of Wanless and Heyroyd
Died on 18 June 1790, aged 67 years.
Coheiress of George Ormerod late of Knotts in Hapton.
John Parr, Elizabeth's son, erected a memorial stone in StBartholomew's, Colne, that reads:
"In this place is deposited the
Bodies of Robert Jackson
of Wanlis in this Chapelry Gentle-
man; Christ' and Elizabeth Jackson
his Parents, Ann his wife and ...
Bulcock her sister, Daughters of Peter
Ormerod, Gent. Wanless, John and
Susan three of the children of the
said Robert and Ann and their Son-
In-Law John Parr, late of Colne, Surgeon.
Also the body of Elizabeth Wilson
first the widow of the said John Parr
and afterwards of John Wilson late
of Heyroyd Gent and Daughter of
the said Robert and Ann Jackson.
She was an affectionate wife the best
of mothers and like her parents
a constant and cheerful giver to the
Poor. And died the 5th day of September
1798. Aged 57 Years.In Grateful Remembrance of her and
his said other Relations her Son John
Parr has laid this stone."
Coheiress of George Ormerod late of Knotts in Hapton.
John Parr, Elizabeth's son, erected a memorial stone in StBartholomew's, Colne, that reads:
"In this place is deposited the
Bodies of Robert Jackson
of Wanlis in this Chapelry Gentle-
man; Christ' and Elizabeth Jackson
his Parents, Ann his wife and ...
Bulcock her sister, Daughters of Peter
Ormerod, Gent. Wanless, John and
Susan three of the children of the
said Robert and Ann and their Son-
In-Law John Parr, late of Colne, Surgeon.
Also the body of Elizabeth Wilson
first the widow of the said John Parr
and afterwards of John Wilson late
of Heyroyd Gent and Daughter of
the said Robert and Ann Jackson.
She was an affectionate wife the best
of mothers and like her parents
a constant and cheerful giver to the
Poor. And died the 5th day of September
1798. Aged 57 Years.In Grateful Remembrance of her and
his said other Relations her Son John
Parr has laid this stone."
Bill Jackson notes that George was born on 26 October 1806, accordingto the Padiham parish register.
Became a brewer and died of cirrhosis of the liver, aged 45?
From his will, it would appear that the only children of George aliveat this time were Peter, Ann (who married Richard Riley), and Thomas.
of Habergham Eaves
Had a house built in 1842 on the rear of Old Oak Cottage (1739) atLower Rosegrove Bridge, Burnley.
Went to Guernsey in about 1846 and died there of general debility in1850 at Mile Bank House.
His burial in Guernsey was witnessed by Henry Hall.
Hall was Richard's solicitor, and his officers were in Clitheroe.A possible explanation for Richard's link to Guernsey might be thevicar of Haslingden, the Rev. L.H. Mordaque, who is believed to havecome from the island. He died on 30 January 1870, aged 46 years.