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Descendants of James Howorth

James HOWORTH, m. 1 Oct 1780 at St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire, Ellen CHESTER. At his marriage in 1780, a weaver, of Bury St. Mary; the witnesses were Booth HOWORTH (relationship unknown) and George BUCKLEY. At his son's baptism in 1781, of Chesham, Bury. [ref. 1a]
  1. George Chester HAWORTH, b. 25 Jan 1781, chr. 28 Jan 1781 at St. Mary, Bury, m. 21 Nov 1803 at St. Mary, Bury, Betty THORNLEY, k. in an accident, bur. 9 Jan 1828 at St. Mary, Bury. At his marriage in 1803, a weaver, of Bury St. Mary. At his children's baptisms in 1808 and 1810, of Bury. At his son's baptism in 1813, a servant, of Bury. At his children's baptisms in 1815 and 1817, a weaver, of Bury. At his son's baptism in 1820, a servant man, of Bury. At his son's baptism in 1822, a weaver, of Bury. At his death in 1828, of Bury. Posthumously at the marriages of his sons Richard and Thomas, both in 1839, respectively a warehouseman and a cotton salesman. [ref. 1a,1m,2a,5i]
    1. John HAWORTH, b. ca. 1804 at Bury, m1. 14 Aug 1825 at St. Mary, Deane, Lancashire, Martha SEDDON (b. ca. 1806 at Prestwich, Lancashire), m2. 26 Oct 1853 at St. Mary, Bury, m2. reg. Q4 1853 at Bury R.D., Jane UNSWORTH (b. ca. 1814 at Winwick, Lancashire, daughter of Ralph UNSWORTH, a shopkeeper), d. by 1881. At his children's baptisms in 1826 and 1828, a calico printer, of Outwood, a section of Pilkington township in the parish of Prestwich. At his daughter's baptism in 1832, a printer, of Outwood. In 1841, a journeyman block printer, living at Pilkington with his wife Martha and their children Ann, George, James, Sarah, Elizabeth, and Martha. At his son's baptism in 1846, a waste buyer, of Tottington, in the parish of Bury. In 1851, a cotton waste dealer, living at 76 Georgiana Street, Bury, with his wife Martha, their children George, Elizabeth, Martha, John, Richard, Robert, and Sarah, their grandson Thomas HAWORTH, Martha's brother Robert SEDDON (b. ca. 1837 at Bury), and a general servant. At his son's marriage in 1852, a cotton waste dealer. At his second marriage in 1853, a traveller, of Bury; Jane was of Elton; Thomas HALLGATE was a witness. In 1861, a commission agent, living at 24 Foundry Street, Bury, with his wife Jane, his sons John Richard, and Robert, and his mother. In 1871, a cotton and waste dealer, living at 24 Foundry Street, Bury, with his wife Jane, his son Robert, and his (or Jane's) nieces Ellen JACKSON (a heald knitter, b. ca. 1850 at St. Helens, Lancashire) and Jane PYE (a general domestic servant, b. ca. 1852 at St. Helens). In 1881, Jane was an annuitant, living at 17 Ingham Street, Bury, with her stepson Robert. [ref. 1a,1e,1h,1j,1k,3a,3b,3c,3d,3e,5a,18]
      1. Ann HAWORTH, b. 27 Aug 1826, chr. 10 Dec 1826 at the New Jerusalemite church, Top o' th' Brow, Ringley, a chapelry in Prestwich parish. In 1841, living with her parents. [ref. 1h,3a]
      2. George Chester HAWORTH, b. 7 Sep 1828 at Prestwich, chr. 14 Dec 1828 at the New Jerusalemite church, Ringley, m. 24 Nov 1852 at St. Mary, Bury, m. reg. Q4 1852 at Bury R.D., Rachel WHITTAKER (a minor at her marriage in 1852, daughter of William WHITTAKER, a printer), d. reg. Q1 1854 at Bury R.D. (Birtle subdistrict). In 1841, living with his parents. In 1851, a clogger, living with his parents. At his marriage in 1852, a clogger, of Bury; Rachel was also of Bury; William WHITTAKER (probably Rachel's father) was a witness. [ref. 1a,1h,3a,3b,5a,5b2]
      3. James HOWARTH, b. ca. 1830. In 1841, living with his parents. [ref. 3a]
      4. Sarah HOWARTH, b. ca. 1832, chr. 1 Nov 1832 at St. John the Evangelist, Farnworth, in Deane parish. In 1841, living with her parents. [ref. 1k,3a]
      5. Elizabeth HAWORTH, b. ca. 1836 at Prestwich. In 1841 and 1851, living with her parents. [ref. 3a,3b]
      6. Martha HAWORTH, b. ca. 1838 at Prestwich. In 1841 and 1851, living with her parents. [ref. 3a,3b]
      7. John HAWORTH, b. ca. 1840 at Pilkington. In 1851, living with his parents. In 1861, a coach painter, living with his father and stepmother. [ref. 3b,3c]
      8. Richard HAWORTH, b. ca. 1843 at Ainsworth. In 1851, living with his parents. In 1861, a coach painter, living with his father and stepmother. [ref. 3b,3c]
      9. Robert HAWORTH, b. 11 May 1846 at Leemans Hill, Woolfold, Bury, chr. 2 Dec 1846 at the New Jerusalemite church, Kearsley, in Deane parish. In 1851, living with his parents. In 1861, a bookkeeper, living with his father and stepmother. In 1871, a cotton and waste dealer, living with his father and stepmother. In 1881, a waste dealer, living with his stepmother. [ref. 1j,3b,3c,3d,3e,18]
      10. Sarah A. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1848 at Prestwich. In 1851, living with her parents. [ref. 3b]
      11. A child (possibly one of the above).
        1. Thomas HAWORTH, b. ca. 1846 at Bury. In 1851, living with his grandparents. [ref. 3b]
    2. Ellen HAWORTH, d. bef. 2 Aug 1881. [ref. 18]
      1. Eleanor BRADSHAW (possibly her married surname). [ref. 18]
    3. George Chester HAWORTH, b. 18 Jan 1808, chr. 17 Jun 1808 at St. Mary, Bury, m. 6 Sep 1829 at St. Peter, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, Margaret PARKINSON (b. ca. 1808, d. 18 Jul 1853 at her residence, Victoria Grove, Hulme, a township in the parish of Manchester, Lancashire), d. reg. Q2 1848 at Chorlton R.D. At his son's baptism in 1830, a bookkeeper, of Bury. (Margaret's name was erroneously recorded as Hannah at the baptism of her daughter Elizabeth in 1832.) In 1841, a salesman, living at Boston Street, Hulme, with his wife Margaret and their children Richard, Elizabeth, Robert, George, Thomas, and Dorothy. [ref. 1a,1b,2e,3a,5a,18,24]
      1. Richard Chester HAWORTH, b. 5 Aug 1830, chr. 12 Sep 1830 at St. Mary, Bury, m1. 11 Jun 1851 at the Cathedral, Manchester, m. reg. Q2 1851 at Manchester R.D., Harriet WALLEY, m2. 1 Oct 1864 at the Cathedral, Manchester, m. reg. Q4 1864 at Manchester R.D., Mary Elizabeth ECCLESHALL (b. ca. 1837 at Salford). In 1841, living with his parents. In 1871, a Manchester warehouseman, living at Warrington Road, Cheadle Bulkeley, a township in the parish of Cheadle, Cheshire, with his wife Mary, his children Sarah, Frances, Harriet, Mary, and Richard, and visiting niece Laura GIDDINGS (b. ca. 1863 at Manchester). [ref. 1a,1f,3a,3d,5a,18]
        1. Sarah HAWORTH, b. ca. 1854 at Altrincham, a township in the parish of Bowdon, Cheshire, b. reg. Q3 1854 at Altrincham R.D. In 1871, at home, living with her father and stepmother. [ref. 3d,5a]
        2. Frances A. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1856 at Altrincham, b. reg. Q1 1856 at Altrincham R.D. In 1871, a dressmaker, living with her father and stepmother. [ref. 3d,5a]
        3. Harriet HAWORTH, b. ca. 1866 at Manchester. In 1871, living with her parents. [ref. 3d]
        4. Mary Elizabeth HAWORTH, b. ca. 1868 at Cheadle, b. reg. Q4 1868 at Stockport R.D. In 1871, living with her parents. [ref. 3d,5a]
        5. Richard Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. Nov 1870 at Cheadle, b. reg. Q1 1871 at Stockport R.D., chr. 23 Mar 1873 at All Saints, Chorlton on Medlock, Lancashire. In 1871, living with his parents. [ref. 1u,3d,5a]
      2. Elizabeth Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1832 at Salford, Lancashire, chr. 19 Aug 1832 at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, m. reg. Q1 1854 at Chorlton R.D., Daniel MOSLEY (b. ca. 1827 at Manchester). In 1841, living with her parents. (Where in 1861?) In 1871, living at Dog Kennel Cottage, Dog Kennel Lane, Withington, Lancashire, with her husband Daniel (a warehouseman), their children George, Margaret, and Edith, her brothers George and William, and Daniel's nephew William Henry GRADING (b. ca. 1866 at Hulme). In 1881, living at 3 Wilberforce Terrace, Hulme, with her husband Daniel (a traveller in roller leather), their children George, Margaret, and Edith, and her brother William. [ref. 1f,3a,3d,3e,5a]
        1. George Henry MOSLEY, b. ca. 1856 at Hulme, b. reg. Q2 1856 at Chorlton R.D. (Where in 1861?) In 1871, an accountant, living with his parents. In 1881, a traveller in dyed goods, living with his parents. In 1891, a brewer's traveller, lodging at 118 Warwick Street, Moss Side, Manchester. [ref. 3d,3e,5a]
        2. Margaret Alice MOSLEY, b. ca. 1857 at Hulme, b. reg. Q4 1857 at Chorlton R.D., m. 1884 at St. Margaret, Whalley Range, Manchester, m. reg. Q2 1884 at Chorlton R.D., Henry Stewart CHRISTIE (b. ca. 1857 in Scotland), d. by 1901. (Where in 1861?) In 1871, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1881, living with her parents. In 1891, living at 93 Bickley Street, Moss Side, with her husband Henry (a traveller) and their son Robert. In 1901, Henry was a commercial traveller, living in the household of Margaret's sister Edith with his son Robert. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,5b2]
          1. Robert Stewart CHRISTIE, b. ca. 1887 at Manchester, b. reg. Q1 1887 at Chorlton R.D. In 1891, living with his parents. In 1901, living with his father. [ref. 3f,5a]
        3. Edith Harriet MOSLEY, b. ca. 1864 at Hulme, b. reg. Q2 1864 at Chorlton R.D., m. 1887 at St. Margaret, Whalley Range, m. reg. Q3 1887 at Chorlton R.D., William Montgomery BLACK (b. ca. 1863 in Scotland). In 1871, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1881, a milliner, living with her parents. In 1891, living at 92 Palmerston Street, Moss Side, with her husband William (a shipping clerk) and their daughter Jessie. In 1901, living at 30 Bold Street, Moss Side, with her husband William (a commercial clerk), their daughters Jessie and Dorothy, her sister Margaret's widower Henry CHRISTIE, and his son Robert. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,5b2]
          1. Jessie BLACK, b. ca. 1888 at Manchester. In 1891 and 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3f,3g]
          2. Dorothy BLACK, b. ca. 1893 at Manchester. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3g]
      3. Robert Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1834 at Salford, chr. 1 Jun 1834 at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, m1. 3 Jul 1853 at the Cathedral, Manchester, m. reg. Q3 1853 at Manchester R.D., Emily SHIELDS (b. ca. 1835 at Manchester), m2. 1874 at Christ Church, Moss Side, m2. reg. Q3 1874 at Chorlton R.D., Sarah Ball MOSLEY (b. ca. 1854 at Hulme), d. reg. Q1 1915 at Bucklow R.D. In 1841, living with his parents. In 1871, an accountant, etc., living at 12 Radnor Street, Hulme, Lancashire, with his wife Emily, their sons Charles, Henry, and William, visitor Florence E. WESTBROOK (a scholar, b. ca. 1862 at Broughton, Lancashire), and a general servant. In partnership with his brother William and Samuel BROOKE as Brooke and Co., roller-leather dealers and merchants, 17 Old Millgate, Manchester; partnership dissolved 30 Sep 1873, Samuel BROOKE retiring. and At his daughter's baptism in 1880, an accountant, of Stretford. In 1881, an accountant, estate agent, and leather merchant employing seven men, living at 2 Claremont Terrace, Chester Road, Stretford, Lancashire, with his wife Sarah, children Charles, Henry, William, Ada, Ellen, and Margaret, Sarah's sister Ellen Ball MOSELEY, and a general servant. In 1891, an accountant, living at 861 Chester Road, Stretford, with his wife Sarah, children Henry, William, Ada, Ellen, Mary, Robert, and Richard, a nurse, and a housemaid. In 1901, a chartered accountant, living at Brookfield, Northenden Road, Sale, Cheshire, with his wife Sarah, children William, Ellen, Margaret, Robert, Richard, and Florence, a cook, and a housemaid. On 2 Apr 1915, the Eltham and District Advertiser reported the death of "Robert Chester HAWORTH, of Northenden Road, Sale, a partner in Messrs. Robert C. & Henry Haworth & Co. and Messrs. Haworth & Wheatley Jones, of Manchester, accountants and estate agents, and who was an extensive property owner in the Mottingham and New Eltham district", whose will left £42,923 "with net personalty" £12,980. [ref. 1f,1q,2c,2f,3a,3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,5b2,24]
        1. Charles HAWORTH, b. ca. 1866 at Hulme. In 1871, living with his parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with his parents. [ref. 3d,3e]
        2. Henry HAWORTH, b. ca. 1869 at Hulme, b. reg. Q2 1869 at Chorlton R.D. In 1871, living with his parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1891, an accountant, living with his parents. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,5a]
        3. William C. HAWORTH, b. ca. Dec 1870 at Hulme, b. reg. Q1 1871 at Chorlton R.D. (Hulme subdistrict). In 1871, living with his parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1891, living with his parents. In 1901, living with his father and stepmother. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,5b2]
        4. Ada Elizabeth HAWORTH, b. ca. 1875 at Moss Side, b. reg. Q3 1875 at Chorlton R.D. (Hulme subdistrict), m. reg. Q2 1901 at Bucklow R.D., either William Harry WOOD or James Harold HITCHEN. In 1881 and 1891, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1901, visiting Mary E. HALL at Edale, Broad Road, Sale. [ref. 3e,3f,3g,5a,5b2]
        5. Ellen Dorothy HAWORTH, b. ca. 1876 at Moss Side, b. reg. Q4 1876 at Chorlton R.D. (Hulme subdistrict), m. reg. Q4 1898 at Bucklow R.D., John Duncan M. NEWLANDS. In 1881, living with her parents. In 1891, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3e,3f,3g,5a,5b2]
        6. (probably) Robert Chester HAWORTH, b. reg. Q3 1878 at Chorlton R.D. (Hulme subdistrict), d. reg. Q4 1878 at Chorlton R.D. [ref. 5a,5b2]
        7. Margaret Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. Aug 1880 at Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire, b. reg. Q3 1880 at Conway R.D., chr. 19 Dec 1880 at St. Matthew, Stretford, m. 11 Feb 1908 at St. Anne, Sale, m. reg. Q1 1908 at Bucklow R.D., Joseph Danner PETTY (b. ca. 1880, son of Asbury Lewis PETTY). In 1881, living with her parents. In 1891, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 1q,1s,3e,3f,3g,5a]
        8. Robert Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1882 at Stretford, Lancashire, b. reg. Q2 1882 at Barton upon Irwell R.D., m. 14 Sep 1909 at St. Anne, Sale, m. reg. Q3 1909 at Bucklow R.D., Gladys Laura BROOKES (b. ca. 1885, daughter of Arthur BROOKES). In 1891, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1901, an articled clerk to a solicitor, living with his parents. [ref. 1s,3f,3g,5a]
          1. Robert Chester HAWORTH, b. 12 Dec 1910, b. reg. Q4 1910 at Barton upon Irwell R.D., m. reg. Q2 1936 at Bucklow R.D., Dorothy M. RUSE, d. reg. Jul 1993 at Stockport R.D. [ref. 5a]
            1. Wendy Ann Chester HAWORTH, b. reg. Q3 1939 at Bucklow R.D., m. 1961 at St. Mary, Rostherne, Cheshire, Colin Graham ESCOTT. [ref. 5a,5b1]
          2. Wilfred C. HAWORTH, b. reg. Q4 1913 at Bucklow R.D. [ref. 5a]
          3. John F.C. HAWORTH, b. reg. Q4 1919 at Bucklow R.D. [ref. 5a]
        9. Richard Chester HAWORTH, b. 7 Jun 1890 at Stretford, b. reg. Q3 1890 at Barton upon Irwell R.D., d. reg. Q4 1970 at Macclesfield R.D. In 1891 and 1901, living with his parents. [ref. 3f,3g,5a]
        10. Florence Edna M. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1895 at Stretford, b. reg. Q4 1895 at Barton upon Irwell R.D. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
      4. George Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1836 at Salford, d. 18 Feb 1874 at 9 Heathfield, Moss Side, d. reg. Q1 1874 at Chorlton R.D. In 1841, living with his parents. In 1871, a traveler for oil, living with his sister Elizabeth. [ref. 2g,3a,3d,5a]
      5. Thomas HAWORTH, b. ca. 1837. In 1841, living with his parents. [ref. 3a]
      6. Dorothy HAWORTH, b. ca. 1839. In 1841, living with her parents. [ref. 3a]
      7. William Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1842 at Hulme, b. reg. Q4 1842 at Chorlton R.D., d. reg. Q1 1883 at Chorlton R.D. In 1871, an accountant, living with his sister Elizabeth. In partnership with his brother Robert and Samuel BROOKE as Brooke and Co., roller-leather dealers and merchants, 17 Old Millgate, Manchester; partnership dissolved 30 Sep 1873, Samuel BROOKE retiring. In 1881, an accountant, living with his sister Elizabeth. [ref. 2f,3d,3e,5a]
    4. Eliza HAWORTH, b. 5 May 1810, chr. 27 Jun 1810 at St. Mary, Bury, d. bef. 2 Aug 1881 leaving children. [ref. 1a,18]
    5. James HAWORTH, b. 25 Nov 1812, chr. 12 Feb 1813 at St. Mary, Bury. [ref. 1a]
    6. Thomas Chester HAWORTH, b. 10 Apr 1815 at Bury, chr. 20 Sep 1815 at St. Mary, Bury, m. 7 Oct 1839 at Woolwich, Kent, m. reg. Q4 1839 at Greenwich R.D., Mary Ann PERRETT (daughter of William PERRETT, a laborer; b. ca. 1814 at Eltham, Kent, d. 12 Mar 1895 in a house fire, d. reg. Q1 1895 at Bromley R.D.), d. 28 Jul 1887, d. reg. Q3 1887 at Lewisham R.D. At his marriage in 1839, a tailor, of Woolwich; Mary Ann was also of Woolwich; the witnesses were C. SARGENT and Emma STRANGE. At his sons' baptisms in 1844 and 1846, a tailor, of Eltham. In 1848 directories, Thomas CHESTER, a tailor. In 1851, Thomas CHESTER, a tailor, living at Eltham with his wife and their sons George and William. In an 1858 directory, an auctioneer or house agent. In 1861, a surveyor, living in High Street, Eltham, with his wife, their sons George and William, and a servant. In 1871, a surveyor, living at Park Place, Eltham, with his wife Mary Ann, sons George, William, Joseph, and Richard, and two general servants. In an 1878 directory, a surveyor, living at 1 Park Place. In 1881, a surveyor, living at Whitworth House, Eltham, with his wife, their son George, and two servants. In an 1882 directory, a house and estate agent and surveyor, living at Whitworth House, Eltham. At his grandson's death in 1883, of Eltham. Residence in the 1886 voters list: Whitworth House, High Street, Eltham. Will for £1,133 10s. 11d., probate 30 Aug 1887. Thomas was waywarden to the highways board in 1879 and was concerned in many enterprises, including the foundation of the Eltham Journal. He and several of his family are interred in a mausoleum he had built in Beaconsfield Road, Mottingham, near Eltham. [ref. 1a,1g,1m,2h,3b,3c,3d,3e,4d,5a,15]
      1. George Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1844 at Eltham, b. reg. Q1 1844 at Lewisham R.D., chr. 31 Mar 1844 at Eltham, d. 12 Apr 1883, d. reg. Q2 1883 at Lewisham R.D. In 1851, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1861, a builder, living with his parents. In 1871 and 1881, a surveyor, living with his parents. In 1882, an architect, of Whitworth House. [ref. 1g,3b,3c,3d,3e,4d,5a,15]
      2. William Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1846 at Eltham, b. reg. Q3 1846 at Lewisham R.D., chr. 23 Aug 1846 at Eltham, d. reg. Q1 1875 at Lewisham R.D., bur. 14 Mar 1875. In 1851, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1861 and 1871, a tailor, living with his parents. [ref. 1g,3b,3c,3d,4d,5a,15]
      3. Joseph Chester HAWORTH, b. 8 Apr 1850 at Eltham, m. 4 Mar 1876 at St. John, Crowborough, Sussex, m. reg. Q1 1876 at East Grinstead R.D., Mary Ann SHARMAN (b. ca. 1853 at Lee, Kent, d. 18 Mar 1937, d. reg. Q1 1937 at Camberwell R.D., bur. at Camberwell, Surrey; daughter of Ebenezer SHARMAN), d. 9 Mar 1890, d. reg. Q1 1890 at Bromley R.D. (Where in 1851 and 1861?) In 1871, a plumber, living with his parents. In 1878 and 1882 directories, a plumber, living at 22 Elizabeth Terrace. In 1881, a plumber, living at Park Place, Eltham, with his wife and their children Mary Ann, Richard, and William. At his son's death in 1883, of Mottingham. Posthumously at his son William's marriage in 1918, a plumber. [ref. 1o,1r,2h,3d,3e,4d,5a,15]
        1. Mary Ann HAWORTH, b. ca. 1876 at Eltham. In 1881, a scholar, living with her parents. [ref. 3e]
        2. Richard Chester HAWORTH, b. 4 Jul 1878, b. reg. Q3 1878 at Lewisham R.D., d. 18 Feb 1883, d. reg. Q1 1883 at Lewisham R.D. In 1881, living with his parents. [ref. 2h,3e,4d,5a,15]
        3. William Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1880 at Eltham, b. reg. Q1 1880 at Lewisham R.D., m. 13 Jan 1918 at St. Luke, Deptford, London, Harriet Louisa GOODRUM (daughter of John GOODRUM, a farm laborer; b. ca. 1884, m1. BROWN, wid. by 1918). In 1881, living with his parents. At his marriage in 1918, a soldier, of 12 Windmill Lane, Deptford; Harriet was of the same address; the witnesses were Thomas WILLIAMSON(?) and Mary Ann GOODRUM. [ref. 1o,3e,5a]
        4. Alfred Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1887 at Mottingham, b. reg. Q3 1887 at Bromley R.D., m. 27 Feb 1909 at St. Edmund, Forest Gate, Essex, m. reg. Q1 1909 at West Ham R.D., Elizabeth Alice NICHOLS, d. 5 Jun 1936, d. reg. Q2 1936 at Lambeth R.D., bur. at Camberwell. In 1891, living with his mother's sister Emily and her husband William H. SCRIVEN at Lyndhurst Villa, Broomfield Road, Broomfield, Essex. [ref. 3f,4d,5a]
          1. Dorothy Emma Chester HAWORTH, b. 31 Jan 1910, b. reg. Q1 1910 at West Ham R.D., m. reg. Q3 1931 at West Ham R.D., James T.M. FRANCES, d. reg. Nov 1985 at Gravesend R.D. [ref. 4d,5a]
          2. Cyril Chester HAWORTH, b. 9 Oct 1918, m. reg. Q2 1946 at St. Olave Bermondsey R.D., Kathrine R. WHITLOCK, d. reg. Q4 1978 at Greenwich R.D. [ref. 4d,5a]
            1. Keith Chester HAWORTH, b. reg. Q2 1951 at Greenwich R.D., m. reg. Q3 1974 at Lewisham R.D., Linda M.J. GOODMAN. [ref. 4d,5a]
              1. Louise Catherine HAWORTH, b. reg. Q3 1980 at Greenwich R.D. [ref. 4d,5a]
              2. Tara Claire HAWORTH, b. reg. Q1 1983 at Greenwich R.D. [ref. 4d,5a]
            2. Robert Chester HAWORTH, b. reg. Q3 1957 at Woolwich R.D., d. reg. Q4 1966 at Lambeth R.D. [ref. 4d,5a]
        5. Alice HAWORTH, b. 1889, d. 3 Apr 1930, bur. at London. [ref. 4d]
      4. Richard Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1853 at Eltham, d. reg. Q1 1876 at Lewisham R.D., bur. 20 Feb 1876. (Where in 1861?) In 1871, a joiner, living with his parents. [ref. 3d,4d,5a,15]
    7. Jane HAWORTH, b. 8 Feb 1817, chr. 25 Jun 1817 at St. Mary, Bury, bur. 4 Sep 1828 at St. Mary, Bury. At her death in 1828, of Bury. [ref. 1a]
    8. Richard HAWORTH, b. 9 Mar 1820 at Bury, chr. 21 Jun 1820 at St. Mary, Bury, m. 7 Aug 1839 at St. Peter, Bolton, m. reg. Q3 1839 at Bolton R.D., Sarah SEWELL, d. 30 Nov 1883 at home, d. reg. Q4 1883 at Chorlton R.D. At his marriage in 1839, a bookkeeper, of Breightmet, a township in Bolton parish; the witnesses were John CHAPMAN and James LIPTIOT(?). In 1841, a bookkeeper, living at Brinks Brow, Ainsworth, a chapelry in Middleton parish, near Bolton, with his wife Sarah; in the same house, perhaps as boarders, were William HARTLEY (a cotton sizer, b. ca. 1810 outside Lancashire) and Thomas SEWELL (b. ca. 1830 in Lancashire, perhaps a relative of Sarah). In 1851, a bookkeeper, living at 32 Naylor Street, Hulme, with his wife Sarah and their children Elizabeth, George, Sarah, and James. Founder in 1854 of Richard Haworth & Co., a cotton spinning and manufacturing firm that now produces linens for "the hospitality industry, including restaurants, hotels, special events, cruise shipping, and airlines." In 1861, a cotton spinner employing 700 hands, living at 33 Albert Terrace, Stretford Road, Stretford, Lancashire, with his wife Sarah, their children Elizabeth, George, Sarah, John, Mary, and Frederick, his wife's sister Mary, and two general servants. In 1871, a cotton spinner manufacturer, living at Didsbury, Lancashire, with his wife Sarah, their sons John and Frederick, their granddaughter Elsie DANIEL, his wife's cousin Frances "Fanny" PRICE, and three domestic servants. In 1881, a cotton spinner and manufacturer employing 2700 hands, justice of the peace, and Wesleyan Methodist local preacher, living at Mersey Bank, Fielden Park, Didsbury, with his wife Sarah, their son Frederick, Frances PRICE, a waitress, a housemaid, and a cook. Will proved 10 May 1884 for £187,516 14s. 8d.; resworn Jan 1887 for £152,919 3s. 0d. For more on Richard's life, career, and bequests, see his obituaries.) [ref. 1a,2a,3a,3b,3c,3d,3e,5a,5e,5i,18]
      1. Elizabeth Sewell HAWORTH, b. ca. 1840 at Ainsworth, b. reg. Q3 1840 at Bury R.D., m. reg. Q3 1866 at Chorlton R.D., James DANIEL (b. ca. 1839 at Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, m2. reg. Q2 1875 at Uttoxeter R.D., Sarah Fanny CONQUEST [b. ca. 1832 at Biggleswade, d. reg. Q1 1909 at Biddleswade R.D., m1. reg. Q3 1857 at Biggleswade R.D., Richard Watson OLVER, who d. reg. Q4 1865 at Bramham R.D.]), d. reg. Q1 1874 at Biggleswade R.D. (Where in 1841?) In 1851 and 1861, living with her parents. Elizabeth's father purchased two estates at Old Walden (Old Warden?), Bedfordshire, called Brookland and Fog Hall, "at the request and for the benefit of" James DANIEL. In 1871, living at Claremont House, 1 New Road, Halliwell, Lancashire, with her husband James (the Wesleyan minister of Halliwell), their children Lucy and James, a nurse, a general servant, and a ladies' nurse; Fanny was living with her brother and sister at Shortmead Street, Biggleswade. In 1881, James was a farmer and seed grower employing 20 men and 5 boys on 240 acres, living at Rylesline House, High Street, Biggleswade, with his second wife Fanny, children Lucy, James, and Clifford, stepdaughter Louise Ellen OLVER (a governess, b. ca. 1858 at Biggleswade), a housemaid, and a cook. In 1891, James was a sand merchant, living at St. Andrews Street, Biggleswade, with his second wife Sarah Fanny, his son James and stepdaughter Louisa OLVER, visitor Annie OLVER, and two general servants. [ref. 3b,3c,3d,3e,3f,5a,18]
        1. Elsie Lois or Lois Elsie DANIEL, b. ca. 1866 at Salford, Lancashire, m. reg. Q3 1888 at Biggleswade R.D., Frederick Luke WISEMAN (b. ca. 1857 at York). In 1871, living with her maternal grandparents. In 1881, Frederick was a student, visiting Elsie's aunt Mary Adeline HAWORTH. In 1891, living at 10 Greenfield Crescent, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warwickshire, with her husband Frederick (a Wesleyan minister), a housemaid, and a cook. In 1901, living at 12 Greenfield Crescent, Edgbaston, with her husband Frederick (a Wesleyan minister), their children Christopher, Frederick, and Helen, a cook, a housemaid, and a nurse. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,18]
          1. Christopher Luke WISEMAN, b. ca. 1893 at Birmingham, b. reg. Q2 1893 at Kings Norton R.D. In 1901, at school, living with his parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
          2. Frederick Daniel WISEMAN, b. ca. 1895 at Birmingham, b. reg. Q1 1895 at Kings Norton R.D., m. reg. Q2 1923 at Marylebone R.D., Suzanne H. ROUX (m1. BRUYERE), d. suddenly 1952. In 1901, living with his parents. In 1923, joined the staff of the Methodist Recorder newspaper; appointed manager in 1934; later managing editor. Living at St. Albans in 1939. [ref. 3g,5a,23]
            1. Robert W.L. WISEMAN, b. reg. Q4 1924 at Wandsworth R.D. [ref. 5a]
          3. Helen Margaret WISEMAN, b. ca. 1897 at Birmingham, b. reg. Q4 1897 at Kings Norton R.D. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
        2. Lucy Helen DANIEL, b. ca. 1868 at Salford, m. reg. Q1 1895 at Biggleswade R.D., Arthur Trevethin NOWELL (b. ca. 1861 at Garndiffaith, Monmouthshire). In 1871, living with her parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with her father and stepmother. In 1891, living on her own means, visiting the Huntley Health Resort, Bishopsteignton, Devon, together with her cousins Helen and Emma HACKING. In 1901, living at 92 Fellows Road, Hampstead, London, with her husband Arthur (an artist painter, working on his own account at home), their sons Colin and Wilfred, a nurse, a cook, a housemaid, and a hospital nurse. In 1917, of 1 St. Mary Abbots Place, Kensington, London. Arthur painted portraits of several members of the family. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g,4e,5a,18,22]
          1. Colin Arthur NOWELL, b. ca. 1895 at London, b. reg. Q4 1895 at Hampstead R.D. In 1901, living with his parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
          2. Wilfrid James NOWELL, b. ca. 1896 at London, b. reg. Q4 1896 at Hampstead R.D., d. 9 Apr 1917. In 1901, living with his parents. In 1917, a second lieutenant in the 460th Howitzer Battery, Royal Field Artillery. Memorial at Faubourg d'Amiens Cemetery, Arras, France. [ref. 3g,5a,22]
        3. James Cecil Haworth DANIEL, b. ca. Mar 1871 at Halliwell, b. reg. Q2 1871 at Bolton R.D., m. reg. Q4 1894 at Biggleswade R.D., Beatrice Dorothy CONDER (b. ca. 1873 at Biggleswade). In 1871, living with his parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with his father and stepmother. In 1891, living with his father and stepmother. In 1901, a farmer and justice of the peace, living at St. Andrews, St. Andrews Place, Biggleswade, with his wife Beatrice, their daughters Dorothy, Marjorie, and Mildred, a cook, a nurse, an undernurse, and a housemaid. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,18]
          1. Dorothy Irma DANIEL, b. ca. 1896 at Biggleswade, b. reg. Q1 1896 at Biggleswade R.D. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
          2. Marjorie Ida DANIEL, b. ca. 1898 at Biggleswade, b. reg. Q4 1898 at Biggleswade R.D. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
          3. Mildred Vivian DANIEL, b. ca. 1900 at Biggleswade, b. reg. Q2 1900 at Biggleswade R.D. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3g,5a]
        4. Clifford Haworth DANIEL, b. ca. 1873 at Biggleswade, b. reg. Q3 1873 at Biggleswade R.D., m. reg. Q4 1901 at Rotherham R.D., either Mary BENNITT or Elizabeth LISTER. In 1881, a scholar, living with his father and stepmother. In 1891, a boarding pupil at Rydal Mount school, Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire, together with his first cousin Harold Wilfred HAWORTH. Claimed to speak Welsh as well as English in 1891. Ordained deacon at Chichester in 1896. In 1901, a Church of England clergyman, boarding in a miner's house at 189 Third Row, Ashington, Northumberland. [ref. 3e,3f,3g,5a,18,27b]
      2. George Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1843 at Ainsworth, b. reg. Q2 1843 at Bury R.D., m. 1870 at St. Mary, Cheadle, Cheshire, m1. reg. Q2 1870 at Stockport R.D., Elizabeth Pape FORD (b. ca. 1847 at Higher Broughton, Lancashire, b. reg. Q4 1847 at Salford R.D., d. 25 Dec 1913 at High Lawn, d. reg. Q4 1913 at Bucklow R.D.), d. 11 May 1932, d. reg. Q2 1932 at Bucklow R.D., bur. 14 May 1932 at Bowdon. In 1861, a clerk in [presumably his father's] cotton mill, living with his parents. In 1871, a spinner manufacturer, living at 4 The Crescent, Lady Barn, Lancashire, with his wife Elizabeth, an unnamed infant son (Richard), and three servants. At his son's baptism in 1880, a cotton spinner, of Manchester. In 1881, a cotton manufacturer, living at Brook Bank, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Lancashire, with his wife Elizabeth, son Francis, a cook, a housemaid, and a nurse. In 1891, a cotton spinner and manufacturer, living at Lyndhurst, Palatine Road, Didsbury, with a waitress, a cook, a housemaid, and an under housemaid; his wife Elizabeth was boarding at Well House, a hydropathic hotel at Ilkley, Yorkshire, with her children Chester, Francis, Mary, and Gordon. In 1901, a cotton merchant and manufacturer, living at High Lawn, Bowdon, Cheshire, with his wife (enumerated incorrectly as Mary), their children Richard, Chester, Frank, Mary, and Gordon, visitor Janette KNOX (b. ca. 1881 in Scotland), a cook, a waitress, two housemaids, a kitchenmaid, an underhousemaid, a housekeeper and stud groom, and the groom's wife. Still of High Lawn in at least 1911, and of Bowdon when he died in 1932. A partner in his father's firm and eventually its chairman. The net value of his estate was £366,000; his will included numerous charitable bequests, many of them to Methodist causes. The family grave is in the churchyard at Bowdon. [ref. 1p,1t,2a,3c,3d,3e,3f,3g,4f,5a,5b1,18,27c,27f,27h]
        1. Richard Ford HAWORTH, b. ca. Mar 1871 at Fallowfield, Lancashire, b. reg. Q2 1871 at Chorlton R.D., m. 1 Jun 1911 at St. George Hanover Square, m1. reg. Q2 1911 at St. George Hanover Square R.D., Pauline FIRTH (only child of William FIRTH of The Grange, Chesnuts, Massachusetts, m2. Joe BOUMPHREY), div., m2. reg. Q2 1927 at Fylde R.D., Phyllis HENDERSON (m2. 25 Jul 1935 at St. Mary, Sevenoaks, Kent, m2. reg. Q3 1935 at Sevenoaks R.D., Tom Morriss PRIESTLEY, of White Friars, Sevenoaks), d. by 1935. In 1871, living with his parents. In 1881, a boarding pupil in a school at 31 Park Crescent, North Meols, Lancashire, together with his brother George. (Where in 1891?) In 1901, a cotton merchant and manufacturer, living with his parents. In 1935 (posth.), of Owlscot, Hale, Cheshire. Pauline became a well known sculptor under the name Pauline Firth Boumphrey; she specialized in animal bronzes. [ref. 3d,3e,3g,4f,5a,27c,27i]
          1. Richard Firth HAWORTH, b. reg. Q4 1915 at Bucklow R.D., m. reg. Q4 1941 at Cambridge R.D., Mary WEBB. An army cadet at Radley College. Commissioned 2nd lieutenant in the Royal Armoured Corps, Territorial Army, effective 12 Aug 1939. Lost control of Richard Haworth & Co. [ref. 2d,4f,5a]
            1. Penelope A. HAWORTH, b. reg. Q1 1943 at Cambridge R.D. [ref. 5a]
            2. Felicity J. HAWORTH, b. reg. Q1 1947 at Cambridge R.D., m. reg. Q1 1971 at North Buckinghamshire R.D., Robert CORRY. [ref. 4f,5a]
              1. Christopher John CORRY, b. reg. Q4 1971 at Oxford R.D. [ref. 4f,5a]
        2. George Chester HAWORTH, b. ca. 1873 at Fallowfield, b. reg. Q3 1873 at Chorlton R.D., m. reg. Q2 1906 at Liverpool R.D., Alice Mary O'HARE, d. 9 Apr 1928 at his residence, Bollin Wood, Wilmslow, Cheshire, d. reg. Q2 1928 at Bucklow R.D., bur. 12 Apr 1928 at Bowdon. In 1881, a boarding pupil in the same school as his brother Richard. In 1891, an apprentice, living with his mother. In 1901, a cotton merchant and manufacturer, living with his parents. [ref. 1t,3e,3f,3g,5a,27g]
        3. Francis Colin "Frank" HAWORTH, b. ca. Jul 1880 at Chorlton-cum-Hardy, b. reg. Q4 1880 at Chorlton R.D., chr. 17 Oct 1880 at Christ Church, Blackpool, Lancashire, m. reg. Q3 1908 at Brighton R.D., either Annie EDMONDSON or Maria ROELICH. In 1881, living with his parents. In 1891, a scholar, living with his mother. In 1901, a cotton merchant and manufacturer's apprentice, living with his parents. (In 1881, aged 8 months, Francis was mistakenly recorded in the census as aged 8 years.) [ref. 1p,3e,3f,3g,5a]
        4. Mary HAWORTH, b. ca. 1882 at Manchester. In 1891, a scholar, living with her mother. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3f,3g]
        5. Gordon Morris HAWORTH, b. ca. 1884 at Manchester, b. reg. Q4 1884 at Chorlton R.D., m. reg. Q4 1913 at Fylde R.D., Ada WILLIAMS, d. reg. Q4 1955 at Hove R.D. In 1891, a scholar, living with his mother. In 1901, a machine mechanic's apprentice, living with his parents. [ref. 3f,3g,5a]
      3. Sarah Jane HAWORTH, b. ca. 1845 at Manchester, m. reg. Q3 1864 at Chorlton R.D., William Henry HACKING (b. ca. 1837 at Manchester). In 1851 and 1861, living with her parents. In 1871, living at 37 Springbank, Bury, with her husband William (a machinist employing 160 men and 30 boys), their children Henry, Sarah, Helen, and Emma, a general servant, and a nurse. In 1881, living at Ryecroft, Manchester Road, Bury, with her husband (a loom maker machinist), their children Henry, Helen, and Emma, a cook, and a housemaid. In 1891, living at Heathcroft House, Unsworth, Lancashire, with her husband William (an iron founder and machine maker), their son Henry, a housemaid, a waitress, an underhousemaid, and a cook. In 1901, living at Bury New Road, Unsworth, with her husband William (a textile machine maker), their children Emma and Richard, a cook, two housemaids, a waitress, and a kitchenmaid. [ref. 2a,3b,3c,3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,18]
        1. Henry H. HACKING, b. ca 1865 at Bury. In 1871, living with his parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1891, an iron founder and machine maker (employed, presumably by his father), living with his parents. In 1901, a loom maker and machinist, boarding in the BIRD household at 74 Walmersley Road, Bury. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g]
        2. Sarah J. HACKING, b. ca. 1866 at Bury. In 1871, living with her parents. [ref. 3d]
        3. Helen HACKING, b. ca. 1868 at Bury. In 1871, living with her parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1891, visiting the Huntley Health Resort, Bishopsteignton, with her sister Emma and cousin Lucy DANIEL. [ref. 3d,3e,3f]
        4. Emma Webster HACKING, b. ca. Aug 1870 at Bury. In 1871, living with her parents. In 1881, a scholar, living with her parents. In 1891, visiting the Huntley Health Resort, Bishopsteignton, with her sister Helen and cousin Lucy DANIEL. In 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3d,3e,3f,3g]
        5. Richard Haworth HACKING, b. ca. 1882 at Bury. In 1891, one of just three boarding pupils at Links House School, Glen Eldon Road, Lytham, Lancashire. In 1901, living with his parents. [ref. 3f,3g]
      4. James Sewell HAWORTH, b. 27 Oct 1848 at 14 Upper Jackson Street, Hulme, Lancashire, m. 9 Aug 1876 at the Wesleyan chapel, Sydenham, Kent, m. reg. Q3 1876 at Lewisham R.D., Alice SERCOMBE, d. 21 May 1923 at 2 Bridgeland Street, Bideford, Devon, d. reg. Q2 1923 at Bideford R.D. In 1851, living with his parents. In 1861, a boarding scholar in a private school run by Dr. James M. CRANSWICK (teacher A.M.P.H.) at Victoria Terrace, Bury Old Road, Broughton, Lancashire. In 1871, a Wesleyan minister, visiting the family of James FOX, a farmer, at Hillam, Yorkshire. In 1881, a Wesleyan minister, living at 82 Newby Street, Kirkdale, Lancashire, with his wife Alice, their son Harold, and two general servants. In 1891, a Wesleyan minister, living at Upworth Lodge, Wrexham, Denbighshire, with his wife Alice, her sister Kate, visitor Sarah C. PHILLIPS (living on her own means, b. ca. 1838 at Chelsea), and a cook. Elected to membership in the Royal Geographical Society in 1892. In 1901, a Wesleyan minister, living at Eirianfa, Llangollen, Denbighshire, with his wife Alice and a housemaid. In 1911, a Wesleyan minister, living at Eiranfa, Llangollen, with his wife Alice, her sister Jane, and a servant. In 1918, of Eirianfa. Will for £55,372 6s. 1d., probate 1 Sep 1923. See obituary and list of appointments. [ref. 3b,3c,3d,3e,3f,3g,3h,5a,5e,5f,6,17,18,27a]
          The Matthew Family
          David MATTHEW, b. ca. 1809 in Surrey, m. 22 Mar 1836 at St. Mary the Great, Cambridge, Elizabeth Cranwell ROWTON (b. ca. 1814 in Cambridgeshire, d. reg. Q4 1893 at Hampstead R.D.). In 1861, a bristle merchant, living at 3 Loudoun Road, Marylebone, Middlesex, with his wife Elizabeth, their children Frederic, Elizabeth, Alfred, Walter, Edward, Roland, and Alice, and a visitor (Mrs. Catherine B. PETERS, b. ca. 1824 in Hertfordshire). At his son Walter's marriage in 1875, a brush manufacturer. [ref. 1i,3c,5a,35]
          1. Frederic David MATTHEW, b. ca. 1838 in Cambridgeshire. In 1861, a clerk, living with his parents. [ref. 3c]
          2. Elizabeth MATTHEW, b. ca. 1840 in Cambridgeshire. In 1861, living with her parents. [ref. 3c]
          3. Alfred John MATTHEW, b. ca. 1841 in Cambridgeshire. In 1861, a student, living with his parents. [ref. 3c]
          4. Walter Edmund MATTHEW, b. ca. 1847 in Cambridgeshire, m. 18 Nov 1875 at Christ Church (now St. George's Greek Orthodox Cathedral), Albany Street, Camden, Middlesex, m. reg. Q4 1875 at Pancras R.D., Ada Mary THOMSON (b. ca. 1853 at St. Helens, Lancashire, daughter of William THOMSON, a civil engineer), d. by 1891. In 1861, a scholar, living with his parents. At his marriage in 1875, a clerk in holy orders, of 156 Albany Street; his wife Ada was of 17 Auger(?) Terrace, Regent's Park; the witnesses were Edward MATTHEW (Walter's brother) and Joseph McCORMICK. In 1891, Ada was living on her own means at 45 Barton Street, Fulham, with her children Reginald, Alfred, Mary, William, Herbert, and Edith, a nurse, and a cook. [ref. 3c,3f,5a,34,35]
            1. Reginald W. MATTHEW, b. ca. 1879 in Ceylon. In 1891, a scholar, living with his mother. [ref. 3f]
            2. Alfred C. MATTHEW, b. ca. 1880 in Ceylon. In 1891, a scholar, living with his mother. [ref. 3f]
            3. Mary Katharine MATTHEW, b. ca. 1884 in Ceylon, m. 1907 Harold Wilfred HAWORTH, d. 1914. In 1891, a scholar, living with her mother. In 1901, a boarding pupil at St. Agnes's Ladies' School, St. Margaret's Convent, East Grinstead, Sussex, together with her sister Edith. [ref. 3f,3g,5a,34]
            4. William R. MATTHEW, b. ca. 1885 in Ceylon. In 1891, a scholar, living with his mother. [ref. 3f]
            5. Herbert E.J. MATTHEW, b. ca. 1887 in Ceylon. In 1891, a scholar, living with his mother. [ref. 3f]
            6. Edith M. MATTHEW, b. ca. 1889 at Dunster, near Minehead, Somerset. In 1891, living with her mother. In 1901, a boarding pupil at St. Agnes' School, East Grinstead, together with her sister Mary. [ref. 3f,3g]
          5. Edward Borer MATTHEW, b. reg. Q4 1849 at London R.D. In 1861, a scholar, living with his parents. [ref. 3c,5a]
          6. Roland George MATTHEW, b. ca. 1851 in Middlesex. In 1861, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1907, the officiating minister at the marriage of his brother Walter's daughter Mary. [ref. 3c,34]
          7. Alice Maria MATTHEW, b. ca. 1854 in Middlesex. In 1861, a scholar, living with her parents. [ref. 3c]
        1. Harold Wilfred HAWORTH, b. 16 Sep 1877 at 62 Trinity Square, Margate, Kent, b. reg. Q4 1877 at Thanet R.D., m1. 8 Jan 1907 at St. Andrew, Fulham, London, m1. reg. Q1 1907 at Fulham R.D., Mary Katharine MATTHEW (b. ca. 1884 in Ceylon, daughter of Walter Edmund MATTHEW and Ada Mary THOMSON, d. reg. Q4 1914 at Conway R.D.), m2. Jun 1917 at Disley, Cheshire, m. reg. Q2 1917 at Hayfield R.D., Norah Christian ORFORD, d. 10 Jun 1941 at Cranford, Lingfield, Surrey, d. reg. Q2 1941 at Surrey South Eastern R.D. In 1881, living with his parents. Pupil at Rydal Mount School (now Rydal Penrhos), Colwyn Bay, Denbighshire, from 1889 to 1896, including service as a prefect. In 1891, a boarding pupil at Rydal Mount, together with his first cousin Clifford Haworth DANIEL. Student at Cambridge University (matriculated Michaelmas 1896 at Trinity Hall, LL.B. 1900, M.A. 1904). In 1901, living on his own means in a boarding house at Ashchurch Grove, Hammersmith, London, sharing three rooms with Arnold C. HALLIGEY (a solicitor, b. ca. 1876 at Taunton, Somerset, son of John T.F. HALLIGAY, a Wesleyan minister at Exeter, Devon.) Called to the bar, Inner Temple, 27 Jan 1902. Ordained deacon (London) 1903; priest 1904. Curate of St. Andrew's, Fulham, 1903-1907. At his marriage in 1907, of 5 Palmerston Mansions, Fulham; his wife Mary was of 45 Barton Street, Fulham; the witnesses were James Sewell HAWORTH (Harold's father), Alice HAWORTH (his mother), and Ada M. MATTHEW (Mary's mother). The officiating minister was Roland G. MATTHEW (Mary's uncle). Curate of Tarporley, Cheshire, 1907-1910. Vicar of Disley, 1910-1924. In 1911, a clerk in holy orders, living at Bentside Farm, Disley, with his wife Mary. Vicar of Christ Church, Crewe, Cheshire, 1924-1931. Vicar of Bowdon and proctor in convocation of Chester, Cheshire, 1931-1939. Canon of Chester, 1936-1939. Will to his wife Norah for £28,252 19s. 1d., probate at Manchester 26 Sep 1941. (See obituary.) [ref. 2b,3e,3f,3g,3h,4b,5d,16,17,20,5a,28,34]
          1. Walter James Lawrence HAWORTH, b. 9 Feb 1908 at Tarporley, Cheshire, b. reg. Q1 1908 at Chester R.D., m1. reg. Q4 1932 at Depwade R.D., Elizabeth H. "Betty" DURRANT (d. 1946 at Colombo, Ceylon), m2. 1947 at Colombo, Sybil Flora ROYLANCE (b. 7 Feb 1902, b. reg. Q1 1902 at Brentford R.D., m1. reg. Q3 1922 at Brentford R.D., Malcolm D.M. DANDO, d. reg. Jul 1985 at Winchester R.D.), m3. reg. Aug 1986 at Winchester R.D., Marjorie M.H. MUNTZ, d. 18 Aug 1991 at Winchester, Hampshire, d. reg. Aug 1991 at Southampton R.D. In 1911, living temporarily with a district nurse at 99 High Street, Tarporley. A company director. [ref. 3h,4b,4c,5a,16]
            1. Jennifer Anne "Jennie" HAWORTH, b. 11 Jul 1935 at Colombo, m1. 1957 at Sparsholt, Hampshire, m1. reg. Q2 1957 at Winchester R.D., Brian R. ROCKINGHAM-GILL (b. reg. Q1 1932 at Salisbury R.D.), div. 1963, m2. reg. Q1 1965 at Midhurst R.D., Bryan A. WHITFIELD (b. 12 Feb 1928). [ref. 4b,4c,5a]
              1. Ginevra Elizabeth "Gina" ROCKINGHAM-GILL, b. 25 Jul 1959 at Colombo, m. 1998 at Sydney, Australia, Gia SIKHARULIDZE. A psychologist. [ref. 4b,4c]
                1. Gabriel Andrew SIKHARULIDZE, b. 12 Dec 1999 at Sydney. [ref. 4c]
              2. Emma Caroline ROCKINGHAM-GILL, b. 13 Dec 1960 at Colombo, m. 1987 at Sydney, Timothy ROONEY (b. 1959). A civil servant. [ref. 4b,4c]
                1. Samuel Sean ROONEY, b. 15 Jul 1994 at Sydney. [ref. 4b,4c]
                2. Tessa Caitlin ROONEY, b. 25 May 1996 at Sydney. [ref. 4b,4c]
              3. Christopher Mark Tobias "Toby" WHITFIELD, b. 6 Feb 1965 at Chichester, Sussex, b. reg. Q1 1965 at Chichester R.D., m. 29 Apr 2000 at Sydney, Claire FRANCIS (b. 21 Apr 1970 in United Kingdom). A company director. [ref. 4b,4c,5a]
          2. Christopher Matthew "Kit" HAWORTH, schoolmaster, b. 31 Dec 1911 (twin with Elizabeth) at Disley, d. 17 Aug 1975 at Pembury Hospital, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. [ref. 4b,15]
          3. Elizabeth Mary "Liz" HAWORTH, executive secretary, b. 31 Dec 1911 (twin with Christopher) at Disley, d. 24 Dec 1994 at London. [ref. 4b,15]
          4. Katharine Perpetua "Peta" HAWORTH, physician, b. 13 Sep 1918 at Disley, m. Dec 1948 Olaf D. BAYLES (anesthesiologist, d. 31 Oct 1996), d. Feb 1980 at Stevenage, Hertfordshire. [ref. 4b,15]
            1. Rosemary Ann BAYLES, biologist, b. 21 Apr 1949 at Enfield. [ref. 4b]
            2. Colin David BAYLES, chartered surveyor, b. 6 May 1951, m. reg. May 1987 at Bishop Stortford R.D., Sally M. KINGSLEY. [ref. 4b,5a]
            3. Lindsay Susan BAYLES, solicitor, b. 22 Dec 1952. [ref. 4]
          5. Mary Christian HAWORTH, hospital social worker, b. 11 Jan 1920 at Disley. [ref. 4b,15]
          6. Joan Margaret HAWORTH, b. 20 June 1928 at Christ Church Vicarage, Crewe, m. 23 Dec 1949 at Lingfield, Gareth MORGAN, d. 1 Jun 2008 at Austin, Texas. [ref. 4a,4b,5c,5g,15]
        2. Richard HAWORTH, b. 3 May 1883, b. reg. Q2 1883 at Kingston R.D., d. 25 Jun 1886. His gravestone is adjacent to that of Richard Haworth PEARSON, below. His father's will provides for a legacy to the National Children's Home and Orphanage "as an Endowment Fund for the Richard Haworth House at the Lancashire Branch at Edgworth near Bolton". [ref. 7,17]
      5. John Fletcher HAWORTH, b. ca. 1853 at Moss Side, Manchester, m. reg. Q2 1876 at Chorlton R.D., Frances Alice POPE (b. ca. 1854 at London). In 1861, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1871, a clerk, living with his parents. In 1881, a cotton spinner, living at The Thorns, Didsbury Park, Didsbury, with his wife Frances, daughters Mary and Joan, a cook, a housemaid, and a nurse. In 1891, a cotton spinner, living at Oldfield, Lancashire, with his wife Frances, their daughters Joan, Ellen, Hannah, and Frances, his mother-in-law Ann E. POPE, his wife's nephew Hugh L. POPE, a waitress, a cook, a housemaid, a nurse, a nurserymaid, a maid, and a coachman. In 1901, a gentleman and retired cotton merchant, living at Brentwood, Park Road, Hale, Cheshire, with his wife Frances, their daughters Joan, Helen, and Frances, a waitress, a cook, two housemaids, and a governess. In 1913, of Withens, Sutton Coldfield. A partner in his father's firm. [ref. 2a,3c,3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,18,27e]
        1. Mary HAWORTH, b. ca. 1877 at Manchester, m. reg. Q2 1898 at Altrincham R.D., Charles Archibald CHUBB (b. ca. 1871 at Chislehurst, Kent, m2. 1949 Margaret Alison PICKARD [d. 1986], d. 1967), d. 1948. In 1881, living with her parents. (Where in 1891?) In 1901, living at 51 Drayton Gardens, Kensington, London, with her husband Charles (a lock and safe manufacturer), a visitor, a housemaid, and a cook. Charles was the managing director of Chubb & Sons Lock & Safe Co., Ltd., and was a baronet and the second Baron Hayter. [ref. 3e,3g,5a,30]
          1. George Charles Hayter CHUBB, b. 25 Apr 1911, m. 1940 Elizabeth Anne RUMBOLD. Chairman of Chubb & Sons Lock & Safe Co., Ltd., a baronet, and the third Baron Hayter. [ref. 30]
            1. Sarah CHUBB, b. 1941, m. 1963 David Humphrey CLARK. [ref. 30]
              1. Andrew David CLARK, b. 1964. [ref. 30]
              2. Alison Tamsen CLARK, b. 1967. [ref. 30]
              3. Simon William CLARK (adop.), b. 1968. [ref. 30]
              4. Katherine Mary CLARK (adop.), b. 1970. [ref. 30]
            2. George William Michael CHUBB, b. 9 Oct 1943, m. 1983 Waltraud FLACKL. [ref. 30]
              1. Thomas Frederik Flackl CHUBB, b. 23 Jul 1986. [ref. 30]
            3. John Andrew CHUBB, b. 1946, m. 1975 Sandy BRERETON. [ref. 30]
              1. Alfred CHUBB, b. 1977. [ref. 30]
              2. Georgia CHUBB, b. 1978. [ref. 30]
            4. Charles Henry Thomas CHUBB, b. 1949, m. 1979 Ann Nicola MANNING. [ref. 30]
              1. Mark Henry CHUBB, b. 1980. [ref. 30]
              2. Josephine Anne CHUBB, b. 1983. [ref. 30]
              3. Jack Charles CHUBB, b. 1985. [ref. 30]
              4. Alice Christine CHUBB, b. 1989. [ref. 30]
          2. David William Early CHUBB, b. 1914, m. Veronica CLIFTON, d. 1993. [ref. 30]
            1. Jeremy David Knyvett CHUBB, b. 1941, m. 1978 Valerie Anne WIGHTMAN (m1. EVANS). [ref. 30]
              1. Patrick David CHUBB, b. 1980. [ref. 30]
              2. Andrew Harry CHUBB, b. 1982. [ref. 30]
        2. Joan HAWORTH, b. ca. 1879 at Manchester or Didsbury. In 1881, 1891, and 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3e,3f,3g]
        3. Ellen or Helen L. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1881 at Didsbury. In 1891 and 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3f,3g]
        4. Hannah E. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1884 at Didsbury. In 1891, living with her parents. [ref. 3f]
        5. Frances S. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1889 at Altrincham, Cheshire, m. 16 Sep 1913 at St. Paul Wesleyan, Bowdon, Kenneth STOKER (elder son of Robert Burden STOKER). In 1891 and 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3f,3g,27e]
      6. Mary Adeline HAWORTH, b. ca. 1854 at Whalley Range, Manchester, b. reg. Q4 1854 at Chorlton R.D., m. reg. Q2 1877 at Chorlton R.D., James Fildes PEARSON (b. 2 May 1852 at Ingleby Barwick on Tees, Yorkshire, b. reg. Q2 1852 at Stockton R.D., d. 21 Apr 1929), d. 17 Mar 1912 at Beachmount, Arnside, Westmorland, after a short illness, d. reg. Q1 1912 at Kendal R.D. In 1861, a scholar, living with her parents. (Where in 1871?) In 1881, living at Barwicke Cottage, Gatley, Lancashire, with her husband James (a wholesale grocer), their daughters Mary and Elizabeth, visitor Frederick L. WISEMAN (future husband of her niece Elsie Lois DANIEL), a nurse, a housemaid, and a cook. In 1891, visiting Huntley, a health resort at Bishopsteignton, Devon, with her husband James (living on his own means); their home seems to have been Haslemere, North Promenade, St. Annes on Sea, Lytham, Lancashire. In 1901, visting the IDDON family at Inglewood, Arnside, with her husband James (a provision merchant). Cremated at Manchester Crematorium. [ref. 3c,3e,3f,3g,4g,5a,5h,7,17,18,27d]
        1. Mary Mowbray PEARSON, b. 6 Apr 1878 at Cheadle, Cheshire, b. reg. Q2 1878 at Stockport R.D., m. 1898 at St. John, Knutsford, Cheshire, m. reg. Q3 1898 at Altrincham R.D., William Clayton GROSVENOR (b. 12 Jul 1866 at Glasgow, Scotland, d. 17 Mar 1947, bur. at Arnside), d. 2 Nov 1961 at Upper Norwood, London, bur. at Arnside. In 1881, living with her parents. In 1891, a scholar, living at her parents' house in St. Annes on Sea with her sister Elisabeth, a visiting English teacher, a cook, a waitress, and a housemaid. In 1901, living at Hungersheath, Arnside, with her husband William (a doctor of medicine), their son Richard, a nurse, a cook, and a housemaid. The couple spent a long time in China, possibly at around the time of the First World War; William was described there as a medical missionary. [ref. 3e,3f,3g,4g,5a,5b1]
          1. Richard Moberley Clayton GROSVENOR, b. ca. 1899 at Old Trafford, Lancashire, b. reg. Q3 1899 at Barton upon Irwell R.D., d. reg. Q2 1903 at Kendal R.D., bur. at Arnside in the same grave as his parents. In 1901, living with his parents. [ref. 4g,5a]
        2. Elisabeth Dorothy PEARSON, b. 15 Oct 1879 at Cheadle, b. reg. Q4 1879 at Stockport R.D., m. 1902 at St. Mary, Disley, m. reg. Q3 1902 at Hayfield R.D., Allan Noble MONKHOUSE (a journalist and author, b. 7 May 1858, d. 10 Jan 1936), d. 16 Sep 1952 at Disley. In 1881, living with her parents. In 1891, a scholar, living at her parents' house in St Anne's on Sea with her sister Mary and others (see above). In 1901, visiting the HORNUNG family at 7 Southfield Villas, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire. Grandmother of Harriet MONKHOUSE. [ref. 3e,3f,3g,4g,5a,5b1]
          1. Elisabeth M. MONKHOUSE, b. reg. Q3 1912 at Hayfield R.D. [ref. 5a]
        3. Richard Haworth PEARSON, b. reg. Q2 1882 at Stockport R.D., d. 17 Oct 1885 at West Bank, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, of convulsions, bronchitis, and incipient pneumonia, d. reg. Q4 1885 at Stockport R.D. His gravestone is adjacent to that of Richard HAWORTH (1883-1886), above. [ref. 5a,5h,7]
      7. Frederic HAWORTH, b. ca. 1857 at Manchester, m. reg. Q2 1881 at Stockport R.D., Mary Simmonds HODGKINSON (b. ca. 1860 at Manchester). In 1861 and 1871, a scholar, living with his parents. In 1881, a cotton spinner and manufacturer (dealer), living with his parents. In 1891, a justice of the peace and lieutenant colonel commanding the 3rd Volunteer Battalion of the Lancashire Militia, living on his own means at Tweed Mount, Bath Road, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, with his wife Mary, their children Richard, Frederic, Mary, and Harriet, a cook, a waitress, a housemaid, and a kitchenmaid. In 1901, a magistrate, retired cotton manufacturer, and colonel commanding the 3rd Volunteer Battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers, living at The Wood, Windermere, Westmorland, with his wife Mary, their daughters Alison and Harriett, a cook, a parlormaid, a sewing maid, a housemaid, and a kitchenmaid. A partner in his father's firm. [ref. 2a,3c,3d,3e,3f,3g,5a,18]
        1. Richard HAWORTH, b. ca. 1882 at Cheadle, b. reg. Q4 1882 at Stockport R.D. In 1891, living with his parents. [ref. 3f,5a]
        2. Frederic D. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1884 at Cheadle, b. reg. Q1 1884 at Stockport R.D. In 1891, living with his parents. [ref. 3f,5a]
        3. Mary A. or Alison M. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1884 at Cheadle. In 1891 and 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3f,3g]
        4. Harriet M. HAWORTH, b. ca. 1886 at Woodford, Cheshire. In 1891 and 1901, living with her parents. [ref. 3f,3g]
    9. William Hardman HAWORTH, b. 25 Feb 1822, chr. 11 Aug 1822 at St. Mary, Bury, bur. 5 Nov 1822 at St. Mary, Bury. [ref. 1a]
Possibly related: Probably not related closely: HAWORTH baptisms at St. Mary, Bury, 1804: [ref. 1a] Other HAWORTHs at Rydal Mount School: [ref. 28]

Descendants of George Chester

George CHESTER, m1. 13 Jul 1762 at St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire, Ann GREGSON (d. 10 Apr 1763, bur. 11 Apr 1763 at St. Mary, Bury), m2. 19 Feb 1765 at St. Mary, Bury, Mary SCHOLCROFT. At his marriage in 1762, a weaver, of Bury St. Mary; Ann was also of Bury St. Mary; the witnesses were James HEATON and John BUTTLER. At his daughter's baptism in 1763, of Bury. At his marriage in 1765, a weaver, of Bury St. Mary; Mary was also of Bury St. Mary; the witnesses were John SHERWOOD and William NORRIS. At his children's baptisms in 1766 and 1770, of Bury. [ref. 1a]
  1. Ellen CHESTER, b. 1 Mar 1763, chr. 3 Apr 1763 at St. Mary, Bury, m. 1 Oct 1780 at St. Mary, Bury, James HOWORTH. At her marriage in 1780, of Bury St. Mary. [ref. 1a]
  2. Ann CHESTER, b. 17 Jan 1766, chr. 16 Feb 1766 at St. Mary, Bury. [ref. 1a]
  3. John CHESTER, b. 27 Jul 1770, chr. 29 Jul 1770 at St. Mary, Bury. [ref. 1a]

Descendants of William Thornley

William THORNLEY. At his daughter's baptism in 1784, of Ainsworth, Lancashire. [ref. 1a]
  1. Elizabeth "Betty" THORNLEY, b. 7 Apr 1784 at Bury, Lancashire, chr. 2 May 1784 at St. Mary, Bury, m1. 21 Nov 1803 at St. Mary, Bury, George Chester HAWORTH, m2. 20 Aug 1832 at St. Mary, Bury, Thomas SMITH (m1. and wid. by 1832, d. by 1851). At her marriage in 1803, of Bury. In 1841, living at Fleet Street, Bury, with her husband Thomas (a printer). In 1851, a baker, living by herself at Fleet Street, Bury. In 1861, boarding with her son John HAWORTH. [ref. 1a,3a,3b,3c]

It is tempting to conclude that Betty was instead the daughter of Edmund THORNLEY and Betty HARDMAN, m. 9 Nov 1777 at St. Mary, Bury. This Betty was b. 23 Feb 1782 and chr. 24 Mar 1782 at St. Mary, Bury, with her name given specifically as Betty (not Elizabeth). A birthdate in Feb 1782 fits perfectly with Betty Smith's age in the 1851 and 1861 censuses, whereas one in Apr 1784 is slightly off. Moreover, note the middle name Hardman among her descendants. But it appears that this Betty d. 1 Jul 1797 and was bur. 3 Jul 1797 at St. Mary, Bury.

Sources

  1. Parish and nonconformist registers
    1. St. Mary, Bury, Lancashire (from images at FamilySearch)
    2. St. Peter, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire (from IGI batch M007153)
    3. St. Andrew, Fulham, London (from images at Ancestry)
    4. Christ Church, Albany Street, Camden, London (from images at Ancestry)
    5. St. Mary, Deane, Lancashire (from FamilySearch batches M011705, M018596, and I029596)
    6. Collegiate Church (Cathedral from 1847), Manchester, Lancashire (from IGI batches C097895, C097896, M097893, and M097895)
    7. St. John, Eltham, Kent (from images at Ancestry)
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    9. St. Mary the Great, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire (from IGI batch M130641, based on Phillimore's transcript)
    10. New Jerusalemite church, Kearsley, Lancashire (from transcript at Lancashire Online Parish Clerks)
    11. St. John the Evangelist, Farnworth (Deane), Lancashire (from transcript at Lancashire Online Parish Clerks)
    12. St. John, Bury, Lancashire (from transcript at Lancashire Online Parish Clerks)
    13. Woolwich, Kent (from images at Ancestry)
    14. St. Mary Newington, London (from images at Ancestry)
    15. St. Luke, Deptford, London (from images at Ancestry)
    16. Christ Church, Blackpool, Lancashire (from transcript at Lancashire Online Parish Clerks)
    17. St. Matthew, Stretford, Lancashire (from transcript at Lancashire Online Parish Clerks)
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    19. St. Anne, Sale, Cheshire (from FamilySearch batch I050396)
    20. Bowdon, Cheshire (from FamilySearch batch I050434)
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    22. Holy Trinity, Darlington, Co. Durham (from FamilySearch batch C005911)
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    1. Obituary and death notice of Richard Haworth (1820-1883), Manchester Guardian, 3 Dec 1883
    2. Obituary and death notice of Harold Wilfred Haworth (1877-1941), Church Times, __ ___ 1941
    3. Eltham and District Times, 2 Apr 1915
    4. London Gazette, 6 Sep 1939
    5. Manchester Times, 23 Jul 1853
    6. Huddersfield Daily Chronicle, 23 Oct 1873
    7. Manchester Times, 21 Feb 1874
    8. The Standard (London), 20 Feb 1883
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    1. 1841
    2. 1851
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    1. Recollection of the author, Daniel Francis Morgan
    2. Joan Margaret (Haworth) Morgan and Mary Christian Haworth, pers. comm.
    3. Jennifer (Haworth) Whitfield, pers. comm., 2001
    4. Keith Chester Haworth, pers. comm.
    5. Christopher Mosley, pers. comm., 26 Aug 2003
    6. Felicity Corry, pers. comm., 9 Feb 2006
    7. Harriet Monkhouse, pers. comm., 8 Aug 2008
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    1. General Register Office indexes (via FreeBMD and Ancestry)
    2. Local indexes (see list at UKBMD)
      1. Cheshire BMD
      2. Lancashire BMD
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    4. Birth certificate of Harold Wilfred Haworth, 1877
    5. Birth certificate of James Sewell Haworth, 1848
    6. Marriage certificate of James Sewell Haworth and Alice Sercombe, 1876
    7. Marriage certificate of Joan Margaret Haworth and Gareth Morgan, 1949
    8. Death certificate of Richard Haworth Pearson, 1885
    9. Marriage certificate of Richard Haworth and Sarah Sewell, 1839
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  10. Will and admon of James Sewell Haworth.
  11. Will of Richard Haworth (1820-1883).
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  13. Debt of Honour Register of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
  14. Online history of the Methodist Recorder newspaper
  15. Will of Thomas Chester Haworth (1815-1887).
  16. Announcements in The Times
    1. Court News, 30 Mar 1892
    2. Ordinations, 23 Dec 1896
    3. Marriages, 2 Jun 1911
    4. Deaths, 12 Mar 1912
    5. Marriages, 18 Sep 1913
    6. Deaths, 27 Dec 1913
    7. Deaths, 10 Apr 1928
    8. Wills and Bequests, 22 Aug 1932
    9. Marriages, 26 Jul 1935
  17. Mike Leach, Rydal Penrhos Society (former pupil organization), pers. comm., 23 Sep 2002.
  18. Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage, 2000 edn., online at Xreferplus.

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