Descendants of
Mary Mould & Samuel
Gilderoy
Mary Mould was born 27 April 1808 in Eighton Banks, Lamesley, Co. Durham, England (not Gateshead as stated on Census records), and christened 28 August 1808 at St Andrew’s, Lamesley, the first daughter of William Mould of Eighton Banks, Pitman, native of Lamesley, by his wife Ann Porter native of Gateshead (from the Bishop’s Transcripts of St Andrew’s, Lamesley). New!
Mary married Samuel Gilderoy of Washington, Co. Durham (born 5 November 1802, the son of Henry Gilderoy and Thomasin Bartram) on 6 May 1826 at Washington Holy Trinity:
Samuel Gilderoy, Bachelor, of this parish, and Mary Mould, Spinster, of this parish,
were
married in this Church by Banns this sixth day of May in the year
one
thousand eight hundred & twenty six
By
me Thomas Dixon, Curate
This
marriage was solemnized between us Samuel Gilderoy, Mary Mould X her mark
In
the presence of William Mould, Thomas Cook
Mary and
Samuel, a coal miner, were the parents of:
·
Anne Gilderoy born at Wagon Row in the
parish of Washington, Co. Durham and christened 1 July 1827 at Washington Holy
Trinity;
·
Thomasin Gilderoy born at Wagon Row and
christened 9 August 1829 at Washington Holy Trinity;
·
William Henry Gilderoy born at Wagon Row
and christened 10 July 1831 at Washington Holy Trinity;
·
Isabella Esther Gilderoy born Washington
Row and christened 18 May 1834 at Washington Holy Trinity married James
Davison of Middleton Teesdale about 1857.
Isabella and James,
a coal miner, were the parents of:
·
James
Nicholas Gilderoy Davison born in Old Shildon, Co. Durham about 1858;
·
Mary
Jane Davison
born in Old Shildon in 1860;
·
Samuel
Davison born in
Old Shildon about 1863;
·
Margaret
Davison born in
New Shildon about 1865; and
·
Martha
Ann Davison
born in New Shildon about 1868.
Isabella Davison nee Gilderoy died in Shildon prior to
1875; and
·
Samuel Gilderoy born in Togston near Amble in the parish of Warkworth,
Northumberland and christened 2 October 1842 at St Lawrence, Warkworth. Updated!
Samuel Gilderoy died prior to the 1861 Census.
Mary was living with youngest son Samuel in Shildon, Co. Durham at the time of the 1861 Census.
Mary Gilderoy nee Mould’s death/burial details are unknown at this stage.
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