Hello searchers, although I have not found the names I was looking for I found extra help 'walking the area' through these notes There are many names clearly shown in these notes 1841 Bradford Bowling HO7 1292 09.The actual census image is very poor in this section but the pencil was obviously newly sharpened when he set off ! Hope this helps someone Bowling (Enumeration district 5 ) " All that part of the Township of Bowling beginning at the house occupied by James HUDSON Beerseller +numbered 593,and every house in the east side of Wakefield Road down to a low house numbered 722 and occupied by James NEWBY return and enter a yard to the left , take ale within then go through a passage and there will be found five dwellings occupied by John MYERS, John MILLS George WALKER, James HARDISTY and one that was empty, turn to the left +there will be found five houses,which are occupied by Thomas BLACKBURN no 723 Jonas DAVIS no 724, William TEAN ? no 725 John RASTRICK no 726 and Joseph BOYLE no 727.The last five houses is the beginning of Back Lane and the boundary of Bowling +Bradford, turn up Back- Lane toward the iron works + begin with no 728 occupied by Thomas MYERS and proceed forward on the south side of Back-lane to John SHEPHERD's shopkeeper, no 764, including it " Perhaps he knew we would not be able to read much of the other pages. This Enumerator was Benjamin Ferrand and there are more notes like this for this area. Can anyone recommend a source for a good map of the area at this time 1840's / 1850's? My 1908 has helped me locate some of this area but not Bowling completely.The detailed notes make me think I could follow a map around. Can post more like this if required. Hope someone finds a name they want. I'm looking for CROWLEY /CRAWLEY GALLOWAY, CREADON /CREEDON MALTBY TOWN Valerie Nr Malton n Yorks

----- Original Message ----- From: "derek deShelfe" <derekdeShelfe1@activemail.co.uk> To: <ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 9:30 PM Subject: [ BRAD] Bradford FEARNLEYs,1851 Census,[Part 2] Hi Derek, these are on my tree hope they help, if they are also yours let me know Janet Descendants of John Fearnley Generation No. 1 1. JOHN5 FEARNLEY (JOHN4, JOHN3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born 1804, and died 1859 in Bradford. He married HANNAH KEIGHLEY January 3, 1826 in Bradford Parish Church. She was born 1806 in Bradford, and died 1876 in Bradford. More About JOHN FEARNLEY: Burial: 1859, St Peters Churchyard, Bradford Parish Ch Children of JOHN FEARNLEY and HANNAH KEIGHLEY are: i. GRACE A.6 FEARNLEY, b. 1826, Bradford. ii. THOMAS FEARNLEY, b. 1827, Bradford. 2. iii. HENRIETTA FEARNLEY, b. 1827, Bradford. 3. iv. GEORGE WRIGHT FEARNLEY, b. 1828, Bradford. v. ELIZA FEARNLEY, b. 1830; d. February 28, 1832, Bradford. More About ELIZA FEARNLEY: Burial: April 2, 1832, St Peters Churchyard, Bradford Parish Ch vi. SARAH FEARNLEY, b. 1833. vii. ELIZABETH FEARNLEY, b. 1835. viii. SUSANNAH FEARNLEY, b. 1837, Horton. ix. EMMA FEARNLEY, b. 1838, Stott Hill. x. MARGARET FEARNLEY, b. 1845, Stott Hill; d. 1892, Stott Hill. 4. xi. BENJAMIN KEIGHLEY FEARNLEY, b. 1851, Stott Hill; d. 1893. Generation No. 2 2. HENRIETTA6 FEARNLEY (JOHN5, JOHN4, JOHN3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born 1827 in Bradford. She married WILLIAM FORREST April 8, 1845 in Bradford Parish Church. He was born 1827 in Bradford. Children of HENRIETTA FEARNLEY and WILLIAM FORREST are: i. ANN7 FORREST, b. 1849, Bradford Parish Church; m. LOT HAMLEY, 1879, Bradford Parish Church; b. 1849, Bradford. ii. CAROLINE FORREST, b. 1863, Bradford. iii. JOHN W. FORREST, b. 1866, Bradford. 3. GEORGE WRIGHT6 FEARNLEY (JOHN5, JOHN4, JOHN3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born 1828 in Bradford. He married EMMA LANCASTER 1850. She was born 1828 in Bradford. Child of GEORGE FEARNLEY and EMMA LANCASTER is: i. EDWARD7 FEARNLEY, b. December 1850, Pudsey. 4. BENJAMIN KEIGHLEY6 FEARNLEY (JOHN5, JOHN4, JOHN3, JOHN2, JOHN1) was born 1851 in Stott Hill, and died 1893. He married HANNAH FEARNLEY May 23, 1874 in Bradford Parish Church. She was born 1851 in Horton. Children of BENJAMIN FEARNLEY and HANNAH FEARNLEY are: i. JOHN7 FEARNLEY, b. 1875, 88 Fitzgeral St Horton; m. MARY ELIZABETH BEHRENS, Bradford Parish Church; b. 1876, 85 Jermyn St Bradford. ii. EMMA FEARNLEY, b. 1878. iii. MIRIAM FEARNLEY, b. 1882, Horton. iv. FRED FEARNLEY, b. September 29, 1883, Horton. > Hi Rosemary, > I only found 1 other family that could be yours,plus 1 family that might be > interesting----- > Bradford Census 1851,Horton > 41,Ebor Street,Horton. > [All surnamed FEARNLEY] > John,head,marr.aged 46,Stone mason, > journeyman,born Bradford. > Hannah,wife,aged 45,born Farsley. > Sarah,dau.aged 18,Weaver,power loom, > born Bradford. > Elizabeth,dau.aged 15,Weaver,power loom > born Bradford. > Emma,dau.aged 13,Spinner in worsted > mill,born Bradford. > Eliza,dau.aged 11,Scholar,born Bradford > Margaret,dau.aged 6,born Broughton near > Skipton. > Benjamin,son,aged 8 months,born Horton > [This was the only John that was near the age you cited] > ======================================= > 33,Park Gate,East End > [All surnamed FEARNLEY,all born Bradford > Sarah,head,widow,aged 59. > Joseph,son,widower,33,Joiner. > George,son,unmar.aged 30,Joiner > Annis,dau.unmar.aged 27,House maid. > Henry,son,unmar.aged 25,Joiner. > Charles,son,unmar.aged 23,Carriers > clerk. > [I only got this for you because of the Annis,who was the same age as the > one you cited] > ======================================= > So that's the lot,I failed to find the rest of the names on your list. > Cheers------Derek. Janet Ogden Project Officer of Bradford Family History Soc., Also of FreeCEN 1891 Huddersfield Family History Soc., > > ==== ENG-YKS-BRADFORD Mailing List ==== > Visit http://www.genuki.org.uk/ for initial information on all > aspects of genealogy in the UK.........For the Bradford pages visit > http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/WRY/Bradford/index.html > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Rosemary, I only found 1 other family that could be yours,plus 1 family that might be interesting----- Bradford Census 1851,Horton 41,Ebor Street,Horton. [All surnamed FEARNLEY] John,head,marr.aged 46,Stone mason, journeyman,born Bradford. Hannah,wife,aged 45,born Farsley. Sarah,dau.aged 18,Weaver,power loom, born Bradford. Elizabeth,dau.aged 15,Weaver,power loom born Bradford. Emma,dau.aged 13,Spinner in worsted mill,born Bradford. Eliza,dau.aged 11,Scholar,born Bradford Margaret,dau.aged 6,born Broughton near Skipton. Benjamin,son,aged 8 months,born Horton [This was the only John that was near the age you cited] ======================================= 33,Park Gate,East End [All surnamed FEARNLEY,all born Bradford Sarah,head,widow,aged 59. Joseph,son,widower,33,Joiner. George,son,unmar.aged 30,Joiner Annis,dau.unmar.aged 27,House maid. Henry,son,unmar.aged 25,Joiner. Charles,son,unmar.aged 23,Carriers clerk. [I only got this for you because of the Annis,who was the same age as the one you cited] ======================================= So that's the lot,I failed to find the rest of the names on your list. Cheers------Derek.

Any body got an interest in this lady. On e-bay there is a 1909 Bowling green cemetery , Bradford,document up for auchtion. Beryl

Hi Rosemary, I got some unexpected spare time today,so went to the library for your FEARNLEYS. I looked for William & Ann first.If they were still alive they may have had unwed daughters still with them. Bradford Census 1851. 8,Stott Hill. [All surnamed FEARNLEY,except for the last entry] William,head,marr.aged 67,Parish relief former Stone mason,born Bradford. Ann,wife,aged 64,born Bradford. Sarah,dau.in law,widow,aged 34,Steam loom worsted weaver,born Sowerby. Joseph,grand son,aged 15,Stone mason, born Bradford. Matthew,grand son,aged 5,born Bradford. Samuel Anderson,grand son,aged 18,Appr. cabinet maker,born Bradford. [If Sarah was Joshua's wife,then he had died before 1851] ======================================== I found this family next door------ 6,Stott Hill. [All surnamed FEARNLEY] Samuel,head,marr.aged 27,Stone mason, born Bradford. Sarah,wife,aged 31,born Sutton. Mary Hannah,dau.aged 3,born Bradford. Emma,dau.aged 2,born Bradford. Robert,son,aged 2 months,born Bradford. [Could this Samuel be a grandson of William & Ann ?] ======================================== I'll send the rest after I've had a meal Cheers------Derek.

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Computer problems, so I'm not sure whether this was posted (or even replied to) or not. Apologies if it is a duplication. I'm looking for John HAIGH, an accountant, age about 45, and his daughter Mary, age 20, living probably in the Manningham area, although they could possibly be in Bradford West, or maybe Wibsey. I'm hoping to find that there was also a wife there. Any help gratefully received Regards Margaret

[This is specifically for Walter,but it might well apply to others with uncommon surnames eg.Smith] Hi Walter, I went to Bradford Library this am.and found your ref.very easily.I saw that there were 3 BREACLIFFE entries on the same lane,so I'm sending you the lot !! Bradford Census 1861,Buttershaw/Wibsey district of North Bierley. All 3 entries at Buttershaw Lane Top, 1)[All surnamed BREACLIFFE ; All born in N.Bierley.] Rufus Wilkinson B.head,marr.aged 24, Forgeman. Rhoda W.B.wife,aged 23,Worsted steam weaver. Samuel W.B.son,aged 4,Scholar. Isiah W.B.son,aged 11 months. [In every case the name Breacliffe had been added to what was ostensibly a family of 'Wilkinsons'] ======================================= 2)[All surnamed SMITH,except for the last person ; All born N.Bierley] James,head,marr.aged 37,Wool sorter. Emma,wife,aged 35,Dress maker. Elizabeth,dau.aged 13,Worsted steam weaver. Ann,dau.aged 11,Nurse. Margret,dau,aged 8,Nurse. Edmond,son,aged 3. Albert,son,aged 1. Robert BREACLIFFE,bro.in law.aged 45, Common labourer. ======================================= 3)Robert BREACLIFFE,head,wid.aged 70, Farmer,born Horton. Moses BREACLIFFE,son,aged 38,General labourer,born N.Bierley. William POLLARD,grand son,aged 10,born N.Bierley. ======================================= I must say that the mind boggles at the thought of Ann & Margret Smith being nurses aged 11 & 8 !!!!! Cheers--------Derek.

Hi Jan - are they of local interest or national?? How about a 'for instance...?' Cheers, Mal. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Perkins" <janperkins@blueyonder.co.uk> To: <ENG-YKS-BRADFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 5:53 AM Subject: [ BRAD] Penrose Annuals 1927 & 1938 > Hi Listers > > Wonder if anyone can tell me a little about Penrose > Annuals............Graphic printing I think. I have been up in the loft > clearing some old things out........and found two of them, lots of lovely > advertisements etc in these from 1927 & 1938 > plus a lot of pages of graphic illustrations torn out..............not sure > of the date of these. > > I wonder if some of the names & advertisements etc.......would be of > interest...................... > > Does anyone collect this sort of thing.............................? > > Warmest Wishes > Jan in Bronte Country > List admin ENG-YKS-Bradford. > List admin Clewer surname > OPC- Keighley-one-place-study. > AVG updated daily > > > > > ==== ENG-YKS-BRADFORD Mailing List ==== > FLAMING will not be tolerated on this mailing list - Anyone receiving Hostile and/or Unsavoury mail should contact the List Owner and include the received mail > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Listers Wonder if anyone can tell me a little about Penrose Annuals............Graphic printing I think. I have been up in the loft clearing some old things out........and found two of them, lots of lovely advertisements etc in these from 1927 & 1938 plus a lot of pages of graphic illustrations torn out..............not sure of the date of these. I wonder if some of the names & advertisements etc.......would be of interest...................... Does anyone collect this sort of thing.............................? Warmest Wishes Jan in Bronte Country List admin ENG-YKS-Bradford. List admin Clewer surname OPC- Keighley-one-place-study. AVG updated daily

Blank Could S.K.S. possibly look up 1861 census, piece RG9 / 3310, folio 58, for "Breacliffe" please ? Many thanks, Walter Bennett

Hi Everyone Sorry that all the Hotmail is bouncing, with the result they have all been unsubbed, anyone wanting to rejoin, please contact me. Apologies to you all, seems to be the Rootsweb server which is causing the problem. Warmest Wishes Jan in Bronte Country List admin ENG-YKS-Bradford. List admin Clewer surname OPC- Keighley-one-place-study. AVG updated daily

I am hoping some SKS might be able to help me with finding a ancestor of mine on the 1871 Census I am after a John PHILLIPS and his last know address was 15 Otley Road BAILDON he was married and his occupation was a Mechanic and he was 23 years of age and that is all that I know if him and hoping that someone may have the 1871 Census that could help me find him and his family or living in the area. Hope to hear from someone that can assist me find a John Phillips Ann

Thanks Sarah Fingers crossed someone, might just be able to identify with this.......................will post this further detail................and perhaps it will help further. Warmest Wishes Jan in Bronte Country List admin ENG-YKS-Bradford. List admin Clewer surname OPC- Keighley-one-place-study. AVG updated daily ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah Spink" <sarah@spinkfamily.org.uk> To: "Jan Perkins" <janperkins@blueyonder.co.uk> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 4:11 PM Subject: RE: [YKS] EVANS - Gooda Farm - Ingleton > > Hi Jan > > And Aaron EWAN was still there abouts in 1901 > > Aaron Ewan 62 New Hutton Westd Yorks Thornton In Lonsdale Farmer > > > Sarah > >

Hi Sarah How are you? You are right you know....................I have taken the photograph completely out of the frame and it is indeed Mrs EWAN Thanks so much.....................perhaps someone will now lay claim to it.............................Certainly hope so! My goodness................must be fairly old...............! Dwelling: Gooda Census Place: Thornton In Lonsdale, York, England Source: FHL Film 1342026 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4297 Folio 156 Page 5 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Aaron EWAN M 42 M New Hutton, Westmorland, England Rel: Head Occ: Owner & Farmer Of 57 Acres Sarah EWAN M 24 F Kellet, Lancashire, England Rel: Wife Rawlinson EWAN 15 M N Hutton, Westmorland, England Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Mary Elizabeth EWAN 2 F Gooda, York, England Rel: Daur Warmest Wishes Jan in Bronte Country List admin ENG-YKS-Bradford. List admin Clewer surname OPC- Keighley-one-place-study. AVG updated daily ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah Spink" <sarah@spinkfamily.org.uk> To: "Jan Perkins" <janperkins@blueyonder.co.uk> Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 3:32 PM Subject: RE: [YKS] EVANS - Gooda Farm - Ingleton > Hi Jan > > Could it be this family - name slightly different in 1881 > > Dwelling: Gooda > Census Place: Thornton In Lonsdale, York, England > Source: FHL Film 1342026 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 4297 Folio 156 > Page 5 > Marr Age Sex Birthplace > Aaron EWAN M 42 M New Hutton, Westmorland, England > Rel: Head > Occ: Owner & Farmer Of 57 Acres > Sarah EWAN M 24 F Kellet, Lancashire, England > Rel: Wife > Rawlinson EWAN 15 M N Hutton, Westmorland, England > Rel: Son > Occ: Scholar > Mary Elizabeth EWAN 2 F Gooda, York, England > Rel: Daur > Elizabeth RICHARDS U 35 F Killington, Westmorland, England > Rel: Visitor > Occ: Annuitant > Mary HARRISON U 17 F Patterdale, Westmorland, England > Rel: Serv > Occ: Domestic Serv > John BLAND U 16 M Orton, Westmorland, England > Rel: Serv > Occ: Farm Serv (Indoor) > > The location is about right > > > Sarah Spink > In hot and sunny West Berks > > >

Hi List As I mentioned earlier this week, I bought an old picture of a farmhouse at Ingleton, Barry in North Yorkshire came up with what I am sure is the correct address.................NOW we need to find some-one who is researching this family, and reunite them with their ancestors home. <I think it most likely that you have a picture of Gooda Farm - SD 670 731. It is situated about 200yds north of the A67 to Burton in Lonsdale Road, and about one and a half mile from Ingleton as the crows do it. There is a public footpath from the above road to Westhouse which passes through the Gooda farmyard. Re the family EVANS, checked the 1851 for the area (Thornton in Lonsdale) - no EVANS then in the area, Gooda was occupied by the TOWERS family, and had been since at least 1837.> Thanks Barry for your help. Warmest Wishes Jan in Bronte Country List admin ENG-YKS-Bradford. List admin Clewer surname OPC- Keighley-one-place-study. AVG updated daily

margaret payne <mll.payne@clear.net.nz> wrote..... > I am new to this list, researching, among others, these names. > > LANGLEY - Pudsey, Bramley, Laisterdyke > GAUNT - Pudsey > HUSTLER - Bradford > BROOKE - Bradford > WILKINSON - Bradford > WIDDERSON - Bradford > PRESTAGE - Leeds > HARGREAVES - Holbeck > > I would be delighted to hear from anyone connected with these families.> NO connections, but I presume you know that HUSTLER is a very prominent name in the history of Bradford and why? The Hustlers were very big Bradford wool staplers and Quakers in the 18th century, the dynasty being started by John Hustler (1715-1790). He built Undercliffe House and there is still a Hustler Street at Undercliffe today. He was also responsible for raising much of the capital to build Bradford Piece Hall in 1774, where the wool merchants traded their wares. Bradford history books are full of references to the Hustlers and I expect a trawl with Google will produce results. Roy Stockdill (Editor, Journal of One-Name Studies) SoG Executive & Director of Projects, FFHS Guild of One-Name Studies:- www.one-name.org Newbies' Guide to Genealogy & Family History:- www.genuki.org.uk/gs/Newbie.html Never ask a man if he comes from Yorkshire. If he does he will tell you, if he does not why humiliate him? - Canon Sydney Smith

G'day all - especially to all those sweltering in the northern summer - from a cool 11 degree C southern winter's morning! I am interested in hearing from anyone researching the family of John and Mary LEACH/LEECH who at the time of the 1841 Census lived at Hill Top, Allerton. (They may have lived there all their married lives...?) Their children were: William b. 1806; Martha (Matty) b. 1809; Jonathan b. 1811; Hannah b. 1814; John b. 1816 - (all these were baptised at Kipping Independent Chapel, Thornton) ; Sarah b. 1821; Mary b. 1823; Thomas b. 1827 and Grace b. 1829 (all these were baptised at Allerton Congregational Chapel) In 1841 there were two 3 year old girls in the household but I do not yet know where they fit in! I am particularly interested in Jonathan m. Sarah/Salley /Sally SMITH (of Heptonstall). Jonathan was a shoemaker and in later life combined this with a newsagency. Between 1847 and 1875 (at least) his business (and home??) was in New Row/Road, Allerton. I have not been able to find New Row/Road on a 1980's map of Allerton, so would be glad to hear what it later became known as. In 1891 widowed Sally lived at 21 North Road (View) Allerton. Prior to that they may have lived in Chapel Terrace where their son was living at the time of his marriage in 1880. Elizabeth Hooper s.w. Victoria, Australia

Hi Listers, This is for Margaret in New Zealand re WILKINSON. I have a Hannah Farrer married to Richard WILKINSON in Bradford in 1841. He came from Huddersfield and I then found Hannah in the 1871 census living in Brighouse. as having two children and being a widow. Still researching them at the moment. Maureen