Hannah WITTAM
1798 - 1874 (76 years)-
Name Hannah WITTAM - Written as both Willam and Wittam in the marriage register (neither by Hannah herself). This could be a version of the name Whitham.
Birth 1798 Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England [1] Gender Female 1841 Census 6 Jun 1841 Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England Death 1874 Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England Burial 23 Jun 1874 Eccleshill Norman Lane Cemetery, Yorkshire, England [2] Person ID I882 Hardaker One-name Study Last Modified 18 Dec 2019
Family Richard HARDAKER, b. Abt 1788 d. Abt Aug 1847, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England (Age ~ 59 years) Marriage 23 Jun 1816 Bradford St Peter, Yorkshire, England [3, 4] Type: By Banns - Richard Hardacre [sic], OTP, Joiner, and Hannah Willam [sic], Spinster. Richard signed, but poorly, written as Richad Headker. Hannah made her mark. Witnesses were John Barker & Sarah Baxter.
Children 1. Mary Ann HARDAKER, b. 1817, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England d. 1838, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England (Age 21 years) 2. Samuel HARDAKER, b. 16 Jul 1819, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown [Father: Birth] [Mother: Birth] 3. Betty HARDAKER, b. Abt 1822, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England d. Yes, date unknown 4. Joshua HARDAKER, b. 17 Jan 1824, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England d. 1899, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England (Age 74 years) + 5. Thomas HARDAKER, b. Abt 1829, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England d. Nov 1924, Bradley, Keighley, Yorkshire, England (Age ~ 95 years) 6. Sarah Ann HARDAKER, b. 1827, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England d. 1834, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, England (Age 7 years) Family ID F241 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 17 May 2020
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Histories Research on The Hardakers of Eccleshill
Eccleshill is just across the Aire valley from Rawdon and Horsforth, both originally in Guiseley parish, where some of the early HARDAKERs lived. Some of the ones who moved to Eccleshill maintained their links with the Rawdon area. And parts of Eccleshill are closer to Calverley church than to Bradford church, which is probably why some residents chose to patronise the Calverley church rather than go to Bradford. In addition, to make things even more complicated, occasionally some Eccleshill residents were baptised or buried at Horsforth or Rawdon.
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