Name | Thomas RENSHAW [1] | |
Born | 25 Sep 1808 [1] | |
Christened | 25 Oct 1808 | Wirksworth, UK [2] |
Gender | Male | |
Cause of death | Bronchitis [3] | |
Occupation | Mayfield [4] | |
Thomas owned and operated a corn mill at Mayfield, on the Dove River. The mill was powered by a water race from a nearby weir in the river, immediately downstream from Hanging Bridge. | ||
Occupation | Thomas was contracted to build the road from Ashbourne to Stanton. It is a narrow road and is still used today. [3] | |
Properties | Thomas owned and farmed land in Mayfield:- * 10 acres in Dove Meadow (lot 529), * 4 acres at Little Conygee and part of Dam Close (lot 533), * 4 acres at Great Conygee (lot 534) - and plantation & garden (lot 534a), * Garden (lot 528a), and * House, garden, corn, and mill buildings. [4] | |
Residence | Later in life, the County Records show that Thomas and Susannah moved from Mayfield to Stanton (about 3 miles away). [3] | |
Died | 22 Apr 1867 [1] | |
Buried | Stanton, UK [3] | |
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Person ID | I16 | Mitchell |
Last Modified | 23 Oct 2020 |
Father | William RENSHAW, d. Deceased | |
Mother | Mary UNKNOWN, d. Deceased | |
Family ID | F5 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Susanna WOOLLEY, b. 1803, d. 11 Feb 1875 (Age 72 years) | |||||||||||||||||
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Last Modified | 14 Jul 2020 | |||||||||||||||||
Family ID | F4 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Photos | Renshaw's corn-mill on the Dove River - and their house on the hill |
Documents | Renshaw family in Mayfield By Marjorie Winston, nee Renshaw. |
Headstones | Gravestone of Thomas Renshaw & Susannah - in 1867 & 1875 in Stanton In affectionate memory of Thomas Renshaw who died April the 22nd 1867 aged 59 years. Blessed are the dead that died in the Lord. Also of Susannah Renshaw, wife of the above who died February 11th 1875 aged 68 years. They that sleep in Jesus shall God bring with Him. |
Places | Mayfield Mayfield is a small village, on the western side of the Dove River. Hanging Bridge is on the eastern side, on the road to the larger town of Ashbourne. The Dove River forms the border between the counties of Derbyshire and Staffordshire. The township of Mayfield is in the Parish of Mayfield in the County of Stafford. |
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