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Birth |
Y [5] |
Christened |
19 Sep 1784 |
Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, Great Britain [5] |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
30 Sep 1866 |
Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom [6] |
Person ID |
I424 |
Jacob Strong and Sarah Hill |
Last Modified |
23 Aug 2015 |
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Father |
Thomas Waddicor, b. Abt 1753, Orrel Nook, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, Great Britain , d. 24 Jul 1841, Haydock's, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom |
Mother |
Alice Bury, b. 1750, d. 1833, Haydock's Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom |
Married |
3 Nov 1772 |
Blackburn, Lancashire, England, Great Britain |
Family ID |
F300 |
Group Sheet |
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Family 1 |
Thomas Fish, c. 23 Sep 1781, Over Darwen, Blackburn, Lancashire, England, Great Britain , d. 1813 [2, 7, 8] |
Married |
29 Sep 1803 |
Blackburn, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom [9, 10] |
Children |
| 1. Thomas Fish, b. 1 Nov 1804, Day Eye, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 30 Sep 1866, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom |
| 2. Jane Fish, b. 20 Jan 1806, Cornboro Fold, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 14 Jan 1881, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom |
| 3. Ralph Fish, b. 12 Jun 1807, Cornboro, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. Yes, date unknown |
| 4. Alice Fish, b. 20 May 1808, Cornboro Fold, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 2 Sep 1878 |
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Family ID |
F26 |
Group Sheet |
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Family 2 |
Richard Fish, b. 2 Nov 1788, Lower Barn Blacksnape, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, Great Britain , d. Apr 1870, White Hall/White Hall Moss, Bedfordshire, England, United Kingdom [4, 11] |
Married |
6 Jul 1823 |
Blackburn, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom [8, 12, 13, 14] |
Notes |
Married:
- Upon his marriage to Mary Waddiker, Richard Fish is described as a bachelor in the official record. Mary is described as a widow, and married under the name, "Mary Fish." The record states that he is a weaver.
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Children |
| 1. Michael Fish, b. Abt 1818, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 20 Sep 1886, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom |
| 2. Peggy Fish, b. 29 Jul 1823, Day Eye, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. Yes, date unknown |
| 3. James Fish, b. 28 Aug 1824, Bottoms, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 17 May 1886, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom |
| 4. Mary Fish, b. 10 Dec 1825, Ball Hill, Over Darwen, Blackburn, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. 24 Jun 1891 |
| 5. Richard Fish, b. 2 Feb 1827, Ball Hill, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom , d. Yes, date unknown |
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Family ID |
F339 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- Letter received from Reed Walsh, 23 August 2015.
I wanted to mention something about Alice Fish Walsh Strong’s grandmother, Mary. Sometimes we have listed her surname as Waddiker, but I believe the correct spelling for her name is really Waddicor.
Many of the church documents are recorded using the phonetic spelling. For example, her christening record lists her as Mary Wadicor. Her marriage to Thomas Fish lists her as Mary Waddiker. The records that list her as the mother of Peggy, James, Mary and Richard (the children she had with Richard Fish) say her name was Mary Waddicor.
So there are various spellings of her name that she was known by. Why is Waddicor correct? Let’s look at her family.
· -Her brother Edmund’s tombstone says Waddicor.
· -Her nephew Thomas Waddicor married Peggy Fish the sister of Thomas and Richard Fish and daughter of James and Jane Fish. In the will of James Fish (a legal document) that the Strong researcher found, Thomas Waddicor is listed as the executor of the will.
· - There is also a newspaper article about her brother Thomas’s family that lists the name as Waddicor.
· - That article and numerous other sources are found in the Cowan family website. It is a very extensive site and has wonderful documentation that ties into the Waddicor, Fish and other Lancashire lines. Many of the family are English from Lancashire and they have local historical knowledge. Here are the links. The first link shows Mary Waddicor and her siblings.
http://cowen-ent.co.uk/getperson.php?personID=I525&tree=EileensFT
http://cowen-ent.co.uk/index.php
Lastly, here is a surname article that talks about the surname Waddicor and its variants.
It appears that the branch of the family Mary belonged to used the name Waddicor. I think that is also the one we should use.
Last name: Waddicor
Recorded in several spellings including as shown below, this is a popular English surname. It is locational from any or all of the various villages called Whitacre in Warwickshire; Whitaker in Lancashire; Whiteacre in Kent; or Wheatacre near Beccles, in Norfolk. The former two places derive their name from the Olde English pre 7th Century word "hwit", meaning white or perhaps clear, with "feld", open country. This refers to land free from forest, as opposed to "aecer", meaning cultivated land. The latter two places derive from "hwaete", meaning wheat, and "aecer", cultivated ground. Locational surnames, such as this one, were originally given to the local lord of the manor, but more especially to former inhabitants who left their place of origin to settle elsewhere, and were best identified by the name of their birthplace. Early examples of the surname include: Simon de Wit Acra of Warwickshire in the year 1180; Robert de Witacra of Northamptonshire, in 1189, Richard de Whitacre of Lancashire, in 1336, and Henry Wydeacre of Yorkshire in the poll tax olls of 1379. In the modern idiom the name is spelt: Whiteaker, Whitaker, Whittaker, Whitticase, Waddikar, Waddicker, Widaker, Widdicor and others. The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Richard de Wetacra. This was dated 1177, in the Pipe Rolls of Norfolk, during the reign of Henry 11nd, known as "The Builder of Churches", 1154 - 1189. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.
© Copyright: Name Origin Research www.surnamedb.com 1980 - 2015
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- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
John Anderegg researched and assembled this entire family group. He listed the following sources for the Thomas Waddiker/Alice Bury family:
1) FHL #087285 (Call number may be #087825), 1851 Census of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, p. 255, 35 White Hall.
2) Parish Registers of Blackburn Cathedral, Lancashire; Over Darwen, Lancashire; Altham, Lancashire; Accrington, Lancashire. Received by correspondence.
3) FHL #560876: Parish Registers of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
4) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Pole Lane Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
5) FHL #560892: Parish Registers of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
6) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Particular Baptists Church, Islington, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
7) Cemetery Records of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
8) Cemetery Records of Church of England, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
9) Computer File Index and Temple Index Bureau.
- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
The entire family group sheet for Thomas Fish/Mary Waddiker was researched with the following sources listed:
1)FHL film #087825: 1851 Census of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, page 255, 35 White Hall.
2) Parish Registers of Blackburn Cathedral, Blackburn, Lancashire; Altham, Lancashire; Accrington, Lancashire; Over Darwen, Lancashire. All received by correspondence.
3) Computer File Index and Temple Records Index Bureau.
4) FHL film #560876: Parish Registers of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
5) FHL film #560875: Parish Registers of Pole Lane Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire and Parish Registers of Particular Baptists Church, Islington, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
6) FHL film #560892: Parish Registers of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
7) Cemetery Records of Over Darwen, Lancashire, (Church of England); Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire; Blackburn Cathedral, Blackburn, Lancashire. All personally searched in England.
- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
John Anderegg researched and assembled this entire family group. He listed the following sources for the Richard Fish/Mary Waddiker family group.
1) FHL #087285 (Call number may be #087825), 1851 Census of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, p. 255, 35 White Hall.
2) Parish Registers of Blackburn Cathedral, Blackburn, Lancashire; Over Darwen, Lancashire; Altham, Lancashire; Accrington, Lancashire. Received by correspondence.
3) FHL #560876: Parish Registers of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
4) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Pole Lane Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
5) FHL #560892: Parish Registers of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
6) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Particular Baptists Church, Islington, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
7) Cemetery Records of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
8) Cemetery Records of Church of England, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
9) Computer File Index and Temple Index Bureau.
- [S29] Professional Research done by A. Boyd Nielsen.
- [S1095] Church Records, 1751-1837.
p. 104, #3023.
- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
Death Certificate received by correspondence from Somerset House, London, England.
- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
John Anderegg researched and assembled this entire family group. He listed the following sources for the Thomas Waddiker/Alice Bury family:
1) FHL #087285, 1851 Census of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, p. 255, 35 White Hall.
2) Parish Registers of Blackburn Cathedral, Lancashire; Over Darwen, Lancashire; Altham, Lancashire; Accrington, Lancashire. Received by correspondence.
3) FHL #560876: Parish Registers of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
4) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Pole Lane Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
5) FHL #560892: Parish Registers of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
6) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Particular Baptists Church, Islington, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
7) Cemetery Records of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
8) Cemetery Records of Church of England, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
9) Computer File Index and Temple Index Bureau.
- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
John Anderegg researched this entire family. He noted the following as sources for the family group of James Fish/Jane Thompson.
1) Parish Registers of Blackburn Cathedral, Blackburn, Lancashire; Altham, Lancashire; Accrington, Lancashire; Over Darwen, Lancashire. All received by correspondence.
2) FHL film #560876, Parish Registers of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
3) FHL film #560875, Parish Registers of Pole Lane Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England; Parish Registers of Particular Baptists Church, Islington, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
4) FHL film #560892, Parish Registers of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
5) Cemetery Records of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England. Personally researched in England.
6) Cemetery Records of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England (Church of England).
Personally researched in England.
7) FHL film # 087285. 1851 Census of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, p. 255,
35 White Hall.
8) Computer File Index and Temple Index Bureau.
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- [S969] Indexing Project.
Thomas Fish, "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ": Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00424-8; System Origin: England-EASy;
GS Film number: 1278807. Marriage occurred on 29 September 1803 in Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
- [S1096] Lancashire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936.
Image 146/346 in the Lancashire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936 at Ancestry.com
p 202, #805 in the Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers (Original data)
States that he is a bachelor from Blackburn Parish and she is a spinster from Blackburn Parish.
- [S33] Professional Research done by John Anderegg.
John Anderegg researched and assembled this entire family group. He listed the following sources for the Thomas Waddiker/Alice Bury family:
1) FHL #087285, 1851 Census of Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, p. 255,
35 White Hall.
2) Parish Registers of Blackburn Cathedral, Lancashire; Over Darwen, Lancashire; Altham, Lancashire; Accrington, Lancashire. Received by correspondence.
3) FHL #560876: Parish Registers of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
4) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Pole Lane Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
5) FHL #560892: Parish Registers of Wesleyan Methodist Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England.
6) FHL #560875: Parish Registers of Particular Baptists Church, Islington, Blackburn, Lancashire, England.
7) Cemetery Records of Lower Independent Church, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
8) Cemetery Records of Church of England, Over Darwen, Lancashire, England, personally searched in England.
9) Computer File Index and Temple Index Bureau.
- [S975] Jay Strong Letter from John Stuart Marsden.
Letter dated 11 March 1998.
- [S969] Indexing Project.
Richard Fish, "England Marriages, 1538–1973 ": Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00708-5; System Origin: England-EASy; GS Film number: 1278807. Source of marriage on 6 July 1823 in Blackburn, Lancashire, England. Mary Fish is listed as a widow.
- [S1096] Lancashire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936.
Image 241/709 in the Lancashire, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1936;
p 274, #821 in the Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers.
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