Hi Everyone, This is some baptism entries from Batley Parish Church 1823-1825 Joseph Barraclough 5 Oct 1823 son of Thomas and Susanna of Gildersome, clothier Rachel Barraclough 25 Dec 1823 dau of Wm and Elizabeth of Morley, cloth dresser James Barraclough 22 May 1825 son of Thomas and Ann of Batley, farmer Mary Barraclough 3 Apr 1828 dau of Wm. & Elizabeth of Morley, cloth dresser Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD

Hi Everyone, Some friends of mine from Yorksgen have been sending me random entries when they came across them whilst doing their own entries. I will be sending these though to the list in the next couple of days. Another thing is that they do not always stipulate the spelling, therefore it is possible that some of the entries are of the variant spellings, but I will be listing them as Barraclough for now. Kirkheaton Census (I think this is probably from the Census Index) 1841 Martha Barraclough, 55, Yeald Knitter, Reference 1728/3 10-1-141 Joseph Barraclough, 25, Fancy Knitter, Same reference as above Kirkheaton Census (Again I think this is from the Census Index) 1851 Martha Barraclough, 67, Yeald Knitter Below are Baptism entries at Kirkheaton Parish Church 1800-1816 Joseph Barraclough 3 Jun 1816 son of Francis and Martha of Halifax, Cordswainer George Barraclough 7 Jun 1813 son of Francis and Martha of Huddersfield, Cordswainer James Barraclough 10 Feb 1811 son of Francis and Martha of Dalton John Barraclough 3 Apr 1809 son of Francis and Martha of Dalton William Barraclough 24 Jan 1808 son of Francis and Martha of Heaton Joseph Barraclough 11 May 1800 son of Joseph & ? of Emley Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD

Hi Linda, Now you have another excuse to call in for a cuppa on your way to Melbourne, I have a photo of Holy Trinity Church Wibsey that shows the church and burial grounds. I don't know why I have not thought to show it to you before :-) I think the Virtual Site is a great one, and that should keep my little elf busy for a while :-) as I have quiet a few photo's of the headstones from Holy Trinity Church Wibsey, but some of them were taken in two frames as they are lying down and looks like they are used as a pathway to the side entrace of the church :-( Talk Soon Kim Linda Barraclough wrote: > I would almost kill to see what the Wibsey Church cemetery at Low > Moor looks like. > > Cheers > > Linda Barraclough > Briagolong, Victoria, Australia > Listowner: BARRACLOUGH-L > e-mail: [email protected] > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/ > A descendant of James Barraclough m Hannah Carter 1825 at Bradford. > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > -

Hi John and List, >Whilst in England this summer, I made the classical mistake of going to the >church in Wibsey, St. Pauls, not the Wibsey Church which is in Low Moor. >Nevertheless, found several Barracloughs buried there and photographed the >stones. If any one is interested in obtaining copies of these photographs, >please have them contact me at [email protected] <SNIP> There must be some lovely photos out there. I am negotiating fast with "Kim's not-so-little Elf" to see if we can get some photos up on the Barraclough home page at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/ We could have a Virtual Barraclough Cemetery, and this would work as, although we cannot send scans to the list, they can come to the Elf's address privately, and he might put them on the home page for us. (Elf, commonly known as Peter, may regret that little tagline *grin*) So hang in there (and do not send scans to me as yet), and we will see what we can do. I would almost kill to see what the Wibsey Church cemetery at Low Moor looks like. Cheers Linda Barraclough Briagolong, Victoria, Australia Listowner: BARRACLOUGH-L e-mail: [email protected] http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/ A descendant of James Barraclough m Hannah Carter 1825 at Bradford.

It is obviously confusing that we have two L.Barracloughs in our group. Sorry Linda. At least, there is only one in the USA, me! Dr.Leslie Barraclough, a male. (Leslie in the USA is usually a female name, in UK it would be Lesley) I was born in the Bradford area, though now, in Florida I tend to see more sun. In November my 'E' mail address will change. I'll let you know details later. No Linda, it will not be another LB. Linda Barraclough wrote: > Ummmmm, > > Still not sure who L.Barraclough is (strange feeling seeing my name coming > up all the time), but please do not allow me to acquire even a smidgin of > the gratitude that should be flowing towards him/her. > > It isn't me! :) > > Linda Barraclough > Briagolong, Victoria, Australia > Listowner: BARRACLOUGH-L > e-mail: [email protected] > A descendant of James Barraclough m Hannah Carter 1825 at Bradford. > ============================================================ > > At 06:50 AM 16/09/99 +0800, you wrote: > >Linda, > > > >I understand, believe it or not, that where a birth/marriage/death took > <SNIP> > >It's amazing now to think what power the vicar of Bradford had. > > > >Best wishes > >Rob > > > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: L. Barraclough [mailto:[email protected]] > >Sent: 15 September 1999 07:17 > >To: [email protected] > >Subject: [BARRACLOUGH-L] BURIALS from 1804 to 1812 > > > >Dear All, > > Here is the final list of BURIALS at Parish Church > >Bradford from 1804 to 1812 as give on LDS 0990533.I cannot understand > >why there have been so few listings from Wibsey or Gt.Horton. Price, > >private enterprise? Perhaps someone in the group knows. > > > > > > > > > >==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > >- > > > > > > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > Barracloughs often meet at Rootsweb on Yorksgen and the West Riding [Yorkshire] List. To subscribe go to: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/europe/index.html

Hi Linda; Seeing one's name come up on screen that you did not put there is not quite as shocking as seeing one's name on a grave stone in the area where you know that your ancestors lived! This has happened to me twice now; once in Rippondon, Yorkshire and once at Holy Trinity in Stratford-upon Avon! Whilst in England this summer, I made the classical mistake of going to the church in Wibsey, St. Pauls, not the Wibsey Church which is in Low Moor. Nevertheless, found several Barracloughs buried there and photographed the stones. If any one is interested in obtaining copies of these photographs, please have them contact me at [email protected] Edith Alice, beloved daughter of Shoesmith and Hannah Barraclough who died November 3rd 1883 age 6 years, and of Hannah wife of the above who died March 7th 1923 age 60 years and of the above Shoesmith Barraclough who died April 1st 1931 age 74 years. John Barraclough died April ? 1893. Shepherd Barraclough died Jan 2nd 1966 aged 64 years and of Doris his dearly loved wife who died Aug. 31st 1987 aged 8? (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9, only the top bar is visible) And in the Wibsey town cemetery: Family grave: Walter Henry Barraclough died 11th March 1950 aged 75 years, His beloved wife Mary who died 23rd May 1961 aged 86 years, Stanley Edmund Barraclough died 25th May 1989 aged 85 years, Macdalene, wife of Stanley Barraclough who died 9th March 1942 aged 34 years, Nellie Barraclough, second wife of Stanley born 1 Dec 1900, died 13 Oct 1980, and in a separate shot Christopher Edmund Barraclough died 1st Jan 1991 aged 44 years. Frank Barraclough died Jan 16th 1941 aged 72 years and also of Ruth his wife who died May 13th 1950 aged 82 years and of Jo?Anne their dearly loved daughter... rest is buried and unreadable. Herbert Barraclough died Jan 1st 1942 aged 48 years also Evelyn a dear wife and mother who died Sept 1st 1982 aged 86 years. Annie wife of Alfred Barraclough who died Dec 2nd 1943 aged 71 years also of the above Alfred who died Oct 11th 1952 aged 81 years also Charlie son of the above and dearly loved husband of Louisa Barraclough who died May 29th 1954 aged 55 years also Florie dearly loved wife of Joseph Wood daughter of Alfred and Annie Barraclough and sister of Charlie who died Nov 9th 1950 aged 67 years -- also on side stone, Maurice Barraclough the dearly loved husband of Helen died June 9th 1981 aged 74 years Helliwell Barraclough 1888-1936 also Rhoda wife of the above 1875-1975 both sadly missed. Shepherd Barraclough who died Oct 12th 1948 aged 83 years also Mary Hannah wife of the above who died Feb 4th 1951 aged 86 years. Regards, John Berry

Six months ago, Rootsweb created a lot of GC (GenConnect) boards, including the BARRACLOUGH GenConnect boards, which Kim has adopted because she ran the mailing list. Due to being busy, not understanding how the GC boards worked, and lacking a FAQ, etc, etc, etc, nothing was done to publicise them until now. The GC boards don't replace mailing lists, they complement them, and all subscribers should be familiar with both. Below is a short FAQ on GC boards. Rootsweb semi-official draft FAQ can be found on the BARRACLOUGH mailing list support site at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/ Good luck with them Peter Lakeman One of Kim's not-so-little elves. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ GenConnect Boards are an automated query management and document archiving system. At present there are boards for posting Queries, Bible Records, Biographies, Deeds, Obituaries, Pensions, and Wills. 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Hi Everyone, This is the burials at St. Marks Lowmoor, LDS film # 1849454. All surname spellings BARRACLOUGH Again thank's to Mary GIVEN NAME RESIDENCE DATE AGE John Wyke 2 May 1859 25 Charles St.Marks 10 June 1859 5wks Sophia Wyke 14 Jan 1861 2 Jonathon Wyke 21 Sept 1864 46 George William Lowmoor 23 Jun 1868 Infant James New Road Side, Wyke 19 Mar 1870 13 Mary Elizabeth New Road Side, Wyke 20 Aug 1872 Infant Ellen New Road Side, Wyke 29 Sept 1873 5mths Hannah New Road Side, Wyke 13 May 1877 17mths Mary Elizabeth Storr Lane Hill, Wyke 13 Jun 1877 3 Lavinia Bradford 17 May 1887 27 Albert Wyke 30 Nov 1891 6mths Edwin Bradford 9 Feb 1892 56 Amelia Carr Lane 21 Oct 1893 19hrs Maria Lowmoor 7 Mar 1896 47 Thornton Carr Lane 30 Jul 1896 12 Sarah Ann Lowmoor 8 Aug 1897 7 Susannah Lowmoor 11 Apr 1897 5 Ida Moor Top, Lowmoor 21 Mar 1899 3mths Evaline Moor Top, Lowmoor 28 Sept 1899 23 Annis 10 Victoria Lane, Wyke 20 Jan 1902 3 Sarah Ann 71 Storr Hill 12 Feb 1902 61 Arthur Hill Top, Lowmoor 29 Mar 1902 23mths William Hill Top, Lowmoor 27 Oct 1906 8 Henry Netherfield House, Lowmoor 28 Dec 1907 64 Agnes 21 Gray ST, Lowmoor 6 Apr 1910 17 Lily 25 Storr Hill 6 Dec 1913 2 Mary Stenby St ? 24 Apr 1914 10mths Thomas Coroners Verdict, 40 Carr Lane 15 Aug 1918 73 Nellie 22 Butcher St, Wyke 6 Dec 1921 5 Walter 29 King Street, Morley Carr 31 Aug 1922 26 Herbert 80 Otley Rd, Bradford 3 Oct 1924 68 Sophia Royal Infirmary, 2 Sandford St, 20 Dec 1924 63 Mary Ann ? Buildings, Lowmoor 6 May 1925 77 Henry Brook 1 Salin ? St, 9 Jun 1926 68 Harold Mill St, 24 Apr 1927 46 William 19 Res? Green Rd, Oswoldtwistle 8 Jun 1927 85 Albert 16 ? Row Lowmoor 24 Dec 1929 65 Mary 4 Bell St, Wyke 16 Jun 1930 64 Orlando St. Lukes Hospital, 4 Bell St, Wyke 22 Apr 1931 68 Joe Royal Infirmary, Pyrah St, Wyke 2 Dec 1933 67 Fred 356 Huddersfield Rd, 19 Feb 1938 64 Sarah Ann 1 Crown St, Cleckheaton 12 Oct 1938 74 Joseph St. Lukes Hospital 14 Mar 1939 68 Mary Ellen 531 Huddersfield Rd 17 Jun 1939 73 James 11 Wilson Fold, Lowmoor 5 Oct 1939 61 -- Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD

Hi Everyone, Another new transcript from our Mary Mallison, thanks Mary St. Mark's Lowmoor, LDS film number 1849454 2nd Apr 1877 John Barraclough, 26 years, batchelor, Mechanic, Moorside Lowmoor Father - William Barraclough, Farmer MaryAnn Atack, 26 years, spinster, Schoolmistress, HillTop Lowmoor Father - Benjamin Atack Witness Mary Barraclough - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Dec 1877 Henry Brook Barraclough, 20 years, Batchelor, Raw Nook Lowmoor Father - Thomas Barraclough, Blacksmith Alice Ann Platts, 22 years, Spinster Weaver, Raw Nook Lowmoor Father - John Platts, Iron Stone Miner - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15 Sept 1880 Herbert Barraclough, 24 years, Batchelor, Merchant, St. Marks Parish Lowmoor Father - William Barraclough, Farmer Lavinia tennant, 20 years, Spinster Schoolmistress, St. Marks Parish Lowmoor Father - James Tennant, Contractor - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1886 Orlando Barraclough, 24 years, Batchlor, Worker in dye works, Carr Lne Father - Joseph Greenhough, Hammerman Mary Tommis, 21 years, Spinster Weaver, Morley Carr Father - John Tommis, Puddler - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 Jan 1898 Titus Ashworth, 22 years, Batchelor, Coalminer, Shelf Father - John Ashworth, Stone Mason Emma Barraclough, 20 years, Spinster, Lowmoor Father - Abraham Barraclough - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Oct 1898 Walter Barraclough, 21 years, Batchelor, Clerk, Lowmoor Father - Troy or Gay? Greenwood Barraclough, Gentleman Evaline Tommes, 22 years, Spinster, Lowmoor Father - John Tommes, Forgeman Witness's - Willie Thurlwell & Ellen Thurwell - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 29 Jul 1899 Evans Bailey, 25 years, Batchlor, Furnace Man, Morley Carr Father - Edward Bailey, Furnace Man Mary Barraclough, 23 years, Spinster, Hanson Fold Wyke Father - Walter Barraclough, Deceased - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Jun 1901 James Barraclough, 23 years, Batchelor, Dyers ?, Wyke Father - Thomas Walter Barraclough, Collier, Deceased Sarah Riley, 20 years, Spinster, Lowmoor - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 Dec 1901 Willie Barraclough, 21, Batchelor, Woolsorter, Laisterdyke Father - Joseph Barraclough, Master Painter Margaret Hannah Wood, 21 years, Spinster, Lowmoor Father - Benjamin Wood, Dyer - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Aug 1903 Walter Dalby, 24 years, Batchelor, Labourer, Carr Lne Lowmoor FAther - Joseph Dalby, Puddler Ethel Barraclough, 22 years, Spinster, Wyke Father - Alfred Barraclough, Labourer - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Aug 1905 Wright Fenton Smith, 22 years, Batchelor, Dyer, Lowmoor Father - John Fenton Smith, Dyer Annie Barraclough, Spinster, 21 years, Lowmoor Father - Abraham Barraclough, Gas Labourer - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 Aug 1906 Harry Benn, 26 years, Batchelor, Forgeman, 51 Long Wallside Father - Ellis Benn, Forgeman Martha Barraclough, 25 years, Spinster, Carr Lne Father - Abraham Barraclough, Deceased - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31 Aug 1908 William Barraclough, Batchelor, Gentleman, Bankfoot Father - Harry Barraclough, Deceased Mary Elizabeth Dalby, 21 years, Spinster, Lowmoor FAther - Edwin Dalby, Farmer - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29 Jan 1910 George Barraclough, 24 years, Batchelor, Miner, Oakenshaw Father - Charles Barraclough Ludy Widdop, 22 years, Spinster, Lowmoor Father - Joseph Widdop - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 Dec 1920 Herbert Holdsworth, 27 years, Batchelor, Labourer, Bramley St Father - Lever Holdworth, Deceased Annie Barraclough, 25 years, Spinster, Lowmoor Father - Alfred Barraclough, Labourer - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 Mar 1921 Ernest Barraclough, 33, Batchelor, Lowmoor Father - Orlando Barraclough, Dyers Labourer Liley Riley, 34 years, Widow, Lowmoor Father - Joseph Foulds, Deceased - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD

Hi Everyone, Here is the final of the Wesleyan Methodist Parish of Wibsey - North Bierley - Burials LDS film # 1657402 1901-1935 All spelling BARRACLOUGH PLOT # GIVEN NAME RESIDENCE DATE AGE COMMENTS 30G Paul 40 School St, Low Moor 24 Nov 81 Uncle of Abraham 1906 42J Clara 3 Eton Grove, Barnes 21 Aug 24 daughter of Aquilla 1906 12? Henry 11 Chapel St, Wibsey 2 Jan ? father of Aquilla 1907 1H Elizabeth 46 Haycliffe St, 6 Feb 69 Horton 1907 44R Edmund 2 Victoria Park, 27 May 55 father of Shipley 1907 W.H.Barraclough 12B Albert 204 High St, Wibsey 27 Apr 50 1908 8N Sarah 7 Croft House 6 Mar 60 mother of Olive Rd,Wibsey 1909 42R Isabella 22 High St, Wibsey 14 Apr wife of Ramoth 1911 11T John 27 Chapel St, Wibsey 18 Feb 70 daughter of Mary Ann 1909 ? 10S Selina Tunnicliff, Odsal 27 Jul mother of Harry 1911 26D Smith 7 Chellow St, Bankfoot 5 Aug 70 son of Ephraim 1911 51G Thomas 8 Holroyd Hill 3 Aug 34 son of A. 1912 Barraclough 5D Martha 25 North Road 28 Aug 64 wife of Sharp 1914 50C Thornton 89 Park Ave, Wibsey 12 Oct 64 husband of Isabella 1914 21 42R Joseph 28 Horsley St, June 58 husband of Emma 1915 15 42R Ramoth 232 High St July 65 brother of Sharp 1916 2C 16 Nov father of Elizabeth in D Ephraim Holyroyd Hill, Wibsey 1918 Ann Barraclough 3F Admiral 8 Coll Place 2 May 73 father of Colonel 1919 39K John Seth Bank House, Wibsey 10 Nov 57 husband of Ruth 1919 5D Sharp 6 Horsley St, Wibsey 10 Dec 75 father of Harry 1921 Mary Ellen St.Lukes 7 Apr 53 wife of Barraclough Hospital,Bradford 1921 13N Thomas Raw Nook, Low Moor 4 Jun 73 1923 52F Aquilla Warburton Place,39 24 Apr 69 husband of Mary Holroyd Hill 1924 42R Emma 28 Horsley St, 16 Oct 68 mother of Edwin 1926 6Y Jesse 86 Holyroyd Hill 31 Dec 73 husband of Mary 1928 50K Sarah 19 Apr 70 wife of Squire 1932 30C Alice High Royd, Menston 16 Feb 56 wife of George Henry 1933 39Q Edwin 97 Orchard Ave, 13 Nov 51 Blackpool 1933 50K Squire St.Lukes 13 Jan 71 Hospital,Bradford 1934 42I 16 Mar mother of John or J Mary 47 Tennyson Rd, Wibsey 1934 78 Arthur 6T Mary 2 Hardy St, Wibsey 20 Mar 77 1934 13N Mary 11 Tong Rd 22 Mar 82 1934 42J Ellen Mary 97 Tennyson Rd 5 Feb 39 wife of John Arthur 1935 Thanks for Mary Mallison for this wonderful transcript. -- Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD

Hi Sue, On behalf of everyone on the list, I would like you to pass onto your dad our very best wishes and hope he is feeling better soon. Trust you to check to see if there are any Barraclough's in China :-) But it is worth checking, you just never know when they are going to turn up :-) There is no need for apologies, family always come first, before genealogy. So just take good care of your dad. His quick recovery will be in our payers. Talk Soon Kim and the rest of the Barraclough newsgroup

I'm now a North Carolinian, via Canada. Never heard the name here. No one I've met has heard it either. Never have heard of anyone pronouncing it "clow" [rhyming with cow] or "cloe" [as in snow] or even "cloche" (sounds like loch Ness?). Mine has always been "cluff"... direct from Low Moor, Bradford, Yorkshire, so it's really pronounced "cloof" where "oo" is not "oooo" but is shorter sounding. Lu Mullaney -----Original Message----- From: Ted Barraclough [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, October 01, 1999 3:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BARRACLOUGH-L] Pronounciation Connecticut Yankees ryme it with slow. Actually "ooow" like it hurts. I never knew any different until I heard Alec Guinnes in one of the John LeCarre spy movies. Ted Barraclough ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== -

Connecticut Yankees ryme it with slow. Actually "ooow" like it hurts. I never knew any different until I heard Alec Guinnes in one of the John LeCarre spy movies. Ted Barraclough ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Hi Everyone: We had a wonderful three weeks in China and I will confirm beyond a doubt that there is not one Barraclough ancestor from China!! With apologies to everyone, especially Kim, I hope to be in touch soon. Right now my Dad who is 85 is not well and I am spending my time at the hospital with him. In the meantime, I am downloading every Barraclough page and will get back into the swing of things soon. With best wishes, Susan Eddy, Cobourg, Ontario, Canada

To Jeannette and Ted Keal, I have the great please Jeannette in announcing to you that indeed you do have a Barraclough cousin that is a subscriber of our group. Ted joined out group earlier this year, and I am sure he would be only to willing to share what additional information he has on your mutual ancestors. I just love it when we can join distant cousin. Ted could you please email Jeannette and introduce your self and show her where you ancestores come into the picture. What a great start to a day :-)) Anyone would think I had just found a new distant cousin, I am so excited :-)) -- Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD

About pronouncing Barraclough, Linda wrote: > But there is annecdotal evidence from the 1880s of mine striding down the streets of Wilcannia, in outback New South Wales (Australia), correcting people, and insisting the pronunciation was of the "rhyme with slow" type. And we still use that pronunciation here. :) That is exciting to me as well, since my gg grandfather was born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, so the pronunciation would possibly have come with him. And some of his descendants just decided to change it? The name is used over and over, as a first or middle name, among descendants here in Canada, and we all say it the same way. However, a third cousin who grew up in England, and has it for a last name, insists its "cluff". By the way, my ggg grandfather was Joshua Barraclough, b. about 1778 (presumably in Yorkshire), married to Elizabeth Horner 25 Jun 1798, in Harewood, Yorkshire. I hope someone connects with us somewhere! Jeannette Claridge Nelson, B.C.

At 08:20 29-09-99 -0700, Jeanette wrote: <snip> It was fun to tease the ones who want >to pronounce it "barracluff" when our parents always used a >pronunciation that rhymed with slow. > Oooooooooooooooh. I just got really excited! Mine are Yorkshire Barracloughs, like most. But there is annecdotal evidence from the 1880s of mine striding down the streets of Wilcannia, in outback New South Wales (Australia), correcting people, and insisting the pronunciation was of the "rhyme with slow" type. And we still use that pronunciation here. :) Linda Barraclough Briagolong, Victoria, Australia List Owner: BARRACLOUGH-L email: [email protected] http://www.netspace.net.au/~kapana/index.html A descendant of James Barraclough, m.1825 at Bradford to Hannah Carter

Hi I've been busy with a family gathering of descendants of my great grandmother, Mary Ann Barraclough. She married George Glover in Barton on Humber, Lincolnshire, England on 7 June 1860. Then in 1882, they sailed for Canada with 9 of their 10 children. Recently there were 170 of their descendants together in one place for a few hours and it was quite thrilling. Her parents were James Barraclough and Mary Ann Hollingsworth.Their marriage details are: Entry No. 270 St. Peter's Barton - James of Barton to Mary Ann HOLLINGSWORTH of Barton married 24 October, 1833. Wits: James SWATTED? + Ann FENICK? + Caroline ??? Listed below is the family of James and Mary Ann (nee HOLLINGSWORTH) BARRACLOUGH: 1076 James Henry Sailor 14 Sep 1834 StM 1140 Elizabeth Hollingsworth Sailor 18 Dec 1835 StM 1223 William Publican 20 Jun 1837 StM 1336 John Sailor 07 Jun 1839 StM 1395 Mary Ann Sailor 23 Jun 1841 StP 1457 Joseph Sailor 21 Feb 1842 StP 83 Hannah Mariner 08 May 1846 StM 164 Benjamin Waterman 21 Dec 1847 StM These are only some of their family. A cousin in Papua New Guinea has sent me over 200 names of the descendants of James Barraclough, plus his Will. It was a wonderful thing to meet through a Lincolnshire Look-up contact. We also met two of his descendants at the family get-together who came from siblings of our great grandmother. It was fun to tease the ones who want to pronounce it "barracluff" when our parents always used a pronunciation that rhymed with slow. If anyone is interested in further details of this line of Barracloughs, let me know. Jeannette Claridge Nelson, B.C., Canada

Hi Steve, It's good to hear from you again, and we all look forward to any information that Beverly has for you. I am sure it will be a great asset to my Barraclough database. And here's hoping we can find a cousin or 2 for you from the group. -- Best Wishes Kim Pasquill Victoria-AUST Email: [email protected] Barraclough Surname Study: http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html ICQ Number: 30110913 Researching: Worldwide - BARRACLOUGH and variant's WRY - TAYLOR,BATEMAN,POLLARD Steve Everitt wrote: > Hi Kim, > Would dearly love to be noisy, but I still haven't got a hold of my Aunt > Beverly yet (I'm always behind schedule, just did a complete makeover of the > Boniface site), she's the BARRACLOUGH. I am looking forward to finding out > what she knows however because she did allude to the fact that an extensive > tree had been already done by a member of her family, which has roots in > England. I perceive this information may be very valuable to your group. So, > I am here, watching and listening and as soon as I get something, you can > rest assured I will pass it along to you for inclusion on your website etc. > Regards > Steve alias "The Kodger" > [email protected] > [email protected] > > Boniface Internet Group > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/steve/bonifaceindex.html > Dunkerton Internet Group > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/steve/dunkertonindex.html > > Main Entrance > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/steve/steveindex.html > Listowner, Boniface-L > Listowner. Dunkerton-L > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > -

Hi Kim, Would dearly love to be noisy, but I still haven't got a hold of my Aunt Beverly yet (I'm always behind schedule, just did a complete makeover of the Boniface site), she's the BARRACLOUGH. I am looking forward to finding out what she knows however because she did allude to the fact that an extensive tree had been already done by a member of her family, which has roots in England. I perceive this information may be very valuable to your group. So, I am here, watching and listening and as soon as I get something, you can rest assured I will pass it along to you for inclusion on your website etc. Regards Steve alias "The Kodger" [email protected] [email protected] Boniface Internet Group http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/steve/bonifaceindex.html Dunkerton Internet Group http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/steve/dunkertonindex.html Main Entrance http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surnamru/steve/steveindex.html Listowner, Boniface-L Listowner. Dunkerton-L