Eight of their nine children were born at Kilner Foot. The family then moved to Chapel-le-Dale, near Ingleton, and then to Pott Gill Holme, Garsdale, near Sedbergh.
A tale regarding that move was told by William's granddaughter Bell, who must have heard it from her father, also William, or one of her aunts:

"They had to move the cows and geese by road, and made little shoes for the geese out of scraps of fabric".

At some point after this move, it would appear William's health failed, and he and Jane Ellen moved to De Vitre Street, Lancaster.

William died in 1915 and was buried at Hutton Roof.

 Spouse Details
Jane Ellen, the eldest child of Edward and Elizabeth Hodgson, was born at Hutton Roof in 1857. After William died, she ran a bakery in De Vitre Street, Lancaster, and also provided lodgings for actors at the nearby theatre. 
She died in 1954.

In 1860, Jane married John Cooper, stonemason, who appears to have died shortly after, leaving her childless. She returned to Kilner Foot after his death and may have also moved with William and his family to Garsdale.

Details for John are unclear. He  married Emma in 1870 moved to Farrington, near Preston, and died in 1905. Emma died at Lostock Hall and is also buried at Farrington.

Agnes may have had an illigitimate son, Richard William, who was born in 1864. Tragically, he committed suicide at the age of 26 following a failed romance. Agnes may have then married James Hodgson and had a second child in 1870, Agnes, who died at the age of 11 months. Both children share the same grave in the churchyard at Hutton Roof. A haunting inscription on their stone reads:
                                   I am now as you must be,
                                  Prepare in time to follow me.