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Updated: 09-06-2019 01:09:91. Owner: Liz Youle


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary HANDLEY: Birth: 1826 in Newbold & Dunston.

  2. Harriet HANDLEY: Birth: 25 JAN 1828 in Newbold & Dunston.

  3. Elizabeth HANDLEY: Birth: 12 DEC 1829 in Newbold & Dunston.

  4. Sarah HANDLEY: Birth: ABT 1830. Death: BEF 1841

  5. Thomas HANDLEY: Birth: ABT 1831. Death: BEF 1841

  6. Eliza HANDLEY: Birth: 1832 in Newbold & Dunston.

  7. William HANDLEY: Birth: 1833 in Newbold & Dunston.

  8. Sarah HANDLEY: Birth: ABT 1836 in Derbyshire. Death: BEF 1851

  9. Ann HANDLEY: Birth: 1839 in Scarcliffe, Derbyshire.

  10. John HANDLEY: Birth: 1841 in Scarcliffe, Derbyshire. Death: 1881 in Missing at census

  11. Charlotte HANDLEY: Birth: 1843 in Scarcliffe, Derbyshire.

  12. Emma HANDLEY: Birth: 28 JUL 1844 in Scarcliffe, Derbyshire. Death: BEF 1849

  13. George HANDLEY: Birth: 1846 in Scarcliffe, Derbyshire. Death: 1863 in Age 17 - TB

  14. Emma HANDLEY: Birth: BET JUL AND SEP 1849 in Newbold, Derbyshire. Death: 28 NOV 1933 in Frostburg, Maryland, USA


Sources
1. Title:   Needham.ged
2. Title:   TEMPOR
3. Title:   YOULE 2015.FTW

Notes
a. Note:   [YOULE 2015.FTW]
  [~1.GED]
  [YOULE 2004.FTW]
  [Needham.ged]
  Sarah's notes read Handley and date 14/8/1825. 58 Sanforth Street, Newbold at 1881 census.> Dwelling: 58 Sanforth St> Census Place: Newbold & Dunston, Derby, England> Source: FHL Film 1341821 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 34 33 Folio 63>Page 28> Marr Age Sex Birthplace> Thomas HANDLEY U 76 F Scarcliffe, Derby, England> Rel: Head> Occ: Gardener (D)> Martha GREENE U 64 F Cuttthorpe, Derby, England> Rel: Ser> Occ: General Lab
  He went to the USA midsummer 1849 to seek his fortune. On 28th July 1849 he landed at New York City. He then went to Illinois. He had government land and built a house and stocked the farm. He purchased another adjoining 80 acres. He then decided to return to England to collect his family.
  Emma was frightened to go so he stayed in England. He got an agent to sell his claim. He then bought land in England and had a market garden and a stall, they prospered and bought more land.
  He was a very pious man and a Methodist Minister who travelled back and forth on donkey to preach at various chapels. Later on he decided to become a Quaker and he changed to their faith until his death. He was very philanthropic and would give everything away.
  Most of his children did not survive with the exception of Eliza the endest and Emma the youngest...and two others.

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