A Snelson DataBase and Index

Includes the Snelson Coat of Arms & Armory

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John Baskervyle

M, #11652, Deceased, b. 15 May 1663, d. September 1718

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Parents

Father	Thomas Baskervyle (b. before 2 October 1632, d. before 1677)
Mother	Margaret Hassal (d. July 1671)

Family: Mary Jodrell (d. February 1758)

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User Reference Number	John Baskervyle; 7133
Occupation	He was a High Sheriff.
Biography	He was the High Sheriff of Cheshire in 1703. [:CR:].
Birth	He was born on 15 May 1663.
Christening	John was christened on 2 June 1663 in Anglican, Goostrey, Cheshire.
	His mother Margaret Hassal died in July 1671.
	His father Thomas Baskervyle died before 1677.
Marriage	John Baskervyle and Mary Jodrell were married on 23 November 1704 in the local parish church, Goostrey, Cheshire.
Death	He died in September 1718, at age 55.
Burial	John's remains were buried on 10 September 1718 in the local cemetery, Goostrey, Cheshire, [[Principal Role]] [[Witness Role: Buried]].
	His wife Mary Jodrell died in February 1758.

Edward O'Brien

M, #11664, Deceased, b. 1855

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Father	23022 O'Brien
Mother	Unknown Power

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Adrian John Snelson

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User Reference Number	Edward O'Brien; 23020
Birth	He was born in 1855 in Ireland.

Census

Label and Year	Manual
Census 1881	Edward O'Brien Id #11,664 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1881 at 3 Crouch Street, St. Domingo Close, Everton; Witness Role: Cousin Original Documents, Source and Citations here
Census 1881	Edward O'Brien Id #11,664 (Principal) was at home on Census night 1881 at Everton, Liverpool; Address: 3 Crouch Street, St. Domingo Grove His wife Brigida is shown as a ship baker's wife with a notation "husband at sea". [[Witness Role: Cousin]] Original Documents, Source and Citations here

Sandra Taylor

F, #11668, Living

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John Woody Papworth¹

M, #11669, Deceased, b. 1820, d. 1870

Person References	On My Shelf
Last Edited	26 July 2026

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Reference Number	John Woody Papworth had reference number 25505.
User Reference Number	He; 25505
Occupation	He was an Architect, Antiquary, Author, Publisher.
Note	He began work in 1847, making extensive use of 's General Armory , copying its entries onto slips of paper and rearranging them. (The General Armory was a collection of arms arranged alphabetically by surname: first published in 1842, the third edition with supplement had appeared in 1847.) Papworth published a prospectus in 1857, and began to issue his work in : nine parts had appeared by 1863, and fourteen by the time of his death in 1870. By this point the work had proceeded as far as p. 696: the remaining 429 pages were edited and brought to completion from his materials by Alfred William Morant (1828â€“1881). The Ordinary was seen through the press by Wyatt Papworth, and published as a complete volume in 1874: it contained about 50,000 entries.
Birth	He was born in 1820.
Death	He died in 1870, at age ~50.

Citations

[S1449] PAPWORTH, John Woody, 1874, Papworth's Ordinary of Arms, London. T. Richards

Arthur Holford

M, #11671, Living

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Family: Eme Bostock