Hello list, Came across this in Garforth registers does it help anyone? Tedbert Baracliffe, parish of Barnwick in Elmet married Sarah Smith 20 November 1783 Bathsheba dau. of Tedbert and HannahBaraclough B. Aug 14th Chr Sept 14 1784 Robert son of Tedbert and Sarah Barocliff b. Sep 30 chr. Oct 29 Hannah Dau of Tedbert buried 15 June 1790Sarah Barraclough bur. Garforth Oct 20 1820 aged 80 years Tedbert Baraclof Bur. Garforth Nov 19 1806 aged 74 years Hope it helps more than it confuses Eric

Thanks Anne, I already have a list of Barraclough Wills, which I have put on my web site and should be complete going back to the earliest. If you have a note of any that I don't have, let me know. It's copies of the actual Wills that I'm looking for. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area. -----Original Message----- From: Anne P Wigglesworth [mailto:anne.wigglesworth@btinternet.com] Sent: 06 May 2004 20:03 To: BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BARRACLOUGH] Early Wills before 1640 Hi Jeff, Have got a list of wills from about 1570 to 1861 all Barraclough's a friend of mine has sent me it and as I have been very busy at the moment have not been able to have a good look at it. I have just been trying to ring her and ask about it but she must be out.If you want a copy of it let me have your address and I will send it to you. Regards Anne Wigglesworth.

Hi Jeff, Have got a list of wills from about 1570 to 1861 all Barraclough's a friend of mine has sent me it and as I have been very busy at the moment have not been able to have a good look at it. I have just been trying to ring her and ask about it but she must be out.If you want a copy of it let me have your address and I will send it to you. Regards Anne Wigglesworth. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeff Sutcliffe" <Jeff.Sutcliffe@btinternet.com> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2004 5:25 PM Subject: [BARRACLOUGH] Early Wills before 1640 > I am currently researching Abraham's family who moved to Fewston about 1600 > and then back to Wibsey. > I have a copy of his Will, thanks to Derek. > It seems that he was probably from Hipperholme, but I need to be able to > confirm it from contemporary Wills. > I would be pleased to hear from anyone who has a copy of any of the > Barraclough Wills made before 1640. > > It has been quite painstaking searching the Halifax Registers, but well > worthwhile. > For example: Abraham Barraclough and Jane Aubrey, of Sowerby married in > 1603, then on consecutive days in December 1606 first Abraham's daughter > Susan (of Sowerby) was buried and then his wife (also of Sowerby). > The Halifax Registers are very good at stating place names, including those > of marriages, that is if you can read and understand the abbreviations. > > There are about two dozen Wills that I would like to look at. > > When I next update my web site I will add the Halifax entries and update the > database. > > Jeff Sutcliffe > http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe > Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, > Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, > Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, > Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, > Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson > All of the Yorkshire Area. > > > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > Kim's Barraclough Surname Home Page is at: > http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html

I am currently researching Abraham’s family who moved to Fewston about 1600 and then back to Wibsey. I have a copy of his Will, thanks to Derek. It seems that he was probably from Hipperholme, but I need to be able to confirm it from contemporary Wills. I would be pleased to hear from anyone who has a copy of any of the Barraclough Wills made before 1640. It has been quite painstaking searching the Halifax Registers, but well worthwhile. For example: Abraham Barraclough and Jane Aubrey, of Sowerby married in 1603, then on consecutive days in December 1606 first Abraham’s daughter Susan (of Sowerby) was buried and then his wife (also of Sowerby). The Halifax Registers are very good at stating place names, including those of marriages, that is if you can read and understand the abbreviations. There are about two dozen Wills that I would like to look at. When I next update my web site I will add the Halifax entries and update the database. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area.

My local library has printed copies of the Times of London index, and microfilms of the newspaper itself, so if you really want to know "who it was that married in 1844, then went to Australia after a few years, returned once briefly, and was being divorced in 1866", send me a bit more detail and I might be able to help. After all, I've had lots of help from other people on this list! Best wishes, Peter Dauncey South London, UK

G'day Everyone, Does everyone know about the Times of London index being online???? http://libraryweek.galedemo.com/history.htm Apparently some people can get in, and some not. There are 2062 Barraclough entries, I would love to know who it was that married in 1844, then went to Australia after a few years, returned once briefly, and was being divorced in 1866. Heaps and Heaps of stuff in there, and I am not sure how long it will be online Cheers Linda

Hi Del welcome to the group cousin..good to have some more of the Eccleshill mob on board.. Regards Mark ----- Original Message ----- From: "Del and Ted" <delted@optusnet.com.au> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 02, 2004 4:32 AM Subject: Re: [BARRACLOUGH] Barraclough Trivia! > Hi Everyone, > Yes, "Duck" just happens to be our son and we're very proud of him! > Our line goes, father Ted, grandfather Jack, great grandfather Frank, great > great grandfather Edward Robinson, originally Bradford, then Clermont, now > all over the place. > Enjoy the list even though I don't contribute much! > Cheers, > Del & Ted Barraclough, Peregian Beach. Qld. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kim Pasquill" <kmp789@net2000.com.au> > To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 1:39 AM > Subject: [BARRACLOUGH] Barraclough Trivia! > > > > Hi Everyone, > > > > To our Aussie's, did you know that Duck from Mental As Anything (Pop > Group) was one of us ? yep, his name is David Barraclough :-) > > > > What you find out on the net :-))))))))) > > > > Cheers Kim > > > > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > > Would you like to record a Barraclough Biography? > > Check out "Biographies" at > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/index.html > > > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > Kim's Barraclough Surname Home Page is at: > http://users.net2000.com.au/~football/index.html > >

Hi Everyone, Yes, "Duck" just happens to be our son and we're very proud of him! Our line goes, father Ted, grandfather Jack, great grandfather Frank, great great grandfather Edward Robinson, originally Bradford, then Clermont, now all over the place. Enjoy the list even though I don't contribute much! Cheers, Del & Ted Barraclough, Peregian Beach. Qld. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kim Pasquill" <kmp789@net2000.com.au> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 1:39 AM Subject: [BARRACLOUGH] Barraclough Trivia! > Hi Everyone, > > To our Aussie's, did you know that Duck from Mental As Anything (Pop Group) was one of us ? yep, his name is David Barraclough :-) > > What you find out on the net :-))))))))) > > Cheers Kim > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > Would you like to record a Barraclough Biography? > Check out "Biographies" at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/index.html >

Hi Everyone, To our Aussie's, did you know that Duck from Mental As Anything (Pop Group) was one of us ? yep, his name is David Barraclough :-) What you find out on the net :-))))))))) Cheers Kim

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Hi All, Can anyone claim this rellie as we have found a funeral ribbon belonging to them, here is what it say's on it; In Loving Memory of JOHN the beloved husband of Mary Barraclough ( Of Deepcar) Who Died July 30th 1913Aged 47 years, and was Interred at Bolstertone Church August 2nd. Arelative of ours has found it but would like to find any one who is related to the above. Regards Anne Wigglesworth. .

hi Kim, sorry I've been out of touch for a long time, pressure of teenagers and work!! just got a bit of enforced free time on my hands at the mo as I broke my arm a few weeks ago. So now I can't drive the kids around or go to work it seemed a good time to take a trip up north to do a bit more research. thanks, the in-laws are fine and send there regards, and you will be delighted to know they have now caught the family history bug from me and are avidly researching the Ellis and Edwards lines. got a feeling there are planning another trip down under early next year so may be you can meet up again. Julie

Hi Julie, Yes it will be wonderful for you to have a look at June's work. A true inspiration to us all. How are your inlaws, have a most wonderful time, meeting them when they where in Melbourne. Please tell them I said HI, and that I have not forgotten our wonderful get together. Also tell them I am still using the beautiful Welsh book mark they gave me. I treasure it. Cheers Kim ----- Original Message ----- From: "ellis.spj" <ellis.spj@tiscali.co.uk> To: <BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2004 4:02 PM Subject: Re: [BARRACLOUGH] How Right She Was ! > > ----- can anyone in the bradford area please tell me the address of the > West yorkshire archive service, and is it neccessary to book to go there. i > shall be in the area next week and hope to get round to taking a look at the > research submitted by June Benn. thanks julie ellis> > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > > Would you like to record a Barraclough Biography? > > Check out "Biographies" at > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/index.html > > > > > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > The Home Page for this List is at: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/index.html >

WYAS is at: 15 Canal Road Bradford West Yorkshire BD1 4AT Yes, you need to make an appointment, but can contact them by email at enquiries@bradfordarchives.freeserve.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: ellis.spj [mailto:ellis.spj@tiscali.co.uk] Sent: 25 April 2004 07:02 To: BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BARRACLOUGH] How Right She Was ! ----- can anyone in the bradford area please tell me the address of the West yorkshire archive service, and is it neccessary to book to go there. i shall be in the area next week and hope to get round to taking a look at the research submitted by June Benn. thanks julie ellis>

----- can anyone in the bradford area please tell me the address of the West yorkshire archive service, and is it neccessary to book to go there. i shall be in the area next week and hope to get round to taking a look at the research submitted by June Benn. thanks julie ellis> > ==== BARRACLOUGH Mailing List ==== > Would you like to record a Barraclough Biography? > Check out "Biographies" at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~surreal/barraclough/index.html >

Best Wishes to all our relatives and good friends in Australia and New Zealand,on their special Remembrance Day. Never forget Gallipoli,and remember with pride the likes of Alec William Campbell, and Cyril Bassett.

Hi Kim and Jeff, The CSV and Notepad method is fine if you've got a small amount of data (say a screenful). If you've got more, I think it's worth creating a formula: If cell A2 is Kim PASQUILL then MID(A2,1,FIND(" ",A2)-1) will give you Kim and RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-FIND(" ",A2)) will give you PASQUILL However, if A2 was, say, Peter Laurence DAUNCEY, the first formula would give you Peter, but the second would give you Laurence DAUNCEY. There are ways around this, but depending on the data you've got, you may well prefer Jeff's method. Happy Easter! Peter

Hi Kim, I can tell you how to do it, but not using formulas. You need to save the Excel file as a type CSV (comma separated variable); you can do this from the drop down options. Close the file and reopen it with Notepad (right click and select the Open With option). Turn off the word wrap, in Format. All you need to do now is type a comma between the names. You will also need to add an extra comma onto the first row to make a new column and then name it. Save the file with the changes and reopen it in Excel (by double clicking as normal). You will lose any formatting from the original Excel file, but I don't expect you will have any to worry about. If it saves time you can export directly from Access in CSV format without going into Excel first. If do you find a formula, let me know and I might use it. At the moment I'm sticking to using data as it comes, even though it does cause some problems. Fortunately I don't have to use IGI material very much. I hope this helps. You just need a bit of lateral thinking. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bateman, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Haige, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area. -----Original Message----- From: Kim Pasquill [mailto:kmp789@net2000.com.au] Sent: 09 April 2004 10:01 To: BARRACLOUGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Help with Excel formula - BARRACLOUGH Hi Everyone, I need help from someone familiar with creating formula's in Excel. I'm trying to import all the Barraclough entries from the IGI that I have imported into an excel spreadsheet, into my new custodian program. It tell's me that to import into a name field the given name and surname must be in seperate columns. But in the Spouse column the given name and surname are in the one column. Eg: in Column A row 2 is the name. Kim PASQUILL What I need to do is to have the surname removed from A2 and put into another column. Gee I hope this makes sense :-) If anyone can give me the formula to be able to do this I would be MOST greatful, as I've sat her all day, trying to work this darn thing out. Cheers Kim ______________________________

Hi Everyone, I need help from someone familiar with creating formula's in Excel. I'm trying to import all the Barraclough entries from the IGI that I have imported into an excel spreadsheet, into my new custodian program. It tell's me that to import into a name field the given name and surname must be in seperate columns. But in the Spouse column the given name and surname are in the one column. Eg: in Column A row 2 is the name. Kim PASQUILL What I need to do is to have the surname removed from A2 and put into another column. Gee I hope this makes sense :-) If anyone can give me the formula to be able to do this I would be MOST greatful, as I've sat her all day, trying to work this darn thing out. Cheers Kim

This is one for Kim, to add to her list. I was at the Registry of Deeds in Wakefield and by chance I came across Thomas Barraclough of Warmfield, again. This time I was looking for Warmfield deeds The reference is: Volume A, Folio 49, deed number 89; between Armitage and Scott; registered on 2 July 1705. He was named as a tenant of the property in question. Jeff Sutcliffe http://www.btinternet.com/~jeff.sutcliffe Researching Ambler, Baker, Barraclough, Bates, Booth, Broadbent, Brook, Brown, Chadwick, Collins, Coning, Crowther, Fearnley, Hanson, Hardcastle, Hartas, Harwood, Holmes, Metcalf, Nowell, Oliver, Pennington, Pollard, Radcliffe, Roebuck, Routh, Smith, Sugden, Sutcliffe, Tordoff, Ventress, Walker, Whitaker, Whiteley, Wilkinson, Wilson All of the Yorkshire Area.