The Big One

Notes


Benjamin Duerden

Farmer in 1837

At marriage lived at Reedley Hallows, Lancaster


Margaret Landless

None 1881

At marriage lived in Little Marsden, Lancaster. In 1881 lived with her son Charles at Clough Head Cottage, Great and Little Marsden, Lancshire


Charles Duerden

Labourer 1837


Charles Duerden

Labourer 1837


Robert Duerden

1881 Census: Was 30 years old, a Boat Discharger (I N S), living with his brother George and family in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


George Duerden

1901 Census: Was 62 years old, a retired Spinner, living with his sons Lawrence & Henry and daughter Nancy in Blackburn.


Margaret Alice Duerden

1881 Census: Was 10 years old, living with her parents George & Mary together with her 3 brothers and 4 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


John Duerden

1881 Census: Was 9 years old, living with his parents George & Mary together with his 2 brothers and 5 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


Sarah Jane Duerden

1881 Census: Was 7 years old, living with her parents George & Mary together with her 3 brothers and 4 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


Susannah Duerden

1881 Census: Was 5 years old, living with her parents George & Mary together with her 3 brothers and 4 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


Lawrence Duerden

1881 Census: Was 4 years old, living with his parents George & Mary together with his 2 brothers and 5 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.

1901 Census: Was 23 years old, a Sanitary Labourer, living with his father George, brother Henry and sister Nancy in Blackburn.


Richard Duerden

1881 Census: Was 1 years old, living with his parents George & Mary together with his 2 brothers and 5 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


Nancy Duerden

1901 Census: Was 19 years old, a Cotton Weaver, living with her father George and brothers Lawrence & Henry in Blackburn.


Henry Duerden

1901 Census: Was 16 years old, a Cotton Weaver, living with his father George, brother Lawrence and sister Nancy in Blackburn.


Mary Agnes Duerden

1881 Census: Was 14 years old, a Cotton Operative, living with her parents George & Mary together with her 3 brothers and 4 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.

1890: It would appear that she was born before her parents marriage and had her mothers maiden name of Canning. However, on her marriage to Thomas Stopforth, "Canning" had become "Cannon" with no named father on the marriage certificate.


Elizabeth Ann Duerden

1881 Census: Was 12 years old, living with her parents George & Mary together with her 3 brothers and 4 sisters in 5 Cumpstead Street, Blackburn.


Thomas (Tom) Duerden

Moved to the Ewood area of Blackburn when married.