Notes
Matches 151 to 200 of 6,956
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| 151 | A child of Rich'd Hardaker of Bradford | HARDAKER, Unnamed (I2094)
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| 152 | A child of Stephen Hardaker's, Stairos(?), ?poor? | HARDAKER, Unnamed (I2387)
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| 153 | A cloth weaver, aged 51, born Guiseley, married to Jane and with daughter Rachel H. | HARDAKER, Charles (I903)
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| 154 | A clothier (tailor) aged 54, born Yeadon, married to wife Ann. | HARDAKER, Joseph (I1188)
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| 155 | A clothier aged 58? Also in the house were Benjamin Berry, 20, clothier journeyman, and Mary Berry, 20. | STANSFIELD, Thomas (I787)
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| 156 | A clothier, aged 39, born Guiseley. | HARDAKER, Thomas (I1249)
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| 157 | A descendant chart in is the files, obtained from Lewis McCann. The MI on the grave states that they lost seven children in infancy. | HARDAKER, Joseph (I243)
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| 158 | A drapers apprentice, aged 15, born Rawdon. | BALL, Henry (I320)
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| 159 | A dreadful catastrophe wiped out all known members of this family over a period of just five weeks. Isabel was buried on 4th March 1622/23. Son Thomas was buried just 10 days later, and Henry was buried eight days after Thomas. Daughter Mary was buried on 1st April 1623 and then son Michael on 10th April. It is very likely that the family were the victims of a serious disease. Cholera and Smallpox were two diseases prevalent at the time that could kill an entire family in a short period of time. And Bubonic plague outbreaks were still occurring in the early 17th century. Exactly what killed the five family members is unknown, and we also do not know whether any members of the family survived (our only record of this family are burials). | Family: Henry HARDACRE / Isabel (HARDACRE) (F1342)
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| 160 | A dubious record from ECH's transcript. However, we know he existed from the wills of Richard 1798 and Robert 1729. | Source (S109)
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| 161 | A famous organist. Living with his uncle, William H Pullan in 1881. For some years he was organist at Upper Chapel. Idle. Later he moved to Horton, I presume near Bradford. | PULLAN, Charles Henry (I1233)
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| 162 | A flannel maufacturer, aged 34, with wife Grace but no children. | HARDAKER, Henry M. (I16)
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| 163 | A good candidate for Margaret who married Michael Hardacre in 1635 is Margaret Armistead baptised 16 Jan 1616/1617 at Giggleswick (not far from Long Preston), father's name John. She would have been about 19 in 1635, and about 45 or 46 when daughter Margaret was born in 1662. Unfortunately is appears that Margaret born 1616 probably died in 1621 and was buried on 10 June at Giggleswick, "Margaret Armistead daughter of John". We have been unable to find another baptism for a Margaret Armistead around this time. | ARMISTEAD, Margaret (I4035)
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| 164 | A grocer aged 14, born Bradford. | BALL, Frederick (I312)
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| 165 | A guess | HARDACRE, Michael (I3964)
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| 166 | A guess | HARDACRE, Ambrose (I4068)
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| 167 | A guess at this stage | HARDAKER, Richard (I2821)
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| 168 | A guess at this stage. | SCREWTON, Elizabeth (I2822)
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| 169 | A guess based on the middle name of Thomas, presumably born out of wedlock. | Family: Unknown BOOTH / Elizabeth HARDAKER (F361)
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| 170 | A guess, based on the assumption that he would have been about the same age as wife Elizabeth. | HARDAKER, Henry (I2981)
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| 171 | A guess. | HARDACRE, John (I4247)
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| 172 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Ambrose (I4198)
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| 173 | A guess. | HARDACRE, William (I4077)
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| 174 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Henry (I4188)
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| 175 | A guess. | HARDACRE, John (I4201)
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| 176 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Richard (I4001)
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| 177 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Elizabeth (I3996)
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| 178 | A guess. | Family: Henry HARDACRE / Alice (HARDACRE) (F1314)
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| 179 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Elizabeth (I4040)
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| 180 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Adam (I4194)
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| 181 | A guess. | KNOWLES, Bridget (I3919)
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| 182 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Henry (I4060)
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| 183 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Stephen (I4165)
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| 184 | A guess. | HARDACRE, John (I4117)
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| 185 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Thomas (I4038)
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| 186 | A guess. | HARDAKER, James (I701)
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| 187 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Michael (I4172)
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| 188 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Richard (I4154)
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| 189 | A guess. | HARDACRE, Ambrose (I4092)
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| 190 | A guess. | HARDACRE, John (I4195)
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| 191 | A guess. Based on the assumptions that his marriage to Margaret was his first marriage, and that he was in his early 20s when married. | HARDACRE, George (I4202)
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| 192 | A guess. Most likely in his 20s when married. | HARDACRE, Henry (I4020)
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| 193 | A guess. Thomas, Mary and Michael were still children when they were buried in 1623, so most likely born between about 1610 and 1620. This suggests a marriage between Henry and Isabel around 1605-1615. If Henry was in his early 20s when married, that would suggest a birth year of around 1585-1595. | HARDACRE, Henry (I4158)
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| 194 | A guess. We know that his father was named Thomas (recorded as Thomas Junior in the 1783 baptism of daughter Sarah), and guessing that he was in his early 20s when married. | HARDACRE, Thomas (I4261)
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| 195 | A guess. We think that he married Anna Carr in 1618, and we know he baptised a daughter named Jane in 1623 and was recorded as "Adam the Younger". | HARDACRE, Adam (I4197)
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| 196 | A Hannah Hardaker, father William of Hebden, was baptised Oct 1807 at Linton PC. On initial examination she appears to fit neatly into the family of William and Mary, born between William and Thomas. However we now think she belongs to William Hardacre and Margaret Hallam who married in July 1805. That couple later baptised a Henry Hardaker at Grassington, born Sep 1813 at Barnoldswick. We know this because Hannah (recorded as born Hebden, 1807) and Henry (recorded as born Barnoldswick, 1814) can be found living at Barnoldswick in 1871, recorded as brother and sister. We have not entirely ruled out the possibility that the William who married Mary in 1797 and the William who married Margaret in 1805 are the same person, but there are some inconsistencies. The reported ages differ by four years and William was recorded as a Husbandman (farmer) in 1797 and a Cotton Spinner in 1805. | Family: William HARDAKER / Mary METCALF (F1157)
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| 197 | A husbandman of Idle. | MITCHELL, James (I1586)
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| 198 | A John Overend married Mercy Myers at Guiseley on 21 Sep 1619. It is not clear who he was. It seems to me that the most likely explanation is that Susan Ive had died and that this John married again. In that case, Mercy and not Susan was the mother of most of the listed children. I need more information to sort out this issue for sure. | OVEREND, John (I1367)
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| 199 | A Joseph Crabtree was married in the 3rd quarter of 1849 at Bradford, spouse not known. | Family: Joseph CRABTREE / Amelia LEE (F553)
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| 200 | A Joseph Hardacre of Hanlith left a will dated 6 Jul 1715. Not sighted. | HARDACRE, Joseph (I3598)
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