Ellen JENNINGS^[1]

Abt 1767 - 1853  (~ 86 years)

• Name	Ellen JENNINGS
  Birth	Abt 1767	Wilsden, Yorkshire, England
  	From 1851 census
  Gender	Female
  1841 Census	6 Jun 1841	Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England
  1851 Census	30 Mar 1851	Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England
  Croft Fold
  Death	Jan 1853	Apperley Bridge, Calverley, Yorkshire, England
  Burial	25 Jan 1853	Calverley St Wilfrid, Yorkshire, England
  Person ID	I1459	Hardaker One-name Study
  Last Modified	11 Jul 2016

  
  

  Family	Christopher HARDAKER,   b. 1781, Horsforth, Yorkshire, England d. 1860, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England (Age 79 years)
  Marriage	28 Jun 1807	Bradford St Peter, Yorkshire, England   [2, 3]
  	Type: By Banns
  	Christopher Hardaker OTP, clothier and Ellen Jennings OTP, spinster. Witnesses were John Barker and Dorothy Baxter (John Barker and Sarah Baxter were witness to five other marriages recorded immediately before or after the marriage of Christopher and Ellen indicating that John in particular, but probably both of them have no family connection to either Christopher or Ellen).
  Notes	It is likely that this couple had at least one other (male) child. See note under 1851 census event.
  Children	1. Elizabeth HARDAKER,   b. Abt 1808   d. 1834, Apperley Bridge, Calverley, Yorkshire, England (Age ~ 26 years)  [Father: Birth]
  Family ID	F425	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	23 Jul 2016

  
  

• Event Map

  Birth - Abt 1767 - Wilsden, Yorkshire, England Marriage - Type: By Banns - 28 Jun 1807 - Bradford St Peter, Yorkshire, England 1841 Census - 6 Jun 1841 - Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England 1851 Census - Croft Fold - 30 Mar 1851 - Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England Death - Jan 1853 - Apperley Bridge, Calverley, Yorkshire, England Burial - 25 Jan 1853 - Calverley St Wilfrid, Yorkshire, England  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Histories

  Research on The Hardakers of Eccleshill Eccleshill is just across the Aire valley from Rawdon and Horsforth, both originally in Guiseley parish, where some of the early HARDAKERs lived. Some of the ones who moved to Eccleshill maintained their links with the Rawdon area. And parts of Eccleshill are closer to Calverley church than to Bradford church, which is probably why some residents chose to patronise the Calverley church rather than go to Bradford. In addition, to make things even more complicated, occasionally some Eccleshill residents were baptised or buried at Horsforth or Rawdon.

  
  

• Sources

  [S252] Gaunt & Simpson, Gaunt & Simpson. [S259] JBH's trans from fiche, JBH's trans. [S479] WYAS via Ancestry.com (Reliability: 2). West Yorkshire Archive Service; Wakefield, Yorkshire, England; Yorkshire Parish Records; Old Reference Number: 40D90/1/3/6; New Reference Number: BDP14