Name: Heap family tree

Updated: 02-28-2021 11:02:54.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James William Pate: Birth: 29 APR 1868 in Burnley. Death: 18 JAN 1950 in BURNLEY

  2. Albert Pate: Birth: 17 MAY 1870 in Burnley. Death: 8 DEC 1951 in BURNLEY

  3. Margaret Ann Pate: Birth: 1873 in Burnley. Death: 25 JUL 1930 in Royal Infirmary, SHEFFIELD

  4. Edmund Pate: Birth: 1878 in Burnley. Death: 13 JAN 1938 in NELSON Lancashire

  5. Thomas Pate: Birth: 1880 in Burnley.

  6. Arthur Nicholas Pate: Birth: 31 DEC 1882 in Burnley. Death: 1969 in BURNLEY Lancashire

  7. Sarah Jane Pate: Birth: 1885 in Burnley.


Sources
1. Source:   Census+Marriage Certificate/Briercliffe Site

Notes
a. Note:   1844=Birth - Too many Mary Heaps to be sure 1851=Higher Saxifield
 1859=Baptism aged 15 years from Saxifield. Register Page 55 Entry 438
 1861=Higher Saxifield
 1867=Marriage from Saxifield June Qtr Vol 8e Page 339. Witnesses Edmund and Margaret Heap, brother and sister
 1871=Heap Street
 1873=Death of Mother Ann
 1877=Death of Father James Heap
 1881=29,Heap Street
 1891=55,Briercliffe Road
 1901=28,Barden Street
 1904=Death of husband John Spencer Pate
 1911=28,Barden Street (Widow)
 *On marriage Certificate no Father's name appears
 **In 1881 2 other Heap families are living on Heap Street, headed by William Heap 1852 and James G Heap 1850. They are brothers the sons of Eli and Jane and as yet no relation.
 ***On the 1851 Census Mary Heap is shown as the daughter of James Heap and Ann, on the 1861 Census she is shown as the Grandaughter of James & Ann. The baptism at St James, Briercliffe shows James and Ann as the parents. I think she is the Grandaughter of James and Ann
 1912=Death aged 69 years March Qtr Vol 8e Page 274. Hartley and John two sons who died in infancy are buried in the same Grave, together with Margaret Ann, as their parents in Haggate Baptist Chapel.

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