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Births listed at Castle Garth Presbyterian nc may indicate siblings/cousins. Ann Temperley Thompson’s children were born there, and Isabella Temperley, daughter of William Temperley and Ann ? was born there. This would indicate that this William Temperley is possibly the brother of Ann Temperley Thompson. |
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Parish register transcripts of Castle Garth Congregation, Pandon Bank Unitarian Baptist Church, and Hanover Square Chapel |
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William Temperley, putative father of Ann Temperley, was listed as a blacksmith from Haydon Bridge on parish birth record for one Ann Temperley, b. 1777 |
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Descendants of Anne Temperley, william.thompson1(at)att.net |
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Thomas Temperley =Jane Wray 4th May 1830 at Warden .. Thomas was the 6th child of Matthew Temperley and Catherine Reed.He was born 1811 and died 1868 and was a publican in Newcastle.They had one son Matthew born 1831 died 1849.There is a Thomas Temperley born 1836 =Ann Hamilton 30.05.1860 They are listed on the 1881 Census at West Shaft Newbrough .He is a Joiner and place of birth is given as HaydonThey had the following children Matthew Nicholas b.1862 Nicholas c.1862 Ralph b1865 Charlotte b1870 Thomas William b1871 Mary Ann b 1875 Ellen C 1875 On the 1881 census there is also Jamesaged 14 yrs their son he is the only one born at Warden The rest are all born at Newbrough.However these two villages almost run into each other .
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There were a few TEMPERLEYs around Simonburn and Haydon Bridge... baptisms in Simonburn in the early 1800's to an Edward & Jane (Edward also had an illegitimate son); Matthew & Catherine and an Isabella had a daughter, Ann (no father mentioned). There were also marriages, Elizabeth to a William Robson in 1772 (Witness William Temperley) and John Temperley to an Anne Charlton (Witnesses: George and Edward Temperley). A Mary Temperley died at Longridge in 1813, aged 54 years.
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Jane baptised 2nd November 1765 St John Lee Ann baptised 2nd June 1777 Presbyterian Falstone Northumberland dau of William Temperley, Blacksmith, Haydon Bridge; Elizabeth baptised 20th June 1775 Falstone. Ann Temperley of Stonecroft buried (plot no.13) 7th April 1814 aged 76years. |
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Manuscript in British Library would be secondary information
British Library Cat [online] http://blpc.bl.uk/
Title: The Blessed Memory of the Just. A funeral sermon [on Prov. x. 7], occasioned by the ... death of Mrs. H. Temperley ... To which is added a Hymn, composed by her brother.
Main heading: SCOTT. John. Dissenting Minister at Hexham
Publication details: Newcastle, 1816. 12o.
Shelfmark: 4478.a.83 |
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See bibliography for information on order manuscripts. |
Funeral, Mrs. H. Temperley, ?Hexham |
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Regarding William 1.3.3. and a similar identity numbered William X412 |
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Regarding William 1.3.3. and a similar identity numbered William X412 |
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Regarding William 1.3.3. and a similar identity numbered William X412 |
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Regarding William 1.3.3. and a similar identity numbered William X412 |
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Regarding William 1.3.3. and a similar identity numbered William X412 |
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