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Marriages and Deaths Liverpool Mercury July29th 1825

Married

Lately, Mr Thomas PARR, victualler, Lime street, to Miss GRAHAM, Woodside

On Saturday the 9^th, at Ormskirk, Mr John AGETT, of Pool-lane, to Miss HAYES, eldest daughter of Mr HAYES, Searlsbrick

On Sunday the 17^th at St Nicholas Church, Mr Robert PEPPITT, cabinet maker, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Mr Jon LOWDEY, cooper, Plumbe street

On Tuesday, the 19^th at St John’s Church, Chester, Mr ROWLANDS of Hawarden Flintshire, to Miss Martha ANKLES of  Woodside Ferry

On Thursday the 21^st at the parish church of Winwick, Mr Henry COPELAND, distiller, of this town, to Elizabeth Margaret, second daughter of the late Mr William SINGLETON of Wigan

Same day at Stockport Mr Thomas LIVESEY of Chorley, Cotton Broker, to Eliza third daughter of  Mr William RADCLIFFE, of the former place

Same day at Trinity Church, Mr Wm MORGAN to Miss WRIGHT, both of this town

Same day, Mr James ASKEW, attorney, to Miss BLENKARN, both of Lancaster

On Friday last at Beckermont, Samuel IRTON Esq. of Irton Hall to Eleanor, second daughter of the late Mr Edward BUXTON Pool lane

On Sunday last at Trinity Church,  Mr Edward  PARR to Miss Elizabeth BURNS

On Monday last at St James Church Toxteth  Park Thomas TIDSWELL Esq. Cheadle Cheshire to Miss Ellen VERNON of the former place

Same day at Crosscannonby, Mr Edward MUSKER of this town to Miss SHARP of Maryport

On Tuesday last at  St Mark’s Church, Capt. John MESSENGER of the ship Ayrshire to Miss Francis SEWELL, daughter of the late John SEWELL of Workington

Yesterday at St Phillip’s Church Mr John ROTHWELL, to Betsey,  third daughter of the late Silvenus CHANDLEY Esq. of Cheadle  Cheshire

Same day at St George’s Church, Everton, Mr John GILTON to Miss Jane DENNETT

DIED

A few days ago in the Birmingham workhouse, aged 77, Joseph SCRUISE, a Greenwich Pensioner, one of the last of Captain COOKE’s crew who saw the celebrated circumnavigator fall. To the latest period of his life SCRUISE dwelt with enthusiastic garrulity on the events of Captain COOKE’s discoveries and added his testimony to the historical facts which endear that hero’s memory to his greatful country and world at large

On Saturday the 9^th, much and deservedly respected, aged 19 yrs, Ann, eldest daughter of Mr John BULLOCK of this town

On Saturday the 16^th at her home in Great Nelson street East, much and deservedly respected, Miss LEIGH late of Warrington aged 60 Years

Same day Walter, son of Robert PEEL Esq. of Hyndburne house near Blackburn

Caryl Willams Old Liverpool 1998-2008