Elizabeth Garratt ~1790 - 1842
A Joseph Hassall married Elizabeth Garratt in Wrenbury, Cheshire in 1811- IGI. Wrenbury<10 m NE of Adderley . Not on Ancestry
~1815 Ann Hassall is born to Joseph Hassall in Shropshire , Shavington .
1817.Ann Hassale was baptised to Joseph Hassale & Elizabeth on 2/12/1817 in Adderley, Shropshire, father a farmer of Shavington Dairy House - Adderley less than 2 m E of Shavington Hall . A good chance this is she. Siblings Maria, Elizabeth & William were baptised on the same day , and Joseph & Elizabeth were baptised to them there 20/3/1824, he a farmer of Shavington . -FMP
From argument below I think Joseph & Elizabeth moved to Adderley in 1817, decided they needed their children baptised, and that he died there 1826/7
She then moved back to his property in Hospital Street, Nantwich sometime before 1841.
1841C Hospital Street Nantwich
| Elizabeth | Hassall | Female | 50 | 1791 | Cheshire, England | |
| Elizabeth | Hassall | Female | 25 | 1816 | - | |
| William | Hassall | Male | 25 | 1816 | - | |
| Eliza | Hassall | Female | 20 | 1821 | - |
In 1805, first year for which these records exist on FMP, Cheshire land Tax Assessments Joseph Hassall owned , occupied by himself, property- non specified- sum assessed & non exonerated 4s.2d, in Hospital Street, Nantwich
same in 1815
& in 1817 Cheshire land Tax Assessments Joseph Hassall owned ,occupied by himself and tenants, a house, shop & garden, sum assessed & non exonerated 4s.2d, in Hospital Street, Nantwich
But by 1818, this house was rented out. He was living in Adderley, Shropshire, from late 1817- children baptised there
in 1820-1826 Cheshire land Tax Assessments Joseph Hassall owned , rented out, a house, shop & garden, sum assessed & non exonerated 4s.2d, in Hospital Street, Nantwich .
This is the last year he appears in these records, so likely died ~1827, likely still in Shropshire . No burial on FMP or Ancestry,
1842. An Elizabeth Hassall, stated age 53, was buried 22/4/1842 Wrenbury- Ancestry . Wrenbury 3-4 m. SW of Nantwich- seems feasible that she was buried where she had married