Ross Beattie's DILLON and WORRALL Genealogy Page

Locality
Early Generations (4)
    1                          ♦ Richard Dillon (c1720-5…) m.1749 Mary Sympson (c1720-5…)  

    2                          ♦ Thomas Worrall (c1730-35…) m.1754 Bridget Cotteril (c1730-35…)  
    2.1                       ♦ Thomas Worrall (c1761…1824) m.1785 Jane Dillam (c1761…1819)
    2.1.1                       William Worrall (c1800…1873) m. Elizabeth Jarvis (c1794…1861-71)
    2.1.1.1                    Thomas Worrall (1819…1881-91) m. Mary — (c1815…1881-91)
    2.1.1.2                    Jane Worrall (1822…1911) m. Thomas Smith (c1822…1989?)
    2.1.1.2.1                 Phyllis Smith (c1850…1911+) m. Frederick Charles Whitty (1851… pre1901)
    2.1.1.3                    William Worrall (1826…) m. Susanna Hewitt (…)
    2.1.1.4                    George Worrall (1832…1891+) m. Ellen Scoffam (c1830…1871-91)
    2.1.1.5                    Mary Worrall (1835…186571+) m. William Aitken (c1826…1865+-71)
    2.1.2                    ♦ Thomas Worrall (1803…1874) m. Mary — (c1798…1870)
    2.1.2.1                    Thomas Worrall (1826…1881+) m. Jane — (c1827…1881+)
    2.1.2.2                    Martha Worrall (1830…1884) m. William Aries (c1834…1881+)
    2.1.2.3                 ♦ Jane Worrall (1831…1903) m. John Batcheldor (1829…1889)

                                   Thomas Worrall (c1793…) m.Mary Hunt (c1798…)

Locality

These families lived in the Coventry - Kenilworth - Offchurch area of Warwickshire (WAR) England from about 1790 to the 1850s.

Early Generations

1. ♦ Richard Dillon (c1720-5…) m.1749 Mary Sympson (c1720-5…)
Most of the data in lineages 1 and 2 [Dillon and Worrall families] was researched by Bob Wallis, 7 Yarrat Place, Wauchope NSW, in 2004/5.

Richard Dillon and Mary Sympson, married in the parish church at Stoneley [Stoneleigh], Warwickshire [midway between Coventry and Royal Leamington Spa], on 8 January 1749G [1748J] , were probably the parents of:

• JANE DILLON (born circa 1761; possibly married Thomas Worrall in 1785),
• MARY DILLON (baptised 17 November 1766, buried on 20 November 1766, Stoneleigh) and
• RICHARD DILLON (baptised at Stoneley on 29 May 1772).

Note that these children appear to have been born some years after the marriage of Richard and Mary.

2. ♦ Thomas Worrall (c1730-35…) m.1754 Bridget Cotteril (c1730-35…)

Thomas Worrall and Bridget Cotteril married in the Radford Semele parish church on 14 January 1754G. They were the parents of:

• ELISABETH WORRAL (baptised 17 February 1761 at Radford Semele),
• ELIZABETH WORRALL (baptised 16 July 1769 at Radford Semele) and possibly
• THOMAS WORRALL (born circa 1761, died 1824 at Stoneleigh; married Jane Dillam).

Another Elizabeth <Worril> was christened on 19 December 1779 at Leamington, the child of Thomas and Hannah Worril. An Eliz Worrall married a Wm Townsend at Stoneleigh on 11 October 1785.

2.1 ♦ Thomas Worrall (c1761…1824) m.1785 Jane Dillam (c1761…1819)

Thomas Worrall, born circa circa 1761 (possibly the son of THOMAS WORRALL and BRIDGET COTTERIL), married Jane Dillam in the Stoneleigh parish church on 28 December 1785. Jane, born circa 1761, was probably the daughter of RICHARD DILLON and MARY SYMPSON of Stoneleigh, although born perhaps 10-15 years after their marriage. [An Eliz Worrall had married a Wm Townsend at Stoneleigh on 11 October 1785, the seventh marriage prior to Thomas and Jane].

While at Green Lane, Stoneleigh, Thomas and Jane were the parents of at least seven children:

• ELIZABETH WORRELL (baptised at Stoneley WAR on 10 February 1788),
• JANE WORRELL (baptised at Stoneley on 4 April 1790),
• THOMAS WORRELL (baptised 26 February 1792 at Stoneley, buried 31 October 1792),
• HANNAH WORRELL (baptised at Stoneley on 2 March 1794),
• JOHN WORRELL (baptised 3 July 1796 and buried 26 November 1797 at Stoneley),
• WILLIAM WORRELL (born circa 1800, Stonleigh; baptised at Stoneleigh on 13 February 1803) and
• THOMAS WORRALL (baptised at Stoneleigh on 13 February 1803; buried 22 January 1874 at Ashow; married Mary —).

Jane the wife of Thomas Worrall, labourer of Stoneley, was buried aged 58 years at Stoneleigh on 16 June 1819.
Thomas Worrall, labourer of Stoneleigh aged 63 years, was buried at Stoneleigh on 30 July 1824.

A William Marsters was baptised at Stoneleigh later in 1803, son of Thomas and Mary Marsters thereof

Note: the 1881 census has a Stoneleigh-born Thomas Worrall aged 84 at Berkswell WAR with his granddaughter Emily Cotterill:

An Emily Cotterill appears in the 1871 census at Bordesley with parents Levi and Mary

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2.1.1 William Worrall (c1800…1873) m. Elizabeth Jarvis (c1794…1861-71)

William Worrall, bachelor and minor, son of THOMAS WORALL and JANE DILLAM, married Elizabeth Jarvis, spinster, on 14 June 1818 at the parish church of St Mary the Virgin, Stonley [Stoneleigh]; both made their marks in the register and were of the parish of Stoneleigh though it appears that Jane had been born at Preston Baggot WAR [Preston Bagot, about 9m west of Royal Leamington Spa] circa 1794. William and Elizabeth Worrall were the parents of at least nine children:

• THOMAS WORRALL (baptised 15 November 1818, Stoneleigh; married Mary —),
• HANNAH WORRALL (baptised 20 August 1820, Stoneleigh),
• JANE WORRALL (baptised 7 April 1822, Stoneleigh),
• JAMES WORRALL (baptised 18 April 1824, Stoneleigh),
• WILLIAM WORRALL (baptised 8 January 1826, Stoneleigh, Stoneleigh; married Susannah Hewitt, Coventry, 1843),
• HARRIETT WORRALL (baptised 29 July 1827, Stoneleigh),
• ELIZABETH WORRALL (baptised 1 November 1829, Stoneleigh),
• GEORGE WORRALL (baptised 17 June 1832, Stoneleigh; married Ellen Scoffam at Stoneleigh on 26 October 1858) and
• MARY WORRALL (baptised 12 April 1835; married William Aitkens, Stoneleigh; four issue known).

William and Elizabeth are listed in the census of 6 June 1841 at Stoneleigh:

While Stoneleigh baptismal records to William and Elizabeth exist for the older children listed in the 1841 census record above, the relationship of Emma (born c1839) and Henry (born early 1840) is not clear. An Emma, born c1839, and a younger George, born c1841, are listed in the 1851 census as grandchildren of William and Elizabeth. A George Worrall, potentially the above, son of Hannah Worrall, had been baptised at St. Mary Warwick Parish, Warwick, on 19 March 1841.

William and Elizabeth appear in the 1851 census at Stoneleigh:

Unmarried servant Emma Worrall, born c1839 at Stoneleigh, is listed in the 1861 census as a visitor to the household of labourer Thomas and Jane Smith in Whitnash in eastern Leamington Spa, about 9km south of Stoneleigh; Jane Smith, 39, had been born c1822 at Stoneleigh. Thomas Smith had married Jane Worrall at the parish church of St John the Baptist, Spon Street, Coventry, on 17 January 1843: Jane was noted as single, a daughter of William Worrall, and Thomas as single, a son of Henry Smith.
[The Emma Worrall who married William Dry on 6 April 1856 at St Michael, Coventryi, was aged 23 (born c1833), a daughter of Thomas Worrall; William, aged 26 (born c1830) was a son of Jonathon Dry].

William and Elizabeth were still at Stoneleigh in the 1861 census:

William was a widower at Stoneleigh at the time of the 1871 census:

William Worrall, aged 75 years, died at Stoneleigh on 12 June 1873.

An Emma Worrall, perhaps the above Emma, married a William Dry on 6 April 1856 at St Michael, Coventry.

2.1.1.1  Thomas Worrall (1819…1881-91) m. Mary — (c1815…1881-91)

Thomas Worrall, son born 1819 to WILLIAM WORALL and ELIZABETH JARVIS, married Mary —, probably at Stoneleigh. Though the delineation of Thomas and Mary’s family is complicated by another Thomas and Mary Worrall having children baptised at Kenilworth prior to our couple, it appears from census data they were the parents of (at least):

• SARAH WORRELL (born circa 1841 at Stoneleigh, baptised 22 May 1841 at St Nicholas' CoE Kenilworth),
• ELIZA WORRALL (baptised 1844, Kenilworth [per IGI]),
• HARRIETT WORRALL (born circa 1845, Kenilworth, baptised 7 December 1845, St Nicholas' CoE Kenilworth),
• THOMAS WORRALL (baptised 9 September 1849 at Stoneleigh),
• JAMES WORRALL (baptised 1 June 1851 at Stoneleigh),
• possible twins MARY ANN WORRALL (baptised 12 November 1853 at Stoneleigh; buried 20 July 1856 [mother noted as Mary Ann]),
• and ALFRED WORRALL (baptised 12 November 1853 at Stoneleigh [mother noted as Mary Ann]) and
• HANNAH WORRALL (baptised 1 March 1857 at Stoneleigh [mother noted as Mary Ann(e)]).

The census of 6 June 1841 shews Thomas apparently living alone at King Wood in Kenilworth:

In the 1851 census Thomas, Mary and children are listed at Stonleigh parish WAR:

Thomas and Mary were at Stoneleigh at the time of the 1861 census (7 April 1861):

Harriet was possibly the 16 year old servant in the Robinson household at Rowington WAR at the time of the census.

Thomas and Mary were at Stoneleigh at the time of the 1871 census (2 April 1871):

Thomas and Mary were still at Stoneleigh at the time of the 1881 census:

Thomas and Mary do not appear to be included in the 1891 census. Thomas may have been the Thomas Worrall whose death aged 71 years was recorded in the Warwick registration district in the September Quarter 1889 [St Catherine’s House index Vol. 6d page 356].

2.1.1.2 Jane Worrall (1822…1911) m. Thomas Smith (c1822…1989?)

Jane Worrall, baptised 7 April 1822 at Stoneleigh, daughter of Stoneleigh labourer WILLIAM WORALL and ELIZABETH JARVIS, married full-age bachelor labourer Thomas Smith at the parish church of St John the Baptist, Spon Street, Coventry, on 17 January 1843. Jane was noted as of full age spinster, a daughter of labourer William Worrall, and Thomas as a son of labourer HENRY SMITH. Banns had been published and the Jane and Thomas were each noted as residents of Spon Street, Coventry; each made their marks in the register. The CoE wedding, conducted by William Drake, was witnessed by Thomas Worrall and Mary Worrall [Jane's older brother and his wife], who signed the register. It appears that Jane's younger brother William was married to Susanna Hewitt at the same church two days later.

Baptismal and census records shew Jane and Draycot-born Thomas as the parents of at least:

• HENRY SMITH (born 25 July 1844, baptised 15 September 1845, Whitnash, Warwickshire),
  
• WILLIAM SMITH (born 25 May 1848, baptised 2 July 1848, Whitnash),
  
• PHILLIS SMITH (baptised 27 January 1850, Whitnash; alive in 1911; married Frederick Charles Whitty at Whitnash in 1870),
  
• GEORGE SMITH (baptised 11 January 1852, Whitnash; died/buried 5 September 1852, Whitnash) and
  
• MARY SMITH (baptised 8 April 1855, Whitnash).

Jane and Thomas appear in the 1851 census at Whitnash:

The 1861 census shews Jane and Thomas, their children and Emma Worrall, seemingly Jane's niece, in a private house at Whitnash:

The 1871 census shews Jane and Thomas at Whitnash:

The 1881 census shews Jane and Thomas at Whitnash:

The 1891 census shews Jane and Thomas at Whitnash:

The 1901 census shews Jane widowed at Whitnash:

The 1911 census shews Jane visited by her daughter widowed Phyllis Whitty in a three-roomed dwelling at Whitnash; a struck-out entry on the return may suggest Jane had born five live issue of whom three were still living and two deceased:

The death of a Thomas Smith, aged 76 [born c1822] was registered at Warwick 1Q1898.

The death of a Jane Smith, aged 89 [born c1822] was registered at Warwick in 4Q1911.

2.1.1.2.1  Phyllis Smith (c1850…1911+) m. Frederick Charles Whitty (1851… pre1901)

Phyllis Smith was born at Whitnash circa 1850,. A 20-year-old spinster of Whitnash, daughter of gardener THOMAS SMITH and JANE WORRALL, Phyllis married 20-year-old bachelor railway porter Frederick Charles Whitty of Leamington, born at Misterton, Dorset, son of dairyman HENRY WHITTY and his wife EMMA, at the parish church, Whitnash, on 16 January 1870 before rector J Reginald Young, witnessed by Thomas Smith and Mary Smith. All parties signed the register.

Baptismal and census records shew Phyllis and Frederick as the parents of at least:

• EMMA JANE WHITTY (baptised 11 September 1870, Whitnash, Warwickshire),
  
• CATHERINE LOVELACE WHITTY (baptised 31 March 1872, Whitnash, Warwickshire),
  
• STELLA ALBINA WHITTY (born 13 October 1873, baptised 14 December 1873),
  
• PHILLIS MARY WHITTY (baptised 12 December 1875, Whitnash; married Sidney Griggin, with issue) and
  
• FREDERICK THOMAS WHITTY (born 23 September 1877, Whitnash).

Phyllis and Frederick appear in the 2-3 April 1871 census at Whitnash:

Phyllis and Frederick appear in the 1881 census at Whitnash:

Phyllis is still noted as married in the 1891 census at Whitnash:

In 1901 Phyllis shewn as widowed in the 1901 census at Whitnash, staying with her married daughter Phyllis:

The 1911 census shews Phyllis with her mother Jane in a three-roomed dwelling at Whitnash; Jane died later that year.

2.1.1.3  William Worrall (1826…) m. Susanna Hewitt (…)

William Worrall, baptised 8 January 1826 at Stoneleigh, son of WILLIAM WORALL and ELIZABETH JARVIS, married full-age spinster Susannah Hewitt at the parish church of St John the Baptist, Spon Street, Coventry, on 19 January 1843, two days after Williams older sister Jane. William was noted as a bachelor labourer of full age, a son of labourer William Worrall. Susannah was noted as a full-age spinster, daughter of labourer JOHN HEWITT. Banns had been published and William and Susanna were each noted as residents of Spon End, Coventry; William made his mark in the register while Susanna and witnesses William Hewitt and Mary Hewitt each made their marks.

William and Susanna possibly appear in the 1851 census at Crackley Gate, Stoneleigh:

2.1.1.4  George Worrall (1832…1891+) m. Ellen Scoffam (c1830…1871-91)

George Worrall, baptised 17 June 1832 at Stoneleigh, son of WILLIAM WORALL and ELIZABETH JARVIS, married Ellen Scoffam at Stonleigh on 26 October 1858. An Ellen Scoffam was baptised for WILLIAM and SARAH SCOFFAM at Saint Phillips, Birmingham WAR, on 6 October 1834.

George and Ellen were at an Alms House in Stoneleigh at the time of the 1861 census:

George and Ellen were at the Grecian Lodges, Ashow, with George’s niece Ellen, at the time of the 1871 census:

George and Ellen were still at the Grecian Lodge, Ashow, at the time of the 1881 census:

George was a widower and at Stoneleigh with his niece Ellen, at the time of the 1881 census:

By 1901 it appears George had re-married and was living in Stoneleigh:

2.1.1.5  Mary Worrall (1835…1871+) m. William Aitken (c1826…1865-71)

Mary Worrall, daughter of WILLIAM WORALL and ELIZABETH JARVIS, seems to have married William Aitken on 23 August 1859 at St Michael's church, Coventry; Mary was aged 25 [born c1834] and William (son of JOHN AIKEN) was aged 33 [born c1826], Mary and William were the parents of (at least):

• GEORGE AITKENS (born circa 1860 at Stoneleigh; at his grandfather William Worrall’s Stoneleigh residence in the 1871 census),
• ELLEN AITKENS (baptised 24 November 1861 at Stoneleigh; at her uncle George’s residence in Ashow in the 1871 census),
• CLARA AITKENS (baptised 28 June 1863 at Stoneleigh; at her grandfather William Worrall’s Stoneleigh residence in the 1871 census) and
• JANE AITKENS (baptised 30 July 1865 at Stoneleigh; at her grandfather William Worrall’s Stoneleigh residence in the 1871 census).

Mary and William were at Stoneleigh at the time of the 1861 census:

Mary appears to have been widowed and at Kenilworth at the time of the 1871 census:

2.1.2 ♦ Thomas Worrall (1803…1874) m. Mary — (c1798…1870)

Thomas Worrall, the son of THOMAS WORALL and JANE DILLAM of Green Lane, Stoneley [Stoneleigh] WAR, was baptised on 13 February 1803 at Stoneleigh. Thomas married Mary —, who had been born at Haseley WAR [3m NW of Warwick] circa 1798. Thomas and Mary Worrall were the parents of at least four children:

• THOMAS WORRELL (baptised at Kenilworth on 24 September 1826 in Warwickshire; married Jane —, several issue),
• MARTHA WORRELL (baptised at Kenilworth on 21 March 1830; married William Aris at Hampton-in-Arden , Warwickshire, on 2 February 1856; apparently not in 1881 census),
• JANE WORRALL (born 20 December 1831 and baptised at Kenilworth on 15 January 1832, died 1903 in NSW; married John Batcheldor in Kenilworth on 17 June 1851; Martha Worrall, conjecturally Jane's older sister, was a signatory witness at Jane's wedding) and
• HANNAH WORRALL (baptised at Stoneleigh on 3 August 1834).

Thomas and Mary appear in the 1841 census for Ashow: [folio , page ]; a neighbour in nearby Deal House was Dinah Bachalor:

Thomas and Mary appear in the 1851 census for Ashow Village has the following entry: [folio 5, page 2]

By this time Kenilworth-born Jane Worrell, aged 20 and unmarried, was working as a scullery maid in the household of Baron Cave at Townpool Bridge, Kenilworth. Her sister Hanna was a servant in the household of butcher Richard Gibbs in Leamington Priors:

Thomas and Mary appear in the 1861 census for Ashow Village:

Mary Worrall of Ashow, aged 72 years, wife of farm labourer Thomas Worrall, died at Ashow [midway between Kenilworth and Cubbington / Royal Leamington Spa] on 12 December 1870. The informant for the registration of her death was Martha Aries, perhaps her daughter, of Whitemoor, Kenilworth, who was present when Mary died.

In the 1871 census Thomas is a widower in Ashow Village:

Thomas Worrall of Ashow, aged 71 years, died at Ashow on 18 January 1874 and was buried thereat on 22 January 1874 by the Rector, W Powys . The informant for the registration of his death was Harriet Cleaver of Ashow, who had been in attendance when Thomas died.

2.1.2.1 Thomas Worrall (1826…1881+) m. Jane — (c1827…1881+)

Thomas Worrall, the son of THOMAS WORALL and MARY —, was baptised on 24 February 1826 at Kenilworth. Thomas married Jane —, who had been born circa 1827 at Milverton WAR; a Thomas Whorrall married a Jane Evans on 20 October 1851 at Kenilworth, a Jane Evans had been baptised at Milverton to THOMAS and MARY EVANS on 27 July 1828. Thomas and Jane Worrall were the parents of at least four daughters:

• ELIZA WORRELL (born circa 1853 at Kenilworth, baptised 14 November 1852 at Kenilworth),
• CATHERINE ALICE WORRELL (born circa 1854 at Kenilworth, baptised 14 May 1854 at Kenilworth parents residents of Kenilworth),
• EMMA WORRELL (born circa 1856 at Kenilworth, baptised 6 April 1856 at St John's church, Kenilworth),
• ANNA WORRELL (baptised 6 December 1857 at St John's church, Kenilworth),
  
• MARY ANNE WORRELL (baptised 18 September 1859 at St John's church, Kenilworth),
  
• SARAH JANE WORRALL (baptised 11 August 1861 at St John's church, Kenilworth),
  
• ELLEN WORRALL (baptised 24 May 1863 at St John's church, Kenilworth),
  
• THOMAS HENRY WORRaLL (baptised 16 December 1866 at St John's church, Kenilworth),
  
• HENRY WORRALL (born circa 1867 at Kenilworth - perhaps this was Thomas Henry Worrall above) and
  
• GEORGE WORRALL (baptised 11 April 1869 at St John's church, Kenilworth).

Thomas and Jane appear in the 1861 census for Kenilworth in the following entry: [folio x, page x]

Thomas and Jane appear in the 2 April 1871 census at St Johns, Kenilworth

Thomas and Jane appear in the 1881 census for Kenilworth in the following entry:

2.1.2.2  Martha Worrall (1830…1884) m. William Aries (c1834…1881+)

Martha Worrall, daughter of THOMAS WORALL and MARY —, was baptised on 21 March 1830 at Kenilworth. Martha married agricultural labourer William Aris / Aries at Hampton-in-Arden, Warwickshire, on 2 February 1856. Children included:

• THOMAS AIRES (born c1856; may (aged 29) have married Alice Green (aged 23, daughter of Joseph Green) on 21 November 1885 at Chorlton-Upon-Medlock, Lancashire, in 1891 painter Thomas (35) and Alice Aries (28, born at Bilston, Staffordshire) were living at 12 Didobury St, Salford with their Manchester-born daughter Florrie Jane Aries (4) and Thomas' brother-in-law Horatio Green (23, a Bilston-born painter)),
  
• MARY ANN AIRES (baptised 12 September 1858, St John, Kenilworth; died 1889; married — Miller; Chris Knowles of Coventry [per email,14 May 2012] is a descendant via Mary's son Ernest Alfred Miller (1884-1951, Chris' grandfather) and his daughter Edith Gertrude Miller (1925…1972)),
  
• JAMES AIRES (born c1858, baptised 127 May 1860, St John, Kenilworth; may (aged 30) have married Ruth Ann Ariss (aged 25, daughter of Thomas Ariss) at Kenilworth on 25 December 1890)
  
• CLARA AIRES (born c1858; may have married George James (son of Frederick James) at Kenilworth on Christmas day, 25 December 1895).

Martha and William appear in the 1861 census for Kenilworth in the following entry:

Martha and William appear in the 1871 census for Kenilworth in the following entry:

Martha and William appear in the 1881 census for Kenilworth in the following entry:

Apparently Martha Aries née Worrall died in 1884.

2.1.2.3 ♦ Jane Worrall (1831…1903) m. John Batcheldor (1829…1889)

Spinster Jane Worrall, daughter of THOMAS WORALL and MARY —, was baptised on 24 February 1826 at Kenilworth. Jane was baptised in 1832 at nearby Kenilworth. The 1851 census has a Kenilworth-born Jane Worrell, aged 20 and unmarried, working in the household of Baron Cave at Townpool Bridge, Kenilworth: as a scullery maid, she occupied possibly the lowest position in the household staff of thirteen.

On 17 June 1851 at the parish church of Kenilworth, Jane married bachelor sawyer John Batcheldor (born 24 October 1829, Cubbington ), son of JOSEPH BATCHELOR (1799…1860) and ELIZABETH BOYS (1804…1838). Martha Worrall, conjecturally Jane's older sister, was a signatory witness at Jane's wedding.

With the surviving three of five children born in Warwickshire and baptised at Cubbington, Jane and John emigrated to New South Wales in 1859, where they had another six children.

John Batcheldor died in NSW in 1889; his wife Jane née Worrall survived until 1903. Their family is described in greater detail in the Batcheldor WebPage.

Related Families from the same area:

Batcheldor (various spellings), Boyes (various spellings); Masters; Gibbons.

Other (unrelated) Worrall and Hunt Lineages:

Thomas Worrall (c1793…) m.1828 Mary Hunt (c1798…)

A Thomas Worrall, born circa 1793, not necessarily related to the Worralls noted above, married Mary Hunt on 26 July 1828 at St John's, Coventry . They had at least one child:

• SARAH WORRALL (baptised at Kenilworth on 15 January 1832.

This family is listed in the 1841 census for Offchurch:

This Thomas and Mary are listed in the 1851 census for Offchurch:

Note the disparity in the ages listed for Mary. Daughter Sarah was listed as a dressmaker residing with the family of her cousin Thomas Townsend at the Bull and Anchor, Coventry:

It is possible that these Worralls and Townsends were related to the marriage of Eliz Worrall and Wm Townsend at Stoneleigh on 11 October 1785.

William and Sarah Whorral were the parents of:
    " ELIZABETH WHORRALL (buried 14 July 1813),
    " ANN WHORRALL (buried 14 December 1813) and
    " ANN WHORRALL (baptised 13 March 1815, Stoneleigh).
William Whorrall was a farmer at Westwoodheath, Stoneleigh.

    " Emma the daughter Henry Thornib (?) and Hannah Worrall was baptised 16 December 1838; Rob Wallis thinks Hannah may be the daughter of William Worrall and Elizabeth Jarvis.
    " Hannah the daughter of labourer Thomas and Mary Worrall was baptised 3 August 1834 by A C H Morrison.
    " Lewug Worral was a witness to a marriage at Stoneleigh in 1820.
    " William Gee married Jane Batchelor both of Stoneleigh parish on 9 October 1826 (the 1851 census states Jane was born at Kenilworth)

William and Jane Gee (née Batchelor) appear in the 1851 census at The Hollies, Stoneleigh:

William and Sarah Whorrall appear in the 1851 census for North End, Warwickshire: