Family
During his partnership with John Hazledine, Rastrick married Sarah Jervis (or Jarvis) on 24 December 1810 at Codsall, Staffordshire. He had six children: John, born 10 April 1811; Sarah, baptized 2 June 1813; Mary, baptized 30 January 1818; Henry, baptized 30 January 1818; Frederick James born c1820; George, baptized 10 June 1821.
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