St. Michael Parish Church ~ Lancashire, England

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      CARDWELL ANCESTRY

                   
St. Michael Parish Church
Kirkham, Lancashire, England
(12th and 11th Great Grandparents are buried here)


12th Great Grandparents
Thomas Thome Cardwell (1530-1580) & Joan Hudson Cardwell (1535-1585)

Thomas and Joan were born and died in Kirkham, Lancashire, England.
They married on February 3, 1553 at St. Michael Parish Church, Kirkham, Lancashire, England.
Both were buried there, also.
Thomas and Joan had at least four children - my line is with Cuthbert Cardwell.


          
        Lancashire, England
        Red dot location of St. Michael Parish Church and Churchyard

11th Great Grandparents
Cuthbert Cardwell (1562-1590) & Margaret Carter (1568-1602)

Cuthbert and Margaret were born and died in Kirhham, Lancashire, England
They married on August 9, 1586 at St. Michael Parish, Lancashire, England
Like Thomas and Joan, Cuthbert and Margaret were buried at St. Michael Parish.
Cuthbert and Margaret had at least three children - my line is with William Cardwell.

Another View of St. Michael Parish
Love the 'red'door!

Married and Buried at this beautiful place ~ makes me jealous!

I came across this 'free' ebook below … amazing information and pictures. 
Project Gutenberg's England, Picturesque and Descriptive, by Joel Cook
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Title: England, Picturesque and Descriptive
       A Reminiscence of Foreign Travel

Author: Joel Cook 
Release Date: August 24, 2009 [EBook #29787] 
Language: English

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Comments

  1. AnonymousMarch 5, 2016 at 5:26 AM

    I'm interested in your information about the Cardwell line. Are you still posting? Your blog is fascinating! How do you connect the England Cardwells with the Virginia Cardwell?

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  2. The girl is MineJanuary 23, 2017 at 5:16 AM

    my line goes from the virginia cardwells to thomas and joan. do you know who thomas's parents were?

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  3. K.A.CardwellNovember 14, 2020 at 2:02 PM

    Hello, Kimberly Cardwell here i am also connected to the England Virginia and Kentucky cardwells. My Grandfather is Perry William Cardwell married to Mary Elizabeth Guess. :)

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