Mary Gurden (F)

     Her married name was Chaulk. Mary Gurden married William Chaulk on 4 September 1836 at St Peters Church, Great Haseley, Oxfordshire. She appeared on the 1841 Census and William Chaulk, Anna Maria Chaulk, John Chaulk and William Chaulk were living in the same household; William (Snr) the head is described as an ag. lab. She appeared on the 1861 Census in Great Haseley, Oxfordshire, and William Chaulk were living in the same household; William the head is described as an ag. lab (despite his age of 71 years at the time).

Denise Hannah (F)
b. 1 November 1964

     Denise Hannah was born on 1 November 1964. As of 30 August 1986,her married name was Thacker. She married Robert David Thacker, son of David Thacker and Betty Smith, on 30 August 1986.

Daniel Hardman (M)
b. 6 May 1850, d. circa 1926
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     Daniel Hardman was born on 6 May 1850 at Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire; He was the illegitimate son of Peter Robinson and Elizabeth Hardman. It doesn't appear that they got married as he took his mother's name. He was probably born on the 6th May 1850 which is the date shown in the family bible, as opposed to 29th May, the date shown his birth certificate. This may be explained by the fact that at the time it was free to register the birth of a child for the first six weeks after the birth, but after that period it cost 7s 6d. The birth was registered on 4th July which is more than 6 weeks after 6th May but less than 6 weeks after the 30th May. The birth was registered by Margaret Hardman of Lane Ends, Eccleston. He was the son of Peter Robinson and Elizabeth Hardman. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, John Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Mary Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant. He married Ellen Morris, daughter of Thomas Morris and Anne Lowe, on 4 September 1871 at , St Helens, Lancashire, , and the ceremony was witnessed by William Morris and Ann Parr; Daniel gave his occupation as a labourer and both he and his bride resided in Sutton. Daniel seems to have moved house several times during the early days. In 1881 he was shown in the electoral roll living at 58 Hills Moss Lane. It looks like he moved that year into his father in laws house at 71 (later in that year that is where he is in the census 1881). He stayed at 71 until 1889/1890 when he moved around the corner to 57 Helena Road. Within a year he moved to 67 Peckers Hill Lane which changed it's name around 1892 to Peckers Hill Road. He stayed there until about 1904 when he moved to 75 Peckers Hill Road where he lived until his death. The house remained in the family and his daughter Martha lived there with her husband until she died in 1975. The house was originally rented and later bought by Daniel's son Daniel . Whilst at 67 Peckers Hill Road they had a lodger Thomas Worrall ( 1891 ) who also works as a wagon sheet repairer. ( Elsie states this is a cousin of the Hardmans some of the Worralls lived in Pudding Bag around Railway Terrace area). He appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman and Margaret Ellen Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. Apparently Hills Moss Lane later became Hills Moss Road, and was known locally as the Indian Village as a lot of Indians lived there. He appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Daniel Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. In 1916 his daughter Elizabeth on her marriage certificate stated that her father Daniel's occupation was a miner. He died circa 1926 at 75 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. He was buried at , St Helens, Lancashire, .

Daniel Hardman (M)
b. 14 October 1882, d. 24 July 1962
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     Daniel Hardman was born on 14 October 1882 at 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. He was the son of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. He appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. He witnessed the marriage of Henry Chaulk and Elizabeth Ann Hardman on 22 April 1916 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire; At the time of the marriage Henry was a labourer at the wagon works in Earlestown and was living at 20 Houghton Street, Earlestown. Elizabeth was living at 75 Peckers Hill Road, Sutton. He married Annie Garner before 1922 at Lowe House Catholic Church, North Road, St Helens, Lancashire. Elsie (#3) states that Daniel served time as apprentice as Neills at Bold as fitter and turner. He later worked as the same at Grove's (Ravenhead) Colliery and Burn's Colliery, Peasley Cross. He also worked on Runcorn transporter bridge. He was a batman to someone in the 1st World War. He died on 24 July 1962 at Providence Hospital, St Helens, Lancashire, at age 79. He was buried at St Helens Cemetary, Hard Lane, St Helens, Lancashire.

Elizabeth Hardman (F)
b. circa 1830
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     Elizabeth Hardman was born circa 1830 at Eccleston, Lancashire. She was the daughter of John Hardman and Margaret Sixsmith. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, John Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Mary Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant.

Elizabeth Hardman (F)
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     Elizabeth Hardman was the daughter of John F. Hardman and Eleanor Davies. Elizabeth never married and lived with her other two sisters. She worked at a Macintosh factory in Rainhill.

Elizabeth Hardman (F)
b. circa 1847
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     Not sure about the relationship here but Elizabeth shown as g/dau of John Hardman #237. Elizabeth Hardman was born circa 1847 at Eccleston, Lancashire. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Hardman. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, John Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Mary Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant.

Elizabeth Ann Hardman (F)
b. 29 March 1875, d. 20 January 1927
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     Her married name was Chaulk. Elizabeth Ann Hardman was born on 29 March 1875 at Sutton Moss, St Helens, Lancashire. She was baptised at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. She was the daughter of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. She appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman and Margaret Ellen Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. She appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman, Daniel Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. Elsie her daughter recalls that Elizabeth was a cook at the Haydock Cottage Hospital before she married Henry Chaulk. She was also in service at G.F. Clark ( a well to do person in Earlestown ) prior to marriage. When her husband died she went to work as a cleaner in the Viaduct Works offices in Earl Street, Earlestown. She also enjoyed the Methodist Church, Brunswick Methodist at Earlestown. She married Henry Chaulk, son of William Chaulk and Mary Thorn, on 22 April 1916 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and the ceremony was witnessed by Daniel Hardman and Martha Hardman; At the time of the marriage Henry was a labourer at the wagon works in Earlestown and was living at 20 Houghton Street, Earlestown. Elizabeth was living at 75 Peckers Hill Road, Sutton. She died on 20 January 1927 at 20 Houghton St, Newton le Willows, Lancashire, at age 51; The cause of death was auricular fibrillation and cardiac failure, her brother Thomas Hardman was the informant. She was buried on 22 January 1927 at Park Road Cemetary, Grave 4055, Newton le Willows, Lancashire; She was buried in the same private grave as her late husband Henry. Elizabeth left no will, admon was granted to Minnie Odlum wife of Thomas Odlum and Thomas Hardman railway wagon sheetmaker.

Ellen Hardman (F)
b. circa 1914
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     Ellen Hardman also went by the name of Nelly. She was born circa 1914. She is the daughter of John F. Hardman and Eleanor Davies. In 1996 she was still living with her sister Margaret at 116 Robins Lane. she worked at the shirt factory around Chapel Street, St Helens and later worked Tootels in Parr (clothing makers).

Frederick Hardman (M)
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     Frederick Hardman was the son of John F. Hardman and Eleanor Davies. He married Ethel Stockton.

George Hardman (M)
b. 12 November 1922
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     George Hardman was born on 12 November 1922 at 75 Peckers Hill Rd, St Helens, Lancashire. He was baptised at St Anns Church, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. He is the son of Daniel Hardman and Annie Garner. George was in the Navy and a Articifer Petty Officer on the Newfoundland. He watched the attack on Pearl Harbour from his ship. He was later an electrician at Beechams. He married Agnes Featherstone in 1954 at Lowe House Catholic Church, North Road, St Helens, Lancashire.

James Hardman (M)
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     James Hardman was the son of John F. Hardman and Eleanor Davies. He lived on Baxters Lane, Sutton when he was married, next to Biscuit Works where his wife worked. James Hardman was a collier. He married Annie (?).

Janette Margaret Hardman (F)
b. June 1957
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     Her married name was Moulsdale. Her married name was Clarke. Janette Margaret Hardman was baptised at Lowe House Catholic Church, North Road, St Helens, Lancashire. She was born in June 1957 at 105 Litherland Crescent, Haresfinch, St Helens, Lancashire. She is the daughter of George Hardman and Agnes Featherstone. She married Arnold Clarke in December 1980 at St Helens Registry Office, Lancashire. She married Frederick Moulsdale in September 1989 at St Patricks Church, Clinkham Wood, St Helens, Lancashire.

John Hardman (M)
b. 4 July 1928
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     John Hardman was baptised at St Anns Church, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. He was born on 4 July 1928 at 75 Peckers Hill Rd, St Helens, Lancashire. He is the son of Daniel Hardman and Annie Garner. Worked at Vulcan as fitter after leaving school. He was a conscript at the age of 18 years. He joined the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers (REME). He served in Egypt 1946-1949 at the Suez Canal. He also served in Northern Ireland. When he arrived there he was given a sack and directed to some straw and told to fill it for his bed. He left the army in 1949 and was earning 28s a week at the time. He returned to the Vulcan to finish his apprenticeship as fitter and stayed there until 1955. He used to work two weeks days then two weeks of nights. He also later worked at Croner Taylors. In 1957 he went to work as a fitter at Pilkingtons Top Works City Road. He remained there until he retired in 1982. He married Cathleen Bevington on 20 June 1971 at Lowe House Catholic Church, North Road, St Helens, Lancashire.

John Hardman (M)
d. c 1930's
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     John Hardman was the son of John F. Hardman and Eleanor Davies. He died c 1930's. According to Elsie died in a motorcycle accident, also on the bike was his brother Frederick who survived.

John Hardman (M)
b. circa 1804

     John Hardman was born circa 1804 at Prescot, Lancashire. He married Margaret Sixsmith on 22 July 1822 at , St Helens, Lancashire, . He appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, John Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Mary Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant.

John Hardman (M)
b. circa 1835
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     John Hardman was born circa 1835 at Liverpool, Lancashire. He was the son of John Hardman and Margaret Sixsmith. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Mary Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant. He married Elizabeth Hesketh in 1858. He appeared on the 1871 Census in , St Helens, Lancashire, , and Elizabeth Hesketh, Joseph Hardman, John Hardman and William Hardman were living in the same household; John Senior is described as a General Labourer, as are all of his sons. Also present is Margaret Hesketh a niece and scholar aged 8 years.

John Hardman (M)
b. circa 1853
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     John Hardman was born circa 1853 at , St Helens, Lancashire, . He was the son of John Hardman and Elizabeth Hesketh. He appeared on the 1871 Census in , St Helens, Lancashire, , and John Hardman, Elizabeth Hesketh, Joseph Hardman and William Hardman were living in the same household; John Senior is described as a General Labourer, as are all of his sons. Also present is Margaret Hesketh a niece and scholar aged 8 years.

John F. Hardman (M)
b. 20 February 1872, d. February 1947
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     John F. Hardman was born on 20 February 1872 at St Helens, Lancashire. He was the son of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. He appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Thomas Hardman and Margaret Ellen Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. He appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Thomas Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Daniel Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. According to Elsie (#3) John lived in Fisher St and Robins Lane. He was a miner at Bold? Colliery. He married Eleanor Davies. He died in February 1947 at 298 Robins Lane, St Helens, Lancashire. He was buried at , St Helens, Lancashire, .

Joseph Hardman (M)
b. circa 1836
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     Joseph Hardman was born circa 1836 at Liverpool, Lancashire. He was the son of John Hardman and Margaret Sixsmith. He appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, John Hardman, Mary Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant. There is a possible entry for Joseph in the 1881 census

Dwelling:     15 Sutton Rd
     Census Place:     Sutton, Lancashire, England
     Source:     FHL Film 1341895 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3739 Folio 75 Page 12
     Marr     Age     Sex     Birthplace
William LEYLEND     W     50      M     Sutton, Lancashire, England
     Rel:     Head
     Occ:     Glass Works Lab
Alice LEYLEND     U     20      F     Sutton, Lancashire, England
     Rel:     Daur
     Occ:     Housekeeper
Mary LEYLEND     U     19      F     Sutton, Lancashire, England
     Rel:     Daur
     Occ:     Dom Serv
Ellen LEYLEND     U     12      F     Sutton, Lancashire, England
     Rel:     Daur
     Occ:     Scholar
James HOLLAND     W     65      M     Norwich, Cheshire, England
     Rel:     Lodger
     Occ:     Glass Works Lab
Joseph HARDMAN     W     43      M     Liverpool, Lancashire, England
     Rel:     Lodger
     Occ:     Glass Works Lab.

Joseph Hardman (M)
b. circa 1850
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     Joseph Hardman was born circa 1850 at , Prescot, Lancashire, . He was the son of John Hardman and Elizabeth Hesketh. He appeared on the 1871 Census in , St Helens, Lancashire, , and John Hardman, Elizabeth Hesketh, John Hardman and William Hardman were living in the same household; John Senior is described as a General Labourer, as are all of his sons. Also present is Margaret Hesketh a niece and scholar aged 8 years.

Margaret Hardman (F)
b. before 1917
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     Margaret Hardman was born before 1917. She is the daughter of John F. Hardman and Eleanor Davies. Margaret never married. In 1996 she was still living at 116 Robins Lane with Nelly (Ellen) her sister. Margaret worked in United Glass Bottles canteen.

Margaret Hardman (F)
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     Margaret Hardman was the daughter of James Hardman and Annie (?).

Margaret Ellen Hardman (F)
b. 20 May 1879, d. circa 1901
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     Margaret Ellen Hardman was born on 20 May 1879 at 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. She was the daughter of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. She appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, John F. Hardman and Thomas Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. She died circa 1901. According to Elsie (#3) Maggie died at age 15 yrs from diptheria.

Martha Hardman (F)
b. 29 July 1891, d. 9 May 1974
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     Her married name was Wainwright. Martha Hardman was born on 29 July 1891 at 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. She was the daughter of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. Martha maybe stayed at home to look after her parents as Elsie (#3) can't recall her working. She also went to look after her husband to be's mother in Earlestown. She lived there where William also lived at the time after losing his first wife. They later married and moved back to Sutton. She witnessed the marriage of Henry Chaulk and Elizabeth Ann Hardman on 22 April 1916 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire; At the time of the marriage Henry was a labourer at the wagon works in Earlestown and was living at 20 Houghton Street, Earlestown. Elizabeth was living at 75 Peckers Hill Road, Sutton. She married William Stanley Wainwright, son of ? ?, circa 1932 at Brunswick Methodist Church, Earlestown, Lancashire. She died on 9 May 1974 at 75 Peckers Hill Rd, St Helens, Lancashire, at age 82. She was buried at St Helens Crematorium, Lancashire.

Mary Hardman (F)
b. circa 1846
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     Mary Hardman was born circa 1846 at Eccleston, Lancashire. She was the daughter of John Hardman and Margaret Sixsmith. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, John Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Mary Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant.

Mary Hardman (F)
b. circa 1813

     Brother of John Hardman #237. There is a possible entry for Mary in the 1881 census

Institution:     "Prescot Union Workhouse" Whiston
     Census Place:     Whiston, Lancashire, England
     Source:     FHL Film 1341893 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3730 Folio 111 Page 3
     Marr     Age     Sex     Birthplace
Mary SIXSMITH     U     65      F     Prescot, Lancashire, England
     Rel:     Pauper Inmate
     Occ:     Lab In Pottery
     
     The occupation is the same as her brother John's son John (#239). Her married name was SixSmith. Mary Hardman was born circa 1813 at Eccleston, Lancashire. She married (?) SixSmith. She appeared on the 1851 Census in Lane Ends, Eccleston, Lancashire, and John Hardman, Margaret Sixsmith, Elizabeth Hardman, John Hardman, Joseph Hardman, Mary Hardman, Elizabeth Hardman and Daniel Hardman were living in the same household; John, the head was described as a carter, young John as a potters labourer, and Mary Sixsmith as sister and servant.

Mary Ellen Hardman (F)
b. circa 1887
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     Mary Ellen Hardman was born circa 1887 at , St Helens, Lancashire, . She was the daughter of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. She appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Thomas Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Daniel Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer.

Thomas Hardman (M)
b. 24 June 1873, d. 31 July 1937
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     Thomas Hardman was born on 24 June 1873 at Sutton Green, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire; The informant for the birth was Thomas' mother Elizabeth. His father's occupation was given as coalminer. He was the son of Daniel Hardman and Ellen Morris. He appeared on the 1881 Census in 71 Hills Moss Lane, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, John F. Hardman and Margaret Ellen Hardman were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a labourer in the glassworks. A "Labour Certificate" issued by the Education Authority certifies that Thomas Hardman of 71 Hills Moss Road, had reached the V Standard. The certificate was signed by a Willaim Doyle of St Annes Boys School. This appears to indicate that at the age of 13 years Thomas was about to go to work. He appeared on the 1891 Census in 67 Peckers Hill Rd, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire, and Daniel Hardman, Ellen Morris, John F. Hardman, Elizabeth Ann Hardman, Daniel Hardman, Mary Ellen Hardman and Thomas Worrall were living in the same household; Daniel the head was a coal miner/colliery labourer, John a horse driver, and Thomas an India wagon sheet repairer. He married Mary Ann Black, daughter of John Black and Elizabeth Dearden, on 23 February 1918 at The Wesleyan Chapel, Sutton Road, Sutton, St Helens, Lancashire. According to Elsie (#3) Thomas and Mary had no children. Thomas worked at the Sheeting Sheds at Penlake Lane, Sutton. He died on 31 July 1937 at St Helens Hospital, St Helens, Lancashire, at age 64; The informant for the death was Thomas Bate, causing the body to be buried, of 61 Peckers Hill Road, St Helens. Thomas Hardman was described as a Sheet checker at the Railway Stores, and resided at 6 Station Road, Sutton, St Helens. The cause of death was given as arteriosclerosis and nephritis. He was buried at , St Helens, Lancashire, .

William Hardman (M)
b. circa 1855
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     William Hardman was born circa 1855 at , St Helens, Lancashire, . He was the son of John Hardman and Elizabeth Hesketh. He appeared on the 1871 Census in , St Helens, Lancashire, , and John Hardman, Elizabeth Hesketh, Joseph Hardman and John Hardman were living in the same household; John Senior is described as a General Labourer, as are all of his sons. Also present is Margaret Hesketh a niece and scholar aged 8 years.