1. Samuel¹ HOWARTH (#290) birth date unknown.

Samuel, as the father of the bride, attended Ann HOWARTH and William HINCHLIFFE's wedding in Manchester, 25th January 1843.⁽⁸⁹⁾

Historical events during the life of Samuel HOWARTH: Queen Victoria proclaims Hong Kong as a British Colony on April 5, 1843.

Samuel HOWARTH had the following child:

2 i. Ann² HOWARTH (#257). She married William HINCHLIFFE in Manchester, 25th January 1843.⁽⁹⁰⁾ (William HINCHLIFFE is #179.) William was born in Longwood, West Yorkshire 1825. William was the son of John HINCHLIFFE and Mary ..... William died 1902 in Salford, Lancashire, at 77 years of age. His body was interred 9 July 1902 in Salford, Lancashire, Weaste (no headstone). At 24 years of age William became the father of Samuel HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1849. At 25 years of age William became the father of Mary Hannah HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1850. At 27 years of age William became the father of Ellen P HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1852. At 30 years of age William became the father of Cathrine HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1855. At 35 years of age William became the father of Charles HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1860. At 37 years of age William became the father of Walter HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1862. (See William HINCHLIFFE for the continuation of this line.)

Ann became the mother of Samuel HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1849. Ann became the mother of Mary Hannah HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1850. Ann became the mother of Ellen P HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1852. Ann became the mother of Cathrine HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1855. Ann became the mother of Charles HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1860. Ann became the mother of Walter HINCHLIFFE in Salford, Lancashire, 1862.

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