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1	Hannah Wife Age 27 Born Kirkburton James Son Age 4 Born Austonley Mary Dau Age 3 Born Austonley	CROSLAND, John (I873)
2	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6144)
3	!861 Census show 2 servants Bridget Hickey, 30 born Ireland Anne Oldham 32 born Manchester	Family: William Issac RUTTER / Elizabeth ISAACS (F1022)
4	"About this period (1845) two incidents took place which made a deep impression on my mind. One was a little boy about my own age and that I knew. I saw him killed at what is now at the top of Victoria Street by an iron road-roller. I saw the boy picked up and bleeding taking home to Underhill where he belonged. The boy’s name was Daniel Cartwright, youngest son of James Cartwright of that place. In after years and for many years afterwards whenever I saw that roller I thought of the boy that was so mutilated and crushed underneath its enormous weight.!"	CARTWRIGHT, Daniel (I3618)
5	"but the advowson of the vicarage, with the rectory of Aldington annexed, was sold by him in 1740 to Mr. Joseph Smallwell, of Maidstone, who in 1753 conveyed it to Mr. Henry Hodson, whose son the Rev. Henry Hodson, vicar of this parish, is now entitled to it."	HODSON, Rev John (I7325)
6	"Early HAIGHs of Kirkburton says Grace was Phoebe's half-sister and was married to Joseph WOODS. "Plain country Friends" says Joseph never married. !!	WOODS, Joseph (I870)
7	"Henry Hodson , A. M. presented Feb. 10, 1768, the present vicar."	HODSON, Rev Henry (I7352)
8	"Oct. 19. - Presentation to Mr. James Marsden, J.P., Wigan, on completing fifty years' connection with Messrs. Coop and Co., Limited, clothing manufacturers, Wigan."	MARSDEN, James (I957)
9	"Oct. 29. - Wigan and District Teachers' Association "At Home." - Presentation to Mr. James Marsden, J.P., by the Churches of Christ in the Wigan District."	MARSDEN, James (I957)
10	"Son of Rev. Hodson"	HODSON, Henry (I7354)
11	"The BATES family had come from Norlands, Sowerby in Halifax soon after 1600 & settled in the Kirkburton area. The family were farmers & cornmillers. Thus Phebe & James grew up living within a mile of each other."	BATES, Matthew (I118)
12	"Wife of Rev. John Hodson, Vicar of This Parish" who led the service	CRUNDEN, Henrietta (I7326)
13	'...stopt about half an hour at Peobe Haighs who once told me, that before her convincement, she had been for many years so infirm that it was with difficulty she could get to & from bed or even walk up & down the house, in which state a desire was raised in her mind to get to a meeting of Friends, & being obedient there unto she set forward & was enabled to get to Highflatts on a Week?day, from that time forward she mended apace & not only became a diligent attender of our own meetings, but walked on foot to many others at a considerable distance, I thought this was worthy to be recorded amongst the many miracles the Almighty is working for his People inwardly & outwardly.' Pheobe Haigh (1731?85) resided at Heighmoor House (between Shepley and Shelley). She was the widow of James Haigh. (1) Joseph Woods Small Notebook No. 14. (12th Month 1782)	BATES, Phebe (I112)
14	(information on IGI)	NICOL, Andrew (I1714)
15	*hf -(Holmfirth) Cliff in Holme One Transaction gives date of Baptism as th 6th	BROADBENT, Silvanus (I3586)
16	15 July 1713, Anne daughter of Benjamin Haigh of Shelley baptized [IGI records parents as Benjamin & Mary Haigh]	HAIGH, Ann (I121)
17	1837.com found 2 Berta Birth in Q1 1892 - Leigh and Bury	ENTWISTLE, Elizabeth (I58)
18	1841 BATHWICK Grove Street COTTLE Moses 60 Ind COTTLE Elizabeth 60 COTTLE John 20 Labourer COTTLE Eliza 25 Eliza (NOT born in Somerset) COTTLE Sarah 1 Research Notes: Moses (possible birth 06 JUN 1779 Wellow, Somerset,England) Elizabeth (possibly Elizabeth Weaver, record found on IGI with marriageas 10 APR 1815 Walcot, Bath, Somerset, England) found record on IGI for a daughter of Moses and Elizabeth, Sarah AnneCottell born 10 OCT 1821 Walcot, Bath, Somerset, England	COTTLE, Moses (I1262)
19	1841 Census - 8 months	BATTYE, Albert (I845)
20	1861 Census her birth year is listed as 1849 Certificate of Birth lists place of birth as 3 Cheapscoll Court,Bathwick, Somerset. Birth registered May 24, 1852 by mother Eliza, withher mark as signature. Living at 1 Finsbury Street at the time of her marriage. Located in the 1881 Census living on High Holborn Street, London. Listedas age 29, place of birth Bath. possible death dec 1893 Cottle, Mary Ann, 44, Mile End, 1c, 398	COTTLE, Mary (I1275)
21	1881 Census - Widower	Family: / Sarah Ellen MELLOR (F255)
22	1881 census [4370/92]: a carpenter and joiner aged 20, unmarried,living with his parents at Hinchliff Mill.	HIRST, Martin H. (I1023)
23	1881 census [4370/92]: aged 15, living with her parents at HinchliffMill.	HIRST, Mary Hannah (I1024)
24	1881 census [4370/92]: aged 29, unmarried, living with her parents at Hinchliff Mill.	HIRST, Sarah Elizabeth (I1025)
25	1881 census [4370/92]: aged 55, living at Hinchliff Mill. Austonley,with her husband, Henry.	HOYLE, Ann (I967)
26	1891 Census	MARSDEN, John Seaton (I7237)
27	1891 Census gives Fanny Voysey's husband as John Voysey? No marriage found. Is this the same person as Edwin i.e. John Edwin???? If so which children belong to him. The death record for John Edwin (b 1881) as Edwin	VOYSEY, John (I7584)
28	1891 Census he and his father, Henry, are visitors at the home of of EdJoyce, 39, Cabman, groom, born Bath, Wife possible Edith, 42, laundress,wash, born Bath, children Emily 13, William 7 both born Bath In his early teens he worked at the Palace, and helped repair and keep inorder, the Queen's carriage. Always thought his middle name was James until he applied for his pensionand had to order a copy of his birth certificate. Emigrated to Montreal, Quebec, Canada at age 18. Got a job working at theFry's Chocolate company. Enlisted in the Montreal Black Watch as an NCO during WWI, went to Francein 1914, returned 1918, fought at Vimy Ridge. A commanding officer was aMolson of the brewing family. Daughter Evelyn recalls he had lost some ofhis hearing as a result of the war. Attestation papers for WWI service signed Feb. 9, 1915. He lists himselfas William James, born St. Pancras, London, living at 10 Lapierre Ave.,Montreal, date of birth 1 Sept. 1880, occupation looks like cementworker, indicates he served 7 years in the 5th R Hlo?, has an old injuryof his thumb on his right hand. 5 ft 10 1/4 inches tall, fair complexion,blue eyes, brown hair, CofE. Moved his family to Hamilton from Montreal in 1920, lived at 177 Hess St.N., and later 26 and 30 Shaw Street. Worked at Duff's Meat Packing Plantduring the Depression, later at Hamilton General Hospital, from where heretired in 1955. Evelyn remembers he had a second cousin by the name of Henry Brown whowas married to Gertrude. They had 4 children, one who was very ill,possibly with cerebral palsy. She died. There was a daughter named Isabel, who may married a Saunders - possiblythe son of the past mayor of Toronto - in about 1928 or 1929. They alsohad two sons, Harry and Ernest. William died of cancer (malignant tumour on ear). Buried in the MasonicTemple area of White Chapel Memorial Gardens in Hamilton, Ontario.	BLACKMORE, William John (I1269)
29	1901 Census - Granddaughter of Thomas Battye	BATTYE, Edith (I297)
30	1901 Census he is living at home with parents at age 16, place of birthis listed as Drury Lane, London. possible birth registration Dec 1895 Walter Ernest William Kensington 1a 98	WALTER, Ernest William (I1282)
31	1911 census gives a Blanche Battye as wife age 49 Born Binns Holmfirth	Family: Joseph BATTYE / Charlotte CHAMBERS (F361)
32	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Richard David Lodge MORTIMER / Living (F155)
33	1st Cousin	Family: Joseph HAIGH / Susannah HAIGH (F233)
34	2 possible William Cartwrights in 1881 and not sure which	CARTWRIGHT, William H (I3656)
35	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Private (I26)
36	27th September 1895 One of the Original trustees of the Holmfirth District Technical Institute see www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/Misc/Transcriptions/WRY/HolmfirthCharities.html	MARSDEN, James (I957)
37	2nd quarter 1844 Huddersfield vol 22 page 221	Family: / (F314)
38	2nd quarter 1869 Bolton vol 8c page 255	Family: David HIRST / Eleanor Cowburn HART (F257)
39	2nd quarter 1875 Huddersfield vol 9a page 397	Family: Lot NAYLOR / Martha Ann HIRST (F302)
40	3 Nov 1781 - Father Richard Crosland	Source (S484)
41	31 Aug 1900 ?	HAIGH, Sarah Hannah (I49)
42	375 24 Mary Stubbs of Abbey, 6	STUBBS, Mary (I1415)
43	3rd quarter 1849 Huddersfield vol 22 page 271	Family: Thomas HOYLE / Harriet BROADBENT (F289)
44	4th quarter 1876 Huddersfield vol 9a page 460	Family: Samuel BAILEY / Susannah HOYLE (F277)
45	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4317)
46	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I4316)
47	THE HUDDERSFIELD CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1871 DEATH OF AN OLD CAMPANOLOGIST Mr Joseph Marsden, a native of Holmfirth, and the oldest campanologist in the country, died at Hey Gap, on Wednesday morning, in his 92nd year. 'Old Joe' Marsden as he was familiarly known, was very much respected. He has enjoyed good health up to a recent period, when being seized with dizziness, he dislocated his hip in a fall. The accident confined him to his bed, an so severe was the shock to his system that he never recovered. Marsden, at the age of 20, commenced his ringing career, and was one who took up the art in earnest, and soon began to contend in prize ringing. He was one of a set who, in 1845, rung the old year out and the new year in, to a peal of 6,000 changes, including ten different peals. He has helped to win 50, and upwards, prizes from various counties, including Yorkshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and Cheshire: and in 1847-8 he was one of a set who helped to bring eight prizes in 18 months, a rare feat at the present day. His last act in ringing was on the occasion of celebrating his 91st birthday, on May 1st, when he rang in a six score peal, without, we believe ever quitting the rope. Out of respect to his memory a dumb peal was rung on the Parish Church bells on Wednesday evening.	MARSDEN, Joseph (I1107)
48		CARTWRIGHT, Daniel (I3618)
49	Cheshire Non-conformist & Roman Catholic Registers (Baptism) 17th Century-1910 Transcription says 4th July 1891	HANLEY, Annie (I1184)
50	Joseph Woods Large Notebook 5 A short account of the convincement of Phebe Haigh and her happy conclusion mostly from her own mouth by Joseph Wood The memory of the Just is blessed of which number I believe Phebe Haigh Widow of James Haigh of Heighmoor house was one; her maiden name was Bates, and as I have understood was educated in the way of the Church of England, After her marriage with the aforesaid James Haigh they lived together without any sense of religion, or fear of him in whose hands are Life Breath and Being seldom attending any place of Worship, but spending their precious time in vain and ungodly conversation, until the Lord was pleased to visit her with great indisposition of Body so that for many years she was not able to go out of doors without help nor even walk over the floor, in which time of affliction a concern was raised in her mind for the welfare of her immortal Soul; and strong were her cries unto the Lord that he would be pleased to direct her in the way that was well pleasing unto him; and as she was concerned to wait upon him he was graciously pleased to incline his ear and Answer her humble petition; It being audibly sounded in the secret of her heart "Go to the Quakers meeting" This at first appeared to her impossible from the long and heavy indisposition she lay under, and caused her much reasoning; But in her the Lord hath wonderfully manifested that miracles are not ceased, neither is anything impossible with him; The word remaining powerfully with her she in the Faith thereof made ready and with some difficulty got to our week day meeting at Highflatts contrary to all human probability for her to accomplish being 3 miles from her habitation were being directed to the Light of Christ in the secret of her heart as the way and means appointed of God for the restoration of mankind she readily embraced the truth and by coming up in obedience to the discoveries thereof, experienced a thorough renovation of heart, and the Lord being pleased to heal her of her infirmities both inwardly and outwardly, and forgive her much, she loved much, manifesting her love by her obedience, being a very diligent attender at our religious meetings not Suffering the concerns of this Life to hinder her on first days week days, and tho' she appeared rather weakly and deformed in Body occasioned by her long illness, yet she travelled on foot to many neighbouring meetings and to the northern Yearly Meeting at Rochdale, Her zeal was indeed truly exemplary the lively exercise of her Spirit instructive being visible in her very countenance, and her innocent Life and conversation adorn'd her profession. Soon after her convincement her husband was removed from her by Death, leaving her with a large family of children and considerably in Debt, which through their industry and the Blessing of Providence they were enabled to discharge to the satisfaction of her creditors. She was not only called to believe but to suffer for Christs sake, the spoiling of her goods in bearing a faithful testimony against an hireling Ministry. The last first day she was at Meeting a friend was led to declare from 2 Kings C: 20. v: 1. Set thine house in order; for thou shalt die and not live. Which was applid to her the 3rd .day following she was taken very ill, and on 5th. day sent desiring to see me, I went and had a precious opportunity with her. She commemorated the Lords goodness and mercy to her that he had not taken her away in her iniquity, but given her space to repent, that he had blotted out her transgressions and cast her sins behind her back, and now covered her mind with sweet peace, and that Death to her was disarm'd of its terrors. She also signified her near Unity with friends and tho' she was not accepted into membership having been afraid of being too forward yet was united in Spirit with the living, and desired her Body might be laid in friends Burying ground. She also gave much weighty counsel and advice to her Children desiring them to keep to meetings and live near the Truth and then she knew by living 5. 10 experience the Lord would bless them every way. I visited her again on the 6th day evening and found her in a sweet heavenly frame of mind, being full of Love Peace and Joy in the Holy Ghost. On first day afternoon I went again accompanied by several friends, we found her so weak as not to be able to speak yet her countenance bespoke the sweet serenity of her mind. She continued without any visible alteration until evening and then quietly resigned her Breath ye. 23rd. of ye. 1st. Mo. 1785 Aged about 54 Years, her Body was buried the 4th. Day following ye. 26th. Inst. in our Burying ground at Wooldale, after which a solemn Meeting was held which was eminently overshadowed with the Power and Presence of God, many living Testimonies were born therein to the Truth and one Woman was convinced that day which was as a seal to the finishing of this servant of the Lords Testimony, whose immortal spirit I believe is gathered amongst the spirits of the just of every generation who are made Perfect thro' Sufferings.	BATES, Phebe (I112)