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Family of Samuel Cheetham (1826-1862) in Rochdale, Lancs

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Samuel Cheetham
b.1826
d.29/10/1862 of Typhus
marr.Ann Hartley, (24/4/1823-29/10/1862)
11/12/1850
Rochdale
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Mary
Ann
1851-1865
James
Samuel
1852
alive 78
David Hartley
1853-1924
m.Elizabeth Saville (1848-1919)
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Emily
Ann
1878-1962
marr.
Loughran
Samuel
Hartley
1883-1969
marr.
Clegg
Jeremiah
Saville
Lilian
1885-1958
marr.
Pearson
Gertrude Saville
1880-1952
marr.
Pugh
William Edward
1854-1862
Eliza Ann
b.13/4/1856
d.25/9/1934
m. John Lawrie
1/9/1878
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Family of John Lawrie in Rochdale
Sarah Ann
1857
m. Crabtree
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Annie
Redman
Emily Daniel
Sarah Amy Walter
Samuel
Henry
1858
alive 61
Arthur Bright
1860-1949
m.Ann Stott
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Ernest Ethel Florie Charlotte
Collier
Eleanor Ann
1861
m. Browne
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Arthur Herbert George Frank
 
Samuel Cheetham and his wife, Ann Hartley, died of typhus within a short time of each other at the end of October 1862. It appears that their 8-year old son William Edward may have also died of this. The six surviving children were orphaned. However, while Mary Ann died three years later at the age of ten, the other five survived to have families of their own. In 1871 the children remained at 70 Cheetham Street with their Aunt, Betsy Hartley caring for them and with the profession of pawnbroker (as was Samuel before his death).

My particular interest here, apart from Eliza Ann, whom I personally descend from, was Arthur Bright Cheetham's daughter Charlotte Collier. When she died in Blackburn, intestate, in the 1980s, I was contacted, along with other living descendants of Samuel Cheetham and Ann Hartley, by an heir-hunter. Eventually, my share of her estate turned out to be under £100. However, it was this event, and the outline genealogy on which the above is based, which I later obtained from the heir-hunter, that started me on my genealogical quest (thirty years and still ongoing!).