Mellor, Cheshire is in Cheshire.
See: Cheetham Hill [Map], Cobden Edge [Map], Gnat Hole [Map], Lee, Lower Bradshaw Farm [Map], Mellor Hall Farm [Map], St Thomas' Church, Mellor [Map].
Around 4th May 1778 John Hadfield was born at Mellor, Cheshire [Map]. He was baptised on 4th May 1778 at Mellor, Cheshire [Map].
On 25th August 1886 Charles Hadfield was born to Thomas Hadfield [aged 29] and Elizabeth Oakes [aged 34] at Mellor, Cheshire [Map]. He married (1) 30th December 1905 Caroline Wood and had issue (2) January 1920 Edith Fletcher.
Before 8th January 1903 Elizabeth Oakes [aged 51] died. She was living at Cobden Edge [Map]. She was buried on 8th January 1890 at Mellor, Cheshire [Map].
Around 1909 George Hadfield was born to Charles Hadfield [aged 22] and Caroline Wood [aged 53] at Mellor, Cheshire [Map].
William Hadfield was born to Thomas Hadfield and Elizabeth Oakes at Mellor, Cheshire [Map].
1881. 1881 Census Derbyshire Mellor District 6b Page 11. Cheetham Hill [Map].
James Redford Farmer [aged 57]. Head. 57. Farmer of 29 acres.
Dinah m Redford [aged 52]. Wife. 52. Farmer's wife. Born at Gnat Hole [Map].
Mary Ellen Redford. Daughter. 23. Cotton Corder at Cotton Mill.
Hannah Redford [aged 21]. Daughter. 21. Cotton Corder at Cotton Mill.
Esther Redford. Daughter. 14. Cotton Reeler.
Around 1829 Dinah m Redford was born at Gnat Hole [Map].
1881. 1881 Census Derbyshire Mellor District 6b Page 11. Cheetham Hill [Map].
James Redford Farmer [aged 57]. Head. 57. Farmer of 29 acres.
Dinah m Redford [aged 52]. Wife. 52. Farmer's wife. Born at Gnat Hole [Map].
Mary Ellen Redford. Daughter. 23. Cotton Corder at Cotton Mill.
Hannah Redford [aged 21]. Daughter. 21. Cotton Corder at Cotton Mill.
Esther Redford. Daughter. 14. Cotton Reeler.
Around 1860 Hannah Redford was born to James Redford Farmer [aged 36] and Dinah m Redford [aged 31] at Lee. She married 26th June 1881 John Hadfield and had issue.
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1861. 1861 Census Derbyshire Mellor District 2 Page 2. 8 Lee.
James Redford Farmer [aged 37]. Head. 31. Coal Miner.
Dinah m Redford [aged 32]. Wife. 32.
Mary Ellen Redford. Daughter. 3.
Hannah Redford [aged 1]. Daughter. 1.
John Clayton. Lodger. Cottonn Bleacher.
William Nightingale. Lodger. Cottonn Bleacher.
1901. 1901 Census Derbyshire Mellor District 15 Page 4. Lower Bradshaw Farm [Map].
Joseph Hinchliffe. Head. 39.
Sarah Hinchliffe. Wife. 34.
Ernest Hinchcliffe. Son. Possibly 1 month possibly one year.
Ada Louise Moorcroft [aged 17]. Servant. Single. 16.
1911. 1911 Census Mellor. Lower Bradshaw Farm [Map].
George Henry Moorcroft [aged 54]. Head. 55.
Caroline Wood [aged 55]. Wife. 55.
Arthur Moorcroft [aged 24]. Son. 24.
Caroline Moorcroft [aged 21]. Daughter. 21.
George Henry Moorcroft [aged 19]. Son. 19.
Thomas Willam Moorcroft [aged 15]. Son. 15.
1891. 1891 Census Derbyshire Mellor Page 1. Mellor Hall Farm [Map].
John Hadfield [aged 31]. Head. 30. Farmer.
Hannah Redford [aged 31]. Wife. 30.
Ellen Ann Hadfield [aged 9]. Daughter. 9.
Mary Hadfield [aged 7]. Daughter. 7.
Edith Hadfield [aged 3]. Daughter. 4.
Ann Goodwin [aged 71]. Mother. Widow. 72.
Ellen Ann Hadfield: Around 1882 she was born to John Hadfield and Hannah Redford.
Mary Hadfield: Around 1884 she was born to John Hadfield and Hannah Redford.
Edith Hadfield: Around 1888 she was born to John Hadfield and Hannah Redford.
1901. 1901 Census Derbyshire 37 Mellor Hall Farm. Mellor Hall Farm [Map].
John Hadfield [aged 41]. Head. 41. Farmer Employer.
Hannah Redford [aged 41]. Wife. 41.
Ellen Ann Hadfield [aged 19]. Daughter. 19. Calico Weaver at Cotton Mill.
Mary Hadfield [aged 17]. Daughter. 17. Card Room Hand aat Cotton Mill.
Edith Hadfield [aged 13]. Daughter. 13. Cotton Mill Operative.
Ann Goodwin [aged 81]. Mother. Widow. 81.
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In or before 28th January 1904 James Redford Farmer [aged 80] died. He was buried at St Thomas' Church, Mellor [Map] on 28th January 1904.
James Redford Farmer: Around 1824 he was born at Rowarth, Derbyshire [Map]. In or before 1850 he and Dinah m Redford were married.