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Banns of Marriage:
Published November 24th December 1st & 8th.
George Bagnall of the parish of Sandal and Ann Brogden of this Parish were married in this church by banns this 22nd day of December 1799.
Witnesses:
George Thompson, Wm Thompson, Mary Farrar.
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Baptisms:
St Helens Sandal Magna, Wakefield.
10th January 1802
Wm son of George Bagnall of Fall Ing, Labourer.
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30 April 1802
Memorial of the Will of Jane, widow of Joseph Bagnall.
registered by their son George Bagnall of Wakefield.
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Memorial of Indentures of Lease and Release.
(A Bill of Sale?)
All the children of Joseph and Jane Bagnall are mentioned here, including their eldest son George who married 1st to Mary (unknown), and married 2nd to Ann Brogden. George was I believe, the progenitor of the Wakefield branch of the Bagnall family.
Also shown is the connection to the Newton family, and possibly theThompson family.
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Baptisms:
St Helens Sandal Magna, Wakefield.
16th December 1804
George son of George Bagnall of Fall Ing, Labr, & Ann his wife.
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Baptisms:
Wakefield All Saints.
28th November 1807
John son of George & Ann Bagnall.
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1841 census
HO107/1270/book3/folio15
Foundry, Sandal Magna, Wakefield.
George Bagnall, 60, Labourer, Born Yorkshire.
George would have been almost 70, but he is recorded as aged 60, probably after his age was rounded down as was done in the 1841 census.
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Gravestone at Saint Helens church, Sandal Magna, Wakefield.
Section 1, Plot 1065.
From the burial register of St Helens church:
George Bagnall of Eastmoor, Wakefield was buried 26th February 1851, aged 80 years.
Photograph by my cousin Richard Bagnall.
Visit Richard's website:
The Bagnalls of Wakefield and Blackpool
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