Andrews - Caroline Kate 28 Feb 1858
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Andrews - Elizabeth 1804
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Andrews - Elizabeth 11 Nov 1850
Andrews - Ellen Janet 01 Mar 1863
Andrews - Emily Ann 18 May 1853
Andrews - Emma 1861
Andrews - George 1814
Andrews - Hannah 14 Oct 1855
Andrews - James 17 Nov 1816
Andrews - James 1849
Andrews - John 1771
Andrews - John 15 Aug 1802
Andrews - John James 18 Jun 1848
Andrews - Mary Anne 20 Jan 1839
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Andrews - Rebecca 7 Mar 1841
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Andrews - Robert 1810
Andrews - Sarah Ann Witt 28 Sep 1845
Andrews - Sarah Jane 5 Oct 1865
Andrews - Thomas 1806
Andrews - William 15 Jun 1800
Andrews - William 1803
Andrews - William 28 May 1843
Atkinson - Martha 28 Feb 1768
Bell - Sarah 1806
Bell - William Abt 1785
Bogg - Elizabeth 10 Nov 1723
Brigham - Eliza 18 Mar 1827
Brigham - Esther 19 Apr 1854
Brigham - Esther 1858
Brigham - George Abt 1805
Brigham - George Abt 1826
Brigham - George 1864
Brigham - James Abt 1857
Brigham - Jane Abt 1854
Brigham - John Abt 1852
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Brigham - Mary Abt 1850
Brigham - Robert 1860
Brigham - Thomas Abt 1842
Cawthorn - Katherine Abt 1551
Clark - George 1853
Clark - George Abt 1855
Clark - Hannah 1855
Clark - Hannah Elizabeth 11 AUG 1856
Clark - Jabez 25 APR 1862
Clark - John 11 AUG 1856
Clark - John 1857
Clark - John Simpson Abt 1802
Clark - Mabel 02 SEP 1871
Clark - Martha Abt 1827
Clark - Simpson 1832
Clark - Simpson 20 NOV 1864
Clark - Thomas 23 FEB 1858
Clark - William 20 NOV 1859
Clark - William 1860
Davis - Elizabeth A 1871
Davis - Edith Mary 11 Dec 1918
Davis - Edward John 1866
Davis - Ellen 20 Feb 1842
Davis - Ellen Martha 1861
Davis - Florence 1892
Davis - George Petty 27 May 1864
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I am reasonably certain that the 1881 census of David G Petty is in fact George Petty Davis. George went by his fathers name of Petty until his Marriage when he reverted to his birth name of George Petty Davis. I speculate that George may have told the person filling in the census that his real name was Davis and they misheard him.George and his brother Harry Petty walked from their uncle's home in Tingewick to Yorkshire in search of work and finally settled in SuttonUponDerwent where George got work as an agricultural labourer and later as a shepherd.
Davis - George William 1868
Davis - Joseph 1791
Davis - Joseph 1856
Davis - Joseph Petty 26 Jun 1893
Davis - Kate 1879
Davis - Lee 25 Dec 1835
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Davis - Lee 1876
Davis - Lorna Ellen 05 Apr 1922
Before the 2nd World War after leaving school she was in service as a maid at a doctor's house in Fulford York. During the war she worked as a land army girl on the farm in Newton Upon Derwent that her father then ran. After the war she married Claude Hanley and lived on The Oval, Pocklington. At first in a prefabricated house which I believe was number 61 and then after a few years moved a house at number 28.
In the early 1960s she got a part time job a Derwent Plastics in Stamford Bridge and in the late 60s she took a job at Woldhaven, an old peoples home on Burnby Road Pocklington, where I believe she was much loved by the residents. Here is a photograph of her as a land army girl outside the farm house in Newton with her dad Joe, mother Annie and niece Margaret. These are studio pictures taken of her around the same time. Here she is in around 1949 with my dad Claude and me(Kenneth) at Butlins Filey and here with dad, me and my sister Susan at my uncle Owen Hanley's wedding in Everingham in 1956.
Davis - Lucy 1902
Davis - Richard 1896
Davis - Richard 1896
Davis - Thomas 16 May 1899
Davis - William 10 Oct 1897
Dennison - Anne 1792
Dennison - Christopher 17 Nov 1782
Dennison - Isabella 16 Jan 1789
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Dennison - John 1751
Dennison - John 14 Apr 1779
Dennison - John 1781
Dennison - Thomas 03 Nov 1785
Edwards - Dorothy Abt 1612
Edwards - Elizabeth 14 Dec 1634
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The Will of John Hanley in which he leaves all his belongings to his wife Elizabeth. I have not transcribed this as it is in Latin which makes the recognition of the words far more difficult.
The Will (transcription and image here) of Elizabeth herself in which she leaves the residue of her belongings to her son Robert Hanley
The Will of Sir James Edwards who's children are mentioned in Elizabeth's Will and which leaves money to Elizabeth Hanley, his brother William's daughter and to her children. Judging by the wording of Elizabeth's will, the legacy given in Sir James' Will had still not been received more than 10 years after the death of Sir James. This Will gives us Elizabeth's maiden name as from it we know her Father's name. Other research on Sir James Edwards tells us that her father William Edwards was a lieutenant colonel in the army of King Charles I. I have included extracts of this research at the end of my transcription of Sir James' Will.
Edwards - Francis Abt 1610
Edwards - James Abt 1620
Edwards - James Abt 1631
Edwards - John Abt 1583
Edwards - Michael Abt 1614
Edwards - William 01 Feb 1608
Gibson - Anne 20 Jul 1819
Gibson - John Abt 1795
Gillah - Mary Abt 1740
Gurite - Mary Anne 19 May 1805
Hanley - Alfred 1853
Hanley - Alfred 1881
Hanley - Ann 23 Mar 1761
Hanley - Ann 1832
Hanley - Annie 21 Nov 1877
Hanley - Arthur 06 Mar 1893
Hanley - Arthur L 10 May 1916
Hanley - Bertha 18 Aug 1897
Hanley - Claude 13 Mar 1915
He married in 1944 and after the war worked at Eric Lees electrical shop in Pocklington. Part of his work involved delivering accumulators to the outlying farms. Pocklington had electricity, but it was some time before all the isolated farms got connected. In order to listen in, their radios had to be battery operated and with transistors yet to be invented, the radios consumed a lot of power. The accumulators were rechargeable lead-acid cells that powered the heaters of the valves (vacuum tubes). Eric Lees offered a weekly recharge and delivery service for these. I used to enjoy going out with my dad in the school holidays on his delivery round. Later after the farms got connected he worked in the shop eventually becoming shop manager.
Away from work he collected coins and a few other antique items in which he was extremely interested. He played cornet and trumpet with Pocklington Brass Band (at the front on the right in the picture) and was on the committee which successfully campaigned for the building of a swimming pool in the town.
Hanley - Denise Lynne 1962
Hanley - Dennison 23 Sep 1827
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In the 1841 census at the age of 15 Dennison was lodging with James Lears in Aughton probably as a labourer or farm servant.
The 1851 census has him married and living with his father and mother-in-law at 50 South End, Seaton Ross, employed as an agricultural labourer.
By the time of the 1861 census he is still an agricultural labourer living with his wife and four children at 81 South End, Seaton Ross
By 1871 he is a stoker at the gas works and living at 60 Cole Street, Clifton, York with his wife, four children and a nephew.
In the 1881 census, for which I do not have an image, he is back as an agricultural labourer and living with his wife and one son at Seaton Ross.
I do not have the 1891 census record but by the 1901 census, he was still working as an agricultural labourer and living at 41 South End, Seaton Ross with his wife
Hanley - Doreen 1911
Hanley - Edith 1895
Hanley - Edward 10 Feb 1767
Hanley - Edward 09 Aug 1829
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Hanley - Edward 04 Jun 1864
Hanley - Elizabeth 03 Apr 1626
Hanley - Elizabeth 12 Dec 1773
Hanley - Elsie 1890
Hanley - Emma 17 Aug 1868
Hanley - Ernest 1891
Hanley - Ethel 10 Aug 1900
Hanley - Fanny 25 Apr 1813
Hanley - Fanny 07 Feb 1855
Hanley - Fanny 24 Feb 1875
Hanley - Fiona Jane 1959
For her education, Fiona attended Pocklington Infant School, Pocklington Junior School, Woldgate Comprehensive School, Pocklington, Teesside Polytechnic, Middlesbrough (HND Business Studies)
In 1979 she moved to London and worked as a Supplies Officer in Brompton Hospital, South Kensington. Following this, in 1981 she began work as a Repairs Officer for Westminster City Council based in Marylebone Town Hall and moved to Senior Housing Officer in 1982. She met her husband whilst working there.
Fiona lived in Chigwell, North Chingford, Woodford Green then moved to Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire and acquired a second home in the Charente-Maritime area of France.
After 2005 she took up a position as a Before and After School Care Manager in a private Prep School in Woodford Green, having obtained 2 NVQ3 childcare qualifications.
Hanley - Frances 02 Nov 1781
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Hanley - Frances 05 Oct 1823
Hanley - George 5 Aug 1779
Hanley - George 1811
Hanley - Gladys 1907
Hanley - Hannah 12 Jan 1728
Hanley - Hannah 29 Sep 1744
Hanley - Hannah 31 Oct 1777
Hanley - Hannah 20 Jun 1847
Hanley - Harriet 10 Jan 1852
Hanley - Harriet 20 Feb 1859
Hanley - Henry 1879
Hanley - Herbert 27 Jun 1619
Hanley - Jaine 24 Nov 1662
Hanley - John 10 Feb 1633
Hanley - John 25 May 1742
Hanley - John 27 Sep 1764
Hanley - John 22 Oct 1815
Hanley - John Kenneth 1919
Hanley - Kenneth Michael 16 Mar 1946
At around the age of seven we moved to a semi on the Oval at no. 28. I went to Pocklington County Primary School until the age of 12 and then attended Woldgate County Secondary School.
. At around 14 I did a morning paper round for 7s 6d per week and also around this time my friends and I collected offcuts from a local timber yard and chopped and bundled them to sell for kindling.I left school at 16 with 6 'O' levels to take up a student apprenticeship with the Central Electricity Generating Board at a starting wage of £4 0s 6d per week. The apprenticeship included day release to college and I attended York College of Technology with one year at ONC level at Leeds College of Technology achieving an HNC in Electronics and Communications.
At around 18 or 19 I spent a few months playing rhythm guitar for the local group Roy and the Zeros. I joined along with Steve Rowley after the original rhythm guitarist and bass player left.
I spent my entire career working for the CEGB and National Grid (after privatisation) as a Telecommunications and Control Systems Engineer taking early retirement at age 55 but continuing to work in the industry part time until the age of 69.
Hanley - Lilly 31 Dec 1883
Hanley - Maria 27 Feb 1790
Hanley - Mary 02 Apr 1784
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Hanley - Mary 28 Feb 1818
Hanley - Mary 1861
Hanley - Minnie 1886
Hanley - Muriel 1904
Hanley - Owen Arthur 1923
During World War II, Owen served as ground crew in the RAF in the UK and Burma (picture). If anyone asked what he did in the war he would say he was a pilot then after your response he would say 'yes I used to pile it here and pile it there'.
After the war he worked in a printing works in New Earswick, York and also developed his own small part time business printing on plastics. He was an accomplished piano player often playing in pubs in York and also a keen woodworker and made from scratch many items of furniture and ornaments of birds and mice which he exhibited and gave to family and friends.
Owen lived with his mother at 44 New Street, Pocklington until 1956 and his marriage to Joyce Withell in Everingham when they bought a house on Percy Road in Pocklington and he lived there for the rest of his life.
Hanley - Pauline 1942
Hanley - Richard 26 May 1786
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Richard was Married to Isabela Dennison on 03 Nov 1807 at Seaton Ross, York.
The 1841 census, shows him in Everingham working as an agricultural labourer and lodging with the Easingwood family.
In the 1851 census, he was living in Church Lane, Seaton Ross with his wife and son Edward and still working as an agricultural labourer.
I do not have an image of the 1861 census but this shows him as an agricultural Labourer living in South End, Seaton Ross with his wife Issabella.
His date of death is 22 Oct 1862 according to the records at the Borthwick Institute.Hanley - Richard 05 May 1825
Hanley - Robert Abt 1593
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Hanley - Robert 29 Aug 1675
Hanley - Ronald Alfred 27 Jan 1913
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I have very little information on Ronald I believe both before and after the war he worked on the buses in York.
I believe there was a rift in the family following his divorce from his first wife after which his visits were very rare however I remember my father Claude would visit him at his work in York from time to time and I believe on one occasion I went with him.
Here is a photograph taken at 44, New Street Pocklington. I believe this is a picture of Ron's wedding to his first wife in 1940. At the back from left to right,, there is Len Matthews, Ron's sister Sylvia Matthews, his brother Owen, mother Florence and father Walter. Seated is Ron and his wife Elizabeth M Orde.
Hanley - Ruby Adelaide 17 Jan 1926
Hanley - Sarah E 1856
Hanley - Susan Marie 1951
Hanley - Sylvia 24 Sep 1916
Before the 2nd World War Sylvia worked as a chocolate packer in York and lived at 44 New Street, Pocklington with her parents and brothers.
After her marriage to Len Matthews who was a partner in an agricultural engineering company, she lived on Barmby Road, Pocklington and then later in life on Algarth Road, Pocklington.
Here she is shown along with her husband and other members of the family. From left to right,, her mother Florence, with niece Pauline in front, Her father Walter, Sylvia, her Husband Len, brother Claude, and brother Owen.
Here she is in Algarth Road at age 90.
Hanley - Thomas 21 Jan 1704
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Thomas died on 29 Oct 1776 according to records at the Borthwick Institute. We have as yet found no certain record of the birth of Thomas or of his first wife Emma Johnson. There are however records for a Thomas Hanley in Driffield. This is the only record so far found in Yorkshire of a Thomas Hanley born in the right year.
We know the age of Thomas from a cause paper (extract) brought against the vicar of Sutton upon Derwent that is held in the Borthwick Institute. This paper dated 1729 states 'that Thomas Hanley is a Labourer of 25 years old in Sutton-upon-Derwent' and he 'hath lived in the parish of Sutton upon Derwent unto for upwards of four years...' from this we know that he came from another parish. Phil Hanley organised a search in the parish records for Great Driffield and the seven surrounding parishes (Little Driffield, Kilham, Langtoft, Garton, Kirkburn, Hutton Cranswick and Skerne) by the East Riding Records Office, Beverley. This search was for the marriage and death of Thomas Hanley and found no records. This reinforces the probability that the Driffield Thomas moved from the area. In the absence therefore of any other likely candidate, I have decided to go with the Driffield Hanleys until more certain records are found
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Hanley - Thomas 25 Mar 1733
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Hanley - Thomas 01 Jun 1759
Hanley - Thomas 01 Apr 1764
Hanley - Thomas 11 Nov 1771
Hanley - Thomas 23 Dec 1808
Hanley - Walter 1889
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Walter Hanley at age 2 was living at Railway Cottage, West Green, Pocklington as recorded in the 1891 census In the 1901 census he is shown living with his mother and five siblings at 7 Victoria Terrace, Pocklington and by the 1911 census he was a railway clerk and still living with is mother, brother and two sisters at 16 Regent Street, Pocklington.
Walter enlisted in the Territorial Forces in May 1912 and in September of that year he married Florence Walker of Barmby Moor. His address at the time of enlistment was 13, Alma Terrace, Pocklington. Walter's medical record on joining gives his height as 5ft. 7 1/4in. He served throughout the war as a Private with occasional periods when he was Acting Corporal and Acting Sergeant. As far as I can determine he never served abroad despite signing an Imperial Service Obligation document in 1916 agreeing to serve outside the UK. In June 1919 he signed an agreement to continue serving, however he was discharged in Oct 1919 and awarded a weekly allowance due to his heart being affected 'attributable' (presumably to his military service) resulting in a 20% disablement.
After his service in the Territorial Forces, he was awarded the Efficiency Medal. This medal was awarded to men serving in the Territorial Forces for more than 12 years with war years counting double. By this time he was living in Barmby Moor.
In Kelly's Directory for 1925 (ref: Pocklington & District Local History Group) Walter is listed as a confectioner at 7 New Street but by the 1939 census taken at the start of World War 2 he is again listed as a railway clerk and is living with his wife, daughter and eldest son at 44, New Street Pocklington. Shortly after World War Ii in late 1948 he died at New Street after being ill for some time with what I believe was a heart complaint.
In this photograph, Walter is shown with most of his family. From left to right,, his wife Florence, with granddaughter Pauline in front, Walter, Sylvia his daughter, Sylvia's Husband Len, his middle son Claude, and youngest son Owen.
Hanley - William 1629
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Hanley - William 12 Dec 1734
Hanley - William 31 Jan 1769
Hanley - William 02 Apr 1820
Hanley - William 1870
Hanley - William 1876
Harrison - Anne 1730
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Anne Married Thomas Hanley on 28 Mar 1758 at Sutton Upon Derwent.
(The records above are for the nearest Anne Harrison to Sutton Upon Derwent time that I can find who was born at around the right period.There are however other possible candidates. She died on 19 Apr 1769 according to records at the Borthwick Institute.
Harrison - Frances 23 Aug 1752
Harrison - Thomas Abt 1676
Harrison - Thomas Abt 1702
Holmes - Elizabeth 10 Mar 1776
Holmes - Jane 29 Nov 1782
Holmes - John 24 Feb 1771
Holmes - Robert 30 Jul 1731
Holmes - Robert 04 Mar 1779
Howard - Lucy 1817
Howood - Hannah Abt 1704
Ison - Annie 02 Oct 1892
Ison - Charles 1867
Ison - Charles 1874
Ison - Elizabeth 1871
Ison - Ellen 1877
Ison - Emily 1863
Ison - Emily 1890
Ison - Mary Jane 1888
Ison - Robert 1874
Ison - Rose 1874
Ison - Thomas 1864
Ison - William 1867
Iveson - Mary 1834
Johnson - Emmet Abt 1704
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Other than her marriage we have as yet found no definite record giving her birth. There is a record for an Emmet Eubank who married a Christopher Johnson in Sutton Upon Derwent a few years before the marriage of Emmet Johnson to Thomas Hanley. As Emmet is an unusual name this could be her. However no death of Christopher Johnson has so far been found so this may be a red herring. In some of the records in which she appears she is nnamed as Emma however on most of the Baptism records of her children the name is recorded as Emmet. Emmett died on 27 Jan 1761 according to records at the Borthwick Institute.
Key - Frances 11 Jan 1708
Key - John 26 Aug 1627
Key - Leonard 1590
Key - Richard 11 Feb 1665
Key - Roger 1551
Lynn - Anne 1811
Matthews - Anne Jane Abt 1860
Matthews - Arthur Thomas Abt 1857
Matthews - Charles 23 May 1820
Matthews - Charles Atkinson 28 Dec 1852
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Matthews - David 1947
Matthews - Elizabeth 13 Oct 1813
Matthews - Elizabeth Abt 1863
Matthews - Florence Annie Abt 1886
Matthews - George B Abt 1889
Matthews - Henry Abt 1854
Matthews - James Henry 1892
Matthews - Jane 15 Oct 1811
Matthews - John 15 Dec 1776
Matthews - John 26 Feb 1816
Matthews - John Abt 1851
Matthews - Leonard 1916
Matthews - Mary 01 Dec 1802
Matthews - Mary 20 Jul1818
Matthews - Mary Abt 1821
Matthews - Robert 20 Jul 1809
Matthews - Wilfred Abt 1914
Matthews - William Abt 1740
Matthews - William 01 May 1801
Moore - Sarah Abt 1811
Nottage - Caroline 1857
Nottage - Charles 1817
Nottage - George 1843
Nottage - Lucy 1851
Nottage - Mary Ann 1841
Nottage - Susan 1844
Nottage - Tom 1855
Oliver - Kizia Abt 1785
Orde - Elizabeth M 1918
Oxtaby - Gartan Abt 1830
Oxtaby - Isabella Abt 1828
Oxtaby - Jane 1823
Oxtaby - Martha Abt 1834
Oxtaby - Richard 04 Nov 1766
Oxtaby - Richard 01 Aug 1790
Oxtaby - Richard 1832
Oxtaby - Thomas Abt 1740
Petty - Elizabeth 1834
Petty - Harry 13 Aug 1867
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Petty - John 1814
Petty - Joseph 1836
Petty - Richard 1840
Prior - Elias 1857
Pulleyn - Thomas 1831
Ridsdale - Hannah abt 1811
Rowley - Ada Abt 1881
Rowley - Alfred Abt 1892
Rowley - Alice Abt 1885
Rowley - Charles Abt 1880
Rowley - Elizabeth Abt 1846
Rowley - Elizabeth 04 MAY 1873
Rowley - Elizabeth Abt 1894
Rowley - Frank Abt 1888
Rowley - Frederick Abt 1883
Rowley - Hannah 1848
Rowley - Harry Abt 1886
Rowley - Maria 1854
Rowley - Martha 25 JUL 1838
Rowley - Mary Abt 1843
Rowley - Mary Hannah Abt 1892
Rowley - Sarah Abt 1845
Rowley - William Abt 1812
Rowley - William 1842
Rowley - William Abt 1877
Simpson - George Abt1804
Simpson - Mary 1785
Slee - Elizabeth 1748
Slee - William abt1691
Slee - William 10 Mar 1716
Smith - Esther 1844
Smith - George 1841
Smith - Mary 09 Sep 1838
Smith - Robert 1849
Smith - Thomas Abt 1813
Smith - Unknown Abt 1926
Smith - William 1845
Snow - Hannah 1884
Swales - Unknown Abt 1608
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Thomas - Hannah 17 Dec 1851
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Thomas - Henry 2 Apr 1827
Thomas - John 01 Sep 1855
Thomas - Mary Polly 11 Aug 1853
Thomas - William 1790
Towse - Alice Abt 1583
Tweed - Mary Abt 1675
Unknown - Ann(Brigham) Abt 1826
Unknown - Ann(Simpson) Abt 1804
Unknown - Ann(Walker) 1806
Unknown - Elizabeth(Clark) 1829
Unknown - Elizabeth(Hanley) 1862
Unknown - Hannah(Clark) Abt 1802
Unknown - Harriet(Davis) 1840
Unknown - Jane(Hanley) Abt 1808
Unknown - Martha(Gibson) Abt 1795
Unknown - Mary (Andrews) 1771
Unknown - Mary H(Davis) 1840
Unknown - Mary(Brigham) Abt 1805
Unknown - Mary(Ison) Abt 1867
Unknown - Mary(Smith) Abt 1813
Unknown - Mary(Thomas) Abt 1783
Unknown - Mary(Woodley) 1750
Unknown - Melia C(Hanley) 14 Jun 1891
Unknown - Rosamund (Hanley) Abt 1593
Unknown - Unknown (Edwards) Abt 1583
Unknown - Unknown(Harrison) Abt1676
Unknown - Unknown(Key) Abt 1590
Unknown - Unknown(Key) Abt 1627
Unknown - Unknown(Key) Abt 1665
Unknown - Unknown(Oxtaby) Abt 1740
Unknown - Unknown(Wade) Abt 1720
Unknown - Unknown(Walker) Abt 1874
My aunt, Florence Walker's daughter, told me that Florence's mother Sarah Anne Walker married Florence's father although she was brought up by her grandparents.
Unknown - Unknown(Wrigglesworth) Abt 1741
Vokes - Hannah 18 Jul 1830
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I have no image for the 1841 census but in this she is living in Seaton Ross with her parents and two sisters.
By the 1851 census, she is married and living with her husband and her parents at 50 South End, Seaton Ross and Dennison is employed as an agricultural labourer.
In the 1861 census, she is shown as living with her husband and four children at 81 South End, Seaton Ross where her husband is an agricultural labourer.
By the time of the 1871 census, she is living at 60 Cole Street, Clifton, York with Dennison, four children and a nephew. Dennison is a stoker at the gas works
The 1881 census, for which I do not have an image, has her back in Seaton Ross with her youngest son and husband who is an agricultural labourer.
I do not have the 1891 census record but by the 1901 census she lives at 41 South End, Seaton Ross with Dennison who is still an agricultural labourer
Vokes - William 1810
Wade - Sarah 07 Apr 1745
Wade - William Abt 1720
Walker - Agnes 1887
Walker - Florence 05 Mar 1892
Walker - Frederick 1857
Walker - George E 1882
Walker - Hannah 1841
Walker - Hannah 1873
Walker - Henry 1856
Walker - James 1850
Walker - John 1829
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Walker - John 1863
Walker - Lilly 1878
Walker - Martha 1865
Walker - Mary 1853
Walker - Mary Eliza 1860
Walker - Samuel 1870
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