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Gildersome's 1700 Index of Deed Abstracts Found in the Wakefield Registry of Deeds in the new Family History Centre. Click on document, right: |
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Gildersome's Census
Census TranscribedThe Census for Gildersome has been transcribed and is available on the Calverley Family History Website. Click on a date below to view the results:
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Gildersome's population for 110 years
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Census Maps for Gildersome:
The maps below contain Gildersome place names, many of which are drawn from the Gildersome Census documents for their respective year. In each case, the census compilers went street by street through Gildersome, recording one property or household before moving on to the next, making it possible to follow the recorder's movements through Gildersome, facilitating positioning on a map. The 1911 map already contained some place names but many were added by yours truley. Some additions are approximate but may be close enough to give the investigator a clue as to the general location of a household or property.
The maps may contain additions that are not found in the census but are known to me. If the reader knows of any mistakes, or has any additions, please get in touch.
Soon, I plan on adding Branch Rd, Moor Head, Gelderd Rd and The Street to the 1911 Map.
The maps may contain additions that are not found in the census but are known to me. If the reader knows of any mistakes, or has any additions, please get in touch.
Soon, I plan on adding Branch Rd, Moor Head, Gelderd Rd and The Street to the 1911 Map.
1851-1861 Census Map
Gildersome circa 1850: This map was made by Alfred Bilbrough (1819 - 1891), who was born in Harthill House and eventually became its owner. Alfred was an accomplished artist and it appears he copied this map from either the Ordnance Survey or the Tithe Map. Click to Enlarge
Map courtesy of the "Bilbrough/ Town Collection" WYAS Leeds.
Map courtesy of the "Bilbrough/ Town Collection" WYAS Leeds.
1911 Census Map
This series of maps contains most of the place names found in the 1911 Census and the West Yorkshire, England, Tax Valuation, 1910 documents, both of which are found on Ancestry.com. For clarity, these maps are displayed in portions. Click to Enlarge
WEST ON CHURCH ST. TO SCOTT GREEN
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THE BOTTOMS
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Instructions for the big map: click once to get a full screen map, click again to zoom in for proper viewing.
Directories and other lists for Gildersome
Baines’s Directory of the County of York in 1823:
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John Cowburn to Beeston, Churwell, Morley, Bruntcliffe, Gildersome, Adwalton, Drighlington, Tong, Westgate Hill, Birkenshaw, Bierley, Fulneck and Pudsey every day. (This would be a round of about 14 miles.) Gildersome, in the parish of Batley, wap. of Morley, and honour of Pontefract; 5 miles S.W. of Leeds. Pop. 1592 Clark C. T. Gentleman. Elam Jervas Gentleman. Hudson Wm. Gentleman. Kinsman Rev. A. G., Incumbent. Scarlett Wm., Baptist Minister. Bentley John, Gardener. Bilbrough M. & M., Drapers. Bilbrough John, Maltster Booth Joseph Senr., Glazier and Organ Builder. Cliff, Joseph, Horse Dealer. Buttrey John, Woolstapler. Elam Daniel, Boiler Maker. Crossley Luke, Cattle Dealer. Fenton Samuel, Cooper. Ellis Mr., Schoolmaster. Holdsworth Robert, Corn Miller. Nussey John, Listing Maker. Greenwood Thomas, Machine Maker. Smith John, Blacking Maker. Stead Jonas, Scibbling Miller. Hornby Han. vict. Shoulder of Mutton. Williamson William, vict. New Inn. Oddy Richard, Blacksmith. Stables Wm., vict. Griffin. Westerman John, Cotton Manfr. Vertical Divider
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Baines Continued:
Butchers - Clapham George, Hornby William. Cloth Dressers - Mitchell Isaac, Sanderson Benjamin. Drysalters - Bilbrough James, Bilbrough Daniel, Dennison Robert. Gear and Slay Makers - White John, White William. Grocers - Beaumont John, Beevers George, Bilbrough M. & M., Dawson Lancelot, Holdsworth James, Middlebrook T., Moore John, Pullan William, Stevenson Martha, Thackrah John. Tailors - Bentley William, Dixon William. Wheelwrights - Stead William, Wilson Thomas. Woollen Manufacturers with the Inns they attend in Leeds :- Those marked 1 attend the Dusty Miller; 2, Old White Swan; 3, Old George; 4, Malt Shovel; 5, Rodney; 6, Saddle; 7, Griffin. 1. Benn John, Booth S. & J., Booth John, Dawson Lan., Fisher Francis, Gilpin Isaac, Harrison Thos., Smith John,Smith Samuel, Webster Fred, Wilcock Joseph, Mortimer John. 2. Gaunt Joseph, Stead Joseph, Geldard W. & Sons. 3. Gilpin Benjamin, Watson Samuel. 4. Jackson John. 5. Horsfall Joshua. 6. Stevenson Matthew. 7. Lindsey Richard. Carriers - Gomersal M., Balmforth J., and T. Rycroft to Leeds, Tuesdays and Saturdays. |
Gildersome in other Directories
1790 Leeds Directory for Gildersome
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1830 Leeds Directory for Gildersome
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Gildersome Index of Deeds
A list of the 1700s Deeds and 1885 to 1900 deeds available at the Registry of Deeds in the Wakefield Family History Centre (WYAS)......The 1700s list is not complete and both may contain errors and omissions.
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Tax, Tithes and Government Lists
Protestation Returns 1641 - 1642
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In the period just prior to the Civil War, the growing unrest against King Charles I and the possible return of state sanctioned Catholicism prompted the Protestant House of Commons to decree that the following oath below be taken in every parish throughout Britain: |
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I, _ A.B. _ do, in the presence of Almighty God, promise, vow, and protest to maintain, and defend as far as lawfully I may, with my Life, Power and Estate, the true Reformed Protestant religion, expressed in the Doctrine of the Church of England, against all Popery and Popish Innovations, within this Realm, contrary to the same Doctrine, and according to the duty of my Allegiance, His Majesties Royal Person, Honour and Estate, as also the Power and Privileges of Parliament, the lawful Rights and Liberties of the Subjects, and any person that maketh this Protestation, in whatsoever he shall do in the lawful Pursuance of the same: and to my power, and as far as lawfully I may, I will appose and by all good Ways and Means endeavour to bring to condign Punishment all such as shall, either by Force, Practice, Councels, Plots, Conspiracies, or otherwise, doe any thing to the contrary of any thing in this present Protestation contained: and further, that I shall, in all just and honourable ways, endeavour to preserve the Union and Peace betwixt the Three Kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland: and neither for Hope, Fear, nor other Respect, shall relinquish this Promise, Vow and Protestation. (S. E. Gardiner, History of England from the Accession of James I to the Outbreak of the Civil war 1603–1642 , Vol.9 (Cambridge,2011), p. 354)
All males the age of 18 and above were asked to sign the declaration and swear the oath to the King and the Protestant religion. In each parish, their names were inscribed in a list which was sent back to parliament. Typically a local official wrote out all the names, although in some areas the signees wrote their own names.
The Gildersome entries from the Protestation Returns is probably the oldest surviving list of residents in existence. It's interesting to note that no one from the Greathead family appears in the list. Also, the list for Morley seems to have gone missing, my speculation is that it disappeared along with much of the Farnley Wood Plot material. Names followed by an asterisk appear in the 1666 Hearth Tax list immediately below.
All males the age of 18 and above were asked to sign the declaration and swear the oath to the King and the Protestant religion. In each parish, their names were inscribed in a list which was sent back to parliament. Typically a local official wrote out all the names, although in some areas the signees wrote their own names.
The Gildersome entries from the Protestation Returns is probably the oldest surviving list of residents in existence. It's interesting to note that no one from the Greathead family appears in the list. Also, the list for Morley seems to have gone missing, my speculation is that it disappeared along with much of the Farnley Wood Plot material. Names followed by an asterisk appear in the 1666 Hearth Tax list immediately below.
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George Andrews
Henry Andrews Richard Apleyard William Atkinson William Banke Thomas Birkeby John Birkhead John Birkhead * Richard Birkhead Thomas Brooke Thomas Buywater John Clough * James Cotton George Croft Henry Crowther John Crowther * Josua Crowther Ralph Crowther Ralph Crowther Ralph Crowther Robert Crowther Thomas Crowther William Crowther Thomas Cryer William Dickinson * James Dixon John Dixon Richard Fozard Jonas Goodall George Hardcastle Thomas Hardcastle * Richard Lepton * William Markeland |
George Mason
Thomas Mowfhat? Thomas Naylor * George Orerge? * Humphrey Rayner John Rayner* John Rayner* Thomas Raynor George Rigge Thomas Rigge Thomas Rowland Sr, Thomas Roland Jr. * Christopher Ryley * Anthonie Scott Tymothie Scott William Scott * John Scruton? John Smyth Sr * John Smyth Jr * Thomas Taylor Thomas Thornes Francis Walker James Walker Ralph Walker Roger Walker Leonard Wathson? Richard Webster Christopher Westerman John Westerman * William Westerman * Abraham Whiteker * James Wormersley |
The Hearth Tax of 1666
In England, hearth tax, also known as hearth money, chimney tax, or chimney money, was a tax imposed by Parliament in 1662, to support the Royal Household of King Charles II. Following the Restoration of the monarchy in 1660, Parliament calculated that the Royal Household needed an annual income of £1,200,000. The hearth tax was a supplemental tax to make up the shortfall. It was considered easier to establish the number of hearths than the number of heads, hearths forming a more stationary subject for taxation than people. This form of taxation was new to England, but had precedents abroad. It generated considerable debate, but was supported by the economist Sir William Petty. The bill received Royal Assent on 19 May 1662, with the first payment due on 29 September 1662, Michaelmas.
One shilling was liable to be paid for every firehearth or stove, in all dwellings, houses, edifices or lodgings, and was payable at Michaelmas, 29 September and on Lady Day, 25 March. The tax thus amounted to two shillings per hearth or stove per year. The original bill contained a practical shortcoming in that it did not distinguish between owners and occupiers and was potentially a major burden on the poor as there were no exemptions. The bill was subsequently amended so that the tax was paid by the occupier. Further amendments introduced a range of exemptions that ensured that a substantial proportion of the poorer people did not have to pay the tax. Wikipedia
The following list contains a majority of Gildersome occupiers as contemporary sources such as deeds and writings reveal. That is not to presume that all those named are residents, some may be owners who let but live elsewhere. Not surprising, John Smith Sr. had the grandest house in Gildersome (with 6 hearths) which was located near Branch End (later Halstead House), followed closely, with 5 hearths each, by Joshua Greathead Jr. at what will later become Church Farm (across from St Peters) and John Dickinson at the Old Hall.* Other resident occupiers are Richard Lepton at Lupton Place, Joseph Scott at Scott Green, John Walker who is Lord Savile's steward at the Manor and Joseph Crowther probably at Harthill House. Not yet standing were Turton Hall and Park House which were products of the eighteenth century.
*seems to indicate that the Old Hall existed 25 or 30 years before it was presumed built.
One shilling was liable to be paid for every firehearth or stove, in all dwellings, houses, edifices or lodgings, and was payable at Michaelmas, 29 September and on Lady Day, 25 March. The tax thus amounted to two shillings per hearth or stove per year. The original bill contained a practical shortcoming in that it did not distinguish between owners and occupiers and was potentially a major burden on the poor as there were no exemptions. The bill was subsequently amended so that the tax was paid by the occupier. Further amendments introduced a range of exemptions that ensured that a substantial proportion of the poorer people did not have to pay the tax. Wikipedia
The following list contains a majority of Gildersome occupiers as contemporary sources such as deeds and writings reveal. That is not to presume that all those named are residents, some may be owners who let but live elsewhere. Not surprising, John Smith Sr. had the grandest house in Gildersome (with 6 hearths) which was located near Branch End (later Halstead House), followed closely, with 5 hearths each, by Joshua Greathead Jr. at what will later become Church Farm (across from St Peters) and John Dickinson at the Old Hall.* Other resident occupiers are Richard Lepton at Lupton Place, Joseph Scott at Scott Green, John Walker who is Lord Savile's steward at the Manor and Joseph Crowther probably at Harthill House. Not yet standing were Turton Hall and Park House which were products of the eighteenth century.
*seems to indicate that the Old Hall existed 25 or 30 years before it was presumed built.
Name No. of Hearths Name No. of Hearths
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Appleby Marmaduke
Atkinson Jeremy Birkhead John Broadhead Gamaliel Buneli William Crabtree Thomas Crowther Joseph Dickinson John Dodgson William Ellis Christopher Hardcastle Thomas Lepton Richard Oates, Samuel Rayner John Rayner William Rowland Thomas Smith John Mr. Junior Scott Joseph Thackeray William Westerman John Senr. Westerman Thomas Westerman William Wilkinson Widow |
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Armitage Widow
Ball Mark Bolton Jeremy Brogden Elkanah Clough John Crowther Johnathan Crowther Richard Dickinson William Dymond Widow Greathead Joshua Jr. Leathley Francis Naylor Thomas Orrigg George Rayner John Ryley Christopher Smith John Senior Stout Stephen Scott William Walker John Westerman John Junr. Westerman William Whitaker Abraham Total Collector: |
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Land Tax List for 1782
A uniform Land Tax, originally introduced in England during the late 17th century, formed the main source of government revenue throughout the 18th century and the early 19th century. The earliest surviving records for Gildersome begin in 1781 but the 1782 list is presented here as it contains Owners as well as Occupiers which the 1781 list did not. The list records 85 dwelling and property entries. In some cases, the owner or their families may occupy a property but most are occupied by tenants, however this does not indicate that the tenant actually resided in Gildersome but may have subtenants who are the actual residents. Also a dwelling site may contain accommodations for many households, mostly under-tenants such as tradesmen and the labouring classes. So, the list must be used with caution when determining who actually resided in Gildersome. Left out below is the amount of tax for each entry.
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Occupier
Mrs Asquith Thos Harrison Widow Gomersal Widow Gomersal Messrs Elam & Co. Richard Lindsay John Akeroyd John Akeroyd Thom Stephenson John Gilpin Thos Poole Thos Poole Thos Poole John Booth John Webster Richd Knowles Richd Knowles Richd Knowles Richd Knowles Richd Knowles Richd Knowles John Armitage Mrs Holmes Mr Sharp Mr Sharp Mr Sharp George Oddy James Bilbrough Martha Savage Geo Gilpin Senior Geo Gilpin Senior Jo Stephenson Jo Stephenson Jo Stephenson Abm Croft Geo Gilpin Junior Johm Aspinal John Holdsworth John Stephenson Mrs Walker Mrs Walker Josh Booth |
Owner
Mrs Asquith Hrs Hopkinson Jon. Greenwood Wm Stables Mr Milnes James Wilkinson Ben Johnson Mr Turton Mr Turton Mr Wm Hudson Robt Webster Wm Hopkin Mr Hudson Mr Hudson Mr Wood Mr Hopkinson Richd Knowles Wm Blakey Mrs Ashworth John Walsh Mr Sharp Mr Sharp Mr Reyner Wlm Hopkin Mr Abm Sharp Mrs Sharp Mrs Markham Mrs Markham Martha Savage John Asquith John Cauthery Henry Warril Mr Dobson Mr Garlik Wm Cauthery Mr Dobson Mr Abm Sharp Mr Leathley Mr Bolland Lord Cardigan Richd Barker Wm Hudson |
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Occupier
Mr Ashworth Mr Ashworth David Schofield John Horsfall Geo Clapham John Buttery William Buttery Geo Middlebrook Widow Cordingley Widow Cordingley Widow Cordingley Widow Cordingley Widow Cordingley Widow Cordingley John Hodgson Ben Mortimer Saml Ellis Jabez Stead Isaac Richardson Matthew Snowden John Jackson John Jackson John Jackson John Jackson Saml Crowther Saml Crowther Saml Westerman Mr Dickinson Mr Dickinson Jo Watson Jo Watson Jo Watson John Atkinson John Atkinson John Lister Mr Lister James Ward John Walker Thomas Marshall John Hobson John Hobson John Hobson |
Owner
John Backhouse Jos Benson Mrs Markham Mr Tarburton Mr Scatcherd Mr Scatcherd Mr Scatcherd John Walsh Mrs Eliz Scatcherd Mrs Denison Mr Preston Thomas Davidson John Blakey Jere Scott James Thompson Mr Dawson Martha Marshall Mr Scatcherd Thomas Denison Lord Cardigan Wm Lister John Jackson John Wood Jo Brown Mr Tarburton Widow Jackson Saml Watson Mr Dickinson Robt Denison Wm Leathley Josa Atkinson Abm Watson Mr Elmsall Jo Atkinson Lord Dartmouth Lord Dartmouth Lord Dartmouth Lord Dartmouth Mr Scatcherd Mr Milnes Mrs Eliz Scatcherd Thos Moore |
1835 to 1850 Tithe List and Map
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Click on Map to see the locations of the Plots
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Tithes were originally a tax which required one tenth of all agricultural produce to be paid annually to support the local church and clergy. After the Reformation much land passed from the Church to lay owners who inherited entitlement to receive tithes, along with the land. By the early 19th century tithe payment in kind seemed a very out-of-date practice, while payment of tithes per se became unpopular, against a background of industrialisation, religious dissent and agricultural depression. The 1836 Tithe Commutation Act required tithes in kind to be converted to more convenient monetary payments called tithe rentcharge. The Tithe Survey was established to find out which areas were subject to tithes, who owned them, how much was payable and to whom. |
Enquiries were directed to every parish or township listed in the census returns. The results of these enquiries are in the tithe files, which cover the whole of England and Wales, and not only those places where tithes remained uncommuted by 1836. For parishes where tithes were still being paid in kind, the land had to be surveyed and valued, to arrive at total parish rentcharge figures, and to calculate each individual landowner’s liability to pay tithe. Assistant tithe commissioners travelled to these parishes to hold meetings with parishioners about valuations, and to settle the terms of the commutation of their tithes.
These terms were formalized in a document called a tithe agreement, if all parties concurred, or a tithe award, if the assistant commissioner had to arbitrate in a dispute. The agreement or award formed the basis of the tithe apportionment, which was the legal document setting out landowners’ individual liabilities. Each apportionment was accompanied by a map; both were signed by the Tithe Commissioners. Tithe rentcharge then became payable.
The apportionments contain written information about the area shown on the map. The maps provide a graphic index to the apportionments, using plot numbers to link each plot of land shown on the map to its description in the apportionment, which shows how much tithe rentcharge was due on that plot.
A tithe map and apportionment were originally kept together and technically constitute a single document, but have been separated to facilitate use and storage, while in the custody of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, long before their transfer to the Public Record Office, and now form two record series. National Archives
These terms were formalized in a document called a tithe agreement, if all parties concurred, or a tithe award, if the assistant commissioner had to arbitrate in a dispute. The agreement or award formed the basis of the tithe apportionment, which was the legal document setting out landowners’ individual liabilities. Each apportionment was accompanied by a map; both were signed by the Tithe Commissioners. Tithe rentcharge then became payable.
The apportionments contain written information about the area shown on the map. The maps provide a graphic index to the apportionments, using plot numbers to link each plot of land shown on the map to its description in the apportionment, which shows how much tithe rentcharge was due on that plot.
A tithe map and apportionment were originally kept together and technically constitute a single document, but have been separated to facilitate use and storage, while in the custody of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, long before their transfer to the Public Record Office, and now form two record series. National Archives
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Circa 1930 List of Property
Information. Find the occupier, owner, description and location of your or your ancestor's home or business. Click on image, right: |
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Baptists Births 1797 to 1837
The following is a list of Gildersome Baptist Church members from 1797 to 1837 who had children born and registered with the church. This is not a complete list of membership nor did all the children go on to become members or even Baptists. The list is from a church book compiled by Rev. William Scarlett during the 30 or so years of his tenure as minister. It was he who handed it over to the County of York. The parents are in alphabetical order and their children, with their date of birth, are indented below each one. Not all members lived in Gildersome, so where that is the case, their town is listed. Also, here and there, Rev Scarlett added a note with an entry, I too have included those notes.
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Akeroyd, John & Mary
William 5 Mar 1802, Maria 12 Feb 1804 Atkinson, Sam & Elizabeth Joseph 10 May 1807 Almond, Samuel & and Sarah Edward 11 Oct 1833, Francis dau 12 Nov 1835 Barraclough, Betty Julias 13 May 1815 Barraclough, John & Mary William 4 Nov 1801, Alice 15 Oct 1803 Barraclough, John & Susannah (Drighlington) Mary & Martha (twins) 11 Jul 1817 Barraclough (Barrowclough), Sam & Betty Betty 17 Feb 1798 Barraclough, Thomas & Mary Mary 7 Feb 1804, Charles 18 Apr 1805, John 5 Jul 1807, Sarah 25 May 1809, Francis 24 Feb 1811, Thomas 13 Nov 1812 Barraclough, Thomas & Martha (son of Samuel) Maria 7 Jun 1805 Barker, James & Mary (Farnley Moorside) Frances dau 27 Apr 1826, Tamer dau 30 Nov 1828, Joseph 12 Mar 1832, Elizabeth 31 May 1834, Lydia 29 Oct 1836 Bentley, Samuel & Hannah Sally 10 Oct 1803 Best, Abraham & Hannah Adah 9 Sep 1814 Best, James & Ann Hannah 12 Aug 1817, James 15 March 1820, Sarah 15cApr 1822, Benjamin 2 Feb 1824, Martha 18 Jan 1826 Bilbrough, Edward & Alice (Bruntcliffe) Annis 24 Aug 1828, Lois 4 Apr 1831. Thomas 28 Feb 1833, Mary 6 Aug 1836 Bilbrough, James and Ellen (nee Priestley)(Dry Salter) Brooks Priestley 6 Sep 1813, Martha Jane 12 Dec 1814 William Hudson 4 Aug 1816, Seacome Ellison 26 Feb 1821, Edward Priestley 10 Jan 1823, Ellen Donbavand 20 Jun 1824, Thomas Priestley 21 Sep 1831, Anna Margaret 7 Mar 1826, Mary Eliz 13 Mar 1829, Arthur Henry 18 Oct 1833 (died Jan 1834) Bilbrough, John & Elizabeth (nee Priestley)(Maltster) Joseph Brooks 4 Mar 1814 (born in Bruntcliffe) John 11 May 1815 (born in Bruntcliffe) Alfred & Anna Elizabeth (twins) 2 Jul 1819 in Gildersome Bilbrough, Joseph & Mary (Cloth Manufacturer, now in America) Francis (son) 15 Jun 1816, Samuel 11 Apr 1819, Sarah 19 sep 1820 Binns, Sarah (Farnley Lower Moorside) James 19 Aug 1835, Emma 25 Nov 1836 Booth, Benjamin & Hannah Mary Ann 20 Jun 1829, Ward 22 Mar 1832, Montague 24 Oct 1834 Booth, Benjamin & Mary (the Street) Jemima 26 Jun 1811, Edwin 30 Sep 1813, Henry 1 Sep 1814, Hannah Oct 13 1819, Agnes 12 Mar 1826 * Booth, George Jr & Elizabeth Mary 23 Dec 1824, Thomas Bilbrough 6 May 1828, Hannah 11 Aug 1829, Ellen 28 Feb 1831, Martha 13 Dec 1832 Booth, George & Mary Betty 15 Mar 1801, George 25 Apr 1802, John 18 Jan 1804 Booth, John & Alice Elizabeth30 Jun 1818 Booth, Joseph & Betty Edward 23 Apr 1797, Francis 7 Dec 1802 Booth, Joseph & Elizabeth (Wife’s name was Booth before marriage) Alfred 14 May 1822, Walter 10 Feb 1824, Edmund 20 Nov 1827, Franklin 28 Feb 1829, Joseph 14 Nov 1834, James Lewis 14 Nov 1834 Booth, William & Nancy or Ann (Kirkstall) Mary 2 Aug 1827, Elizabeth 18 Jan 1830, Ann 17 Dec 1831, William 15 May 1834 Buttrey, John & Hannah (Oldbeck formerly Gildersome) Ann 6 Nov 1822, Mary 26 Oct 1823, Rose 8 Nov 1826, Martha 24 Jun 1829, Jane 23 Nov 1833 Buttrey, Thomas & Elizabeth William 30 Jan 1808 Carr, William & Sarah (Sheffiled & Leeds) Samuel 25 Sep 1793, Mary 31 Jan 1797, Elizabeth 15 Nov 1799, Margaret Braint 22 Nov 1802 Cowling, David & Betty (Drighlington) Alice 30 Nov 1804 Cowling, Robert & Alice (Heckmondwike) Nancy 6 Aug 1815, Ann 29 Apr 1819, William 2 Jan 1821, Robert 24 Sep 1822, John 16 Sep 24 Crampton, John & Ann Mary 6 Oct 1814 Croft, James & Ann Joseph Tatlock 29 Jul 1817 Crowther, James & Elizabeth (1st & Mary 2nd wife) Ruth 10 Dec 1813, Ann 27 May 1816, Carolina 15 Aug 1817, Emma 17 Nov 1818, Alice: 6 Mar 1821 (Mary’s [nee Scarlett] Children ) Sarah 14 Mar 1824, Maria 23 Aug 1826, Elizabeth 17 Aug 1828, William 22 Nov 1829 Isaac 3 Jan 1832, John 23 Jul 1833, Frances dau 3 Jul 1835 Crowther, John & Elizabeth (Bruntcliffe) Joshua 11 Aug 1820, James 18 May 1822, Ann 5 Aug 1824, John 17 Jan 1827, Emma 6 Nov 1834 Crowther, John & Sarah (Nip Shaw Lane) George 8 Jul 1821, Ann 11 Jul 1822, Alice 10 Sep 1824, Samuel 30 Jan 1827, Jane 27 Aug 1829, Elizabeth 2 Oct 1831, Edwin 4 Jun 1836, Emma 4 Jun 1836 Crowther, Joseph & Hannah (of Bruntcliffe, Butcher) Samuel 15 Nov 1810, Mary 23 Dec 1811, Isaac 26 May 1813, Fanny 25 Sep 1814, Ann Elizabeth 1 Jan 1816, George 26 Dec 1817, Joseph 9 Aug 1819, Amos 18 Apr 1821, Nancy 14 Mar 1824, William 24 Sep 1825, Maria 16 Jul 1827, Blackburn 11 Mar 1829, Emanuel 8 Apr 1831 Crowther, Joseph & Harriet (formerly H. Bilbrough) (Gildersome Street) Thomas 19 Jun 1826, William 18 Oct 1827, Mary 28 Dec 1829, Anna Elizabeth 27 May 1832, Martha 14 Jan 1835 Crowther, Isaac & Mary (Bruntcliffe) Maryann 26 Oct 1799 Crowther, Sam & Ann (of Dean Hall) Ann 1 Jan1799, Caleb 24 Aug 1801, Alice 10 Oct 1804, Sarah 2 Sep 1806 Crowther, Samuel & Hannah (of Nip Shaw Lane) Sarah 23 Jun 1819, Thomas 31 Dec 1820, Joseph 14 Apr 1823, Hannah 7 Jul 1825, Elizabeth 27 Mar 1831, James 4 Nov 1833 Darnbrook, Joseph & Mary Ann 4 Nov 1819 Fawcett, William & Mary George 30 Sep 1803, Hannah 5 May 1805, Elizabeth 15 Sep 1808, Mary 7 Mar 1811, Sarah 25 Aug 1814, Grace 23 Sep 1816, William 4 Mar 1820 Fawcett, David & Elizabeth (of Wortley) Emma 28Aug 1829 Firth, Ann 5 Nov 1812 Firth, Thomas & Sarah Martha 25 Dec 1819 Fisher, Francis & Elizabeth Ann 26 Apr 1815, Mary 28 Dec 1817, Jeremiah 16 May 1819, Martha 28 Feb 1823, James 22 Apr 1825, William 18 Apr 1827, John 14 Mar 1830, Emma 7 Jun 1833 Garfoot, George & Mary (Drighlington) Betty 24 Mar 1832 Gaunt, Samuel & Maria Martha 23 Oct 1825, Rachael 12 Apr 1836 Green, William & Henrietta (Tong)(Miner) Ann 29 Sep 1813 Greenwood, Thomas & Sarah William 10 Apr 1801, George 10 Dec 1804, Thomas 28 dec 1807, Henry 10 Apr 1811, Franklin 27 Sep 1814 Groundwell, George & Elizabeth John 11 Apr 1833, Thomas 23 Dec 1834, Emma 20 Sep 1836 Halliday, Thomas & Lydia (Drighlington) (Draper) Thomas 7 May 1810 Hardistead, James & Sarah Mary 10 Mar 1822 Hargreaves, Ann Mary 22 Jul 1813 Hargreaves, William & Ann Hannah 23 Aug 1808, Sarah 14 Sep 1809 Hartley, James & Ann (now living at Liverpool) Joseph 20 July 1811 Hartley, James & Harriet Ann 11 Nov 1824 Hartley, James & Martha Sarah 5 Feb 1833, Harriet 22 Dec 1835 Hartley, James & Sarah (1st wife, Mary 2nd) (Adwalton Lane) Redfern 4 Nov 1816, John 26 Oct 1818, William 21 Mar 1826 (Mary’s children) Sarah 11 Jun 1825, William 10 Feb 1831, Ann Elizabeth 27 Jul 1836 Hartley, Jeremiah & Martha (Cloth Manufacturer) John 3 Jun 1822, Ann 27 Feb 1825, Sarah 29 Apr 1828 Hartley, John & Sarah Nancy 16 Jan 1804, 23 Mar 1816 Hartley, Nathaniel & Elizabeth (of Morley) James 22 Oct 1822, Benjamin 22 Nov 1822, Nathaniel 13 Nov 1828, John 23 Oct 1830, Joseph 10 Jan 1833 Harrison, Jonathan & Lydia John 7 Non 1814, Maria 1 Aug 1816, Benjamin 13 Sep 1818, Mary 17 Mar 1821, George 17 Apr 1823, Lydia 9 May 1825, Rebecca 29 Jul 1827, Catherine 11 Mar 1832 Harrison, John & Alice Charles 16 May 1806, Elizabeth 30 May 1809, Thomas 10 Sep 1812, Maria 27 Apr 1816 Hirst, John & Mary Samuel Tetley 10 Sep 1826, Henry 9 Oct 1828, John 6 Jan 1831, Joshua 19 Feb 1833, Joseph 25 Feb 1835 Hodgson, James & Hannah (Drighlington) Jesse 25 Jan 1815, Nathan 20 Dec 1816, Grace 10 Feb 1821, Ephriam 10 Jan 1823, Grace 25 Sep 1823, Barraclough 8 Dec 1824, Dan 25 May 1827, Esther 25 Jan 1830 Holdsworth, John & Ann (Farnley Moorside) Lot ? 27 May 1825, Bernice 12 Oct 1827, Dan 4 Dec1829 Holdsworth, Joseph & Hannah (Farnley Moorside) Matthew 5 Apr 1803 Holdsworth, Joseph & Mary (1st wife, Dorothy 2nd wife) Jane 9 Jun 1807, Hannah 5 Oct 1808, (Dorothy’s children) Frances 23 Jul 1813 Benjamin 6 Oct 1815, Lydia 17 May 1821, Elizabeth 14 Feb 1824, Joseph Robert 26 May 1826 |
Holdsworth, Thomas & Hannah (Farnley Moorside)
Mary 23 Nov 1820 Holliday, James & Mary Ann (Drighlington) Elias 22 Jan 1816, Fanny 3 Mar 1818, Mary Ann 25 Feb 1820, Renton 7 Feb 1822 Holliday, John & Martha (coal miner) Elizabeth 30 Jan 1829, Merinda 19 Jan 1831, Hephribah dau 3 Mar 1833, Joseph 26 Dec 1834, Sarah 31 Aug 1836 Holliday, John & Rebecca (Keeper of Bars) Sarah 8 Nov 1819 (born in Westgate Hill Tong) Ann 13 Nov 1824 (same as above) Holroyd, Zachariah & Elizabeth (Adwalton Lane) Harriet 26 Nov 1814, Sarah 24 Jan 1817, Samuel 5 Oct 1821 Hornby, William & Martha Edward 12 Nov 1834 Hudson, Jacob & Elizabeth John 29 Sep 1826, Martha 9 May 1831 Jackson, James & Lucy Joseph 26 Nov 1803 Jackson, James & Ann Ellen 14 Jun 1826, Mary 18 Jul 1831 Lambert, John & Amey (Drighlington) Isabella 9 Oct 1811 Lawton, David & Hannah (Dresser) John 15 Mar 1822 Laycock, Jane (Widow) Charles 28 Dec 1836 Lobley, John & Mary Ann 10 Dec 1809 Lobley, Joseph & Sarah William 12 Mar 1804 Mann, John & Hannah (Gardener) Elizabeth 2 Mar 1799, Hannah 28 Apr 1801, William 4 Jan 1804, John 19 Apr 1806 Mann, Mary Francis (son) 12 Oct 1814 Mann, Thomas & Ann Jane 11 Apr 1817 Mann, William & Betty (Farnley Moorside) Mary 1May 1828, Hannah 28 Aug 1829, Emma 8 Feb 1832 (Wlm’s father was a stone mason) Mitchell, Hannah William 25 Aug 1802 Mitchell, John & Sarah James 13 Jul 1802, William 18 Apr 1807 Mortimer, George & Elizabeth William 13 Feb 1836 Mortimer, John & Susannah James 22 Apr 1798, Julias 16 Jun 1802 Moor, John & Mary Sarah 20 Feb 1810, John 19 Nov 1811, Ann 11 Oct 1813, Samuel 9 Mar 1816 Naylor, John & Susannah Dan 1 Aug 1828 Nussey, Lydia (Drighlington) Emma 31 Jan 1834 Newell, Joseph & Ann (Drighlington) Thomas 1 Jan 1828, Isaac 5 Mar 1832, Sarah 5 Sep 1835 Newton, John & Grace (1st wife, Amelia 2nd wife) (Adwalton & Drighlington) Martha 30 Jan 1804, Ann 14 Oct 1806, Amelia 29 Jan 1809 (Amelia’s Children) Anton 27 Jan 1812, Grace 9 Sep 1816, Isreal 11 Jun? 1817, Reubin 12 Jan 1821 Newton, Joseph & Hope (Tailor Drighlington) Susannah & Elizabeth (twins) 26 Aug 1812 Newton, Mary (Drighlington) Ward 4 Oct 1822, Sarah 31 Aug 1826, Ann 14 Mar 1829 Newton, Maria ? Nancy 25 Apr 1817 Page, John & Elizabeth (Drighlington) Mary 23 Sep 1809 Peat, Thomas & Martha (nee Page) Cain 11 Oct 1827 Peel, James & Hannah (Maltster) Mary Ann 24 Nov 1826, James 19 Jan 1833, Robert 28 May 1835 Proctor, John & Mary (nee Booth) Edward Booth 27 Aug 1820 Richardson, Jonathan & Hannah John & Benjamin (twins) 14 May 1809 Richardson, Joseph & Sarah (Morley) Sophia 6 May 1835 Rhodes, Benjamin & Sarah (Drighlington) Charlotte 28 Apr 1815, Edwin 2 Mar 1817, Hannah 30 May ???? Rhodes, Joshua & Betty (Drighlington) Joshua 28 Sep 1817, William 20 Jun 1819, James 15 Jan 1824 Rogers, Elizabeth John 7 Nov 1831 Sanderson, Benjamin & Rosetta John Lumbey 30 Apr 1810, Hannah 6 Mar 1812, Joseph 4 Feb 1813, William 18 May 1815, Benjamin ? Sep 1818, Ann 26 Aug 1820, Emma 3 Oct 1822, Samuel 20 Sep 1824 Sanderson, Joseph & Frances Samuel 17 Jul 1811, John 20 Aug 1813, Thomas 25 Mar 1816, Joseph 31 Jan 1818 (died 27 Apr 1820), Joseph 15 Sep 1820, Sarah 25 Feb 1822, Mary 14 Nov 1823, Benjamin 12 Nov 1825, Frances dau. 15 Apr 1829, Alice 2 Sep 1831 Sanderson, Samuel & Betty Robert 9 Jul 1803, Ruth 5 Apr 1809, Isabella 16 Dec 1811, Alice 24 Jun 1819 Scarlett, William & Fanny or Frances (nee Jennings) (Baptist Minister) Mary 21 Jun 1805 (in Hull), Anna Eliz 29 Sep 1808, Jennings 8 Nov 1812, Joseph 8 Jun 1815, Samuel Wharton 16 May 1821 Scarlett, William Jr & Elizabeth (Clothier 1837 now at Armley) Ann Green 4 May 1815 (died)(buried at Gomersall), Mary 22 May 1817, Isaac 22 Nov 1820, Charles Barraclough 15 Nov 1822, George 28 Nov 1824, Harriett 28 Sep 1826, Anna Elizabeth 28 Oct 1828, Edwin 8 Sep 1830, John 5 Jul 1832, Benjamin 11 Oct 1834, Joseph 2 Feb 1837 Scott, William & Mary (miner) Ann 16 Mar 1836 Smith, Eli & Sarah (Gildersome Street) Ellen 23 Oct 1833, Sarah Ann 23 Feb 1836 Smith, William & Frances (Dau to J Holdsworth) (Farnley Moorside) Joseph Holdsworth 26 May 1835 Sowden, James & Charlotte Rhoda 16 Mar 1825, Samuel 22 Nov 1827 Sowden, Jeremiah & Elizabeth (Farnley Moorside) Matthew 1 Mar 1820, William 28 Mar 1822 Sowden, John & Mary (Low Moorside) Frances dau 18 Sep 1836 Sowden, Mark & Sarah Matthew 26 May 1804 Sowden, Matthew & Elizabeth (F Moorside now at Bruntcliffe) Emma 25 Sep 1812, Elizabeth 15 Jul 1815 Speight. Jonathan & Ann (Drighlington) Mary-Ann 14 Oct 1811 Spurr, Thomas & Elizabeth (Farnley Moorside) Joseph 1 May 1831, Thomas 27 Feb 1834, William 27 Feb 1836 Stead, John & Mary Dan 17 Jan 1827 Stephenson, John & Ann Mary 11Dec 1831 Stephenson, Thomas & Sarah (nee Bilbrough) Thomas 24 Mar 1809, James 9 Apr 1811, Martha 6 Aug 1813 (Dead), Ann 11 Jul 1815, Martha 16 Apr 1817, Emma 3 Feb 1819 Sugden, Richard (James?) & Charlotte (Drighlington) Isaac 4 Jan 1821, Mary 24 Mar 1823 Sykes, Samuel & Betty (Bruntcliffe) James 5 Jul 1802, Samuel 2 Nov 1804, Matthew 4 Jul 1808, Joseph 14 May 1811, William 25 Mar 1814 Sykes, William & Sarah Samuel 2 May 1810 Thackwray, George & Martha Mary 6 Aug 1822, Harriet 19 Jan 1824, John 29 Dec 1826, Samuel 30 Jun 1828, George 24 Jul 1831, William 23 Mar 1834, James 13 Jun 1836 Thornbury, William & Jane John 7 Mar 1804 Throp, James & Martha (Farnley Moorside) Faith 14 Nov 1833, James 3 Jun 1831, George 23 Oct 1855 Walker John & Hannah (Drighlington) Edwin 6 Jul 1818, Sarah 7 Jul 1820, Emma 25 Feb 1823 Walker, Joseph & Ann Elizabeth 6 Oct 1825, George 2 Apr 1827, James 3 Oct 1829 Watson, Joseph & Hannah (of Bruntcliffe) Mary 22 Apr 1798, Samuel 20 Mar 1801, Mary 27 Mar 1808 Watson, Susannah (Bruntcliffe) Ellen 14 Jun 1824 Webster, Caleb & Mary William 9 Aug 1833, Caleb 1 Jul 1836 Webster, James & Betty John 8 Nov 1798, Hannah 10 Mar 1801, Joseph 15 Mar 1803, James 5 Mar 1805, Betty 23 Mar 1807, Samuel 7 Apr 1809, George 30 Jul 1811, Matthew 31 Jul 1813, Mary 2 Aug 1814, Robert 25 Apr 1817, Lydia 25 Aug 1820 Webster, John & Sarah Phoebe 2 ???? 1822 Webster, Joseph & Elizabeth (of Tong) Elizabeth 14 Dec 1826, William 4 Jan 1829, Susannah 10 Sep 1831 (Raker Ln, Pudsey) Webster, Joseph & Nancy (Clothier) John 25 Sep 1825, Mary 12 Jan 1831 (Joseph deceased 1830) Webster, Moses & Hannah Mary 1 Feb 1809, Caleb Swift 2 Mar 1811, Moses 6 Aug 1814, Joshua 15 Sep 1816, Joseph 15 Sep 1816, Gersham 12 Apr 1820, Elias 15 Dec 1821, Benjamin 5 Sep 1823, Martha 5 Jan 1826 Webster, Samuel & Maria Joseph 16 Jun 1831, Charles 25 Sep 1833, Benjamin 21 Mar 1836 Webster, William & Hannah Hannah 6 May 1805 Whitehead, John & Mary (Drighlington) John 27 Apr 1809 White, John & Sarah William 2 Nov 1809, Joseph 9 Apr 1811 Whitely, David & Mary (Farnley Moorside)(Schoolmaster) Sarah 19 Jun 1827 Wilcock, Joseph & Sarah Ann 2 Feb 1823, Mary 20 Jul 1824 Wilcock, Thomas & Mary Mary Ann 7 Nov 1821, Amos 13 Dec 1825 |
St Peters, Gildersome: Marriage & Banns 1813 to 1935
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