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Started by: section 8 (2875) 

It's ok EC, it's easy to get wires crossed and motives wrong online. Many think i'm patronising, when it's often just the way i type. Thankyou, that has cleared the air, so to speak.

I had a look into your Peter Moss last night. As Frances points out above, there is a marriage in 1784 between a Peter Moss and Jane, which seems to fit better than the other marriages on the LOPC.

This pair do appear to be having children in Dalton near Upholland, but also in Wigan. It's possible the difference of abode on the birth records, could just be down to them using differing church's for baptisms.

Baptisms: 7 Aug 1785 Douglas Chapel, Eccleston, Lancashire, England
Mary Moss - daughter of Peter Moss & Jane
Abode: Wigan
Notes: Contained in Eccleston register
Baptised by: Rev Thomas Walker Curate
Register: Baptisms 1782 - 1812, Page 30, Entry 9
Source: LDS Film 1526114

Baptisms: 23 Nov 1794 St Thomas the Martyr, Up Holland, Lancashire, England
John Moss - Son of Peter Moss & Jane
Abode: Dalton
Occupation: Labourer
Register: Baptisms 1789 - 1812, Page 18, Entry 15
Source: LDS Film 1657546

Other evidence for Jane being Peter Moss's wife is a death in 1835, abode also in Orrell, just like Peters.

Burial: 19 Oct 1835 St Thomas the Martyr, Upholland, Lancashire, England
Jane Moss -
Age: 82
Abode: Orrell
Register: Burials 1825 - 1847, Page 278, Entry 2219
Source: LDS Film 1657555

Also i found the John 1794 above, born in Dalton, but living in Orrell on 1851 census.

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=8860&iid=LANHO107_2200_2200-1148&fn=John&ln=Moss&st=r&ssrc=&pid=13197334

Do any of the moss names below ring a bell or fit into your tree?

Mary 1785
Thomas 1787
Jane 1792
John 1794

Replied: 29th Aug 2011 at 16:10

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