8. William#133 TEMPERLEY-1.3.3 (Georgij OR George , Guliliemus or William ) was born in Fallowfield,NBL,Eng. He was christened on 15 Nov 1712. He was buried 1 on 2 Nov 1765 in Acomb,NBL,Eng. William#133 resided in 1755 in Fell-Groove, Shotley, NBL, Eng. He resided 2 on 10 Apr 1757 in Fell-Groove, Shotley, NBL, Eng. He resided 3 in 1762 in Blanchland, NBL, Eng. He resided 4 in 1765 in Acomb, NBL, Eng.
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Although William 133's first wife whom he married at Shotley died 9months and two weeks after they married, there does not appear to be achild that would result from this union. There is the problem of somemonuments still standing at Blanchland Abbey that are not legible. Themonument being made of sandstone is barely standing, and probably is forEliz. If it were an offspring, it would probably be an 'end of line'.Was witness to several marriages at Blanchland.
Signed his name with an 'x', his mark.
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This from Brian Pears, the list moderator for the Northumberland Rootswebemail list, that draws a similarity in approximate location butdifferentiates between Fell-groove the mine and Fell-grove farm:
"There is apparently a Fellgrove farm about half a mile from Shildon,Durham. By the 1860s, Shildon may have been just a row of houses. Inearlier times - even a generation or two earlier - it was somewhatlarger. This mine had been operating since the 15th century and by the19th century it was well past its peak. (It may have closed c1862, but noreference avail.) As the principle lead-mining/lead-smelting centre forthe 'Arkengarthdale and Derwent Lead Mine Co' Shildon Mine employed a lotof men and needed a good-sized settlement to house them. If you exploreon the ground today you can get a good idea just how extensive themine/smelter/settlements were (however treacherous ground for twistingankles)."
"There were several mines operated by the 'Arkengarthdale and DerwentLead Mine Co'. Leaving aside those in the North Riding of Yorkshire,there were five - Shildon and Beldon Mines near Blanchland, and over theRiver Derwent, in and around Hunstanworth, there were Jeffrey's, Ramshawand Whiteheaps Mines."
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William Temperley and family lived at "Fellgroove". Similarly, one ofthe veins of lead mined at Beldon Mine was called "Fellgrove".Fell-groove then may be North of the River Derwent, contrast to Fellgrovefarm which is a good distance South, near Shildon.
Shildon was at Grid Ref: 423131 , 526498 on the old maps site [online]http://www.old-maps.co.uk/
It appears to be about 10 miles North of Darlington, which is furtherSouth than the Birkside, Shotley area where William 133 lived beforeretiring to Acomb.
William#133 married 2, 3 (1) Hannah EDDY 1 on 27 Nov 1750 in Shotley,NBL,Eng. Hannah died on 8 Sep 1751 in Shotley,NBL,Eng.
Died 9 months and two weeks after her marriage to William Temperley
William#133 married 1, 2 (2) Alice LEIGHTON on 9 May 1754 in Blanchland,NBL,Eng. Alice died 3 on 6 Sep 1770 in St. John Lee Northumberland,England.
Burial at St. John Lee, lineages in proximity
16 Feb 1755 Temperley Eliz W. of Robt Fallowfield
9 Jun 1758 Temperley Robt Fallowfield
2 Nov 1765 Temperley William Acomb see #133
6 Sep 1770 Temperley Alice Wid. Acomb see #S-133
10 Nov 1792 Temperley John Acomb
They had the following children:
14 F i Ann TEMPERLEY-1331 was christened 1 on 5 Jan 1755 in Blanchland,NBL,England. 15 M ii William TEMPERLEY-1332 1 was christened 2 on 10 Apr 1757 in Blanchland,NBL,Eng. He was buried 3 on 3 Oct 1757 in Blanchland Abbey,Blanchland,NBL.
Died young.16 F iii Elizabeth TEMPERLEY-1333 1 was christened 2 on 20 Jul 1759 in Blanchland,NBL,Eng. She was buried 3 on 2 Sep 1761 in Blanchland,NBL,Eng.
Died young.17 M iv George TEMPERLEY-1334 was christened 1 on 17 Oct 1762 in Blanchland,NBL,Eng. George resided in Blanchland, NBL, Eng.
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No current day descendant researchers (yet)
Researchers: Several descendants have contributed to the chart for thisbranch.
George was the only known surviving member of this family and has notbeen followed forward. He probably is the progenitor of families in andaround Acomb, and subsequently Shotley parish.
Note: Several descendants are interested in this branch because of thetime and place.
9. Nicholas#134 TEMPERLEY-1.3.4 "Nich." 1 (Georgij OR George , Guliliemus or William ) was born in Fallowfield,Warden Prs,NBL,England. He was christened on 26 May 1715 in St. John Lee,NBL,Eng. He died 2 in 1781. He was buried in Haydon Old Cemetary,Haydon Bridge,NBL,Eng. Nicholas#134 was employed 3 as occupation Coal Miner in Stublick, NBL, Eng. He signed a will 4 in England. He resided 5 on 18 May 1749 in Greggshield, Haydon Bridge, NBL, Eng. He resided 6 on 22 Jan 1750 in Oldfield, Allendale, NBL, Eng. He resided 7 in 1762 in Catton, Allendale, NBL, Eng. He served in the military 8 Catton Constabulary in 1862 in Catton, Allendale, NBL, Eng.
Unless the birth date is discovered, the christening date will beduplicated as the birth date. Often the situation appears where anindividual is baptized much later in life.
By the order and dates/time of his children's christenings, Nicholasprobably moved to the Haydon Bridge/Allendale/Langley area between 1745and 1749.
The family moved to a residence very near the border of Haydon Br andAllendale.
Stublock Pithouse may be a reference the mine still functioning under thename of Dinning in 1880
at Langley:'Stublick, Langley Mills, Executors of Joseph Dinning.'
The is as per COLLIERIES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AT WORK IN, 1880.
[online] http://www.cmhrc.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/list80.htm* * *
Nicholas' will notated him as 'Coal miner of Pit House Stoblock. TheDinning mine might be Stublock number 9, and Nicholas' Pit House may havebeen a different mine/shaft.
Nicholas also mentions in his will 'Nephew John Temperley of theStonehall' which is probably the Stonehall two miles SouthEast of Catton.This would lend some support to the possibility (as explained in thegenealogy beginning at the descendancy of John 5) that this JohnTemperley was an illegitimate child or an orphan. In all probability, heis not the child of Mary Oxley or John 5.
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Was buried from the same plot, Haydon Old cemetary, as grandson Andrew13421
Nicholas#134 married Elizabeth UNKNOWN-S-1.3.4. 1. Elizabeth was born about 1719 in Lee St. John,NBL,England.
They had the following children:
+ 18 M i George TEMPERLEY-1.34.1 + 19 M ii John TEMPERLEY-1.34.2 + 20 M iii Nicholas TEMPERLEY-1.34.3 + 21 F iv Elizabeth TEMPERLEY-1.34.4 + 22 F v Ann TEMPERLEY-1.34.5 23 M vi Carr TEMPERLEY-1.34.7 1, 2 was born 3 in Oldfield,Allendale,NBL,Eng. He was christened 4, 5 on 22 Jan 1750 in Allendale,NBL,Eng. He died 6 in 1815. Carr resided 7 on 31 Oct 1789 in Alston, CUL, Eng. He was employed 8 as occupation of grocer in 1800 in Newcastle, NBL, Eng. He was christened 9, 10 on 31 Oct 1789 in Alston, CUL, Eng. + 24 M vii Thomas TEMPERLEY-1.34.6 + 25 M viii Matthew TEMPERLEY-1.34.8 + 26 M ix William TEMPERLEY-X.34.9
10. John#135 TEMPERLEY-1.3.5 1 (Georgij OR George , Guliliemus or William ) was born in Fallowfield,Warden Prs,NBL,Eng. He was christened on 19 Apr 1720. He was buried 2 on 8 Feb 1797 in Fourstones,Warden Prs,NBL,England. John#135 resided 3 in Stonehall (Stonehaugh), Eng. He had a will probated 5 in 1797 in York, Eng. He resided 6 in Fourstones Fell, Warden Prs, NBL, Eng.
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When John Temperley senior dies 11.2.1797 he is described (BishopTranscripts) as a Farmer and senior member of Vestry at Warden church. Hesigns the completed transcripts for the years that he is inoffice(1774-1798) University Archives Durham.
[Notes from the compiled aggregate of Temperley descendant notes anddatabase:]
There is a possibility that the family may have changed churchaffiliation subsequent to John #135's death, presumably by 1814.
Occupation: farmer, was a Vestry member of the Warden church also.
John Temperley was a Vestry member at Warden Church and signs theBishopTranscripts for several years. He was succeeded by his son Henry.John was a member of the Vestry 1774-1794. Henry was a member of theVestry 1789-1799. In Warden churchyard there is the tombstone of JohnTemperley of Fourstones Fell House died 8th February 1797 aged 77 yrs heis buried with daughter Ann; however the rest of the monument isillegible.
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RESEARCH NOTES
[1-4 Notes from the compiled aggregate of Temperley descendant notes anddatabase:]1. John 135's son John 1355 is referred to as John Temporley A1355because there is a records conflict in that John#B1351 was put on earliercharts as John 135's son. Most of the earlier charts have no footnotes,so it is difficult to remove either of the two from the chart.Consequently there are two sons for John named John on this run. Chancesare, John B1351 was the 'nephew of Stonehall' that Nicholas of Stublickreferred to in his will. As of July 2003, the possibility is increasingof Robert and Elizabeth Temperley having a son John born from Fallowfieldduring the period that SJL parish records are missing. One point ofreference is the mention by Nicholas 134 of John of Stonehall in hiswill.
2. Thread A is arbitrarily assigned a letter. The records of John 5'sson John by Mary Oxley supports this thread and is the most likely.
3. Thread A appears to be the correct one. Thread B could prove anascent to another individual.
4. Thread B is arbitrarily assigned a letter. John #B1351 married AnniePearson. John B1351 is difficult to attach to the union of John 135 andMary Oxley. It is not likely that John 1351 B would be baptized againand then marry Ann Elliot before marrying again to Annie Pearson - logicwould have it that they are separate individuals.
John#135 married (1) Unknown ?.
They had the following children:
27 M i John #B TEMPERLEY-1351 was christened 1 on 9 Aug 1741 in St. John Lee,NBL,Eng.
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From the five earlier charts of Temperley descendants
John #B1351 Temperley
Thread B in the descendancy of John 5 attaches this individual to thetree. However, without this thread, this individual is not attached tothe tree, and his parentage is unknown. Mary Oxley is evidently not thisindividuals mother. There are two Johns stuck in the descendancy here,because both have supporting documents, but #B1351 is definitely the mostlike candidate to be moved to another lineage.John married 1, 2 Annie PEARSON on 27 Aug 1774 in Allendale,NBL,Eng.
FHL MicroFilm 252521 containing Marriages and banns, 1754-1822 atAllendale parish, may have more information for this record.
Also, there is a burial for an Ann Temperley in Simonburn, residenceStonecroft, that may be this individual.
Stonecroft appears to be about
~1.4 ESE of Parish, Newbrough
~2.6 SSW of Parish, Haydon Bridge
~3.3 NNE of Parish, Simonburn
~3.9 ESE of Parish, Warden
John#135 married (2) Mary OXLEY-135 on 15 Nov 1749 in Bywell St Peters,NBL,Eng. Mary died 1 on 23 Jan 1798 in Fourstones Fell,Warden Prs,NBL,Eng.
Rschr EW who tracked down the records for this family, believes MaryOxley was the daughter of Edward Oxley, and was c. 22nd April 1722 atHexham. There is a discrepancy in date of birth with age at death butspeculatively EW will endeavor to determine whether a) she did not reallyknow her age or b) whether this was a daughter who died and Mary was asecond daughter given the same name. It could also be that the LDS havetranscribed incorrectly. This often seems to be the problem. At somepoint, the original record will be reviewed.
-email from EW
They had the following children:
28 M ii William TEMPORAL-1.3.5.2. was christened 1 on 17 Jun 1750 in Bywell St Peter Prs,NBL,Eng.
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[Lineage research from EW; with database notes and compiled research fromTemperley descendants. Threads are a combination of descendant'sresearch and compilation of data collected from many and varied. Thereason for the creation of these 'threads', being John 151A and 151B, andWilliam 'Temporal', is so that the reasearch notes can be managed withinone database. See William X49 for more 'threads'. ]
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[As can be presumed, the factual verification of several individuals onthe tree is not extent, and in an attempt to at least compare secondarysource information, there were several 'threads' brought to the samewritten page and a method of drawing file references was devised to keeptrack; ]
William's name is spelled Temporal here because that is the way itappeared on IGI extractions of the record. There doesn't seem to be anyexplanation as to why his record and the marriage of his father wasspelled that way. Although it is not certain, since the record was theonly last name Temperoral in the entire North East of England, and theparents names fit, it seems a reasonable conclusion that this record issurname Temperley. There were varying degrees of literacy at this time.Some members of the family on other branches were leaving 'x' as theirmark, circa 1750 (see William 133).
* * *+ 29 M iii Henry TEMPERLEY-1.35.3 30 F iv Elizabeth TEMPERLEY was christened on 14 Aug 1754 in Stamfordham,Northumberland,England. 31 F v Ann TEMPERLEY-1354 was born ?. She died ?. + 32 M vi John #A TEMPERLEY-1355 33 F vii Mary TEMPERLEY-1356 was christened ?.
Died young.34 F viii Mary TEMPERLEY-1357 was christened on 12 May 1765 in Newbrough Prs,NBL,Eng.
November 14 1792 Edward Temperley Gentleman of Warden bondsman toThomasRobinson Gentleman of Hexham and Mary Temperley.+ 35 M ix Edward TEMPERLEY-1.358
13. Uknown2 Link TEMPERLEY-X.42 Unknown 1 (ThomasX.4. TEMPERLEY , Guliliemus or William ).
[circa 1700]
* * *There is a generation between Thomas Temperley, and George Temperley, theprogenitor of the Hunstanworth lineage.
This is an unknown individual, placed to link the Hunstanworth line tothe chronology. The Hunstanworth Temperleys are not proved to be linked.This simply ties in the lineage with the software so that the modifiedregister will print in its entirety. The numbers given are a best guessof where they would fit if they were proved.
The lineages numbered with an 'x' are not linked, but numbered to placeon the chronology.
X.4.1. if bride would be numbered X.4.2.
There was a burial of a Thomas Timperley in Darlington 1732, and uponchecking other burial listings, he was the only Timperley with an i inNortheast England buried before 1800. There weren't any Timperley's withan i in Northeast England in the 1700's - except this burial. Althoughthis is totally unproven, it is a possibile link.
They had the following children:
+ 36 M i George TEMPERLEY-X.421