Family: Israel HODGSON / Ellen RILEY (F308)
m. 21 May 1797-
Male
Israel HODGSON
Birth 1771 Death 1849 Lee, Heptonstall, Yorkshire 
Burial 7 May 1849 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Marriage 21 May 1797 [1] Halifax, Yorkshire [1] Other Spouse Ann BANCROFT | F309 Marriage 18 Aug 1793 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Father Mother
Female
Ellen RILEY
Birth Abt 1776 Wadsworth, Yorkshire Baptism 9 Nov 1776 Heptonstall, Yorkshire Death 1815 Hob Cote, Wadsworth, Yorkshire Burial 19 Dec 1815 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Father John RILEY | F347 Group Sheet Mother
Female
Hannah HODGSON
Birth 1800 Wadsworth, Yorkshire Baptism 13 Apr 1800 Heptonstall, Yorkshire Death Burial Spouse James FIELDING | F208 Marriage 31 Jul 1823 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire
Female
Susey HODGSON
Birth 1807 Hob Cote, Wadsworth, Yorkshire Baptism 4 Sep 1807 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Death Burial
Female
Mary HODGSON
Birth 1802 Hob Cote, Wadsworth, Yorkshire Baptism 28 Dec 1802 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Death Burial
Male
William HODGSON
Birth 1810 Hob Cote, Wadsworth, Yorkshire Baptism 11 Oct 1810 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Death Burial
Female
Sally HODGSON
Birth 1798 Wadsworth, Yorkshire Baptism 27 Dec 1798 St. Thomas, Heptonstall, Yorkshire Death Burial Spouse Joseph STANSFIELD | F349 Marriage 12 Apr 1814 Heptonstall, Yorkshire
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Notes - In the baptism of Hannah in 1800, it describes Israel and Ellen living at "Clough in Wad". Wad is assumed to be Wadsworth. Whilst some of the records describe the occupation of the father, I do not think there is such an occupation, rather it means, particularly near the Pennines a "steep sided ravine". So presumably this is where they lived, and therefore he is a labourer rather than have a skilled occupation.
- In the baptism of Hannah in 1800, it describes Israel and Ellen living at "Clough in Wad". Wad is assumed to be Wadsworth. Whilst some of the records describe the occupation of the father, I do not think there is such an occupation, rather it means, particularly near the Pennines a "steep sided ravine". So presumably this is where they lived, and therefore he is a labourer rather than have a skilled occupation.
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