Obits, Directories, New Articles, etc.
 | "The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1776"; "September 25, 26 1717. Shippers by the Barbados Merchant, Mr. Bryan Howarden, bound from Liverpool for Virginia: Robert Fazakerley, James Tildesly & Company, James Clinton" (PRO: E190/1392/9) |
| 1832 Pollbook: Candidates they voted for: Fazakerley: Henry, cooper, Cookson St., Liverpool; Burgess/Freeman; Voted for: Ewart & Sandon Fazakerley: John, Tailor, Duke St., Liverpool; Voted for: Ewart & Thornley Fazakerley, Robert, Roper, Pitt St., Liverpool; Burgess/Freeman; Voted for Sandon & Douglas Fazakerley, Robert, Jr., Roper, Kitchen St., Liverpool; Burgess/Freeman; Voted for: Sandon & Douglas Fazakerley, Thomas, Roper, Pitt St., Liverpool; Burgess/Freeman; Voted for Sandon & Douglas Fazakerley, Thomas, Shoemaker, Norris Green, West Derby; Burgess/Freeman; Voted for Sandon & Freeman (I'm not sure about the name "Freeman", this could be a typo on my part. BFH) |
(Somewhere I have who these candidates represented, which I'll add when I
can find the information, BFH
May 14, 2001, Found it! According to
Martin F. Slater, William Ewart, Esq. & Thomas Thornely, Esq. were described
as being liberal reformers; Lord Viscount Sandon & Major General Sir Howard
Douglas Bart., were more conservative. BFH)
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Burials; St. Peter & St. Pauls RC Church, Great Crosby, near
Liverpool: Fazackerley, John; Address: Litherland; Feb. 15, 1915, Age 75 Fazakerley, Catherine; Address Waterloo; Dec. 10, 1898, Age 61 Fazakerley, John; Address: Great Crosby, June 12, 1858, Age 50 Fazakerley, Peter; Address: Great Crosby, Sept. 09,1858, Age 2m2w Fazakerly, Elizabeth; Address: Great Crosby, Dec. 08, 1858, Age 2 |
| Chester Marriage License Bonds; January 1826 James BRYER, Age 21, Occ., Brewer's Clerk, of Rainford, Prescot Elizabeth FAZAKERLY, Age 21, Of Ormskirk Married at the Parish Church of Ormskirk |
| Distinguished Members of the US Army Finance Corps: MG(R) Richard G. Fazakerley; May 05, 1990 |
| Sydney Daily Telegraph Obituaries: Fazakerley, Lilian Jess, March 09, 2000, Age 84 |
| Slater's 1855 Directory of Lancashire; Fazakerleys: Fazakerley, Joseph, file cutter, Rainhill Fazakerley, Ellen, milliner & dressmaker, Ditton Phizackerley, Thomas, shopkeeper & dealer in groceries & sundries, # 7 Damside St., Lancaster Fazakerley, Mr. Joseph, gentry & clergy, Leyland Fazakerley, George, spirit vaults, # 119 Norfolk St., Liverpool Fazakerley, Henry, butcher, # 40 Athol St., Liverpool Fazakerley, Hugh, Victualler, Golden Fleece Tavern, # 164 Scotland Rd., Liverpool Fazakerley, John, timber merchant, # 85 Stanhope St., Liverpool Fazakerley, Ralph, victualler, Macbeth Tavern, # 92 Highfield St., Liverpool Fazakerley, Robert, wheelwright, # 35 Kitchen St., Liverpool Fazakerley, Thomas, bookbinder, # 2 School Lane, Liverpool Fazakerley, Thomas, victualler, [33] Bevington [bl], Liverpool (not sure about the 33 and bl) Fazakerley, Richard, blacksmith # 33 & 35 Bridgewater St., Liverpool Fazackerley, Mr. Frederick William, # 7 Belmont Grove, Chorlton Rd., Hulme, Manchester Fazackerley, James, block printer, # 2 Edge Place, Salford Fazackerley, James, reed maker, # 6 Rome St. Apollo St., Manchester Fazackerly, Martha, # 33 Henry St., Chorlton on Medlock Fazakerley, Ann, dressmaker, # 26 Granby Row, Manchester Fazakerley, Isabella, Widow, # 10 Bridge St., Chorlton on Medlock Fazakerley, Rhodes, shopkeeper & dealer in groceries & sundries, Moss End, Prescot Fazakerley, Rhodes, watch barrel maker, Moss End, Prescot Fazakerley, Thomasin, shopkeeper & dealer in groceries & sundries, Hillock St., Prescot Fazakerley, Henry, butcher, # 46 Friargate, Preston Fazakerley, Henry, retailer of beer, # 46 Friargate, Preston |
Note: Occupation: Victualler, seller of food and drink. See
Links Page, J. Lacombe's "A List of Occupations" A great find!
I only have the Liverpool names added to the main database so far.
According to the Dictionary, a few other common occupations: Carter, one
who drives a cart or truck, vehicle transport, teamster. Cooper, makes or
repairs wooden casks or tubs; shipboard artisan who repairs casks & other
vessels; an English tradesman who samples, bottles, or retails wine. Wheelwright,
makes or repairs wheels. Blacksmith, works with iron, forges iron or
black metal; makes tools or machine parts; shoes horses. Whitesmith,
works with tinned or galvanized iron or white iron, finishes or polishes the
work (as opposed to blacksmith).
| London Illustrated News 26 July 1851
"Lamentable Occurence - A very shocking and fatal accident occurred at Chorley, Lancashire, on Monday. Mr Henry Hordern Fazakerley, a young gentleman, 19 years of age, who had recently come into possession of Gillibrand Hall estate, and other large property, by the death of his father, was at Chorley on a visit, in company with his friend, Mr Tempest Green, son of Admiral Sir Andrew P Green, and on Monday they were invited to descend a coal mine, in which there was a good deal of foul air, to look at the works. The colliery was that of Mr Jonathon Blundell and Sons. In company with them, the underlooker of the works (Mr Billinge) and a sinker named William Taylor, descended the shaft, 208 yards deep, and they took with them a blazing tar-rope to give light. Shortly after their descent a boy at the mouth of the pit observed a rush of air up the shaft, as if an explosion had taken place, and gave an alarm. The son of Mr Billinge and others went down in search of the parties (after shouting down the shaft without getting an answer), but the air was so foul that it was some hours before they could venture to the bottom. The result was, as may be surmised, that the whole of the party, four in number, had perished, leaving no one to tell the melancholy circumstances immediately leading to the accident. The bodies of Mr Fazarkely, Mr Green, and their companions were recovered about midnight; and there is no doubt, from their scorched and disfigured state, that they had ignited the carburetted hydrogen gas so fatal in coal-mines, and fallen a sacrifice to the imprudence which had dictated the use of an unprotected light in place of a Davy lamp." |
Note: More about Henry can be found on the Main Database entries: # 2541 (Christening of Henry) # 6266 (1841 Census, Henry age 9) # 4279 (Henry's grandfather: Samuel Hawarden Fazakerley) BFH
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More Items & Oddments Found By Malcolm: New Jersey Directories 1890-1893 (9) (added to main database) Albany, New York Directories, 1889-91(11) (added to main database) Memphis, Tennessee City Directories, 1890-91 (3) (added to main database) Chester Marriage License Bonds; (added to main database) US FAZ 2 (New York & California); (added to main database) Details of Some Administrations; (added to main database) Some Faz' of US Interest (Roots Web); (added to main database) |
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