of Wolfenden (and later of Habergham Eaves?)
In his father's will Henry received £120, payable by his elderbrother, Oliver, out of the residue of the estate.
Apart from his father's will, Henry is first mentioned as the feoffeeof the Cowpe land of their brother, Richard, in 1633.
In 1639 Margaret Ormerod, the mother of Henry, bequeathed 6/8d to'Margaret Ormerod, the wife of Henry Ormerod of Edge' but does not sayHenry is her son.
This bequest could just have been to a namesake of hers.Henry is mentioned as 'of Cowpe' in 1645, probably whilst he wasmanaging that land for his nephew, the young George, Richard's heir.
In 1642 Henry advanced £140 on land in Wolfenden to Robert Ashworth.
This would have been mostly using the £120 legacy from his father'swill.
Robert Ashworth was probably the father of Elizabeth, Richard's widow.In 1652 the Court Roll reported that Henry Ormerod, late ofWhitewellbottom (in Wolfenden) but now of Habergham Eaves andElizabeth his wife mortgaged their land in Wolfendenbooth of yearlyrent 4d. to James Sagar for £20.
In 1672 the Court Roll reported that Henry Ormerod of Smallshaw inBurnley has sold this land outright.
The will of Henry Ormerod of Habergham Eaves, dated 4 May 1684, withan inventory made on 26 June 1684, which mentions his son Oliver, hisdaughter Margaret, wife of John Kay, his daughter, Elizabeth Eastwoodand his granddaughter Ann Ormerod, who he appoints his executor.
Also Henry appointed Robert Dearden of Hudhey in Haslingden guardianof the said Ann.This appears to be the right Henry until we find that Henry Ormerod ofWolfenden was buried on 5 September 1674.
The Henry of Habergham Eaves may not be Henry (5W1) at all, butpossibly one of the Ormerods of Crawshawbooth - the descendents ofOliver (3Cb1) who intermarried with the Deardens of Hudhey.Died in 1674 or 1684.
Baptised on 16 November 1745.
Buried in March 1794.
Baptised in April 1768.
Buried in June 1768.
Baptised in August 1771.
Baptised in November 1783.
Baptised in April 1786.
Possibly the twin of George (10Cf2).
Baptised on 12 May 1753.
Baptised on 15 June 1736.
of Hollins, Brighouse
Baptised on 14 June 1807.
Died 11 September 1890.
Wine and spirit merchant in Briggate, Brighouse - the old Tescobuilding now stands on the site of his premises.
Briggate is the street leading from the town centre to the old rivercrossing bridge.Ancestor of the Ormerods of Brighouse, incl. Hilton Ormerod ofWentworthville, N.S.W., Australia.
At the time of the 1881 Census he was living at Newlands, Rastrick,Yorkshire, with his daughters, Susan and Mary, and two servants,Selina Thimmin and Elizabeth Simpson.
Hanson is mentioned in Malcolm Bull's Trivia Trail at the HalifaxToday website athttp://www.halifax-today.co.uk/specialfeatures/triviatrail/o.html -
"Ormerod, Hanson
[1807-1890] Brighouse cotton mill-owner of The Hollies and Elm Royd.With his brother, Thomas Theodore Ormerod, he carried on the familywine and spirit business H. & T. T. Ormerod".Elm Royd is in Brighouse Wood Lane, and was the home of the Ormerodfamily. In 1921 it was bought by the Dyers' Club. It later became anursing home.
Daughter and coheiress of James Hoyle of Brighouse.
At the time of the 1881 Census he was living at Newlands, Rastrick,Yorkshire, with her father, sister and two servants - Selina Thimminand Elizabeth Simpson.
At the time of the 1881 Census he was living at Newlands, Rastrick,Yorkshire, with her father, sister and two servants - Selina Thimminand Elizabeth Simpson.
of Cloughfold
Died in 1810.
Baptised on 27 May 1762.
Baptised on 10 November 1764.
of Cloughfold
Baptised on 15 December 1695.
Baptised in May 1717.
Living at Boothfold in 1747.
Following the death of his first wife, Isabel, his cousin, in 1755,James married Mary Law, with whom he had a son, William and threedaughters.
of Langfield in Yorkshire
Mary Law and James Ormerod had a son, William, and three daughters.