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Staffordshire Pottery and Its History

by Josiah C. Wedgwood

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+-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter of the Churchyard and of Burslem
| | Overhouse, (_c._1617-1679)
| |
| +-John Wedgwood, Master Potter of Burslem Overhouse. (1654-1705)
| | O.S.P.M.
| |
| +-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter of the Churchyard Works. (1660-1716)
| |
| +-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter of Churchyᵈ. (1685-1739)
| | |
| | +-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter of the Churchyᵈ & Overhouse.
| | | (1717-1773)
| | |
| | +-Josiah Wedgwood, Master Potter of Etruria. (1734-1788)
| |
| +-Aaron Wedgwood, of Burslem Hamil. (1697-_c._1750)
| |
| +-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter of Etruria. (1730-1795)
| |
| +-Ralph Wedgwood, Inventor and Master Potter of Burslem
| and of Ferrybridge (Yorks). (1766-1837)
|
+-Aaron Wedgwood, Master Potter of Burslem. (_c._1624-1700)
| |
| +-Dr. Thos. Wedgwood, senr., Master Potter of Burslem. (1655-1717)
| | |
| | +-Dr. Thos. Wedgwood, jun., Master Potter of Rowleys’ in Burslem.
| | | (1695-1737)
| | |
| | +-Eve = 1721 Ralph Shaw, Master Potter of Burslem.
| |
| +-Aaron Wedgwood, Master Potter of Burslem. (1666-1743)
| | |
| | +-Aaron Wedgwood. (1695-1722)
| | | |
| | | +-Aaron Wedgwood, Master Potter of Longton Hall. (1717-1763)
| | |
| | +-Richard Wedgwood, of Spen Green, co. Chester. (1701-1780)
| | | |
| | | +-Sarah, mᵈ Josiah Wedgwood, Master Potter (1734-1815)
| | |
| | +-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potters (1703-1776) O.S.P.
| | |
| | +-John Wedgwood, of the Big Hᵒ. (1705-1780)
| | |
| | +-John Wedgwood, of Bignal End. (1758-1838) O.S.P.
| | |
| | +-Thomas Wedgwood, Master Potter of the Big House, Burslem.
| | | (1762-1826) O.S.P.
| | |
| | +-Mary, mᵈ John Baddeley, Master Potter of Shelton.
| | | (1764-c. 1810)
| | |
| | +-Mary, dᵃ and h., mᵈ John Wood, Master Potter of Brownhills.
| |
| +-Richard Wedgwood, Master Potter of Burslem Overhouse, mᵈ Katherine
| dᵃ and h. of John Wedgwood of the Overhouse.
|
+-Moses Wedgwood, Potter of Burslem. (_c._1626-1677)

Aaron Wedgwood, Brother of Thomas and John of the Big House, Burslem.
 | (1695-c. 1725)
 |
 +-Mary Wedgwood (1715-1756) = ——+
          |
Ralph Wood, Miller of Burslem, (1677-1753) = Elizabeth. |
 | |
 +-Ralph Wood, Master Potter of Burslem (Figure maker). (1716-1772) = —+
 | |
 | +-Josiah Wood, mᵈ Mary dᵃ of Thos. Wedgwood, Master Potter of the
 | | Overhouse.
 | |
 | +-John Wood, Master Potter of Brownhills. (1746-1797). Murdered by
 | | | his daughter’s suitor.
 | | |
 | | +-John Wood, Master Potter of Brownhills. (1778-1848) = 24 XI.
 | | | 1807 Mary, dᵃ of John Baddeley, Master Potter of Shelton, by
 | | | Mary, sister and heiress of John Wedgwood of Bignal End.
 | | | (c. 1785-1866)
 | | |
 | | +-Marianne, mᵈ Wm. Davenport, Master Potter of the Unicorn
 | | | Bank, Longport.
 | | |
 | | +-Nicholas Price Wood. (1810-1869)
 | | |
 | | +-Rev. Ric. Mountford Wood, of Aldbury, Herts. (1811-1889)
 | | | |
 | | | +-Col. Geo. Wilding Wood. b. 1840.
 | | | | |
 | | | | +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]
 | | | |
 | | | +-Reginald Newcome Wood, of Bignal End. b. 1841. = Emily
 | | | | | Ann, dᵃ of Wm. Davenport, Master Potter.
 | | | | |
 | | | | +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]
 | | | |
 | | | +-Rev. Henry T. Wood, of Aldbury, Herts. b. 1850.
 | | | | |
 | | | | +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]
 | | | |
 | | | +-John Mountford Wood, of Holkham, co. Norfolk. b. 1861.
 | | | Collector of Staffs. Pottery.
 | | |
 | | +-John Wedg Wood, Master Potter of Brownhills, & Woodlands,
 | | | Tunstall. (1813-1857) O.S.P.
 | | |
 | | +-Edmund Thomas Wedg Wood of the Watlands, Master Potter of
 | | | Tunstall. (1822-1886)
 | | |
 | | +-John Baddeley Wood of Henley Hall, Salop, mᵈ Eliz. dᵃ &
 | | | | h. of Nicholas Price Wood. Collector of Staffs.
 | | | | Pottery.
 | | | |
 | | | +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]
 | | |
 | | +-Emily Henrietta, m. 1868 Richard Pirie Copeland, Master
 | | Potter of Stoke.
 | |
 | +-Ralph Wood, Master Potter of Burslem (figures) (1748-1795)
 | |
 | +-Ralph Wood, only son. (1781-1801)
 |
 +-Aaron Wood, the “Block cutter.” (1718-1785) = Mary Meir, of
    | Stoke-on-Trent.
    |
    +-William Wood, Modeller at Etruria. (1746-1808)
    |
    +-Enoch Wood, Master Potter of Fountain Place, Burslem.
       | (1759-1840) = 1780 Ann Bourne, of Newcastle.
       |
       +-Enoch Wood, Master Potter of Fountain Place. (1793-1852)
       |
       +-Edward Wood, Master Potter of Fountain Place, and Borax
          | Manufacturer. (1796-1882) = Elizabeth Schofield.
          |
          +-Edward Herbert Wood of Newbold Revel (1847- )
          |
          +-A. H. Edward Wood of Browhead, co. Cumb. b. 1870.

Ralph Ridgway, Master Potter of Chell.
 |
 +-George Ridgway, Master Potter of the Bell Works, Shelton.
 | (_c._1758-1823)
 |
 +-Job Ridgway, Master Potter of the Bell Works, and of Cauldon Place,
    | Shelton. (1759-1813) = 1785 Elizabeth, sister of Elijah Meyer,
    | Master Potter of Hanley. (1755-1810)
    |
    +-John Ridgway, Master Potter of Cauldon Place. 1st Mayor of Hanley
    | 1856. (1786-1860)
    |
    +-William Ridgway, Master Potter of Shelton and Hanley.
       | (1787-_c._1865)
       |
       +-Edward John Ridgway, Master Potter of the Bedford Works,
          | Hanley. (1814-1896)
          |
          +-John Ridgway, Master Potter of the Bedford Works, b. 1843
          |
          +-Edward Akroyd Ridgway, Master Potter of the Bedford Works,
          | | b. 1846 = Susan, dᵃ of Wᵐ Meakin, of the Eagle Works.
          | |
          | +-Henry Akroyd Ridgway, Master Potter of the Bedford Works,
          | b. 1883.
          |
          +-Emily, mᵈ James Meakin, Master Potter of the Eagle Works,
          Hanley.

Jonathan Davenport of Leek. (1731-1771)
 |
 +-John Davenport of Westwood, Master Potter of Longport. (1765-1848)
    |
    +-John Davenport of Westwood, and of Foxley, co. Hereford.
    | | (1799-1862)
    | |
    | +-George Horatio Davenport of Foxley, co. Hereford. Sold Staffs.
    | | | estates, 1868.
    | | |
    | | +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]
    | |
    | +-Harry Tichborne Davenport, M.P. North Staffs. 1880-6. b. 1833
    |
    +-Henry Davenport, Master Potter of Longport, killed out hunting.
    | (1800-1835)
    |
    +-William Davenport of Maer, Master Potter of Longport. Mᵈ Marianne,
       | dᵃ of John Wood, Master Potter of Brownhills. (1805-1869)
       |
       +-Henry Davenport of Maer, Master Potter of Longport. b. 1840

Josiah Wedgwood, Master Potter of Etruria. (1730-1795)
 |
 +-John Wedgwood, Partner at Etruria 1790-2. (1766-1844)
 |
 +-Josiah Wedgwood of Maer, Master Potter of Etruria. (1769-1843)
 | |
 | +-Josiah Wedgwood of Leith Hill Place, Partner at Etruria 1823-42.
 | | (1795-1880)
 | |
 | +-Francis Wedgwood of Barlaston, Master Potter of Etruria.
 | | | (1800-1888)
 | | |
 | | +-Godfrey Wedgwood, Master Potter of Etruria. (1833-1905)
 | | | |
 | | | +-Cecil Wedgwood, D.S.O. b. 1863. Master Potter of Etruria.
 | | | 1st Mayor of Stoke-on-Trent 1910.
 | | |
 | | +-Clement Francis Wedgwood of Barlaston, Master Potter of Etruria.
 | | | | (1840-1889)
 | | | |
 | | | +-Francis Hamilton Wedgwood, Master Potter of Etruria.
 | | | |
 | | | +-Josiah Clement Wedgwood, M.P. b. 1872. The writer of this
 | | | book.
 | | |
 | | +-Lawrence Wedgwood, Master Potter of Etruria, b. 1844
 | | |
 | | +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]
 | |
 | +-Emma (1808-1896) = ——+
 | |
 +-Thomas Wedgwood, Partner at Etruria 1790-2. |
 | Chemist and Photographer. (1771-1805) | [symbol indicating
 | | ‘had issue’]
 +-Susannah, mᵈ R. W. Darwin. (1765-1817) |
    | |
    +-Charles Robert Darwin, F.R.S. (1809-1882) = ——+

William Adams (brother of Thomas Adams, Master Potter of the Brickhouse,
 | Burslem), Master Potter of Burslem. d. 1617.
 |
 +-John Adams of Sneyd Green. Will proved 1641.
    |
    +-William Adams of Sneyd Green. Will proved 1677.
       |
       +-William Adams of Bank Hᵒ, Bagnal. Said to have been a
       | salt-glaze potter. Will proved 1712.
       |
       +-Edward Adams of Sneyd Green and Bagnal. Will proved 1728.
          |
          +-William Adams of Bank Hᵒ, Bagnal. (1702-1775)
          | |
          | +-Richard Adams, Master Potter. (1739-1811)
          | |
          | +-William Adams, Master Potter of Stoke-on-Trent.
          | | (1772-1829) = 1793 Sarah, dau. of Lewis Heath,
          | | Master Potter of the Hadderage.
          | |
          | +-William Adams, Master Potter of Greenfield.
          | | (1798-1865) = 1827 Jane (1804-1864) ——+
          | | |
          | +-William Adams, Master Potter of Greenfield and |
          | | Greengates, (1833-1905) |
          | | |
          | +-William Adams. } Master Potters of |
          | | } Greenfields and |
          | +-Percy W. L. Adams. } Greengates, Tunstall. |
          | |
          +-Edward Adams (1709-1745) |
          | |
          +-William Adams, Master Potter of Greengates, Tunstall. |
          | (1745-1805) |
          | |
          +-Benjamin Adams, Master Potter of Greengates. |
          |
John Breeze, Master Potter of Greenfield. |
 | |
 +-Jesse Breeze, Master Potter of Greenfield. |
    | |
    +——+

James Meakin, Master Potter of Hanley, d. 1855.
 |
 +-Sarah. = Robert Johnson d. c. 1910
 | |
 | +-Henry Johnson. }
 | | }
 | +-Robert Johnson. } Master Potters of Hanley—“Johnson Bros.”
 | | }
 | +-Fred. Johnson. }
 |
 +-James Meakin of Darlaston, Master Potter of the Eagle Works.
 | | (1833-1885) = Emily, dᵃ of Ed. J. Ridgway, Master Potter of the
 | | Bedford Works, Hanley.
 | |
 | +-Kenneth Meakin, Master Potter.
 | |
 | +-Bernard Meakin of the Eagle Works.
 |
 +-George Meakin, Master Potter of the Eagle Works. d. 1891
 | |
 | +-George Elliot Meakin, Master Potter of the Eagle Works. b. c.
 | 1865
 |
 +-William Meakin, Master Potter of the Eagle Works, Hanley. d. 1889
 | |
 | +-Susan = Edward Akroyd Ridgway, Master Potter of Bedford Works,
 | Hanley.
 |
 +-Charles Meakin, Master Potter of Joiners Square.
 |
 +-Alfred Meakin, Master Potter of the Victoria and Albert Works,
    | Tunstall. d. 1904
    |
    +-[symbol indicating ‘had issue’]

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