she had stood on the chair to fasten the rope to the back of the door, and then jumped off it. The Jury returned the verdict of suicide whilst temporarily insane.

Eliza married James JEPHCOTE on 15 May 1865 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England. James (son of James JEPHCOTE and Sarah Maria HORSFALL) was born on 22 Feb 1845 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; died in 1881 in Nottingham, , Nottingham, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
St. Mary's Catholic Church

1. Sarah Ann JEPHCOTE was born in 1867 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; and died.
2. John Henry JEPHCOTE was born in 1869 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; died in 1907 in Watford, , Hertfordshire, England.
3. Mary JEPHCOTE was born in 1871 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; and died.
4. James JEPHCOTE was born in 1872 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; died on 20 Jul 1904.
5. Edwin JEPHCOTE was born in 1874 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; and died.
6. Alfred JEPHCOTE was born in 1875 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; died in 1880 in Nottingham, , Nottingham, England.
7. Reginald JEPHCOTE was born in 1877 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; died in 1880 in Nottingham, , Nottingham, England.
8. Alice JEPHCOTE was born in 1878 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; died in 1880 in Nottingham, , Nottingham, England.
9. Lilian Busson JEPHCOTE was born in 1882 in Nottingham, , Nottingham, England; died in 1900 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 36EAA7C7A7644321AB408ED50B4AEB750024
• Occupation: 1827, London, , Greater London, England; Laborer
• Military: 19 Sep 1827, London, , Greater London, England; Enlisted in the 35th Reg
• Military: 19 Sep 1827-18 Sep 1828, London, , Greater London, England; Underage Private in the 35th Regiment
• Military: 19 Sep 1828, London, , Greater London, England; Start of Active Service
• Military: 19 Sep 1828-31 Dec 1828; Private in the 35th Regiment
• Military: Mar 1830, Barbados
• Military: 1831, Barbados
• Military: 1828-1832, West Indies
• Military: Mar 1832, Gosport, , Hampshire, England; Forton Barracks
• Military: Apr 1832, Northampton, , Northampton, England
• Military: Apr 1832, Weedon, , Northampton, England; Weedon Barracks
• Military: Jul 1832, Burnley, , Lancashire, England
• Military: 8 Sep 1832; Crime
• Military: 1833, Burnley, , Lancashire, England
• Military: 11 Mar 1834; Crime
• Military: 30 Apr 1834, Burnley, , Lancashire, England
• Military: May 1834, Dublin, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland; Royal Barracks, Palatine Square
• Military: 21 Oct 1834, Dublin, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
• Military: 31 Oct 1834, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: 18 Aug 1836; Relinquished his right to additional pay and Granted 1 penny a day good conduct pay and one Distinguishing Mark
• Military: 6 Oct 1836, Cork, Cork, Munster, Ireland
• Military: 4 Jan 1837, Cork, Cork, Munster, Ireland
• Military: May 1838, Londonderry, , Londonderry, Northern Ireland
• Military: May 1838, Stirling, , Stirling, Scotland; Stirling Castle
• Military: May 1839, Chatham, , Kent, England
• Military: 1840, Gosport, , Hampshire, England; Forton Barracks
• Military: Sep 1840, Portsmouth, , Hampshire, England
• Military: 22 Jan 1841; Granted a second penny per diem and Distinguishing Mark
• Occupation: Jun 1841, Warblington, Portsmouth, , Hampshire, England; Soldier
• Residence: Jun 1841, Warblington, Portsmouth, , Hampshire, England
• Military: Aft Jun 1841, Dublin, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
• Military: Sep 1841, Carlow, Carlow, Leinster, Ireland
• Military: Jun 1842, Clonmel, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: Sep 1842, Youghal, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: Nov 1842, Clonmel, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: Jun 1843, Youghal, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: Jan 1844, Templemore, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: Jul 1844, Nenagh, Tipperary, Munster, Ireland
• Military: 1845, Summer Cove, Cork, Munster, Ireland; Charles Fort
• Military: 1846, Summer Cove, Cork, Munster, Ireland; Charles Fort
• Military: 1 Jan 1846; Granted a third penny per diem and Distinguishing Mark
• Military: 1 Jan 1829-23 Feb 1846; Private in the 35th Regiment
• Military: 24 Feb 1846; Promoted to Corporal
• Military: 24 Feb 1847; Granted a fourth penny per diem, Good Conduct Pay
• Military: 1 Mar 1847, Dungarvan, Waterford, Munster, Ireland; 35th Regt. of Foot aka Royal Sussex garrisoned in King John's Castle
• Military: Jul 1847, Jersey, UK; Departed for Jersey
• Military: 17 Apr 1848, Plymouth, , Devonshire, England
• Military: Aug 1848, Dublin, Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
• Military: 1849, Mullingar, Westmeath, Leinster, Ireland
• Occupation: 1849, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; Corporal in the Army
• Residence: 1849, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; 21 River Street
• Military: 19 Sep 1827-12 Oct 1849; 35th Foot
• Military: 12 Oct 1849, Mullingar, Westmeath, Leinster, Ireland; Discharged from The Royal Sussex Regiment
• Signature: 12 Oct 1849, Mullingar, Westmeath, Leinster, Ireland
• Residence: 12 Oct 1849, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; No 39 Henry Street
• Military: 13 Oct 1849-26 Nov 1849; Further Service
• Occupation: 1851, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England; Policeman
• Residence: 1851, Christchurch, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England; 29 Cumberland Street
• Residence: 1852, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1852, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1853, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1855, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1857, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Occupation: 1861; Porter - Pensioner
• Residence: 1861, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; Upper Brook Street

Notes:

Birth:
St Martins, London

We know he enlisted at the age of 17 on 21 Sep 1827 and had to wait until his 18th birthday to start active service which was on 19 Sep 1828, both of which were a Friday. It is likely he enlisted on or shortly after his 17th birthday and would have been compeled to start his service on or shortly after his 18th birthday. So his birthday must have been on or shortly before the 19th of September 1810. Further his papers show him as underage from 19 Sep 1827 until 18 Sep 1828 and then start a new record for him on the 19 Sep 1828. So it is very likely that his birthday was the 19 Sep 1810.

Military:
Aged 17 years

Some pages show it was on 21 Sep 1827 rather than the 19th

Military:
Based on his discharge papers which tell that he had 21 years and 24 days of active service and that his discharge date was 10 Oct 1849 we get the date of 19 Sep 1828 as the day he started his active service.

Military:
"In March the service companies returned to Barbadoes"

Military:
It was highly commended for the help it gave to the inhabitants of Barbados after the hurricane of 1831 in which 2,500 were killed.

"On the morning of the 11th of August a fearful hurricane
was experienced at the Island of Barbadoes, causing the
loss of many lives. The barracks in which the regiment was
quartered suffered severely, several of them being blown down,
and burying the men in the ruins. Sergeant-Major Arnold,
another sergeant, and five privates were killed on the spot, three
men were totally disabled for life, and many othei*s, chiefly of the
light company, were severely injured. The Governor, Sir
James Lyon, expressed his approbation of the conduct of the regi-
ment during this calamitous event, and the General Assembly
of the Island resolved that the thanks of the House were due
to the regiment, " for their exemplary and soldier-like conduct,
" under which protection has been afforded to property, and
" general tranquility preserved."

Military:
The Regiment remained in the West Indies and in consequence lost a considerable number of men due to disease. Throughout this period though at "peace" the 35th Regiment still managed to add a great deal to its reputation thanks to a major Hurricane and the conduct of its men during the aftermath.

Discharge papers show he was in the west indies for 3 years 116 days

It is unclear when he left for the West Indies, had he left on the day he started active service (unlikely) he would have returned on the 13th of Jan 1832 so we know he returned no earlier than this date but it could have been anytime in 1832.

Military:
"The headquarters of the regiment and three companies, under
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Teulon, embarked for England on
the 11th of February, landed at Gosport on the 22nd of March,
and were quartered in Forton Barracks, where they were shortly
joined by the other three companies from the West Indies, on
which the regiment marched to Northampton, and from thence
to Weedon Barracks."

By 1832, The 35th Regiment of Foot, was back in England where it received the title ROYAL.This also meant a change in facing colour, from orange to "Royal" blue plus a change in Regimental lace. The official title for 35th Regiment of Foot was now THE ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT.

Military:
"...the regiment marched to Northampton, and from thence
to Weedon Barracks."

Military:
"...the regiment marched to Northampton, and from thence
to Weedon Barracks."

Military:
"At the end of July (1832) the regiment again moved, the headquarters marching to Blackburn, three companies to Nottingham, and detachments also to Burnley and Bolton.

Military:
Crime: Drunk & Absent at Tattor(?) Roll Call on the night of the 8th
Punishment: 3 days Packs(?) Drill, 7 Days Confined to Barracks

Military:
"The regiment remained at the places mentioned above. Lieutenant-Colonel Teulon exchanged to half-pay in December, which Lieutenant-Colonel George Leigh Goldie, who assumed command of the regiment.

Military:
Crime: Overstaying his pass on the night of the 11th, stating a falsehood.
Punishment: Return to his duties as Private

Military:
"On the 30th of April routes were recieved to move from Blackburn, Nottingham, Burnley and Bolton to LIverpool, there to embark for Dublin..."

Military:
"On the 30th of April routes were recieved to move from Blackburn, Nottingham, Burnley and Bolton to LIverpool, there to embark for Dublin, where the regiment landed in detachments on the 5th, 7th, and 18th of May, and was quartered in the Royal Barracks, Palantine Square."

Military:
"Routes were recieved on the 21st of October for the regiment to march in three detachments to Templemore, where they arrived on the 29th, 20th, and 31st, and where the headquarters remained, detachments occupying Roscrea, Thurles, Killemaule, and Cappaghwhite."

Military:
"On the 15th of July the headquarters marched to Cork, and by the 6th of October the detachments had all joined there, in readiness to embark for the Island of Mauritius, the next destination of the regiment; ..."

Military:
He was in the reserve regiments at this time as evidenced by his location in the 1841 census.

"The reserve companies, under the command of Major Aralander Tennant, remained at Cork on the dearture of the regiment on foreigh service, but during the year were moved to Omagh and Londonderry."

Military:
"...in the same month (May) the reserve companies left Londonderry and went to Scotland, being quartered in Stirling Castle."

Military:
"...the reserve companies moved in May or June to Chatham"

Military:
"During the year the reserve companies were removed to Forton Barracks, near Gosport..."

Military:
"...across to Portsmouth in September."

Military:
"...the reserve companies were moved about as usual, being sent from Portsmouth to Dublin, and from there to Carlow, in September, under the command of Major John Gordon"

Military:
"...the reserve companies were moved about as usual, being sent from Portsmouth to Dublin, and from there to Carlow, in September, under the command of Major John Gordon"

Military:
"...and the reserve companies were not forgotten, as they were at Clonmel in June, at Youghal in September, and at Clonmel again in November"

Military:
"...and the reserve companies were not forgotten, as they were at Clonmel in June, at Youghal in September, and at Clonmel again in November"

Military:
"...and the reserve companies were not forgotten, as they were at Clonmel in June, at Youghal in September, and at Clonmel again in November"

Military:
"...The reserce companies, under the command of Major George Deedes, were at Youghal in June till the close of the year; their establishment was fixed at two hundred and sixty rank and file..."

Military:
"...the reserce companies were quartered in January at Templemore, and in July at Nenagh"

Military:
"...the reserce companies moving to Charles Fort, where they remained to the end of the year."

Military:
The reserve companies remained at Charles Fort during the great potato famine in Ireland, and opened a soup kitchen, feeding great numbers of starving people, which drew forth a very complimentary letter on their departure for Jersey in July, 1847.

Military:
Kept order after food riots in the town and to protect loading of food for export onto ships. Also ran soup kitchen and distributed supplies.

http://www.waterfordcountymuseum.org/exhibit/web/Display/article/18/?lang=en

Military:
"...the "Apollo" proceeded to Jersey, and from thence brough the reserve companies (consisting of sixteen officers and five hundred and forty-seven men) on the 17th (April), who landed, and joined the headquarters under the command of Lieutenant Colonel B.F.D. Wilson.

Military:
"On the 28th July, orders were recieved for the regiment to be held in readiness for service in Ireland, in consquence of the very disturbed stated of that country, and the next morning it was embarked on board her Majesty's ships "Cyclops" and "Driver", and immeadiately saled, the detachment of the regiment at Pendennis Castle being put on board the latter vessell on her way down Channel, arriveing at Kingstown Harbour on the night of the 30th. The regiment, no less than a thousand and ninety five strong, was landed the next morning, and marched to Dublin, where it was quartered. ... at which city the refiment only remained unt the 7th of September, when the headquarters moved to Mullingar, furnishing detachments to Tullamore, Trim, Phillipstown, Strokestown, Castlerea, Elphin, and Granard.

Military:
"The headquarters remained at Mullingar the whole of the year, but several moves took place among the detachments, which at the end of December were at Ballaghaderin, Carrick-on-Shannon, Trip, and Castlerea."



Occupation:
Sarah's Birth Certificate

Residence:
Sarah's Birth Certificate

Military:
Some pages show it was on 21 Sep 1827 rather than the 19th.

Research from the National Archives

Signed up at the age of 17, had to wait until his 18th birthday to begin active service.

Paid 1 Shilling a Day

Went to West Indies abt 1828 - lots died from disease.

The 35th Regiment won a good reputation from their conduct and the help they gave after a major hurricane.

1832 regiment returned home, new title "Royal", changed facings from orange to "Royal" blue and regimental lace. Official title for 35th Regiment of Foot now The Royal Sussex Regiment.

WO Records created or inherited by the War Office, Armed Forces, Judge Advocate General, and related bodies
Division within WO Records of the Royal Chelsea and Kilmainham Hospitals
WO 97 Royal Hospital Chelsea: Soldiers Service Documents
Subseries within WO 97 1760-1854: discharge papers arranged by regiment, but each described at item level. (WO 97/1-1271)
WO 97/525 35th Foot: Key - McW

Record Summary
Scope and content
MICHAEL MCNALTY
Born ST MARTINS, London and Middlesex
Served in 35th Foot Regiment
Discharged aged 39
Covering dates 1827-1849
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Held by The National Archives, Kew

Military:
35th Regiment of Infantry

N. 420 Corporal Michael McNalty

By trade a Labourer

Discharge is proposed in consequence of his being considered unfit for further service as for annexed medical report.

Medical Report hard to read but what I can get from it is that he had "Chronic Catarrh" a problem with his veins in both his legs which was attributed to the effects of his long service and something to do with a tropical climate. It specifically notes that it was not due to vice or something else unreadable.

Residence:
"Intended place of residence"

Military:
Discharge finally goes through.

Buried:
Nottingham road cemetery, Derby: Grave no.32547 (Unconsecrated) This data is taken from the cemetery record; from this you will see that this a public grave. There is no headstone.

Michael married Mary BULL on 15 Mar 1833 in Burnley, , Lancashire, England. Mary (daughter of William BULL and Margaret) was born in 1815 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; was christened on 10 Aug 1817 in Burton upon Trent, , Staffordshire, England; died on 10 Apr 1882 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; was buried in Apr 1882 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: DD1855CFC0644BFA81B9DBA3BB56DCCEF541
• Civil: 30 Dec 1816, All Saints, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; Removal Order
• Residence: 1817, Longford, , Derbyshire, England
• Residence: 1841, Warblington, Portsmouth, , Hampshire, England
• Residence: 1846, Dungarvan, Waterford, Munster, Ireland
• Residence: 1849, Derby, , Derbyshire, England
• Residence: 12 Oct 1849, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; No 39 Henry Street
• Residence: 1851, Christchurch, Birmingham, Warwickshire, England; 29 Cumberland Street
• Residence: 1852, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1853, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1855, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Residence: 1857, Birmingham, , Warwickshire, England
• Occupation: 1861, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; Porters Wife
• Residence: 1861, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; Upper Brook Street
• Residence: 1871, St Alkmund, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; 41 Upper Brook Street
• Residence: 1881, St Alkmund, Derby, , Derbyshire, England

Notes:

Civil:
Borough of Derby, to wit.

To the Church-wardens and Overseers of he Poor of the Parish of All Saints in the Borough of Derby, and to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the parish of Longford in the County of Derby.

(Signed)C.S. Hope - Mayor

Whereas Complaint hath been made unto us, whose Names are hereunto set, and Seals affixed, being two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the Borough of Derby aforesaid, (one whereof being of the Quorum,) by the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints. That William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children. John aged seven years, Eliza aged four years and Mary aged two years.

Lately intruded and came into the said Parish of All Saints and are become chargeable to the same; We the said Justices, upon due Proof made thereof, as well as upon the Examination of the said William BULL upon oath, as other circumstances, do adjudge the same to be true, and do also adjudge the Place of the legal Settlement of the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza, and Mary their children to be in the Parish of Longford in the County of Derby.

(Signed)Thos Lowe

These are therefore in his Majesty's Name to require you the said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints on Sight hereof, to remove and convey the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children from and out of your said Parish of All Saints to the said Parish of Longford and then deliver unto the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or to some or one of them, together with this our Order, or a true Copy thereof, who are hereby required to recieve and provide for them according to Law.

Given under our Hands and Seals, the 30th Day of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen.

Buried:
Nottingham road cemetery, Derby: Grave no.32547 (Unconsecrated) This data is taken from the cemetery record; from this you will see that this a public grave. There is no headstone.

Notes:

Married:
Source Citation: Place: Burnley, Lancashire, England; Collection: ; BTs; Date Range: 1830 - 1833; Film Number: 1068826.

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 6767C14DF9604A30BC2A6F2415CE3FC812A8
• Military: Sep 1807; Enlistment
• Military: 31 Dec 1812, Woolwich, , Kent, England; Discharge from Tenth Battalion of the Royal Regiment of Artillery
• Military: 1 Jan 1813, Woolwich, , Kent, England; Pension
• Civil: 30 Dec 1816, All Saints, Derby, , Derbyshire, England; Removal Order
• Residence: 1817, Longford, , Derbyshire, England
• Residence: 1841, Derby, , Derbyshire, England

Notes:

Military:
Served 5 years eight months in the Tenth Battalion of hte Royal Regiment of Artillery

Military:
Nine pence per day

Civil:
Borough of Derby, to wit.

To the Church-wardens and Overseers of he Poor of the Parish of All Saints in the Borough of Derby, and to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the parish of Longford in the County of Derby.

(Signed)C.S. Hope - Mayor

Whereas Complaint hath been made unto us, whose Names are hereunto set, and Seals affixed, being two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the Borough of Derby aforesaid, (one whereof being of the Quorum,) by the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints. That William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children. John aged seven years, Eliza aged four years and Mary aged two years.

Lately intruded and came into the said Parish of All Saints and are become chargeable to the same; We the said Justices, upon due Proof made thereof, as well as upon the Examination of the said William BULL upon oath, as other circumstances, do adjudge the same to be true, and do also adjudge the Place of the legal Settlement of the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza, and Mary their children to be in the Parish of Longford in the County of Derby.

(Signed)Thos Lowe

These are therefore in his Majesty's Name to require you the said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints on Sight hereof, to remove and convey the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children from and out of your said Parish of All Saints to the said Parish of Longford and then deliver unto the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or to some or one of them, together with this our Order, or a true Copy thereof, who are hereby required to recieve and provide for them according to Law.

Given under our Hands and Seals, the 30th Day of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen.

Died:
http://www.clanjackson.co.uk/genealogy/p6962.htm

Buried:
All Saints Church
http://www.clanjackson.co.uk/genealogy/p6962.htm

William married Margaret. Margaret was born in 1786 in Derbyshire, England; died in Jan 1849 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England; was buried on 21 Jan 1849 in Derby, , Derbyshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 5366A0CE17A24AF7B908B79C17A27A78E001
• Civil: 30 Dec 1816, All Saints, Derby, , Derbyshire, England
• Residence: 1817, Longford, , Derbyshire, England

Notes:

Civil:
Borough of Derby, to wit.

To the Church-wardens and Overseers of he Poor of the Parish of All Saints in the Borough of Derby, and to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the parish of Longford in the County of Derby.

(Signed)C.S. Hope - Mayor

Whereas Complaint hath been made unto us, whose Names are hereunto set, and Seals affixed, being two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the Borough of Derby aforesaid, (one whereof being of the Quorum,) by the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints. That William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children. John aged seven years, Eliza aged four years and Mary aged two years.

Lately intruded and came into the said Parish of All Saints and are become chargeable to the same; We the said Justices, upon due Proof made thereof, as well as upon the Examination of the said William BULL upon oath, as other circumstances, do adjudge the same to be true, and do also adjudge the Place of the legal Settlement of the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza, and Mary their children to be in the Parish of Longford in the County of Derby.

(Signed)Thos Lowe

These are therefore in his Majesty's Name to require you the said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of the said Parish of All Saints on Sight hereof, to remove and convey the said William BULL, Margaret his wife, John, Eliza and Mary their children from and out of your said Parish of All Saints to the said Parish of Longford and then deliver unto the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or to some or one of them, together with this our Order, or a true Copy thereof, who are hereby required to recieve and provide for them according to Law.

Given under our Hands and Seals, the 30th Day of December One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixteen.

Died:
http://www.clanjackson.co.uk/genealogy/p523.htm

Buried:
All Saints Church
http://www.clanjackson.co.uk/genealogy/p523.htm

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 47F002FE24B14968935C45779FF96AD33D6A

Notes:

Christened:
St. Chad's Church

John married Amy SHAW on 19 Mar 1770 in Sutton on the Hill, , Derbyshire, England. Amy was born about 1750; died in Dec 1812 in Longford, , Derbyshire, England; was buried on 27 Dec 1812 in Longford, , Derbyshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: C97FAD208DC340D8B14C4D7331E6A36256F3

Notes:

Buried:
St. Chad's Church

Notes:

Married:
St. Michael's Church
John Bull and Amy Shaw, both of this Parish