Jane DICKINSON
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Name Jane DICKINSON Birth Yes, date unknown - Possibly the Jane Dickinson baptised in Mar 1775 at Standish (Lancashire), parents James and Betty. See also note below. [1]
Gender Female Death Yes, date unknown Person ID I424 Hardaker One-name Study Last Modified 17 Dec 2019
Family Mark HARDAKER, b. Abt 1773, Bafferton, Yorkshire, England 
d. 1825, Leeds, Yorkshire, England (Age ~ 52 years) Marriage 26 Nov 1798 Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England [2] Type: By Banns - Mark Hardaker, OTP, Shoemaker, and Jane Dickinson, OTP, Spinster. Mark signed Jane made her mark. Witnesses were William Webster and John Atkinson.
Children + 1. Joseph HARDAKER, b. 8 Jun 1799, Armley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England d. Abt Mar 1874, Leeds, Yorkshire, England (Age 74 years) [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]2. David HARDAKER, b. 3 Feb 1802, Armley, Leeds, Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]3. James HARDAKER, b. 28 Sep 1804, Leeds, Yorkshire, England d. Abt Dec 1806, Leeds, Yorkshire, England (Age 2 years) [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]4. James HARDAKER, b. 27 Nov 1807, Leeds, Yorkshire, England d. Abt Apr 1819, Leeds, Yorkshire, England (Age 11 years) [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth]Family ID F1042 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 2 Mar 2020
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Marriage - Type: By Banns - 26 Nov 1798 - Leeds St Peter, Yorkshire, England 
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Notes - We have to date been unable to determine Jane's origins (date & place of birth, names of parents). A reasonably accurate year of birth from age recorded on a burial record would be helpful, but so far has not been found. From the civil records, which generally provide name and place only, we know that several Jane Hardakers died in and around Leeds during the likely time period (1810-1850), but without details of these deaths (eg, from certificates), we can't know whether any of these are this Jane. Given that Mark and Jane named their first child Joseph, presumably after Mark's father, and seemed quite determined to name their second child James, it is very possible that Jane's father was a James. The best candidate for a birth/baptism around 1773 (Mark's year of birth) anywhere in the central/northern part of England is the one noted above in Standish.
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