| Name | Joseph BROOKE I [12] | | Birth | Male; 1803 | | Baptism | 12 May 1805; St Peter's church, Birstall, Yorkshire UK | | Death | 3 Feb 1872, age about 68; Chester, Cheshire UK | | Burial | 9 March 1872; St John's Church, Bollington, Cheshire | | Burial Memo | Plot 906 | | Residence | Limefield , Clarence Road, Bollington, Cheshire, UK | | Father | BROOKE | | Mother | Not recorded |
 
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| Marriage |
22 Oct 1829, Manchester Cathedral, Lancashire UK |
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Married, 1850 |
| Name | Sarah DALTON [56] | | Birth | Female | | Death | Deceased, age not recorded | | Residence | Pagham, (West) Sussex
Limefield, Clarence Road, Bollington, Cheshire, UK |
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| Marriage |
7 Aug 1850, St Thomas a'Becket church, Pagham, (West) Sussex UK |
| Marriage Memo | Service conducted by R Barker |
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Notes for Ann SWINDELLS After living in Manchester for a short time, during which her husband
acted as his father in law′s agent, they came to Limefield, a house which old
Martin Swindells built for them on a hill and near to the great Clarence mill,
and Joseph became partner to him. Limefield became the property of Joseph and Anne
Brooke neé Swindells.
Family notes for Joseph BROOKE I and Sarah DALTON Witnesses to the marriage were: Jane Barker, Mary Watkins, W Dalton,
Harriet Dalton.
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Sources | 12. | Book, 1973, reprinted 1986, Cotton Town, Wilmslow Historical Society |
| 56. | Email, Susan Armstead, 27 January 2011 |
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