Thomas Hawarden

IX. Thomas Hawarden, of Appleton and Liverpool, obtained a royal licence dated 17 May 1779, enabling him and ihe heirs male of his body to take the surname and Arms of Gilli- BRAND only, in compliance with an injunction in the will of William Gillibrand. his maternal uncle. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Christopher Crook, of Chorlev (who was lixing 1814) ; he died 23, and was buried at Chorley 30 May 1787 {Blundeirs Diary, note on p. 15fi). They had issue : — ^*

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1. Mary Meliora, born 24 Dec. 1778, bapt. at Chorley ; buried there 23 July 1800.89 http://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/v-hussey-walsh/the-pedigree-o...