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Consolidated List of Names Volumes I-IX Consolidated List of Names Volumes I-IX ABBOTTS, William (1873-1930) I ANDERSON, William Crawford (1877- ABLETT, Noah (1883-1935) III 1919) II ABRAHAM, William (Mabon) (1842-1922) APPLEGARTH, Robert (1834-1924) II I ARCH, Joseph (1826--1919) I ACLAND, Alice Sophia (1849-1935) I ARMSTRONG, William John (1870-1950) ACLAND, Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke (1847- V 1926) I ARNOLD, Alice (1881-1955) IV ADAIR, John (1872-1950) II ARNOLD, Thomas George (1866--1944) I ADAMS, David (1871-1943) IV ASHTON, Thomas (1841-1919) VII ADAMS, Francis William Lauderdale (1862- ASHTON, Thomas (1844-1927) I 93) V ASHTON, William (1806--77) III ADAMS, John Jackson (1st Baron Adams ASHWORTH, Samuel (1825-71) I of Ennerdale (1890-1960) I ASKEW, Francis (1855-1940) III ADAMS, Mary Jane Bridges (1855-1939) ASPINW ALL, Thomas (1846--1901) I VI ATKINSON, Hinley (1891-1977) VI ADAMS, William Edwin (1832-1906) VII AUCOTT, William (1830-1915) II ADAMS, William Thomas (1884-1949) I AYLES, Walter Henry (1879-1953) V ADAMSON, Janet (Jennie) Laurel (1882- 1962) IV BACHARACH, Alfred Louis (1891-1966) IX ADAMSON, William (1863-1936) VII BAILEY, Sir John (Jack) (1898-1969) II ADAMSON, William (Billy) Murdoch BAILEY, William (1851-96) II (1881-1945) V BALFOUR, William Campbell (1919-73) V ADDERLEY, The Hon. James Granville BALLARD, William (1858-1928) I (1861-1942) IX BAMFORD, Samuel (1846--98) I ALDEN, Sir Percy (1865-1944) III BARBER, Jonathan (1800-59) IV ALDERSON, Lilian (1885-1976) V BARBER, [Mark] Revis (1895-\965) V ALEXANDER, Albert Victor (1st Earl Al- BARBER, Walter (1864-1930) V exander of Hillsborough) (\885-1965) I BARKER, George (1858-1936) I ALLAN, William (1813-74) I BARKER, Henry Alfred (1858-1940) VI ALLEN, Reginald Clifford (1st Baron Allen BARMBY, Catherine Isabella (1817?-53) VI of Hurtwood) (1889-1939) II BARMBY, John [Goodwin] Goodwyn (1820- ALLEN, Robert (1827-77) I 81) VI ALLEN, Sir Thomas William (1864-1943) I BARNES, George Nicoll (1859-1940) IV ALLINSON, John (1812/13-72) II BARNES, Leonard John (1895-1977) VIII ALLSOP, Thomas (1795-1880) VIII BARNETT, William (1840-1909) I AMMON, Charles (Charlie) George (1st BARR, James (1862--1949) VIII Baron Ammon of Camberwell) (1873- BARRETT, Rowland (1877-1950) IV 1960) I BARROW, Harrison (1868-1953) V ANDERSON, Frank (1889-1959) I BARTLEY, James (1850-1926) III 292 LIST OF NAMES 293 BARTON, Alfred (1868-1933) VI BRAMLEY, Frederick (Fred) (1874-1925) BARTON, Eleanor (1872-1960) I IX BASTON, Richard Charles (1880-1951) V BRANSON, Clive Ali Chimmo (1907-44) II BATES, William (1833-1908) I BRAUNTHAL, Julius (1891-1972) V BATEY, John (1852-1925) I BRAY, John Francis (1809-97) III BATEY, Joseph (1867-1949) II BRIDGEMAN, Reginald Francis Orlando BATTLEY, John Rose (1880-1952) IV (1884-1968) VII BAYLEY, Thomas (1813-74) I BRIGGS, William (Billy) Layton (1876- BEATON, Neil Scobie (1880-1960) I 1957) VIII BECKETT, Clement (Clem) Henry (1906- BROADHEAD, Samuel (1818-97) IV 36) IX BROADHURST, Henry (1840-1911) II BECKETT, John (William) Warburton BROCKLEHURST, Frederick (1866-1926) (1894-1964) VI VI BEER, Max (1864-1943) VII BROOKE, Willie (1895/6?-1939) IV BELL, George (1874-1930) II BROWN, Alfred Barratt (1887-1947) VIII BELL, Letitia (1890-1981) VIII BROWN, George (1906-37) III BELL, Richard (1859-1930) II BROWN, Herbert Runham (1879-1949) II BENBOW, William (1784-?) VI BROWN, Isabel (1894-1984) IX BENNISON, Thomas Mason (1882-1960) V BROWN, James (1862-1939) I BENTHAM, Ethel (1861-1931) IV BROWN, William Henry (1867/8-1950) I BERKELEY, Frederick Charles (1880-1938) BRUFF, Frank Herbert (1869-1931) II VII BUCHANAN, George (1890-1955) VII BESANT, Annie (1847-1933) IV BUGG, Frederick John (1830-1900) I BING, Frederick George (1870-1948) III BURNETT, John (1842-1914) II BIRD, Thomas Richard (1877-1965) I BURNS, Isaac (1869-1946) IV BLAIR, William Richard (1874-1932) I BURNS, John Elliott (1858-1943) V BLAND, Hubert (1855-1914) V BURT, Thomas (1837-1922) I BLAND, Thomas (1825-1908) I BUTCHER, James Benjamin (1843-1933) BLANDFORD, Thomas (1861-99) I III BLATCHFORD, Montagu John (1848-1910) BUTCHER, John (1833-1921) I IV BUTCHER, John (1847-1936) I BLA TCHFORD, Robert Peel Glanville BUTLER, Herbert William (1897-1971) IV (1851-1943) IV BUXTON, Charles Roden (1875-1942) V BLYTH, Alexander (1835-85) IV BUXTON, Noel Edward (lst Baron Noel- BOND, Frederick (1865-1951) I Buxton of Aylsham) (1869-1948) V BONDFIELD, Margaret Grace (1873-1953) BYRON, Anne Isabella, Lady Noel (1792- II 1860) II BONNER, Arnold (1904--66) I BOON, Martin James (1840-88) IX CAIRNS, John (1859-1923) II BOSWELL, James Edward Buchanan CAMPBELL, Alexander (1796-1870) I (1906-71) III CAMPBELL, George Lamb (1849-1906) IV BOWER, Sir Percival (1880-1948) VI CANN, Thomas Henry (1858-1924) I BOWERMAN, Charles William (1851-1947) CANTWELL, Thomas Edward (1864-1906) V III BOYES, Watson (1868-1929) III CAPE, Thomas (1868-1947) III BOYLE, Hugh (1850-1907) I CAPPER, James (1829-95) II BOYNTON, Arthur John (1863-1922) I CARLILE, Richard (1790-1843) VI BRACE, William (1865-1947) I CARPENTER, Edward (1844-1929) II BRADBURN, George (1795-1862) II CARTER, Joseph (l818--{i 1) II BRADLAUGH, Charles (1833-91) VII CARTER, William (1862-1932) I BRAILSFORD, Henry Noel (1873-1958) II CASASOLA, Rowland (Roland) William 294 LIST OF NAMES (l893-1971) IV CORMACK, William Sloan (1898-1973) III CATCHPOLE, John (1843-1919) I COULTHARD, Samuel (1853-1931) II CHADWICK, Albert Paxton (1903-61) IX COURT, Sir Josiah (1841-1938) I CHADWICK, William Henry (1829-1908) COWEN, Joseph (1829-1900) I VII COWEY, Edward (Ned) (1839-1903) I CHALLENER, John Ernest Stopford (1875- CRABTREE, James (1831-1917) I 1906) V CRAIG, Edward Thomas (1804-94) I CHAMPION, Henry Hyde (1859-1928) VIII CRANE, Walter (1845-1915) VI CHANCE, John (1804-71) VI CRAWFORD, William (1833-90) I CHARLTON, William Browell (I855/7?- CREMER, Sir William Randal (1828-1908) 1932) IV V CHARTER, Walter Thomas (1871-1932) I CROOKS, William (1852-1921) II CHATER, Daniel (Dan) (1870-1959) IV CRUMP, James (1873-1960) V CHATTERTON, Daniel (1820-95) VIII CUFFA Y, William (1788-1870) VI CHEETHAM, Thomas (1828-1901) I CULLEN, Alice (1891-1969) VII CHELMSFORD, 3rd Baron and lst Vis- CUMMINGS, David Charles (1861-1942) VI count Chelmsford. See THESIGER, CUNNINGHAME GRAHAM, Robert Frederic John Napier V Bontine (1852-1936) VI CHEW, Ada Nield (1870-1945) V CURRAN, Peter (Pete) Francis (1860-1910) CIAPPESSONI, Francis Antonio (1859- IV 1912) I CLARK, Fred (1878-1947) I DAGGAR, George (1879-1950) III CLARK, Gavin Brown (1846-1930) IV DALLAS, George (1878-1961) IV CLARK, James (1853-1924) IV DALLAWAY, William (1857-1939) I CLARK, Thomas (1821?-57) VI DALY, James (?-1849) I CLARKE, Andrew Bathgate (1868-1940) I DARCH, Charles Thomas (1876-1934) I CLARKE, (Charles) Allen (1863-1935) V DARLING, George (Baron ,Darling of CLARKE, John Smith (1885-1959) V Hillsborough) (1905-85) IX CLARKE, William (1852-1901) II DASH, Jack O'Brien (1907-89) IX CLAY, Joseph (1826-1901) I DAVENPORT, Allen (1775-1846) VIII CLEAVE, John (1795?-1850) VI DAVIES, Margaret Llewelyn (1861-1944) I CLERY, William Edward (1861-1931) VII DAVIES, Stephen Owen (1886-1972) VIII CLIMIE, Robert (1868-1929) VII DAVIS, William John (1848-1934) VI CLUSE, William Sampson (1875-1955) III DAVISON, John (1846-1930) I COATES, Alice Schofield (1881-1975) IX DEAKIN, Arthur (1890-1955) II COCHRANE, William (1872-1924) I DEAKIN, Charles (1864-1941) III COHEN, Jack (1905-82) IX DEAKIN, Jane (1869-1942) III COHEN, Max (1911-67) IX DEAKIN, Joseph Thomas (1858-1937) III COLMAN, Grace Mary (1892-1971) III DEAN, Benjamin (1839-1910) I COMBE, Abram (1785?-1827) II DEAN, Frederick James (1868-1941) II COMSTIVE, William (1792-1834) VIII DEANS, James (1843/4?-1935) I COOK, Arthur James (1883-1931) III DEANS, Robert (1904-59) I COOK, Cecily Mary (l887/90?-1962) II DENT, John James (1856-1936) I COOK, Samuel (1786-1861) VI DIAMOND, Charles (1858-1934) VIII COOK, Samuel Quartus (1822-90) VI DICKENSON, Sarah (1868-1954) VI COOMBES, Bert Lewis (Louis) (1893-1974) DILKE, Emily (Emilia) Francis Strong, Lady IV (1840-1904) III COOPER, George (1824-95) II DIXON, George Henry (1902-72) VII COOPER, Robert (1819-68) II DIXON, John (1828-76) I COOPER, Thomas (1805-92) IX DIXON, John (1850-1914) IV COOPER, William (1822-68) I DOBB, Maurice Herbert (1900-76) IX COPPOCK, Sir Richard (1885-1971) III DOCKER, Abraham (1788/91?-1857) II LIST OF NAMES 295 DODDS, Ruth (1890-1976) VII FORMAN, John (1822/3-1900) I DOUSE, William John (1842?-1927) VII FOSTER, William (1887-1947) I DRAKE, Henry John (1878-1934) I FOULGER, Sydney (1863-1919) I DREW, William Henry (Harry) (1854-1933) FOWE, Thomas (1832/3?-94) I IV FOX, James ChaJlinor (1837-77) I DUDLEY, Sir William Edward (1868-1938) FOX, Thomas (Tom) (1860-1934) II I FOX, Thomas (Tom) Samuel (1905-56) V DUNCAN, Andrew (1898-1965) II FOX, William (1890-1968) V DUNCAN, Charles (1865-1933) II FREEMAN, Arnold James (1886-1972) IX DUNN, Edward (1880-1945) III FRITH, John (1837-1904) I DUNNING, Thomas Joseph (1799-1873) II DYE, Sidney (1900-58) I GALBRAITH, Samuel (1853-1936) I DYSON, James (1822/3-1902) I GALLAGHER, Patrick (Paddy the Cope) DYSON, William Henry (1880-1938) IX (1871-1966) I GAMMAGE, Robert George (1820/1-88) VI EADES, Arthur (1863-1933) II GANLEY, Caroline Selina (1879-1966) I EDWARDS, Alfred (1888-1958) IV GARSIDE, George (1843-1907) VII EDWARDS, Allen Clement (1869-1938) III GEE, Allen (1852-1939) III EDW ARDS, Ebenezer (Ebby) (1884-1961) GIBB, Margaret Hunter (1892-1984) VIII V GIBBS, Charles (1843-1909) II EDWARDS, Enoch (1852-1912) I GIBSON, Arthur Lummis (1899-1959)
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