Sowerby Bridge is in West Yorkshire.
See: Christ Church, Sowerby Bridge, Heath Street, Sowerby Bridge, Norland, Swoerby Bridge, Sowerby Street, Sowerby Bridge, St George's Church, Sowerby Bridge [Map], West End, Sowerby Bridge.
Around 1836 Charles Bottomley was born to John Bottomley [aged 25] and Sarah Whitworth [aged 24] at Sowerby Bridge [Map].
Around 1836 Jeremiah Bottomley was born to John Bottomley [aged 25] and Sarah Whitworth [aged 24] at Sowerby Bridge [Map].
Around 1841 John Bottomley was born to John Bottomley [aged 30] and Sarah Whitworth [aged 29] at Sowerby Bridge [Map].
Around 1844 William H Bottomley was born to John Bottomley [aged 33] and Sarah Whitworth [aged 32] at Sowerby Bridge [Map].
Around 1847 Frederick Bottomley was born to John Bottomley [aged 36] and Sarah Whitworth [aged 35] at Sowerby Bridge [Map].
On or before 16th September 1849 Mary Hannah Bottomley was born to John Bottomley and Sarah Whitworth [aged 37] at Sowerby Bridge [Map]. She was baptised on 16th September 1849 at St George's Church, Sowerby Bridge [Map]. Their address is given as Sowerby Street, Sowerby Bridge. She married 4th July 1871 Henry Oxley and had issue.
John Bottomley: On 18th August 1833 he and Sarah Whitworth were married at The Minster Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Halifax [Map]. In April 1849 he died at Halifax.
The River Calder rises on Heald Moor near Todmorden [Map] after which it passes Hebden Bridge [Map], Mytholmroyd [Map], Sowerby Bridge [Map], Dewsbury [Map], Sandal Castle [Map], under Wakefield Bridge [Map] before joining the River Aire at Castleford [Map].
On or before 14th January 1810, the date he was baptised at Christ Church, Sowerby Bridge, John Bottomley was born to Jeremiah Bottomley at Soyland. He His father is named as a Wollsorter. He married 18th August 1833 Sarah Whitworth and had issue.
John Bottomley: On 18th August 1833 he and Sarah Whitworth were married at The Minster Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Halifax [Map]. In April 1849 he died at Halifax.
30th March 1851. 1851 Census Sowerby. 116 Heath Street, Sowerby Bridge.
Sarah Whitworth [aged 39]. Head. Widow. 40. Burler. Soyland, Yorkshire?
Charles Bottomley [aged 15]. Son. 16. Wool Sorter Assistant. Sowerby Bridge [Map].
Jeremiah Bottomley [aged 15]. Son. 14. Errand Boy. Sowerby Bridge [Map].
John Bottomley [aged 10]. Son. 11. Cotton?. Ditto.
Frederick Bottomley [aged 4]. Son. Unmarried. 5. Scholar. Ditto.
Mary Hannah Bottomley [aged 1]. Daughter. 1. Ditto.
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2nd April 1871. 1871 Census Yorkshire Sowerby Bridge. Rayburn Cottage, Norland, Sowerby Bridge.
Frederick Bottomley [aged 24]. Son-in-law. 32.
Mary Hannah Bottomley [aged 21]. Wife. 21. Weaver.
Henry Oxley [aged 18]. Boarder. 21. Schoolmaster.
Frederick Bottomley: Around 1847 he was born to John Bottomley and Sarah Whitworth at Sowerby Bridge [Map].
On or before 16th September 1849 Mary Hannah Bottomley was born to John Bottomley and Sarah Whitworth [aged 37] at Sowerby Bridge [Map]. She was baptised on 16th September 1849 at St George's Church, Sowerby Bridge [Map]. Their address is given as Sowerby Street, Sowerby Bridge. She married 4th July 1871 Henry Oxley and had issue.
John Bottomley: On 18th August 1833 he and Sarah Whitworth were married at The Minster Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Halifax [Map]. In April 1849 he died at Halifax.
On or before 16th September 1849 Mary Hannah Bottomley was born to John Bottomley and Sarah Whitworth [aged 37] at Sowerby Bridge [Map]. She was baptised on 16th September 1849 at St George's Church, Sowerby Bridge [Map]. Their address is given as Sowerby Street, Sowerby Bridge. She married 4th July 1871 Henry Oxley and had issue.
John Bottomley: On 18th August 1833 he and Sarah Whitworth were married at The Minster Parish Church of St John the Baptist, Halifax [Map]. In April 1849 he died at Halifax.
1861. 1861 Census Yorkshire Sowerby Bridge. 108 West End, Sowerby Bridge.
Sarah Whitworth [aged 49]. Head. Widow. 49. Washerwoman. Soyland?
John Bottomley [aged 20]. Son. Unmarried. 20. Engine Mechanic. Sowerby Bridge [Map].
William H Bottomley [aged 17]. Son. Unmarried. 17. Sailor. Ditto.
Frederick Bottomley [aged 14]. Son. Unmarried. 14. Woolen? Ditto.
Mary Hannah Bottomley [aged 11]. Daughter. 11. Worsted Spinner. Ditto.