"Complete"Jeremiah Matthews

[mumbles]

This Jeremiah Matthews is brother of William Matthews (see other Thread) who married into Attwood Family
http://www.bcconnections.tribalpages.co ... d=51590794

Connection is confirmed in document concerning son Charles Edward Matthews who was a famous mountaineer

http://www.oxforddnb.com/templates/arti ... 4934&back=

Article notes he had a cousin Benjamin Attwood Matthews

I have add most of info about Matthews family and Connection to Attwood family but

Three interesting points came up that I cannot take further

a) One son is noted as Francis Claughton Matthews ( note his mother is Mary Guest so Claughton not from this)
b) Living in same house as Jeremiah and Mary in 1841 are Rev. Thomas Leagh ( or Legh) Claughton and Hugh Claughton and Jane Lee
c) Jane Lee later is shown as sister.in.law (wid)

Rev. Thomas Legh Claughton became Bishop of St. Albans and a famous cleric and one of his daughters became Duchess of Argyle and one son a Baronet

Can anyone find relationship between Claughton and Matthews family and who Jane Lee (nee Guest) married

[Jimmy]

Francis Claughton Mathews.
Christening Date: 11 Jun 1842.
Christening Place: St. Marys, Kidderminster, Worcester.
Father's Name: Jeremiah Mathews.
Mother's Name: Mary Mathews.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01745-8.
System Origin: England-EASy.
GS Film number: 367790.
Reference ID: yr 1838-1849.

[Jimmy]

Hugh Calveley Claughton.
Christening Date: 13 Feb 1820.
Christening Place: WINWICK, LANCASHIRE.
Birth Date: 06 Feb 1818.
Father's Name: Thomas Claughton.
Mother's Name: Maria.
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01442-5.
System Origin: England-ODM.
GS Film number: 1469063.


Thomas Claughton.
Spouse's Name: Maria Legh.
Event Date: 1806.
Event Place: Winwick, Lancashire
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01442-5.
System Origin: England-VR.
GS Film number: 1469063.
Reference ID: 2:TFBQ25.

1851. Worcester St John Bedwardine.
Mary Walker 81.
Mary Butler 28.
Hugh S Claughton 28.Clergyman not having cure of souls.? Haydock, Lancashire.

[mumbles]

Thanks Jimmy,
I looks like Francis Claughton Mathews obtained his second name from fact that Thomas Legh Claughton lived in house 1n 1841 and it does not look as if any connection