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In the St. Chad's Parish Register of Baptisms, there is an entry:
Samuel Newall was christened on the 10th September 1815. Parent's: John and Sarah Newall, Wharton, Salt Boiler.
In the Parish Register of Baptisms at St. Chad's, there is an entry:
Selina daughter of Sam and Mary Newall (Clive), Ship Carpenter, was christened on the 23rd July 1837. John Graves.
In the Parish Register of Baptisms at St. Chad's, Winsford, there is an entry:
Sarah Elizabeth daughter of Samuel and Mary Newall, Wharton, Ship Carpenter was christened on the 12th May 1839. John Jackson, Vicar.
In the Parish Registers of Wharton Road Wesleyan Chapel, Winsford, there is an entry:
William, son of Samuel & Mary NEWALL, Gravel Lane, b. 15 Sep 1841
Bapt. 7 Oct 1841, Minister Thomas Stokoe
In the Parish Registers of Wharton Road Wesleyan Chapel, Winsford, there is an entry:
Frederic, son of Samuel & Mary NEWALL, Gravel Lane, aged 5 weeks, 2 days
Bapt. 17 Sep 1843, Minister A. Stead
In the Parish Registers of Wharton Road Wesleyan Chapel, Winsford, there is an entry:
Edward, son of Samuel & Mary NEWALL, Wharton, aged 7 weeks
Bapt. 12 Apr 1846, Minister J. Cannell
In the Parish Registers of Wharton Road Wesleyan Chapel, Winsford, there is an entry:
John Robert, son of Samuel & Mary NEWALL, Wharton, 1 month
Bapt. 17 Sep 1848, Minister J. Cannell
In the Parish Registers of Wharton Road Wesleyan Chapel, Winsford, there is an entry:
Albert, son of Samuel & Mary NEWALL, Winsford aged 5 weeks
Bapt. 21 Nov 1852, Minister Thomas Stokoe
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Marriages:
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Marriage Notes for Samuel Newall and Mary Taylor:
In the St. Michael & All Saints Church Parish Register of Marriages, there is an entry:
12/2/1837
Samuel Newall of this Parish
Mary Taylor of this Parish, by Banns
Isaac Wood, Vicar
Samuel Newall
(X) The Mark of Mary Taylor
Witnesses:
(X) Elizabeth Rawlinson
(X) William Newall
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Deaths:
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St. Chad's Church Yard, Winsford.
Samuel Newall d. 9th December, 1877 age 62. Mary - wife d. 26th December, 1891 age 76. Frederick - 2nd son d. 7th August, 1859 age 16. Sarah and Albert ? Selina, daughter of above d. 6th December, 1884 age 47.
Winsford Guardian Friday 22nd August 1924, Page 6.
Newall - On the 21st inst. at Sandycroft, Swanlow Lane, Winsford, Edward Newall aged 78 years. Interment at Over parish Church, Saturday the 23rd at 2.30 p.m. - Will friends kindly accept this as the only infirmation.
On a Headstone at St. Chad's Church, Winsford
In Loving Memory of Edward, beloved husband of Martha Newall of Sandycroft, Swanlow, who died August 21st 1924, aged 78 years. Whom I have loved long since and lost a while. Also the above named Martha Newall who died December 2nd 1932 aged 83 years.
In the St. Chad's Parish Register of Burials, there is an entry:
Mary Newall, Gladstone Street, 76 years, buried 30th December 1891. G. Wyatt Ninis.
In the Parish Register of Baptisms at St. Chad's, there is an entry:
Selina daughter of Sam and Mary Newall (Clive), Ship Carpenter, was christened on the 23rd July 1837. John Graves.
In the Parish Register of Burials at St. Chad's, there is an entry:
Sarah Elizabeth Newall, Wharton, 8 years old, was buried on the 12th April 1848. John Jackson, Vicar.
In the St. Chad's Parish Register of Burials, there is an entry:
William Newall, Over lane, 24 years, buried on the 21st August 1865. W. E. E. M. Bull, Curate.
In the Parish Register of Burials at St. Chad's, there is an entry:
Frederick Newall, Whitegate, 15 years, was buried on the 10th August 1859. Wm. C. Dudley.
In the St. Chad's Parish Register of Burials, there is an entry:
Albert Newall was buried on the 12th April 1857, Wharton, aged 4 years. Wm. C. Dudley, Curate.
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Census:
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1841 Census
HO 107/121/F15/11, Gravel Lane, Wharton
Samuel Newell25ShipwrightY
Mary Newell20Y
Celina Newell 4Y
Sarah Newell 2Y
This house was owned by Sam Hulse who resided in the area. He was a man of Independent means in his 60s, he was a one-time flatman or waterman, he owned at least eleven houses along Winsford Hill and Gravel Lane as well as the Shambles in Winsford.
1851 Census
HO - 107/2166
Folio 188 - Gravel Hill, Wharton - Page 12
Samuel NewallH. M.35ShipwrightDavenham
Mary NewallW. M.33WifeDavenham
Celina NewallD.13Davenham
William NewallS. 9 ScholarDavenham
Frederick NewallS. 7ScholarDavenham
Edward NewallS. 5ScholarDavenham
John R. NewallS. 2Davenham
This cottage was owned by Sam Hulse and in his will dated 1854, Samuel mentions his wife Hannah and several daughters and grandchildren each of whom were left the profits from the rents of his cottages. His eldest daughter, Ann, who had married her cousin Job Hulse, inherited her father's house and her children were to have the cottage occupied by Samuel Newall.
1861 Census
54 Meadow Bank, Over, Winsford (RG 9 2605), Folio 74.
Samuel NewallH. M.46CarpenterWharton
Mary NewallW. M.45Wharton
Selina NewallD. U.22Wharton
William NewallS. U.19CarpenterWharton
Edward NewallS. 15Wharton
John NewallS.12ScholarWharton
Sarah NewallD. 5ScholarWharton
Albert NewallS. 3ScholarWhitegate
Samuel NewallS. 1mthWhitegate
1871 Census
7 Wood End, Over - Ecclesiastical District of Whitegate RG10/3698, Folio 88.
Samuel NewallH. M.55Foreman CarpenterWharton
Mary NewallW. M.55WifeWharton
Edward NewallS. U.24Ship CarpenterWharton+
John R. NewallS. U. 22Ship CarpenterWharton
Sarah NewallD.15ScholarWharton
Albert NewallS.13ScholarWharton
Sam NewallS.10ScholarOver
RG10/3698 Folio 103 Page 2
Weaver Street, Winsford Parsonage, Over
John Birkett H M 58 Incumbent of Winsford Drigg Cumberland
Elizabeth Birkett W M 51 Clergyman's Wife Portsmouth Hants
Elizabeth Birkett D U 25 Clergyman's Daur Winsford Cheshire
Lucy W Birkett D U 14 Scholar Winsford Cheshire
Alexander H Birkett S 9 Scholar Winsford Cheshire
Lucy Watson Sister in Law & Sister U 52 Portsmouth Hants
Martha Naylor Servant U 21 Cook (Domestic Serv) Little Budworth Cheshire
Mary Ann Walker Servant U 19 House Maid/Domestic Serv Winsford Cheshire
1881 Census
258 Station Road, Wharton, Cheshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341845 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3529 Folio 71 Page 41
Mary NEWALLW65 FOver, Cheshire, England
Rel:Head
Albert NEWALLU23 MOver, Cheshire, England
Rel:Son
Occ:Railway Engineers Clerk
Sam NEWALLU20 MOver, Cheshire, England
Rel:Son
Occ:Ship Carpenter
Dwelling:New Road (Deakins D-Yrd)
Census Place:Over, Cheshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341844 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3527 Folio 98 Page 6
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Edward NEWALLM35 MWinsford, Cheshire, England
Rel:Head
Occ:Foreman Ship Carpenter
1901 Census
Source information: RG13/2053
Registration district: Newton Abbot
Sub-registration district: Ashburton
ED, institution, or vessel: 1
Folio: 11
Page: 14
Household schedule number: 97
John R Newall abt 1850 Winsford, Cheshire, England Head Ashburton Devon
Frances F Newall abt 1857 Canada Wife Ashburton Devon
Agnes L Newall abt 1899 Evesham, Worcestershire, England Daughter Ashburton Devon
Eleanor D Newall abt 1892 North Hank, Tonraster Daughter Ashburton Devon
Mary E Newall abt 1894 Shifnal, Shropshire, England Daughter Ashburton Devon
Susan C Newall abt 1897 Kington, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ashburton Devon
Elizabeth E French abt 1883 Post Bridge, Devon, England Servant Ashburton Devon
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Northwich Guardian Sat 11 FEB 1882 p4 c9
"Launch at Winsford." (Pheonix)
The vessel which was supposed to have been set on fire at the works of the executrix of the late George Deakin(Limited), Knights Grange Dockyard, Winsford has been launched during the last week. This fine steamer which suffered so severely at the fire alluded to was launched under the superintendance of Mr Edward Newall, the foreman.
Northwich Guardian 14 JAN 1888 p4 c7
"A Monster River Steamer for Winsford"
Messrs. George Deakin, Limited of Winsford, have commenced building at their dockyard at the Knights Grange Works, a new steamer which when completed, bids fair to revolutionise the style of craft on the river Weaver. The keel of the vessel is already laid from plans prepared by the foreman Mr E.Newall, and under whose care the work is intrusted.
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