Family of Titterton MYCOCK and Mary OAKDEN

Husband:	Titterton MYCOCK (c. 1796-1825)
Wife:	Mary OAKDEN (c. 1786- )
Children:	John MYCOCK (c. 1816- )
	William MYCOCK (c. 1818-bef1825)
	Mary Hannah MYCOCK (c. 1820- )
	Jemimah MYCOCK (c. 1824- )
	William MYCOCK (c. 1825- )
	Titterton MYCOCK (c. 1825- )
Marriage	25 Sep 1815	Waterfall, Staffordshire

Husband: Titterton MYCOCK

Name:	Titterton MYCOCK1
Sex:	Male
Father:	John MYCOCK (c. 1750- )
Mother:	Mary DAVENPORT (c. 1760- )
Birth	c. 1796	Grindon, Staffordshire
Baptism	24 Jul 1796 (age 0)	Grindon, Staffordshire
Death	1825 (age 28-29)

Wife: Mary OAKDEN

Name:	Mary OAKDEN1
Sex:	Female
Father:	William OAKDEN (c. 1756- )
Mother:	Hannah BAKER ( - )
Birth	c. 1786	Waterfall, Staffordshire
Baptism	15 Oct 1786 (age 0)	Waterfall, Staffordshire

Child 1: John MYCOCK

Name:	John MYCOCK1
Sex:	Male
Birth	c. 1816	Waterfall, Staffordshire
Baptism	18 Jun 1816 (age 0)	Waterfall, Staffordshire

Child 2: William MYCOCK

Name:	William MYCOCK
Sex:	Male
Birth	c. 1818	Grindon, Staffordshire
Baptism	2 Feb 1818 (age 0)	Grindon, Staffordshire
Death	bef 1825 (age 6-7)

Child 3: Mary Hannah MYCOCK

Name:	Mary Hannah MYCOCK1
Sex:	Female
Birth	c. 1820	Grindon, Staffordshire
Baptism	24 Feb 1820 (age 0)	Grindon, Staffordshire

Child 4: Jemimah MYCOCK

Name:	Jemimah MYCOCK1
Sex:	Female
Spouse:	Edward WILSON (c. 1818- )
Birth	c. 1824	Grindon, Staffordshire
Baptism	18 Nov 1824 (age 0)	Grindon, Staffordshire

Child 5: William MYCOCK

Name:	William MYCOCK1
Sex:	Male
Birth	c. 1825	Grindon, Staffordshire
Baptism	17 Mar 1825 (age 0)	Grindon, Staffordshire

Child 6: Titterton MYCOCK

Name:	Titterton MYCOCK1
Sex:	Male
Birth	c. 1825	Grindon, Staffordshire
Baptism	17 Mar 1825 (age 0)	Grindon, Staffordshire

Note on Husband: Titterton MYCOCK

About one and a half miles N of Wetton is the hamlet of Ecton, above which rises Ecton Hill, where there is a copper mine, Near it, in a lofty and precipitous cliff which rises above the Manyfold, is the stupendous cave called 'Thor's House Cavern', over the summit of which a poor man, Titterton Mycock, fell in a state of inebriation in 1825, and was dashed to pieces on the rocks below.

Sources

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