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Ayton Burials 1813-1882 Burials in the Parish of Ayton in the County of York 1813 - 1882 ID Page Entry Name Surname Profession Abode When Year Age By whom the ceremony was performed Notes No buried 1 1 1 Robert Hugill Ayton Jan 13 1813 20 C Swales 2 1 2 Mary Armstrong Ayton Jan 16 1813 19 C Swales 3 1 3 Ralph Shaw Ayton Apr 21 1813 39 J Thompson curate of Newton 4 1 4 Sarah Ingledew Stockton Apr 26 1813 77 C Swales 5 1 5 Jane Williamson Ayton Apr 30 1813 64 C Swales 6 1 6 Thomas Appleton Ayton Apr 30 1813 4 C Swales 7 1 7 Mary Dickinson Ayton June 11 1813 74 C Swales 8 1 8 Thomas Weatherill Ayton June 18 1813 66 J Thompson of Newton 9 2 9 Thomas Lamb Ayton July 15 1813 90 C Swales 10 2 10 Eliz Dyres Ayton Aug 11 1813 73 C Swales 11 2 11 Robert Clark Ayton Aug 19 1813 25 C Swales 12 2 12 Thomas Kindale Ayton Sept 27 1813 62 C Swales 13 2 13 Ann Eldin Ayton Oct 11 1813 33 C Swales Ann & Eldin Nov 14 1month 14 2 14 Ayton 1813 C Swales Prudence Calvert Nov 15 1month 15 2 15 Rev PR Logan Ayton Nov 15 1813 80 C Swales 16 2 16 Eliz Eldin Ayton Nov 24 1813 1month C Swales 17 3 17 William Weetman Ayton Nov 27 1813 62 C Swales 18 3 18 Isabella Legards Ayton Dec 17 1813 42 C Swales 19 3 19 Jane Rowntree Ayton Jan 7 1814 47 C Swales 20 3 20 Mary Potter Ayton Jan 8 1814 88 C Swales 21 3 21 James Foxcroft Ayton Feb 7 1814 84 J Thompson of Newton 22 3 22 Margaret Rudduck Ayton Mar 4 1814 10month C Swales 23 3 23 Mary Garbutt Ayton Mar 8 1814 4 C Swales 24 3 24 William Donaldson Seamour Mar 14 1814 49 C Swales 25 4 25 Ann Richardson Ayton Mar 29 1814 5 hours C Swales 26 4 26 Thomas Kilvington Ayton Mar 31 1814 21 C Swales 27 4 27 Bartholemew Robinson Craythrone Apr 4 1814 83 C Swales 28 4 28 Ann Watson Ayton May 5 1814 84 Joseph Grice 29 4 29 George Napier Ayton July 24 1814 40 Joseph Grice 30 4 30 Mary Clark Ayton Aug 15 1814 3 William Jeffels 31 4 31 Jonathon Pierson Ayton Sept 24 1814 31 William Jeffels 32 4 32 Ann Weetman Ayton Dec 9 1814 27 William Jeffels 33 5 33 John Conning Ayton Dec 10 1814 58 William Jeffels 34 5 34 Humphrey Sanderson Yarm Jan 4 1815 73 William Jeffels 35 5 35 William Gibson Ayton Jan 5 1815 1 William Jeffels 36 5 36 George Appleton Ayton Jan 18 1815 85 William Jeffels 37 5 37 Sarah Robinson Ayton Mar 18 1815 72 William Jeffels 38 5 38 Mary Hutchinson Ayton Apr 10 1815 25 William Jeffels 39 5 39 George Nattrafs Ayton Apr 25 1815 16 William Jeffels 40 5 40 Matthias Gilbertson Ayton June 3 1815 81 William Jeffels 41 6 41 Joseph Gibson Ayton July 4 1815 40 J Thompson of Newton 42 6 42 Jane Plews Ayton July 19 1815 25 William Jeffels 43 6 43 Barbara Fawcett Ayton Aug 18 1815 63 J Thompson of Newton 44 6 44 James Wright Ayton Sept 6 1815 15 J Thompson of Newton 45 6 45 Robert Taylor Ayton Oct 31 1815 1 J Thompson of Newton 46 6 46 William Ward Ayton Nov 6 1815 infant J Thompson of Newton 47 6 47 Mary Holmes Ayton Nov 7 1815 67 J Thompson of Newton 48 6 48 Ann Robson Ayton Nov 29 1815 68 J Thompson of Newton 49 7 49 Mark Pierson Ayton Jan 18 1816 79 William Jeffels 50 7 50 Elizabeth Thompson Ayton Jan 28 1816 44 William Jeffels 51 7 51 Ann Rennison Widow Ayton Feb 7 1816 92 William Deason 52 7 52 Elizabeth Bell Widow Pinchinthorpe Feb 10 1816 84 William Deason 53 7 53 Ann Hastewell Spinster Ayton Mar 4 1816 33 William Deason 54 7 54 Sarah Swalwell Infant Ayton Mar 6 1816 1 William Deason Sarah wife of John Day 55 7 55 Smith Wife Ayton Mar 20 1816 33 William Deason Labourer 56 7 56 John Rowntree Farmer Ayton Mar 27 1816 85 William Deason 57 8 57 Margaret wife of Mark Harker Wife Ayton Mar 31 1816 73 William Deason 58 8 58 Daniel Jackson Day Labourer Ayton Apr 4 1816 73 William Deason 59 8 59 Edward Shepherd Infant Ayton Apr 6 1816 17 months William Deason 60 8 60 Elizabeth Bulmer Widow Ayton Apr 9 1816 91 William Deason 61 8 61 Hannah Wood Spinster Ayton May 7 1816 14 William Deason 62 8 62 William Humphrey Cart-wright Ayton May 9 1816 56 William Deason 63 8 63 Ann Atkinson Widow Ayton May 13 1816 89 William Deason 64 8 64 James Sturdy Ayton May 15 1816 9 William Deason 65 9 65 John Kilvington Cart-wright Ayton May 22 1816 68 William Deason 66 9 66 Ann Bennison Widow Ayton May 23 1816 77 William Deason 67 9 67 Joseph Dixon Infant Nunthorpe May 25 1816 8 weeks William Deason 68 9 68 Sarah Sturdy Ayton June 10 1816 7 William Deason 69 9 69 Elizabeth Humphrey Widow Ayton Aug 8 1816 84 William Deason 70 9 70 Mary Harling Spinster Nunthorpe Aug 19 1816 54 William Deason 71 9 71 Martha Leng Widow Ayton Sept 10 1816 81 William Deason 72 9 72 Hannah wife of John Waller Butcher Ayton Oct 4 1816 37 William Deason 73 10 73 Isabella Eckles Widow Little Ayton Nov 24 1816 89 William Deason 74 10 74 Joseph Garbut Infant Langbrough Jan 6 1817 4 days William Deason 75 10 75 Margaret Williamson Widow Ayton Jan 16 1817 91 William Deason 76 10 76 John Coulson Farmer Ayton June 11 1817 83 William Deason 77 10 77 Sarah Sturdy Spinster Ayton July 23 1817 32 William Deason 78 10 78 Elizabeth Hay Infant Yarm July 29 1817 19 weeks William Deason 79 10 79 John Fawcett Hawker Newcastle upon Tyne Aug 7 1817 74 William Deason 80 10 80 Margaret wife of William King Ayton Oct 21 1817 90 William Deason 81 11 81 Richard Peacock Infant Ayton Nov 25 1817 3 days William Deason 82 11 82 Mary Watson Widow Stockton on Tees Dec 28 1817 56 William Deason 83 11 83 Dorothy Featherstone Ayton Dec 29 1817 3 William Deason 84 11 84 Elizabeth Hall Ayton Jan 18 1818 50 William Deason Richard Williamson 85 11 85 Marham Ayton Jan 22 1818 17 William Deason Kilvington 86 11 86 Richard Ord Ayton Jan 27 1818 1 day William Deason 87 11 87 Sarah Jackson Widow Ayton Feb 25 1818 72 William Deason 88 11 88 Mary Jolly Widow Ayton Feb 27 1818 87 William Deason 89 12 89 Joseph Garbut Farmer Langbaurgh Mar 12 1818 56 William Deason 90 12 90 Richard Sanderson Tailor Ayton Mar 15 1818 65 William Deason 91 12 91 John Ingledew Nunthorpe Mar 21 1818 3 weeks William Deason 92 12 92 William Kneeshaw Ayton Mar 28 1818 1 William Deason 93 12 93 William Richardson Labourer Ayton Apr 15 1818 63 William Deason 94 12 94 John Iveson Shoemaker Ayton May 24 1818 85 William Deason 95 12 95 Ann Wilson Spinster Ayton May 24 1818 50 William Deason 96 12 96 John Ramshaw Labourer Ayton July 25 1818 48 William Deason 97 13 97 Mary Souler Ayton Aug 9 1818 3 William Deason 98 13 98 Nicholas Wright Ayton Aug 9 1818 12 days William Deason 99 13 99 John Wright Ayton Aug 9 1818 12 days William Deason 100 13 100 Eliza Croft Newton Sept 4 1818 9 month William Deason 101 13 101 Andrew Park Officer of Excise Ayton Sept 16 1818 26 William Deason 102 13 102 George Ward Bricklayer Ayton Sept 21 1818 56 William Deason 103 13 103 Richard Jowers Joiner Ayton Sept 27 1818 24 William Deason 104 13 104 William Biggins Ayton Oct 6 1818 6 William Deason 105 14 105 William Pitcher Ayton Oct 15 1818 unknown William Deason 106 14 106 John Laveric Ayton Oct 19 1818 89 William Deason 107 14 107 John Hutchinson Nunthorpe Oct 20 1818 83 William Deason 108 14 108 Hannah Rigg Ayton Nov 4 1818 60 William Deason 109 14 109 Dinah Laveric Ayton Nov 6 1818 78 William Deason 110 14 110 Robert Biggins Ayton Nov 11 1818 11 William Deason 111 14 111 Robert Crathorne Ayton Nov 19 1818 12 William Deason 112 14 112 Thomas Raper Ayton Jan 4 1819 26 days William Deason 113 15 113 Henry Rigg Ayton Jan 24 1819 20 William Deason 114 15 114 Hannah Marlow Widow Ayton Feb 4 1819 77 William Deason 115 15 115 Mary Humphrey Widow Ayton Feb 13 1819 62 William Deason 116 15 116 Henry Sanderson Ayton Feb 17 1819 11 month William Deason 117 15 117 Ann Thompson Ayton Mar 8 1819 23 William Deason 118 15 118 Thomas Stephenson Castleton Mar 21 1819 61 William Deason 119 15 119 James Ward Gentleman Stockton on Tees Mar 23 1819 59 William Deason 120 15 120 Mary Postgate Ayton Apr 9 1819 82 William Deason 121 16 121 John Appleton Ayton Apr 16 1819 8 month William Deason 122 16 122 Mary Armstrong Ayton May 18 1819 4 William Deason 123 16 123 William Dixon Ayton May 10 1819 1 William Deason 124 16 124 Jane Pearson Ayton May 16 1819 1 William Deason 125 16 125 Jane Easby Ayton June 6 1819 2 William Deason 126 16 126 Ann Snowden Ayton June 8 1819 4 William Deason 127 16 127 Ann Jackson Widow Ayton June 26 1819 93 William Deason 128 16 128 James Carlewis Ward Stockton on Tees July 24 1819 32 William Deason 129 17 129 Jane Croft Ayton July 24 1819 30 William Deason 130 17 130 Ann Peacock Ayton Aug 30 1819 67 William Deason 131 17 131 Ann Beadlane Widow Ayton Oct 8 1819 72 William Deason 132 17 132 Henry Dixon Ayton Oct 10 1819 19 days William Deason 133 17 133 Susannah wife of John Dixon Ayton Oct 23 1819 33 William Deason 134 17 134 Agnes Ramshaw Widow Ayton Nov 13 1819 86 William Deason 135 17 135 Mary Dixon Spinster Ayton Nov 28 1819 70 William Deason 136 17 136 Robert Metcalfe Ayton Dec 4 1819 15 William Deason 137 18 137 Hannah Nichol Ayton Dec 9 1819 4 days William Deason 138 18 138 George Maddison Ayton Dec 20 1819 1 William Deason 139 18 139 William Dixon Ayton Feb 9 1820 4 month William Deason 140 18 140 Isabella wife of Thomas Wilson Shopkeeper Ayton Feb 16 1820 77 William Deason 141 18 141 Thomas Garbut Farmer Langbaurgh Feb 17 1820 25 William Deason 142 18 142 Ann wife of James Waller Weaver Ayton Feb 18 1820 46 William Deason 143 18 143 Mary Rowntree Widow Stokesley Feb 24 1820 86 William Deason 144 18 144 Ann Maynard Spinster Ayton Mar 15 1820 79 William Deason 145 19 145 George Wilson Labourer Ayton Mar 17 1820 26 William Deason 146 19 146 Jane wife of John Hardy Ayton Apr 3 1820 37 William Deason Spinster & 147 19 147 Esther Wilson Ayton Apr 15 1820 59 William Deason Gentlewoman
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