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William Wallworth ( ? - 1818 )
43. WILLIAM WALLWORTH (of Thomas6 , of Thomas5 , of John4 , of Thomas3 , of Thomas2 , of Thomas1 ). The baptism of William was not found.
Father: Thomas Wallworth (No.29)
Mother: Esther Pickering
Notes:
1st. -- William and his brother Johns christenings were not found in the Parish registers of St. Mary church, Weaverham so it cannot be totally certain if they were sons of Thomas Wallworth (No.29). But he did lived in other places with the other sons of Thomas Wallworth (No. 29) and that he mentioned in his Will about lands in Cuddington.
2nd. -- William mentioned in his Will that John Wallworth was his brother and this John Wallworth also has connections to the Cuddington Wallworths.
William Wallworth married MARY HORMBY on October 29, 1765 at Tarporley Church, Cheshire, England. The marriage was by banns and they were mentioned as both of the parish of Tarporley. It is possible that the last name is Hornby. But in Williams Will he mentioned his brother-in-law as Hormby.
They were living at Eaton in the Parish of Tarporley from about 1765 to 1771. His brother, Joseph Wallworth, was in Eaton too.
Between 1771 and 1774, William Wallworth and his family moved to Alsager Hall in Barthomley parish, Cheshire. In the christening of his daughter in 1774, William is described as a Yeoman of Alsager Hall.
William became an active person in Alsagers town activities such as being appointed Surveyor and Overseer of the Poor several times over the years from 1774 to 1810s.
From the Alsager Town Book for 1771 to 1863 we have the following for the section listing who has been selected for various duties:
1775 -- "Mr. Twiss Mr. Wallworth Constables 1775"
1778 -- "Wm Wallworth Saml Thorley for [Peover] Constables 1778"
1778 -- "Wm Wallworth Over Seer of the Poor for [Peover] Estate 1778"
1779 -- "Wm Wallworth Surveyor 1779"
1784 -- "Septr [ ] ... Thos Twemlow Wm Wallworth Chosen Constables for the yeare 1784"
1788 -- "March the 12th 1788 ... Wm Wallworth Chosen Overseer of the Poore for the yeare Ensuing"
1792 -- "Octr the 9th ... John Twiss Wm Wallworth Constables for the yeare 1792"
1793 -- "Octr the 15th ... Wm Wallworth Chosen surveyor for the Highways for the yeare 1793"
1799 -- "Octr the 15th ... John Twiss Wm Wallworth Constables for the yeare 1799"
1801 -- "March the 6th 1801 ... Wm Wallworth Chosen Over Seer for the yeare Ensuing"
1807 -- "Octr the 13th 1807 ... Wm Wallworth Surveyor for the Highways for the yeare Ensuing"
1809 -- "1 Novr 1809 ... Wm Wallworth and Saml Wallworth for the house mill Constables for the yeare Ensuing"
1813 -- "May the 3d 1813th ... Wm Wallworth Chosen Over Seer for the Poor of the Township of Alsager for the yeare Ensuing"
The following is from the accounts section of the Alsager Town Book:
1775 -- "The Accts, of J. Twiss and Wm Wallworth Constables For the Towneship of
Alsager for the Year 1775 ...
Disbursd By Wm Wallworth
Goeing to Namptwich to be swore .... 0 - 1 - 0
to Do (ditto) to a Months Meeting .... 0 - 1 - 0
to Do (ditto) about the Militia .... 0 - 1 - 0
to Cumbermear to have Millitia Man Expencce to ye Man my [self] and horse ... 0 - 2 - 6
to the Hunderd Court .... 0 - 1 - 0
to a Months Meeting .... 0 - 1 - 0
spent on a jurey at Lawton .... 0 - 2 - 0
to Namptwich to a Months Meeting ... 0 - 1 - 0
to a Quarterley pay .... 4 - 13 - 11
to Thos Cookson to take in the [Jublecatees] ... 0 - 1 - 0
to a Months Meeting .... 0 - 1 - 0
to a Quarterley pay .... 4 - 18 - 11-1/2
to the Hunderd Court .... 0 - 1 - 0
to Mich: Ashmore for Timber for stocks ... 0 - 12 - 1
Goeing to two Quarterley pays ..... 0 - 2 - 6
1775 -- "The Accounts of John Dale Overseer of the Poor for the Township of Alsager for the Yeare 1775 ..... Paid to Wm Wallworth for writing .... 0 - 16 - 0 ..."
1776 -- "The Accounts of James Thorley Overseer of the Poor for the Towship of Alsager for the yeare 1776 ... Pd Wm Wallworth for writing ... 0 - 8 - 0 .."
1776 -- "William Twemlow Half Yeare Accounts For ye Poor of the Township of Alsager For the Year 1773 ..... 24th Jany 1776 Theese Acounts Allowed By Us .... Wm Wallworth ...."
1776 -- "Disbursd By Mikell Ashmore the other overseer of the poor for the Township of Alsager 1773......24th Jany 1776 Examined and Allowed by us ..... Wm Wallworth "
1776 -- "The Accounts of William Lindop and Thos Twemlow surveyors of the Highways For the Year 1774 ..... 24th Jany 1776 Examined and Allowed by Us ... Wm Wallworth ...."
1776 -- "The Accts of George Profit and John Dale constables For the Township of Alsager for the Year 1774 .... These Accounts Allowd, By us this 24th Day of January 1776 .... William Wallworth"
1777 -- "The Accounts of James Thorley Overseer of the Poor for the Towship of Alsager for the yeare 1776 ... May the 10th 1777 These Accounts allowed By Us ... Wm Wallworth .... "
(More to be added later)
William Wallworth died November 9, 1818 in Barthomley, Cheshire.
From his Will, the following are extracted:
"I William Wallworth of the Township of Barthomly in the County of Chester, Yeoman, being weak in Body, but of sound Mind, Memory, and Understanding ......"
"I order and direct my Wifes Settlement made and agreed on before our Marriage, viz: One Hundred Pounds and also such a Quantity of Household Goods or Furniture as shall amount to the Value of Fifty Pounds for her own separate Use during her Life and Widdowhood, which said Goods or Furniture must be returned at her Death or Marriage which shall first happen and then the said Household Goods or Furniture shall devolve and fall and be equally divided among all my children ......"
"my Son Samuel Wallworth now Deceased his share to be disposed of equally among his Children when the youngest shall attain the age of twenty-one years of Age ....... his children ..... Ann Wallworth George Wallworth John Wallworth & Thomas Wallworth"
"my children .... my son John Wallworth my daughter Martha Hibbert my son Samuel Wallworth now Deceased my daughter Mary Cork and my daughter Catherine Ellerton"
"Finally, I give and bequeath to my Brother John Wallworth, my Son in law John Corke, and to my Brother in Law John Hormby ...."
"all my Landed Property, consisting of a Paper Mill Estate and other Land lying and situate and being on the Back-Side of the Old Corn Mills and one Part of the garden called and known by the name of the Saw-Pitbank and all other Lands appertaining to me and situated & lying in Cuddington"
"I do nominate and appoint my said Brother John Wallworth, and my said Son in Law John Corke, and my said Brother in Law John Hormby as Executors ..."
The Will was signed on April 30, 1816 and probate issued April 27th 1819. The witnesses were Thos Bennion, James Timmis, and Chas. Wallworth.
It is not know when Ellen Wallworth died.
Also the wordings in the Will concerning his wife sounded like if she was a second wife rather than the first. William didnt mentioned the name of the wife in the Will.
CHILDREN OF WILLIAM AND MARY (HORMBY) WALLWORTH
51. + JOHN WALLWORTH was born in Eaton, Tarporley Parish or Cuddington, Weaverham Parish, Cheshire and was christened in St. Mary church, Weaverham church on March 3, 1767. John married Ann --?--.
52. + MARTHA WALLWORTH was born in Eaton and was christened at Tarporley church on September 30, 1768. Martha married George Hibbert.
53. + SAMUEL WALLWORTH was born in Eaton, and was christened at Tarporley church on January 5, 1771. Samuel married Ellen --?--.
54. + MARY WALLWORTH was born at Alsager Hall, Barthomley parish, Cheshire and was christened on November 29, 1774 at Barthomley church. Mary married John Corke.
55. + CATHERINE WALLWORTH Catherine married Thomas Ellerton.
Sources:
1.
Bishops transcripts for the church in Weaverham, Cheshire, England. FHL (G.S.) Film 1736164. Wallworth baptisms, marriages, burials extracted July 9, 1996.2.
Parish registers for St. Mary church in Weaverham, Cheshire, England. FHL British Film 1999958. Christening: 1767 John Wallworth. Extracted April 13, 1999. Reviewed Sept 12, 2006 Tuesday.3.
Parish registers for the church in Tarporley, Cheshire, England. Wallworth baptisms, marriages, burials extracted for me by Wm. Eyre in England, letter dated Sept. 10, 1985.4.
Parish registers for the church in Barthomley, Cheshire, England. 1774 baptism of Mary Wallworth noted by Mr. William Eyre during a research of that registers. From letter dated May 29, 1985.5.
Alsager Town Book 1771 - 1863, of Alsager, Cheshire, England. FHL British Film 1655852 Item 1. Several Entries involving William Wallworth. Searched and Extracted starting November 28, 2006 Tuesday 12:45 PM.6.
1819 Will of William Wallworth, of Barthomley, Cheshire. Cheshire and Chester Archives and Local Studies Service. Recieved March 7, 2006 Tuesday.
Last updated December 21, 2006 Thursday 8:51 PM
Researched and Compiled by William Wallworth
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