Pat & Corinna’s Family History - Person Sheet
Pat & Corinna’s Family History - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Hargreaves 
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189Census1841, Stanley, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom200
Census1851, Ledsham, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom190
Census1861, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom191
MemoWarren Vale
Death6 Feb 1875, Warren Vale, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom203
OccupationColliery manager
Cause of deathPodagra (10 years); Chronic Brights Disease (5 years); Morbus Cordis (3 years)203
FatherJohn Hargreaves
MotherMary Ramsden (ca1794-1857)
Spouses
Birthca 1820, East Ardsley, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom191
Death26 Aug 1869, Warren Vale, Rawmarsh, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom201
FatherGeorge Ramsden
MotherAnn
Marriage5 Nov 1837, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom204
Notes for William Hargreaves
The attached image appears to be William’s baptism record, however the source isn’t identified. The information on William’s parents assumes that this baptism record is correct and genuine.
Transcription of William’s headstone/monument:
In Memory of William Hargreaves
Born December 18th 1817
Died February 6th 1875
This monument was erected by the workmen employed at the Rawmarsh and Warren Vale Collieries of which the deceased was manager for a period of 22 years in that position he was held in the highest respect and esteem for the great care and anxiety shown in regard for the health and preservation of the lives of those under his charge. His excellent abilities will long cause him to be remembered whilst his loss is extremely lamented by his fellow workmen.
Transcription of William’s headstone/monument:
In Memory of William Hargreaves
Born December 18th 1817
Died February 6th 1875
This monument was erected by the workmen employed at the Rawmarsh and Warren Vale Collieries of which the deceased was manager for a period of 22 years in that position he was held in the highest respect and esteem for the great care and anxiety shown in regard for the health and preservation of the lives of those under his charge. His excellent abilities will long cause him to be remembered whilst his loss is extremely lamented by his fellow workmen.