I'm not certain this is the right person for this marriage, children and death, but there are clues.
 His will is signed by Christopher Swales, who could be this John's brother.  Also, in his father
 John's will, the son is apparently without children, though it seems odd he did not marry until
 he was 34.  Possibly he married and lost a first wife.  It is also possible these are the right
 relationships, but the wrong christening, though father in this christening was John, and the date
 seems to jive with the other children of John and Hannah Stonehouse Swales.
 I'm pretty sure the marriage, children and death all belong to one man whose will I have obtained.