Hi Everyone, I have noticed that we have quiet a few newbies amongst us. And just wanted to invite them to please send an email to the group introducing yourselves. And giving us as much information you have on your Barraclough and variant ancestors as you have. We are always interested in hearing about other Barraclough and varient families from all over the world. And we will all give you as much help as you need. 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, Not to confuse everyone we have 2 L. Barraclough's, our list owner Linda Barraclough and Leslie Barraclough. It was Leslie who sent us the above entries and on behalf of everyone I would like to thank him so much for posting them to the list. -- 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 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 Lu, And welcome to our Barraclough group, I will forward the St. Pauls transcripts to you with in the next day. Did you find the Bradford ones in the Archives? if not I will forward those onto you as well. If we have any other newbies who want a copy of either transcript let me know and I will forward copies on to you as well. -- 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 Mullaney, Lu wrote: > Hi Kim, > I would like to see if my deceased grandfather is on record in 190*. > Could you please send me the list? > > Thanks. > Lu Mullaney, granddaughter of Arthur Barraclough, Low Moor, Bradford.

Hi List, I have sent this to Eric. Thought I would just tell you all, because everyone is so helpful I would hate to think of Eric getting about thirty copies. :) Cheers Linda Barraclough Briagolong, Victoria, Australia Listowner: BARRACLOUGH-L e-mail: [email protected] A descendant of James Barraclough m Hannah Carter 1825 at Bradford. ============================================ At 04:40 PM 16/09/99 EDT, you wrote: >I thought I saw Digest 99 #74 when I opened my e-mail today. If I did I must >have erased it as I don't have it now. >If this is the case can SKS forward it to me again >Thanks >Eric

Can anyone point me in the right direction to obtain the list Kim sent out in April 1999 regarding transcriptions from 1813. Is there an archive that can be searched? Thanks, Lu Mullaney (Granddaughter of Arthur Barraclough, Low Moor, Bradford) Raleigh, North Carolina, USA -----Original Message----- From: L. Barraclough [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 10:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [BARRACLOUGH-L] [Fwd: Failed mail] Dear All, Here is my fial list, the 8th. of BAPTISMS, CHRISTENINGS etc at the Bradford Parish Church form 1808 to 1813 taken from LDS 0990533. For transcriptions from 1813 see the lists by Kim which were sent out April 1999. Feb. 5th 1808 Ann daughter of Lonas (labourer) of Bowling Apr. 8th 1808 James son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Aug. 8th 1808 Harriott daughter of Zachariah (clothier) of Eccleshill Sep. 4th 1808 Samuel son of William (weaver) of Wibsey Sep.14th 1808 Mary Hillas daughter of Abraham of Bowling Nov.6th 1808 Hannah " " Joseph (miner) of Wibsey Dec.4th 1808 Elizabeth " " John (farmer) of Wibsey Dec.9th 1808 Hannah " " Francis (miner) of Wibsey Jan.22nd 1809 Samuel son of Abraham (labourer) of Wibsey Feb.24th 1809 Hannah Barraclough daughter of Daniel Smith (cordwainer) of Wibsey Oct.15th 1809 Maria daughter of John (soldier) Mar.26th 1809 Thomas son of Joseph (miner) of Wibsey Apr 2nd 1809 William " " Thomas Beckham (weaver) of Bolton May 21st 1809 Mary daughter of John (moulder) of Wibsey July 12th 1809 John son of James (husbandman) of Bolton [email protected]==_-- --------------125A005BDE96A0887F9A4D9D-- ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== -

Hello fellow Barraclough's, I'm Adrienne Louise Mullaney, born 1962 in Ontario, Canada, daughter of Peter Mullaney (b. 1938)and Florence Ann Mullaney(b. 1939). My mother is the daughter of Arthur Barraclough (died 1988), of Low Moor, Bradford. My father is also from Bradford. Arthur had one daughter from his first marriage, now Mary Emmett, and a son, Peter, and my mother from his second. I just spent 3 hours looking for an old letter my Granddad had written to my mother responding to her request for the "family tree". He jokes that he's given her the tree and all the leaves as well (the dirt and all). Summary of what my Granddad wrote: Arthur Barraclough, son of Dan Barraclough (5/8/1858-7/8/1928) and Lucy May Sugden (2/28/1863-2/1/1933). Dan Barraclough was the last child born to John Barraclough (Wibsey 1826 - Low Moor 1897) and Sarah (maiden name not known, died giving birth to Dan). Dan then married Sarah's sister Harriet (Buttershaw 1830 - 15 Moor Top Rd., Low Moor 1905) who was both Aunt and Stepmother to Dan and his siblings. I'm fairly certain that Arthur's siblings were Martha, Harry, Joseph and Sarah. Arthur was the youngest and all are now deceased. I hope this information is of interest to someone on the list and if anyone has any more information or questions I'd be most interested. TIA, Lu Mullaney Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

I thought I saw Digest 99 #74 when I opened my e-mail today. If I did I must have erased it as I don't have it now. If this is the case can SKS forward it to me again Thanks Eric

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 ==== >- > > >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------125A005BDE96A0887F9A4D9D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------125A005BDE96A0887F9A4D9D Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from [207.30.184.47] by ntmail.okeechobee.com (NTMail 4.20.0009/NY2105.00.b0587233) with ESMTP id oavqqaaa for <[email protected]>; Tue, 14 Sep 1999 13:20:38 -0400 Received: from ntmail.okeechobee.com by ntmail.okeechobee.com at Tue, 14 Sep 1999 13:18:30 -0400 From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: Failed mail Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 13:18:30 -0400 Message-Id: <[email protected]> X-Mailer: NTMail v4.20.0009 Return-Path: <> Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="[email protected]==_" This is a MIME-encapsulated message [email protected]==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Could not resolve the address "rootswb.com" Please check you have entered the email address correctly. [email protected]==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline The message headers and first 50 lines of message body follow: [email protected]==_ Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline; filename="bwuqqaaa.mbx" Received: from [207.100.237.12] by ntmail.okeechobee.com (NTMail 4.20.0009/NY2105.00.b0587233) with ESMTP id bwuqqaaa for <[email protected]>; Tue, 14 Sep 1999 13:18:27 -0400 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 13:17:04 -0700 From: "L. Barraclough" <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.08 [en] (Win95; U; 16bit) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: [email protected] Subject: BAPTISMS from 1808 to 1813 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear All, Here is my fial list, the 8th. of BAPTISMS, CHRISTENINGS etc at the Bradford Parish Church form 1808 to 1813 taken from LDS 0990533. For transcriptions from 1813 see the lists by Kim which were sent out April 1999. Feb. 5th 1808 Ann daughter of Lonas (labourer) of Bowling Apr. 8th 1808 James son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Aug. 8th 1808 Harriott daughter of Zachariah (clothier) of Eccleshill Sep. 4th 1808 Samuel son of William (weaver) of Wibsey Sep.14th 1808 Mary Hillas daughter of Abraham of Bowling Nov.6th 1808 Hannah " " Joseph (miner) of Wibsey Dec.4th 1808 Elizabeth " " John (farmer) of Wibsey Dec.9th 1808 Hannah " " Francis (miner) of Wibsey Jan.22nd 1809 Samuel son of Abraham (labourer) of Wibsey Feb.24th 1809 Hannah Barraclough daughter of Daniel Smith (cordwainer) of Wibsey Oct.15th 1809 Maria daughter of John (soldier) Mar.26th 1809 Thomas son of Joseph (miner) of Wibsey Apr 2nd 1809 William " " Thomas Beckham (weaver) of Bolton May 21st 1809 Mary daughter of John (moulder) of Wibsey July 12th 1809 John son of James (husbandman) of Bolton [email protected]==_-- --------------125A005BDE96A0887F9A4D9D--

Linda, I understand, believe it or not, that where a birth/marriage/death took place had more to do with how much the fees were - the expensive events took place at the cathedral (then the parish church). The vicar of Bradford had to give his permission for any birth/marriage/burial to take place in one of the chapelries, and he kept the weddings to himself - hence most weddings take place at the parish church and baptisms/burials are performed locally. The most famous vicar for this practice of keeping the money at the centre was Henry Heap. [All this from memory out of a book on the Bronte family.] 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.

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. Dec.4th 1804 Samuel son of Zaccheus Barraclough of Eccleshill May 16th 1807 Ann wife of John (husbandman) Mar.13th 1807 Sarah daughter of Andrew (clothier) of Eccleshill Apr.14th 1807 Susannah daughter of John (farmer) of Bolton Apr. 15th 1807 Betty wife of John (weaver) of Gt.Horton Aug. 1st 1807 Betty wife of James. of Bolton Feb.15th 1809 Sarah wife of Benjamin (farmer) of Eccleshill May 18th 1809 Benjamin son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Feb.10th 1811 Joseph Barraclough (labourer) of Bowling) Aug. 18th 1811 William son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Feb.12th 1812 Judith a widow of Bowling Apr. 11th 1812 Henry wife of James (clothier) of Eccleshill

Dear All, This is the final MARRIAGE list (the 7th) extracted from LDS 0990533 concerning Bradford Parish Church. These are from 1808 to 1813. The later extracts on 0990534 were committed to E mail by Kim in April 1999. Apr.20th 1808 John Illingworth (miner) married Hannah Barraclough Both of this Parish Nov.7th 1808 Joseph Narraclough (Blacksmith) married Esther Scott " Dec 13th 1808 John Barraclough (miner) " Mary West " June 19th 1809 Samuel Wilkinson (miner) " Hannah Barraclough " Sep. 17th 1809 Michael Taylor (plasterer) " Elizabeth Barraclough " Dec. 3rd 1809 James Barraclough ( miner) " Betty Kellett " Dec.11th 1809 James Barraclough (weaver) " Sarah Myers " Dec 27th 1809 Thomas Wetherald (slaymaker) " Sarah Barraclough " Feb.25th 1810 John Woodhead (weaver) " Martha Barraclough " Feb.25th 1810 John Wilkinson (miner) " Nancy Barraclough " June 17th 1810 James Barraclough (weaver) " Mary Ellison " Sep.11th 1810 William Cawthra (miner) " Tania Barraclough " Dec 26th 1810 John Wood (cordwainer) " Sarah Barraclough " Jan.6th 1811 Benjamin Barraclough (labourer) " Hannah (no name given) " Feb.24th 1811 John Wright (weaver) " Susannah Barraclough " Feb 25th 1811 Jonas Barraclough (miner) " Nancy Crabtree " April 7th 1811 Eli Grey (delver) " Mary Barraclough " April 14th 1811 William Shaw Taylor ( ?) " Martha Barraclough " April 15th 1811 Francis Barraclough (miner) " Martha Ashworth " April 15th 1811 John Thornton (cordwainer) " Mary Barraclough " June 19th 1811 Henry Barraclough " Mary Hodgson " Aug.18th 1811 Joseph Barraclough (weaver) " Grace Swain " Sep.29th 1811 Joseph Barraclough (labourer) " Mary Jowett " Oct.6th 1811 Jonas Barraclough (miner) " Alice Armondroyd " Dec.31st 1811 James Barraclough (clothier} " Elizabeth Child " Jan.12th 1812 John Boys (weaver) " Hannah Barraclough " Feb. 5th 1812 Thomas Broadley (yeoman) " Mary Barraclough " Mar.26th 1812 William Barraclough (weaver) " Susannah Taylor " Mar.29th 1812 Jonathon Barraclough (labourer) " Mary Kellett Mar.30th 1812 Joseph Barraclough (miner) " Martha Kellett " Oct.6th 1812 William Smith (moulder) " Sarah Barraclough " Nov.2nd 1812 Joseph Walker (miner) " Elizabeth Barraclough " Nov 8th 1812 William Barraclough (miner) " Elizabeth Barraclough "

Hi Everyone, Mary Mallison has been busy again, transcribing another wonderful transcript, thanks Mary. Buriels - Wesleyan Methodists Parish of Wibsey North Bierley, LDS film # 1657402 1844-1899 All spelling BARRACLOUGH PLOT # GIVEN NAMES RESIDENCE DATE AGE COMMENTS 16E Rose Wibsey 7 July 11mths 1844 19A John Lowmoor Top 12 Oct 3mths 1845 49H John Slack Bottom 9 Oct 10wks 1846 16E Stella Wibsey 1 Nov 8mths 1850 19B Mary Ann Brown Royd Hill 7 Feb 17mths 1852 ? Victoria Wibsey 24 Apr 28hrs 1853 49H Martha Slack Bottom 7 Nov 2mths 1854 3wks 7N William Wibsey 12 Dec 2hrs 1859 8H John Wibsey 31 Jan 13 days 1858 49M Pricilla Slack Bottom 14 Feb 19wks 1858 49H Aquilla Slack Bottom 24 Aug 10mths 1858 2C Ruth Wibsey 21 dec 5mths 1858 16E Nathan Wibsey 6 Aug 2days 1859 44H Mary Horton 8 Jan 54 1860 4H Emmerley Wibsey 20 Dec 2 1860 4O Angelina Wibsey 24 Mar 11mths 1861 19B Wesley Wibsey 27 Apr 6mths 1861 31B Hannah Farnely 16 Jul 5mths 1862 16E? Mary Sharp Wibsey 7 Dec 5 1862 44G Jonathon Wibsey 29 Apr 66 1863 36 or 30 Sep 38A William Brown Royd Hill 1863 65 h of Mary 8N Abraham Wibsey 26 Jun 25 s of William 1864 30G Sarah Wibsey 11 Oct 48 w of Jonas 1866 6D Richard Cob Beck 28 Nov 8mths s? of Hannah 1866 44M Richard Aycliffe Hill 14 Mar ? h of Ann 1869 4M Julia Wibsey ? Sep 18 d of Francis 1869 30G Jonas Slackside 18 Sep ? h of Elizabeth 1869 ? Noah Brown Royd Hill 25 Nov 9mths s of Richard & 1869 Elizabeth 30G Sutcliffe Wibsey 21 Jan ? s of Jonas & 1870 Elizabeth 4H Alfred Little Horton 8 Dec Infant s of Sargent & 1870 Bertha 45B Mary Wibsey 21 Nov ? w of Henry 1871 ? Mary Ragland 16 Jun 68 w of William St,Leeds 1872 ? Mary Ann Low Moor 30 Aug 19 d of Paul 1873 22H Ruth Colbeck, Odsal 26 Jul 61 d of Richard & 1873 Hannah 6D Richard Odsal 22 Jul 52 h of Hannah 1874 3D Sargent Slack Bottom 10 Aug 26 s of Frank 1874 13N Annice Raw Nook 16 Mar 1 d of Thomas & 1875 Mary 50C Charles Wibsey 4 Apr 11 mths s of Thornton & Edward 1876 Isabella 2H Adam Brown Royd Hill 18 Nov 14 s of Richard 1876 3F Charles Wibsey 16 Dec 1 s of Admiral & 1876 Ruth 49A Rhoda Wibsey 19 Jan 11mths d of Edmund & Elizabeth 1878 Alice Ann 30G Elizabeth Windmill 24 Apr 53 Hill,Wibsey 1878 46 G Alice Ann Carr Top 25 Mar 5mths d of Joseph & 1879 Emma 26F William Leeds 8 Sep 77 f of Francis 1880 19C Annie Wibsey 21 May 3mths d of Ephraim & 1881 Elizabeth d of William ? Emily White Lne 5 Jul Infant Crowther & Emma 1881 2days Barraclough 40L Nancy Aycliffe Hill 1 Feb 89 w of Benjamin 1882 4H John Wibsey 4 Mar 6hrs s of Sargent & 1882 Tabitha 4H Francis Wibsey 21 Mar 18days s of Sargent & 1882 Tabitha ? Infant 5 Apr 6mths s of a 1882 Barraclough 49A Horace Wibsey 5 May 4wks s of Edmund & 1882 Alice Ann 38A Mary Little Horton 26 apr 85 w of William 1883 3F Harry Wibsey 26 Apr 2 s of Admiral & 1883 Ruth ? ? Wibsey 26 Apr 10mths s of Admiral & 1883 Ruth 10S Smith 27 Oct 43 h of Selina 1884 Cutting 17E Peter Manchester Road 20 Nov 64 h of Hannah 1884 49H or 12 Aug K Squire Slack Wibsey 1885 62 Infant 24 Feb d of Admiral & Grave Isabella WIbsey 1886 7mths Ruth 30C Elizabeth Low Moor 14 Oct 61 w of Paul 1886 19C Ernest Wibsey 15 Mar 9mths s of Ephraim & 1887 Elizabeth 3F Willie Wibsey 18 Jul 2 s of Admiral & 1887 Ruth ? Isaac Wibsey 27 Sep ? h of Elisa 1887 2H Florence Wibsey 30 Nov 1mth d of Colonel & 1889 Elizabeth 7Q Ada Wibsey 8 Mar 1mth d of Ephraim 1890 38A Hartwell Little Horton 15 Dec 14mths s of Abraham 1890 Lincoln ? Harry Low Moor 1 Apr 11mths s of Thomas & 1891 Mary ? John Wibsey 13 Oct 5days s of William & 1891 Elizabeth 49M Annie St. Helena Road 29 Feb 21 d of Squire Elizabeth 1892 11J? Betsey Wibsey 25 Feb 45 or w of John 1893 58 14A Stanley Wibsey 13 Feb 16 s of Edmund & Herbert 1895 Alice Ann 4R Sarah Wibsey 16 Feb 81 w of Barraclough 1899 6D Hannah Bowling Old 22 Aug 70 w of Richard Lane 1895 88A Janet 23 Desey St, 11 Feb 2mths d of Hartwell & Little Horton 1896 Henrietta 3H Bethia Horton 15 Aug 45 w of Sargent 1897 26D Elizabeth Bradhough 4 Dec 51 or w of Ephraim Terrace, Wibsey 1897 81 s of William 10S Herbert Baxandall 12 Feb 3mths Crowther & Emma Street 1898 Barraclough 1H Richard Back Lane, 21 Jan 61 h of Elizabeth Wibsey 1899 -- 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

Dear All, This is the 6th list of MARRIAGES from Bradford Parish Church records transcribed from LDS film 0990533 for 1801 to 1807. Aug. 23rd 1801 William Watson to Mary Barraclough. Both of this Parish. July 12th 1802 Joseph Barraclough to Sarah Haley " ' " Aug. 8th 1802 William Swaine to Mary Barraclough " Dec. 21st 1802 Joseph Wilson to Martha Barraclough " Jan. 21st 1803 James Dawson to Naomi Barraclough " Mar. 22nd 1803 Abraham Barraclough to Elizabeth Oddy " Apr. 11th 1803 Isaac Tempest (coalminer) to Sally Barraclough " June 27th 1803 John Barraclough (miner) to Betty Barraclough " Oct. 3rd 1803 Edward Wigney (Parish of Halifax) to Martha Barraclough of this Parish April 23rd 1804 Thomas Thornton to Nancy Barraclough. Both of this Parish Aug. 5th 1804 John Barraclough to Elizabeth Naylor " Sep, 7th 1804 Joseph Booth to Sarah Barraclough " Nov. 10th 1804 John Barraclough (moulder) to Isabel Rhodes " Apr. 28th 1806 Joseph Barraclough (miner) to Nancy Scholefield " July 6th 1806 John Barraclough (comber) to Betty Eastwood " Aug. 19th 1806 Joseph Barraclough (butcher) to Betty Hartley " Sep. 8th 1806 John Wardman (miner) to Ruth Barraclough " Oct.19th 1806 William Barraclough (weaver) to Ann Tordoff " Oct. 4th 1807 James Bramley to Elizabeth Barraclough " Nov. 2nd 1807 Abraham Barraclough to Alice Martin

Dear All. Here is the 7th list of Christenings from Bradford Parish Church transcribed from LDS film 0990533. All surname spellings Barraclough. Mar. 28th 1802 Hannah daughter of Abraham (collier) of Wibsey June 17th 1802 Thomas son of John (slaymaker) of Pudsey June 17th 1802 Nancy daughter of Andrew (clothier) of Bolton Oct. 20th 1802 Judy " " Jonas (labourer) of Bowling Dec. 21st 1802 William son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Dec 25th 1802 Matty daughter of Jonas (weaver) of Gt.Horton Jan. 24th 1803 Sally " " Andrew of Eccleshill Jan 30th 1802 William son of John of Gt.Horton Mar.27th 1803 Samuel " " Joseph (weaver) of Wibsey May 31st 1803 Mary daughter of John (weaver) of Wibsey May 31st 1803 Thomas son of John (weaver) of Wibsey July 10th 1803 Martha daughter of Joseph (stuffmaker) of Wibsey Aug. 14th 1803 Naomi " " Abraham (labourer) of Wibsey Nov. 13th 1803 James son of John (husbandman) of Bolton Nov. 20th 1803 Betty daughter of Samuel (coalminer) of Wibsey Feb. 3rd 1804 William son of Francis ( coalminer) of Wibsey Mar. 23rd 1804 Benjamin son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Mar. 25th 1804 Sarah daughter of William (weaver) of Wibsey July 29th 1804 Betty " " Abraham (husbandman) of Wibsey Oct. 14th 1804 Betty " " Andrew (clothmaker) of Bolton Feb. 27th 1805 Frank son of Andrew (cordwainer) of Eccleshill Apr. 17th 1805 Betty daughter of Jonas (labourer) of Bowling Aug. 19th 1805 Benjamin son of William (weaver) of Wibsey Aug.19th 1805 Mary daughter of William of Wibsey Jan. 12th 1806 Patience " " William (weaver) of Gt.Horton May 16th 1806 Susannah " " John (husbandman) of Bolton Jin. 8th 1806 James son of William (weaver) of Wibsey July 27th 1806 Mary Barraclough dau.of John Kendal (cordwainer) of Baildon Aug. 8th 1806 George son of Joseph (weaver) of Bradford Aug. 17th 1806 Abraham son of Abraham (labourer) of Wibsey Oct. 26th 1806 Sarah daughter of John (moulder) of Wibsey Oct. 8th 1806 Betty " " John (weaver) of Gt.Horton Sept 28th 1806 Nancy " " Joseph (weaver) of Wibsey Dec.25th 1806 Mary " " Jonas (weaver) of Wibsey April 7th 1807 Mary Ann " " Joseph (miner) of Wibsey May 17th 1807 Frances " " Joseph (miner) of Wibsey June 18th 1807 Sally " " Benjamin (miner) of Wibsey Nov.24th 1807 Molly " " William (weaver) of Gt.Horton

Hi Ted, Apparently the woollen industry, when it experienced a slump, was propped up somewhat by the government of the time. Everyone who died was to be wrapped & buried in a woollen to promote the use of this material. Regards Kodger -----Original Message----- From: Ted Barraclough <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, September 13, 1999 5:32 AM Subject: [BARRACLOUGH-L] Burials in 1678 >Does anyone know why the burial records, Wibsey Low Moor, have the >notation, "wraped in woolen by recent order of parlament"? Ted >Barraclough > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com > > >==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== >-

Hello Barraclough Researchers My GG Grandfather is a Edwin Barraclough Hanson, born Nov. 20, 1856, Little Horton Lane, Horton, W.Yorkshire. His mother was Celina (sometimes found as Selina) Barraclough who was married to a Joseph Hanson. The Barraclough/Hanson trail of my family history is one of the most interesting. The Barraclough name in this almost unknown in this area. However, as a mid 19th C. census shows, both names were very common in the Bradford area. The 1850's Census shows that in the streets adjacent to Little Horton Lane, there were 14 Barraclough households and 9 of Hanson's. Almost all of the occupations listed are related to the woolen mills such as: Worsted Weaver, Warp Dresser, Worsted Handloom Weaver, and Mechanic Wool Comber. Mirfield just south of Bradford, is the location of the Bankfield Mills, were the Chairman is listed as a Richard Barraclough. It is an interesting connection to the professions of the past. The only information for the Barraclough side of my family is the Marriage of Joseph Hanson and Selina Barraclough, Bradford Yorkshire, December 1854 (no church mentioned). Although an search of the LDS sight turned up a Selina Barraclough born 1933 in Horton - something I will have to follow up. Tim Hanson

Does anyone know why the burial records, Wibsey Low Moor, have the notation, "wraped in woolen by recent order of parlament"? Ted Barraclough __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Hi Everyone, Below is another wonderful transcript from Mary Mallison. Burials - Lowmoor Wesleyan Methodists, LDS film # 1239232 Mary has told me that this film was very bad to read especially the grave numbers, but I think she has done a fabulous job anyway. Thanks Mary SURNAME GIVEN NAME AGE DATE RESIDENCE PLOT # Barraclough Frithrids 4 ? Low Moor 18T Barraclough Betty 30 4 Oct Colliery Row, 18T? 1843 Low Moor Barraclough Joseph 44 or Jan 1845 Low Moor 2E 64 Barraclough ? ? 31 May Low Moor ? 1848 Barraclough John 63 1 Aug ? 17T 1851 Barraclough Thomas 23 14 Nov Hill Top ? 1849 Barraclough William 61 8 Sep Low Moor 23P 1878 Barraclough John 3 10 Jan ? 20S 1850 Barraclough William 2y 5m 15 Dec Hill Top, Low 20G 1852 Moor Barraclough Betty 2y 8m 18 Jan Hill Top, Low 18S 1854 Moor Barraclough John 2 16 Nov Low Moor 22S 1855 Barraclough Joseph 31 4 May Low Moor ? 1856 Barraclough Ruth 1 4 Jan Low Moor 20S 1856 Barraclough Ann 9y 21 Aug Farnley ?3E 11m 1858 Barraclough Mary 45 6 Dec Unslot? 3E 1862 (Hunslet?) Barraclough Emma 5y 8m 1 Jan Low Moor ? 1862 Barraclough Esther 74 31 Jan Low Moor 2E 1865 Barraclough Zilyrah 7 1 Sep Low Moor 21 J or 1865 S Barraclough Mary 76 24 Dec Low Moor ? 1865 Barraclough Jonas 55 24 Feb North Bierley, 21S 1867 Low Moor Barraclough Susan Anne 7m 14 Apr Wyke 35G 1865 Barracloufe Joseph 22 21 Jan Hunslet Parish 3E 1869 Sunday Barraclough Samuel 61 19th Jun Low Moor 19T 1870 Barraclough Tordoff 34 31 Aug Manchester Rd, 4G 1871 Bradford Barraclough(Breaks)Ann 21 9 Oct Low Moor 28S 1871 Barraclough Mary Ann 2 30 Mar Hill Top 22S 1876 Barraclough Tom 7m 26 Jan Bradford 5E 1877 Barraclough Dora 20m 25 May Low Moor 6C 1878 Barraclough(Breaks)Samuel 23 26 Aug Low Moor 32T 1878 Barraclough Joseph 35 27 Dec Horton 3P 1880 Barraclough Annis 35 3 May Hill Top 18S 1884 Barraclough Elsie 5m 29 Jan New Rd Side 35O 1887 Barraclough George 71 13 May Hunslet 2E 1890 Barraclough Emmanuel 74 28 Mar Low Moor 3C 1891 Barraclough Fred 12 24 Mar Long Row 15H 1893 Barraclough Nanny 77 21 Dec Hill Top 21S Old 1893 Yard Barraclough Alfred 40 12 Dec Low Moor 15H 1895 Barraclough Francis 69 16 Dec Woodlands St, 21G New 1896 Oakenshaw Yard Barraclough Arthur 4m 9 Jun Low Moor 5C Old 1897 Yard Barraclough Martha 71 10 May Low Moor T17 Old 1898 Yard Barraclough John Ezra 74 3 Jun Low Moor T17 1898 Barraclough Pauline 85 7 Feb Kingswood St 29C 1900 Barraclough Fanny 41 13 May Low Moor 39J New 1901 Yard Barraclough James 60 10 May Perseverance ? 1902 St, Wyke Barraclough Annie 3 15 Oct Oakenshaw 45I New 1903 Yard Barraclough Sarah 20m 27 Sep Long Row 37G New 1906 Yard -- 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

Dear All, I wonder if anyone recognises the following soldier: Private Denis Barraclough, 45th (Nottinghamshire) Regiment. - Awarded 1853 South Africa medal for service 1846-47 and 1850-53. [Sorry, that is I have on his career.] Regards Rob (in Singapore)