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Note: N19753 Baptism: 11 Feb 1749/50 St Peter and St Paul, Ormskirk, Lancashire, England
John Rymer - Son of Peter Rymer & Anne
Abode: Scarisb[rick]
Register: Baptisms 1743 - 1770, Page 22, Entry 40
Source: LDS Film 1849663
marriage 1772 December 21 John Rymer of Ormskirk, husbandman, & Elizabeth Howard
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Film # 4168596 image #1085
No. 32 John Rymer of the Parish of Ormskirk Husbandman & Elizabeth Howard of this Parish Spinster were Married in this Church by Banns this Twenty First Day of December in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy Two by me W. Stackhouse Curate
This Marriage was solemnized between us John x Rymer’s mark Elizabeth x Howard’s mark, in the presence of James Hunt Lau[ren]ce Hall
burial 1789 February 20 John Rymer of Scarisbrick. Double dues
In 1841 The son of John Rymer, William Rymer is living in Brown Edge Scarisbrick, Lancashire England next door to Margaret Howard nee Higham the widow of William Rymer.
Source Citation
Class: HO107; Piece: 515; Book: 10; Civil Parish: Ormskirk; County: Lancashire; Enumeration District: 8; Folio: 54; Page: 3; Line: 7; GSU roll: 306902
1841 census Scarisbrick Brown Edge
William Rimmer male 56 farmer born in county
Jane Rimmer female 56 born in county
Margaret Rimmer female 20 born in county
Thomas Rimmer male 20 born in county
Elizabeth Rimmer 15 born in county
Jane Rimmer female 15 born in county
Ann Rimmer female 12 born in county
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Margaret Howard age 70 Farmer b in Lancashire Henry Howard 25 b. Lancashire,
John Howard 15 Farmer b. Lancashire
Rich[ar]d Howard age 15 b Lancashire
William Howard age 7 b. Lancashire
Margaret Marshall 11 F.S. b. Lancashire
William Rymer now deceased was the son of Hugh Howard and Elizabeth Rymer.
Their daughter Jenny is named in the William Rymer will dated 1798
Wills and Inventories now preserved in the probate court of Chester
William Rymer late of North Meols deceased proved 5th July 1798
1. In the name of god Amen in the yeare of Our Lord god One
2. Thousand Seven hundred and ninety seven this thirtieth day of
3. December I William Rimer of North Meols in the County of
4. Lancaster Gives to my Son Thomas Rimers Daughter Jenney and to my
5. son Richard Rimars Daughter Jenny and to My Son Henry
6. Rimers Dauter Jenny and to my daughter Betys Daughter Jenny
7. three Pound a peas to be paid in twelve munth and a day
8. after my deceas…
His sons Henry and Thomas become his executors.
Nicholas proceeded his father in death and did not have a daughter named Jenny. All of his children were sons.
Richard proceeded his father in death his daughter Jenny is alive and is named as Richard’s daughter.
There is no known christening record for John, There isn’t one for Thomas either but we know William had a son Thomas because Jenny his daughter is named in his father’s will.
If John is also a son of William then he is living next door to his first cousin’s wife in the 1841 census. Because land rights are generally always divided equally with surviving children I believe John to also be a son of William Rymer. I am unable to find a reasonable burial or marriage for Jenny. If she did not survive then both John and his daughter would not have been named in William’s will. William had many grandchildren but chose to only mention the grandchildren who were named after his deceased wife.
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