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Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin.

Name

Nancy Hartshorn

Name: Nancy /Hartshorn/
Surname: Hartshorn
Given names: Nancy

Sex Female

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Marriage: 5 October 1784 — St. Mary's Church, Eccles, Lancashire, England Death: Unique identifier: 220D2CE09159F6499CF4C32D751BBEA7D9BE Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sarah Bury Mary Hartshorn Nancy Hartshorn Mary Hartshorn William Hartshorn …–… Death:
mother	Links Marriage: 5 October 1784 — St. Mary's Church, Eccles, Lancashire, England Death: Unique identifier: 220D2CE09159F6499CF4C32D751BBEA7D9BE Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Hartshorn Mary Hartshorn Nancy Hartshorn Mary Hartshorn Sarah Bury …–… Death:
Marriage	Marriage — 5 October 1784 — St. Mary's Church, Eccles, Lancashire, England
3 years elder sister	Links Birth: 11 March 1787 — Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Ellenbrook, Lancashire, England Death: 4 April 1788 Burial: St. Mary's Church, Eccles, Lancashire, England Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Mary Hartshorn 1787–1788 Birth: 11 March 1787 — Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Ellenbrook, Lancashire, England Death: 4 April 1788
2 years herself	Links Birth: 19 July 1789 — Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Ellenbrook, Lancashire, England Death: Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Nancy Hartshorn 1789–… Birth: 19 July 1789 — Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Ellenbrook, Lancashire, England Death:
23 months younger sister	Links Birth: 23 June 1791 — Farnworth, Lancashire, England Marriage: 29 July 1811 — Lancashire, England Death: 30 October 1847 — Farnworth, Lancashire, England Reference number: 1LLL-OL Unique identifier: 531E81EFEE643F4DA7838A2E1705C246C5E6 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Edward Stones Hannah Hartshorn John Edward Stones William Stones Ann Stones Mary Stones Sarah Stones Mary Hartshorn 1791–1847 Birth: 23 June 1791 — Farnworth, Lancashire, England Death: 30 October 1847 — Farnworth, Lancashire, England

Events of close relatives
Birth	19 July 1789 Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin, Ellenbrook, Lancashire, England Note: The village of Ellenbrook is close to Worsley.
Birth of a sister	Mary Hartshorn 23 June 1791 Farnworth, Lancashire, England
Death of a sister	Mary Hartshorn 30 October 1847 Farnworth, Lancashire, England
Death of a father	William Hartshorn
Death of a mother	Sarah Bury
Death	yes
Unique identifier	54DC6847B0BFAF4F98BAA1980732CE6C4ACF
Last change	17 March 2013 – 21:38:44 Author of last change: Danny

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Birth	The village of Ellenbrook is close to Worsley.

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Media object	Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin. Note: Historically Ellenbrook was a chapelry in the parish of Eccles. Though its exact origins are uncertain between 1272 and 1295 the Rector of Eccles granted a licence to Richard de Worsley to have a chantry chapel provided 6d. was paid annually as oblations. It was an outlying chapel within the parish of Eccles, the nearest churches being at Eccles, Leigh and Deane in Bolton. Historically Ellenbrook was a chapelry in the parish of Eccles. Though its exact origins are uncertain between 1272 and 1295 the Rector of Eccles granted a licence to Richard de Worsley to have a chantry chapel provided 6d. was paid annually as oblations. It was an outlying chapel within the parish of Eccles, the nearest churches being at Eccles, Leigh and Deane in Bolton. The old chapel was demolished and rebuilt in brick in 1725 and was restored in the 1860s, funded by the 2nd Earl of Ellesmere who died before restoration was complete. The chapel's organ, a memorial to the Earl, dates from this time. The church is built in the Norman style and is a Grade II Listed building.

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Ellenbrook Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin.

Note: Historically Ellenbrook was a chapelry in the parish of Eccles. Though its exact origins are uncertain between 1272 and 1295 the Rector of Eccles granted a licence to Richard de Worsley to have a chantry chapel provided 6d. was paid annually as oblations. It was an outlying chapel within the parish of Eccles, the nearest churches being at Eccles, Leigh and Deane in Bolton.

Historically Ellenbrook was a chapelry in the parish of Eccles. Though its exact origins are uncertain between 1272 and 1295 the Rector of Eccles granted a licence to Richard de Worsley to have a chantry chapel provided 6d. was paid annually as oblations. It was an outlying chapel within the parish of Eccles, the nearest churches being at Eccles, Leigh and Deane in Bolton.

The old chapel was demolished and rebuilt in brick in 1725 and was restored in the 1860s, funded by the 2nd Earl of Ellesmere who died before restoration was complete. The chapel's organ, a memorial to the Earl, dates from this time. The church is built in the Norman style and is a Grade II Listed building.