Dear Derek, Thank you so much for sending me the article on Arthur Barraclough. What changes he must have seen in the 106years. It is remarkable in itself that he came though the first world war. So many boys unfortunately didn't. I do have Arthur & Families 1901 & 1881 census entries. 1901 Census Bradford Samuel Barraclough, 42, born Bradford, Wool Combing Alice Barraclough, 39, born Bradford Thomas Barraclough, 22, born Bradford, Wool Combing John Barraclough, 18, born Bradford, Wool Cimbing Alfred Barraclough, 13. born Bradford, Worsted Spinner Beatrice Barraclough, 12, born Bradford Alice Barraclough, 9, born Bradford Bertha Barraclough, 7, born Bradford Sam Barraclough, 5, born Bradford Arthur Barraclough, 3, born Bradford Clara Barraclough, 1, born Bradford 1881 Census 179 Mill Lane, Bowling Samuel Barraclough, Head, Mar, 22m Cool Comber, born Bradford Alice Barraclough, Wife, Mar, 20 born Leeds Thomas E. Barraclough, Son, 2, born Bradford Sarah E. Barraclough, Daur, 7mths, born Bradford If anyone know of an attached to Arthur and his family, we would very much like to hear about it. Regards Kim ----- Original Message ----- From: "de barraclough" <debarraclough1@activemail.co.uk> To: <kmp789@net2000.com.au> Sent: Monday, September 06, 2004 7:47 AM Subject: Arthur Barraclough,death at 106 > Hi Kim, > I'm sending you a cutting from the Yorkshire > Post,about Arthur Barraclough who has just died aged 106.He was Yorkshire's > last survivor > of World War 1. > There's too much of it for me to put out as a message,and there are 2 > photographs involved. > He may belong to someone on the list ; there's > enough info.to enable us to find him on the 1901 census etc. > Cheers-------Derek 1 >