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Horton in Ribblesdale Burial Date Death Date Day Mth Year Forename Surname Age Birth Year Occupation Relationship Abode Cause of Death Day Mth Year 16 10 1557 Thomas TAYLOR son of Edward TAYLOR 8 10 1557 Elizabeth WEATHERHEAD dau of Thomas WEATHERHEAD 21 10 1557 John BURTON son of James BURTON 22 11 1557 Jane TAYLOR dau of Bryan TAYLOR 23 1 1557-1558 Anthony THISTLETHWAITE 31 1 1557-1558 Jennet BATEMAN dau of John BATEMAN 10 2 1557-1558 Elizabeth IBBOTSON 12 3 1557-1558 Phillis HOWSON dau of James HOWSON 13 3 1557-1558 Robert IBBOTSON son of William IBBOTSON 4 4 1558 John COATES son of Thomas COATES 15 4 1558 John WILDMAN 10 8 1558 Thomas BATEMAN 12 8 1558 Catherine HOWSON wife of Thomas HOWSON 22 10 1558 Cicely GIBSON 12 11 1558 Anthony GIBSON son of John GIBSON 21 11 1558 William HESLEDEN 31 11 1558 John THORNTON 13 12 1558 Giles TAYLOR 22 12 1558 William SMITHSON son of Edmund SMITHSON 7 1 1558-1559 Catherine PALEY 18 2 1558-1559 William PROCTER 18 2 1558-1559 Anthony PROCTER son of Thomas PROCTER 27 2 1558-1559 Grace BURTON wife of John BURTON 18 3 1558-1559 William ARMISTEAD 20 3 1558-1559 William IBBOTSON son of William IBBOTSON 20 3 1558-1559 Miles IBBOTSON son of William IBBOTSON 9 4 1559 Margaret CROFT 12 5 1559 John COATES son of Thomas COATES 17 5 1559 John BURTON son of John BURTON 17 5 1559 Agnes FIELDHOUSE dau of Richard FIELDHOUSE 12 6 1559 William WILDMAN son of William WILDMAN 3 8 1559 Alice BENTHAM wife of William BENTHAM 5 8 1559 William CLARKE 11 8 1559 Agnes WILDMAN 4 10 1559 John HOWSON son of Reginald HOWSON 9 10 1559 John BATTERSBY 16 10 1559 Elizabeth GIBSON wife of Anthony GIBSON 26 10 1559 Anthony HOWSON 26 10 1559 Elizabeth HOWSON dau of Oswald HOWSON 4 11 1559 John ATKINSON son of John ATKINSON 6 11 1559 Lawrence TAYLOR 5 12 1559 Margaret FIELDHOUSE 12 1 1559-1560 Agnes IBBOTSON 26 1 1559-1560 Anthony WILKINSON 27 3 1560 Agnes BENTHAM wife of Ralph BENTHAM 29 3 1560 John HOWSON Harber 2 7 1560 Margaret HOWSON 3 7 1560 Alice HESLEDEN 6 7 1560 Jane BURTON 2 8 1560 Robert WINDSOR 13 8 1560 Grace TUNSTALL 15 8 1560 Alice HESLEDEN wife of William HESLEDEN 17 8 1560 Margaret HOWSON wife John HOWSON 16 9 1560 Robert BENTHAM 23 10 1560 Alice PROCTER wife of Thomas PROCTER 24 12 1560 Alice FIELDHOUSE wife of Abraham FIELDHOUSE 18 1 1560-1561 Alice FIELDHOUSE wife of Lawrence FIELDHOUSE 4 2 1560-1561 Joan BURTON dau of John BURTON 11 2 1560-1561 Thomas GIBSON son of Anthony GIBSON 15 2 1560-1561 Grace TUNSTALL 30 3 1561 Cicely BENTHAM 7 4 1561 Bryan PROCTER son of Edmund PROCTER 15 4 1561 Thomas BURTON 19 4 1561 Isabel WEATHERHEAD 19 6 1561 Margaret GREEN 29 6 1561 John ROBINSON 9 7 1561 Margaret BAINBRIDGE wife of Miles BAINBRIDGE 28 7 1561 Thomas HOWSON Harber 12 9 1561 Mary LILLEY dau of Robert LILLEY 10 10 1561 Agnes BENTHAM wife of John BENTHAM 23 11 1561 Nicholas TAYLOR 26 11 1561 Robert HOWSON 7 12 1561 Thomas BENTHAM 7 12 1561 Margaret FIELDHOUSE wife of Christopher FIELDHOUSE 8 12 1561 William HOWSON 19 12 1561 John BURTON son of John BURTON 18 1 1561-1562 Lawrence PROCTER son of Robert PROCTER 19 1 1561-1562 Thomas BATTERSBY 20 1 1561-1562 Alice BENTHAM 2 2 1561-1562 Alice IBBOTSON 8 2 1561-1562 Margaret FIELDHOUSE 12 2 1561-1562 Elizabeth IDLE 25 2 1561-1562 Alice BENTHAM 18 4 1562 Thomas HESLEDEN 28 4 1562 William IBBOTSON 26 5 1562 Edmund TAYLOR 28 5 1562 Maud ELLIS 11 6 1562 James ELLIS 30 6 1562 John TAYLOR 15 7 1562 Margaret PROCTER wife of Robert PROCTER 20 8 1562 James BURTON son of Christopher BURTON 15 9 1562 Miles WEATHERHEAD 30 9 1562 Humphrey HOWSON 28 10 1562 Grace HOWSON 9 12 1562 Isabel BENTHAM 22 12 1562 Margaret PROCTER 2 1 1562-1563 Bryan WEATHERHEAD 28 1 1562-1563 Joan BURTON dau of John BURTON 7 5 1563 Hugh HOWSON son of Reginald HOWSON 15 6 1563 Christopher PROCTER 18 6 1563 Isabel EGLIN dau of John EGLIN 10 7 1563 John OATES 27 6 1563 Margaret TAYLOR widow of Giles TAYLOR 22 8 1563 Thomas HOWSON 20 9 1563 John DEAN 12 10 1563 John LANGSTROTH 11 11 1563 John PROCTER son of Robert PROCTER 21 11 1563 John BENTHAM son of Thomas BENTHAM 27 11 1563 Jane ? illegitimate dau of ? 26 12 1563 Agnes BURTON 30 12 1563 John PROCTER 3 1 1563-1564 Jane CLARKE 13 1 1563-1564 James WARD 26 1 1563-1564 Thomas BATTERSBY 28 1 1563-1564 Lawrence HOWSON 4 2 1563-1564 Alice TUTLING 25 2 1563-1564 John WEATHERHEAD son of William WEATHERHEAD 16 3 1563-1564 Oswald CLARKE 21 3 1563-1564 William HESLEDEN 24 3 1563-1564 Margaret TAYLOR dau of Miles TAYLOR 3 4 1564 John BURTON 8 4 1564 Joan HOWSON dau of William HOWSON 8 4 1564 Alice HOWSON 9 4 1564 Thomas HOWSON 10 4 1564 Alice HOWSON dau of William HOWSON 20 4 1564 Elizabeth EGLIN dau of Richard EGLIN 20 4 1564 Alice PROCTER dau of John PROCTER 2 5 1564 Richard ARMISTEAD son of William ARMISTEAD 4 5 1564 Christopher ESCOMB 7 5 1564 Christopher TAYLOR dau of Philip TAYLOR 2 7 1564 Anthony SEDGEWICK 8 7 1564 Agnes BURTON 10 7 1564 Francis HOWSON 3 9 1564 James HOWSON 23 9 1564 Thomas GREEN 1 10 1564 Agnes HOWSON 30 10 1564 James WARD 16 11 1564 Thomas CLARKE 26 11 1564 Jennet LAWSON 31 12 1564 Richard BATTERSBY 8 1 1564-1565 Elizabeth WEATHERHEAD 15 1 1564-1565 Anthony LAWSON 22 1 1564-1565 Agnes WILDMAN 22 4 1565 Anthony HOWSON Beecroft Hall 10 7 1565 Elizabeth PROCTER 22 7 1565 Ann HOWSON wife of Thomas HOWSON 5 8 1565 John HOWSON son of Thomas HOWSON 13 8 1565 Christopher BATESON son of John BATESON 30 8 1565 Alice TAYLOR wife of John TAYLOR 5 9 1565 Alice TAYLOR wife of Miles TAYLOR 5 11 1565 Christopher TUTLING 18 11 1565 ? BATEMAN 23 11 1565 Elizabeth BENTHAM 12 12 1565 Elizabeth TAYLOR 31 12 1565 Anne PROCTER 20 1 1565-1566 Margaret EGLIN 24 3 1565-1566 Ellen BENTHAM 27 4 1566 William HOWSON Harber 2 6 1566 Elizabeth BATTERSBY 23 6 1566 Edmund EGLIN 2 7 1566 Ellen HOWSON 30 6 1566 Thomas HOWSON 10 7 1566 Ralph BENTHAM 19 7 1566 Maud BENTHAM 25 7 1566 John PLACE or THOMPSON 26 7 1566 Margaret TAYLOR 28 7 1566 Grace BENTHAM 1 8 1566 Alice TAYLOR 16 8 1566 Jane BURTON 17 8 1566 Margaret HOWSON 27 8 1566 Alice HOWSON 15 9 1566 Margaret BATTERSBY 15 10 1566 Agnes BENTHAM 5 12 1566 Agnes HOWSON 5 12 1566 Richard HAMMERTON 30 12 1566 Agnes EGLIN 14 1 1566-1567 William HOWSON 30 1 1566-1567 John HOWSON 24 2 1566-1567 Anthony HOWSON 3 3 1566-1567 Alice BENTHAM 17 3 1566-1567 Jennet EGLIN 2 4 1567 William BENTHAM 2 4 1567 Agnes WILDMAN 9 4 1567 Elizabeth FIELDHOUSE 11 4 1567 Alice FIELDHOUSE 15 4 1567 Alice FIELDHOUSE 23 4 1567 Alice CLARKE 14 5 1567 Anthony TWISTLETON 28 5 1567 John GREEN 10 6 1567 Margaret BATESON 25 6 1567 John SEDGEWICK 28 6 1567 Agnes TENNANT 1 7 1567 Lawrence BENTHAM 22 7 1567 Francis HOWSON 26 7 1567 Jane HESLEDEN wife of Christopher HESLEDEN 18 10 1567 Margaret HOWSON 10 8 1567 Richard FIELDHOUSE 10 11 1567 Bryan TAYLOR 3 1 1567-1568 Elizabeth HESLEDEN 19 1 1567-1568 Mary HOWSON 31 1 1567-1568 Alice WARD widow 2 3 1567-1568 John BURTON 4 3 1567-1568 Jennet FIELDHOUSE 12 3 1567-1568 Jennet TAYLOR 25 3 1568 Margaret LILLEY 2 4 1568 Ann BICKERDIKE 22 4 1568 Richard BENTHAM son of William BENTHAM 4 5 1568 Margaret MOORE 13 5 1568 Alice MOORE wife of Stephen MOORE 20 5 1568 John BENTHAM 8 6 1568 Margaret GREEN wife of Edmund GREEN 13 6 1568 Elizabeth MOORE wife of John MOORE 15 7 1568 Margaret BENTHAM 16 7 1568 John BENTHAM 18 7 1568 Jennet GREEN dau of Edmund GREEN 28 7 1568 Michael WEATHERHEAD 1 8 1568 Jane PROCTER 19 8 1568 Elizabeth HAYGARTH wife of Nicholas HAYGARTH 23 9 1568 Agnes ARMISTEAD 29 9 1568 Joan HOWSON 18 11 1568 Richard EGLIN 17 12 1568 Bartholomew HOWSON 6 1 1568-1569 Elizabeth FIELDHOUSE 23 1 1568-1569 Jane WEATHERHEAD 6 2 1568-1569 John WEATHERHEAD 9 2 1568-1569 Agnes HOWSON 23 2 1568-1569 John STOUT 4 3 1568-1569 Elizabeth BATESON 7 4 1569 Agnes HOWSON 13 5 1569 John BENTHAM 18 5 1569 George HODGSON 1 6 1569 Stephen WEATHERHEAD 28 6 1569 John HESLEDEN 23 7 1569 Cicely BURTON 5 8 1569 Jennet ELLIS 2 9 1569 Agnes ATKINSON 23 9 1569 John WEATHERHEAD 8 10 1569 Francis WARD 20 10 1569 Dorothy BENTHAM 4 12 1569 Bartholomew FIELDHOUSE 4 12 1569 Richard KUYPE 15 12 1569 Bryan BENTHAM 26 12 1569 Margaret ARMISTEAD 28 12 1569 John ARMISTEAD 16 1 1569-1570 John PROCTER 21 1 1569-1570 Henry TODD 4 4 1570 Isabel BENTHAM 9 4 1570 John HAMMERTON 21 4 1570 Bryan WILDMAN 17 5 1570 William HESLEDEN 2 6 1570 Jennet HOWSON 12 6 1570 Joan HOWSON 14 6 1570 Thomas BENTHAM 14 6 1570 John ARMISTEAD 18 7 1570 John EGLIN 1 8 1570 Jennet HOWSON 19 8 1570 Alice BURTON 31 8 1570 John WEATHERHEAD 28 9 1570 Joan HESLEDEN dau of Jennet HESLEDEN 14 11 1570 Edmund TUNSTALL 17 11 1570 Mabel HOWSON 20 12 1570 Alice FIELDHOUSE 25 2 1570-1571 Richard ARMISTEAD 27 2 1570-1571 Jennet HESLEDEN dau of widow Jennet HESLEDEN 3 3 1570-1571 Grace HOWSON widow 6 3 1570-1571 Jennet CLARKE widow 12 3 1570-1571 Jennet HOWSON wife of John HOWSON 13 3 1570-1571 John CLARKE 17 3 1570-1571 Agnes EGLIN 10 4 1571 Thomas PROCTER infant 12 4 1571 Giles THISTLETHWAITE 5 5 1571 Edmund TAYLOR slain in Threshfield 2 5 1571 22 5 1571 Edmund SEDGEWICK son of James SEDGEWICK 19 6 1571 Thomas WARD infant 1 7 1571 Miles BURTON 26 8 1571 Agnes HOWSON 30 8 1571 Jennet GREEN infant 3 9 1571 Elizabeth BURTON 19 9 1571 Bridget LILLEY 23 9 1571 Miles BURTON infant 30 9 1571 Elizabeth HOWSON 30 9 1571 Henry CLARKE 10 10 1571 Bryan WEATHERHEAD 13 10 1571 Elizabeth TAYLOR infant 15 12 1571 Jane WEATHERHEAD infant 29 12 1571 William SEDGEWICK Cam Houses 16 1 1571-1572 Cicely WEATHERHEAD 15 2 1571-1572 Agnes STOUT 29 2 1571-1572 Agnes HOWSON 10 3 1571-1572 Anthony LANGSTROTH 26 3 1572 Francis MOORE 5 4 1572 Christopher FIELDHOUSE 4 6 1572 Isabel PROCTER 5 7 1572 John BENTHAM 9 7 1572 Agnes ELLIS 10 9 1572 Alice
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