Genealogy

Wasteney/Wasteneys

A Grant dated 1421-2 shows William Wasteneys had land in Brampton:

1421-2 Grant by John Henhede, chaplain, to John Forest, clerk, and others of the lands and tenements etc which John Henhede and others had by grant of William Wasteneys in Brampton, Laghton in Morthyng, Thropon, Anstan, Wykersley Brokehouse Thurcroft and Sladehooton.

William Wasteneys, died about 1730 and was buried at Treeton, he married Mary Gascoign. Children:

• Thomas
• William, of Brampton, aged 60, 1779.

William Wasteneys of Brampton had a son William and 2 daughters.

William had a son Hardolf who was aged 4, in 1779.

Source: FMG MS.473

1881 Census Aston-cum-Aughton

Living at Millstone Hill:

• Charles WASTENEY hd M 57 Ulley Ab lab
• Ellen (Cutter) WASTENEY wf M 51 Woodhouse
• Emanuel WASTENEY s U 23 Conisbro Coal miner
• Ellen WASTENEY d 18 Mexbro
• William WASTENEY s 15 Aughton Coal miner
• Charles WASTENEY s 14 Aughton scholar
• Septimus WASTENEY s 12 Aughton scholar
• Tisha WASTENEY d 8 Aston scholar
• Sarah Ann WASTENEY d 1 Aston

Living at Aughton Road:

• George WASTENEY hd M 44 Ulley coalminer
• Mary WASTENEY wf M 45 Parkgate
• Joseph J. BEECH s 14 Parkgate
horse driver - coal pit
• Charles WASTENEY s 13 Wales coal pit lab
• Herbert WASTENEY s 10 Ulley scholar
• Walter WASTENEY s 7 Ulley scholar