William REDSHAW

Birth:
Chr:
1731/33
Dalbury, Derby, England
Burial:
27 Nov 1812
Dalbury, Derby, England
Marriage:
21 Mar 1758
Derby, England
Mother:
Sarah ERP
Notes:
                   SOURCES:
    1. Dalbury Parish Registers (FHL#1042042)
    2. Denby Parish Registers (FHL#942.51/D2 V26d) pg 280
Hannah FLETCHER
Birth:
Chr:
7 Mar 1737
Denby, Derby, England
Children
Marriage
1
Sarah REDSHAW
Chr:
14 Mar 1759
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
14 Jun 1774
Dalbury, Derby, England
 
Marr:
 
2
William REDSHAW
Chr:
1 Mar 1762
Dalbury, Derbyshire, England
Death:
29 Apr 1843
Longford, Derbyshire, England
Ann BERKIN 
Marr:
17 Jun 1785
Dalbury, Derby, England 
Notes:
                   SOURCES:
    1. Longford Parish Registers (FHL#1042070/71)
    2. Dalbury Parish Registers (FHL#1042042)
    3. Family Records

NOTES:
    William REDSHAW & Ann Berkin - no children
3
Elizabeth REDSHAW
Chr:
22 Jul 1764
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
4
John REDSHAW
Chr:
1 Nov 1766
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
20 Jul 1795
Dalbury, Derby, England
 
Marr:
 
5
Samuel REDSHAW
Chr:
27 Aug 1769
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
6
Benjamin REDSHAW
Chr:
6 Jul 1772
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
7
Hannah REDSHAW
Chr:
14 Jun 1774
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
8
Sally REDSHAW
Chr:
31 Oct 1776
Dalbury, Derby, England
Death:
 
Marr:
 
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William Redshaw - Hannah Fletcher

William Redshaw was christened at Dalbury, Derby, England 1731/33. His parents were Samuel Redshaw and Sarah Erp.

He married Hannah Fletcher 21 Mar 1758 at Derby, England . Hannah Fletcher was christened at Denby, Derby, England 7 Mar 1737 daughter of John Fletcher and Martha Hudson .

They were the parents of 8 children:
Sarah Redshaw christened 14 Mar 1759.
William Redshaw christened 1 Mar 1762.
Elizabeth Redshaw christened 22 Jul 1764.
John Redshaw christened 1 Nov 1766.
Samuel Redshaw christened 27 Aug 1769.
Benjamin Redshaw christened 6 Jul 1772.
Hannah Redshaw christened 14 Jun 1774.
Sally Redshaw christened 31 Oct 1776.