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Consolidated List of Names Volumes I–XV Consolidated List of Names Volumes I–XV ABBOTTS, William (1873–1930) I ALLEN, Sir Thomas William (1864–1943) I ABLETT, Noah (1883–1935) III ALLINSON, John (1812/13–1872) II ABRAHAM, William (Mabon) (1842–1922) I ALLSOP, Thomas (1795–1880) VIII ACLAND, Alice Sophia (1849–1935) I AMMON, Charles (Charlie) George (1st ACLAND, Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke (1847– Baron Ammon of Camberwell) (1873– 1926) I 1960) I ADAIR, John (1872–1950) II ANCRUM, James (1899–1946) XIV ADAMS, David (1871–1943) IV ANDERSON, Frank (1889–1959) I ADAMS, Francis William Lauderdale (1862– ANDERSON, William Crawford (1877–1919) 1893) V II ADAMS, John Jackson (1st Baron Adams of ANDREWS Elizabeth (1882–1960) XI Ennerdale) (1890–1960) I APPLEGARTH, Robert (1834–1924) II ADAMS, Mary Jane Bridges (1855–1939) VI ARCH, Joseph (1826–1919) I ADAMS, William Edwin (1832–1906) VII ARMSTRONG, William John (1870–1950) V ADAMS, William Thomas (1884–1949) I ARNOLD, Alice (1881–1955) IV ADAMSON, Janet (Jennie) Laurel (1882– ARNOLD, Thomas George (1866–1944) I 1962) IV ARNOTT, John (1871–1942) X ADAMSON, William (1863–1936) VII ASHTON, Thomas (1841–1919) VII ADAMSON, William (Billy) Murdoch (1881– ASHTON, Thomas (1844–1927) I 1945) V ASHTON, William (1806–1877) III ADDERLEY, The Hon. James Granville ASHWORTH, Samuel (1825–1871) I (1861–1942) IX ASKEW, Francies (1855–1940) III AINLEY, Theodore (Ted) (1903–1968) X ASPINWALL, Thomas (1846–1901) I AITCHISON, Craigie (Lord Aitchison) ARTHUR James (1791–1877) XV (1882–1941) XII ATKINSON, Hinley (1891–1977) VI AITKEN, William (1814?–1969) X AUCOTT, William (1830–1915) II ALDEN, Sir Percy (1865–1944) III AYLES, Walter Henry (1879–1953) V ALDERSON, Lilian (1885–1976) V BACHARACH, Alfred Louis (1891–1966) IX ALEXANDER, Albert Victor (1st Earl BAILEY, Sir John (Jack) (1898–1969) II Alexander of Hillsborough) (1885– BAILEY, William (1851–1896) II 1965) I BALDWIN, Oliver Ridsdale (Viscount ALLAN, William (1813–1874) I Coverdale, Second Earl Baldwin of ALLEN, Reginald Clifford (1st Baron Allen Bewdley) (1899–1958) XII of Hurtwood) (1889–1939) II BALFOUR, William Campbell (1919–1973) V ALLEN, Robert (1827–1877) I BALLARD, William (1858–1928) I © The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive 289 license to Springer Nature Limited 2019 K. Gildart and D. Howell (eds.), Dictionary of Labour Biography, https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-45746-2 290 Consolidated List of Names Volumes I–XV BAMFORD, Samuel (1846–1898) I BENNISON, Thomas Mason (1882–1960) V BAMFORD, Samuel (1788–1872) XII BENSTEAD, Sir John (1897–1979) XV BANNER, Robert (1855–1910) XIV BENTHAM, Ethel (1861–1931) IV BARBER, Jonathan (1800–1859) IV BERKELEY, Frederick Charles (1880–1938) BARBER, [Mark] Revis (1895–1965) V VII BARBER, Walter (1864–1930) V BESANT, Annie (1847–1933) IV BARKER, George (1858–1936) I BILLINGTON-GRIEG, Teresa (1877–1964) BARKER, Henry Alfred (1858– XII 1940) VI BING, Frederick George (1870–1948) III BARKER, Sara Elizabeth (Dame) (1904– BIRCH, Reginald (Reg) (1914–1994) XIII 1973) XV BIRD, Thomas Richard (1877–1965) I BARMBY, Catherine Isabella (1817?–1853) BLAIR, William Richard (1874–1932) I VI BLAND, Hubert (1855–1914) V BARMBY, John [Goodwin] Goodwyn (1820– BLAND, Thomas (1825–1908) I 1881) VI BLANDFORD, Thomas (1861–1899) I BARNES, George Nicoll (1859– BLATCHFORD, Montagu John (1848–1910) 1940) IV IV BARNES, Leonard John (1895–1977) VIII BLATCHFORD, Robert Peel Glanville (1851– BARNETT, William (1840–1909) I 1943) IV BARR, James (1862–1949) VIII BLYTH, Alexander (1835–1885) IV BARRETT, Rowland (1877–1950) IV BOLTON, Harry (1874–1953) XIV BARTLETT, William Walter (1861–1950) XIV BOND, Frederick (1865–1951) I BARROW, Harrison (1868–1953) V BONDFIELD, Margaret Grace (1873–1953) BARTLEY, James (1850–1926) III II BARTLEY, Patrick (1909–1956) X BONNER, Arnold (1904–1966) I BARTON, Alfred (1868–1933) VI BOON, Martin James (1840–1888) IX BARTON, Eleanor (1872–1960) I BOOTE, Henry Ernest (1865–1949) XIII BASTON, Richard Charles (1880–1951) V BOSWELL, James Edward Buchanan (1906– BATES, William (1833–1908) I 1971) III BATEY, John (1852–1925) I BOWER, Sir Percival (1880–1948) VI BATEY, Joseph (1867–1949) II BOWERMAN, Charles William (1851–1947) BATTLEY, John Rose (1880–1952) IV V BAX, Ernest Belfort (1854–1926) X BOWMAN, Alexander (1854–1924) XI BAYLEY, Thomas (1813–1874) I BOYES, Watson (1868–1929) III BEATON, Neil Scobie (1880–1960) I BOYLE, Hugh (1850–1907) I BEAUCHAMP, Joan (1890–1964) X BOYNTON, Arthur John (1863–1922) I BECKETT, Clement (Clem) Henry (1906– BRACE, William (1865–1947) I 1936) IX BRADBURN, George (1795–1862) II BECKETT, John (William) Warburton BRADDOCK, Thomas (Tom) (1887–1976) (1894–1964) VI XII BEER, Max (1864–1943) VII BRADLAUGH, Charles (1833– BELLENGER, Frederick John (1894–1968) 1891) VII XIII BRADLEY, Benjamin Francis (1898–1957) X BELL, George (1874–1930) II BRAGG, Nicholas (1812–1873) XV BELL, John Robert (1862–1924) XV BRAILSFORD, Henry Noel (1873–1958) II BELL, Letitia (1890–1981) VIII BRAMLEY, Frederick (Fred) (1874–1925) IX BELL, Richard (1859–1930) II BRANSON, Clive Ali Chimmo (1907–1944) II BENBOW, William (1784–?) VI BRAUNTHAL, Julius (1891–1972) V BENNETT, Ernest Nathaniel Sir (1868–1947) BRAY, John Francies (1809–1897) III XIII Consolidated List of Names Volumes I–XV 291 BRIDGEMAN, Reginald Francis Orlando CANTWELL, Thomas Edward (1864–1906) (1884–1968) VII III BRIERLEY, Benjamin (1825–1896) XI CAPE, Thomas (1868–1947) III BRIGGS, William (Billy) Layton (1876–1957) CAPPER, James (1829–1895) II VIII CARLILE, Richard (1790–1843) VI BROADHEAD, Samuel (1818–1897) IV CARPENTER, Edward (1844–1929) II BROADHURST, Henry (1840–1911) II CARTER, Joseph (1818–1861) II BROCKLEHURST, Frederick (1866–1926) VI CARTER, William (1862–1932) I BRODZSKY, Vivian (1892–1968) X CASASOLA, Rowland (Roland) William BROMLEY, John (1876–1945) XIII (1893–1971) IV BROOKE, Willie (1895/6?–1939) IV CATCHPOLE, John (1843–1919) I BROOKS, Thomas Judson (1880–1958) XIV CHADWICK, Albert Paxton (1903–1961) IX BROWN, Alfred Barratt (1887–1947) VIII CHADWICK, William Henry (1829–1908) VII BROWN, George (1906–1937) III CHALLENGER, John Ernest Stopford BROWN, George Alfred (Lord George- (1875–1906) V Brown) (1914–1985) XII CHAMPION, Henry Hyde (1859–1928) VIII BROWN, Herbert Runham (1879–1949) II CHAPPLE, Francis Joseph (Frank) (1921– BROWN, Isabel (1894–1984) IX 2004) XV BROWN, James (1862–1939) I CHANCE, John (1840–1871) VI BROWN, William Henry (1867/8–1950) I CHANDLER, Francis (1849–1937) X BROWN, William John (1894–1960) X CHAPPELLSMITH, Margaret (1806–1883) BRUFF, Frank Herbert (1869– X 1931) II CHARLESWORTH, John James (1900–1993) BUCHANAN, George (1890–1955) VII X BUGG, Frederick John (1830–1900) I CHARLETON, Henry Charles (1870–1959) BURGESS, Joseph (1853–1934) XIV XV BURN, John (1865–1919?) XV CHARLTON, William Browell (1855/7?– BURNETT, John (1842–1914) II 1932) IV BURNS, Isaac (1869–1946) IV CHARTER, Walter Thomas (1871–1932) I BURNS, John Elliot (1858–1943) V CHATER, Daniel (Dan) (1870–1959) IV BURROWS, Frederick John Sir (1887–1973) CHATTERTON, Daniel (1820–1895) VIII XIII CHEETHAM, Thomas (1828–1901) I BURT, Thomas (1837–1922) I CHELMSFORD, 3rd Baron and 1st Viscount BUTCHER, James Benjamin (1843–1933) III Chelmsford. See THESIGNER, BUTCHER, John (1833–1921) I Frederick John Napier, V BUTCHER, John (1847–1936) I CHEW, Ada Nield (1870–1945) V BUTLER, Herbert William (1892–1971) IV CHICHESTER, Sophia Catherine (1795– BUXTON, Charles Roden (1875–1942) V 1847) X BUXTON, Noel Edward (1st Baron Noel- CHURCH, Archibald George (1886–1954) XI Buxton of Aylsham) (1869–1948) V CIAPPESSONI, Francis Antonio (1859– BYRON, Anne Isabella Lady Noel (1792– 1912) I 1860) II CLARK, Fred (1878–1947) I CADBURY, Edward (1873–1948) XV CLARK, Gavin Brown (1846–1930) IV CAIRNS, John (1859–1923) II CLARK, James (1853–1924) IV CAMERON, Alexander Gordon (1886–1944) CLARK, Thomas (1821?–1857) VI X CLARKE, Andrew Bathgate (1868–1940) I CAMPBELL, Alexander (1796–1870) I CLARKE, (Charles) Allen (1863–1935) V CAMPBELL, George Lamb (1849–1906) IV CLARKE, John Smith (1885–1959) V CAMPBELL, James (1895–1957) XV CLARKE, William (1852–1901) II CANN, Thomas Henry (1858–1924) I CLAY, Harold Ewart (1885–1961) XIV 292 Consolidated List of Names Volumes I–XV CLAY, Joseph (1826–1901) I CUSDEN, (Anne) Phoebe Ellen (1887–1981) CLEAVE, John (1795?–1850) VI XIII CLERY, William Edward (1861–1931) VII DAGGAR, George (1879–1950) III CLIMIE, Robert (1868–1929) VI DALLAS, George (1878–1961) IV CLUSE, William Sampson (1875–1955) III DALLAWAY, William (1857–1939) I COATES, Alice Schofield (1881–1975) IX DALTON, Florence Ruth (nee HAMILTON COCHRANE, William (1872–1924) I FOX) (1890–1966) XIII COHEN, Jack (1905–1982) IX DALY, James (?–1849) I COHEN, Max (1911–1967) IX DARCH, Charles Thomas (1876–1934) I COHEN Rose (1894–1937) XI DARLING, George (Baron Darling of COLMAN, Grace Mary (1892–1971) III Hillsborough) (1905–1985) IX COMBE, Abram (1785?–1827) II DASH, Jack O’Brien (1907–1989) IX COMSTIVE, William (1792–1834) VIII DAVENPORT, Allen (1775–1846) VIII CONDY, George (1790–1841) X DAVIES, Florence Rose (1882–1958) XI CONNELL, Jim (1852–1929) X DAVIES, Margaret Llewelyn (1861–1944) I COOK, Arthur James (1883–1931) III DAVIES, Rhys John (1877–1954) XII COOK, Cecily Mary (1887/90?–1962) II DAVIES, Stephen Owen (1886–1972) VIII COOK, Samuel (1786–1861) VI DAVIS, William John (1848–1934) VI COOK, Samuel Quartus (1822–1890) VI DAVISON, John (1846–1930) I COOMBES, Bert Lewis (Louis) (1893–1974) DEAKIN, Arthur (1890–1955) II IV DEAKIN, Charles (1864–1941) III COOPER, George (1824–1895) II DEAKIN,
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