Elizabeth Bellingall was the daughter of James Bellingall (1831) and Mary and was born in Manchester in 1864. In 1871 she was living at 17 Manchester Street, Reddish. In 1881 she was working as a cotton piecer and was living at 57 Manchester Street, Manchester. In 1891 she was working as a jack frame tenter and was living at 12 Stafford Street in Reddish. She married James Miller, son of Edward Miller, at St. Elisabeth’s parish church, Reddish, on June 5th 1897. In 1901 she was living at 113 Manchester Street, Reddish.

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• 1. 1881 Census. 57 Manchester Street, Manchester. Elizabeth Leigh Bellingall. Daughter. Daughter. Age 17. Cotton Piecer. Born Manchester. • 2. 1891 Census. 12 Stafford Street, Reddish. Elizabeth Bellingall. Daughter. Age 27. Jack Frame Tenter (Cotton). Born Manchester. • 3. 1871 Census. 17 Manchester Street, Reddish. Elizabeth Bellingall. Daughter. Age 7. Scholar. Born Manchester. • 4. Marriage Registers. Bellingall, Elizabeth Leigh & Miller, James. Jun. 1897. 8a. 92. Stockport. • 5. 1901 Census. 113 Manchester Street, Reddish. Elizth. Miller. Wife. Age 36. Born Manchester. • 6. Manchester, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1903. Reddish, St. Elisabeth. No. 13. June 5, 1897. James Miller, 37 Years, Bachelor, Winder, 5 Barlow Lane. Father: Edward Miller, Deceased & Elizabeth Leigh Bellingall, 34 Years, Spinster, Cotton Operative, 101 Gorton Road. Father: James Bellingall, Deceased. Married by Edward Oldfield, Rector. Witnesses: William James English & Louisa Leigh Bellingall.