Issue 4l

b._{rr5.$, ehar February 2005

Reverend Eileen I missed my first is a science teacher, married a chat about news, politics, opportunity lo meet to justice Anne Sanderson Mark an optician, living in issues, schools ..... or, everyone! but enjoyed Wentwonh. We also have a seriously, to be there when popping in to the Senior granddaughter, Niamh with a someone needs to be given Citizens' Christmas meal on sister or brother on the way, time and space to talk. The new kid Saturday evening,4th a second child for Elisabeth December, It was a real and Mark. Michael and I enjoy visits on the block? privilege, too, t0 meet I teach one day each week to the theatre, concerts, everyone who came to the in the Urban Theology Unit walking - though we can't Hardly a {

Footpath Ptaque in Memory of Ted Spencer

You may notice a plaque has treen placed on the cricket Left to right: Barry field in Green Moor. Tylee, Parish Council, John Harker, single-handedly dug a 2 foot deep hole and Chotr; John Harken erected the footpath sign, ably encouraged by the other two Peak and Northern observers! The sign and the whole job lvas paid for by friends Ted Local Inspector: and of Spencer in the local Area Committee of the Ramblers' BrianTaylor, Peakand Association and it will be the site of a memorial to Ted Northern Footpaths. which will be mounted on the pt'rst in the spring.

Pat Prince In Memory of Edmund, had died on the He had also been ur early 4 July, making Margaret and member of Young William Thompson Thorp I widows in rhe space of 2 Farmers CIub, of which he 27 April 1936 to 6 September 2004 months, and their sister, had been Chairman for a Christine lost both her short while. brothers. Thompson and I met in Thompson was bom at 1960 and were man:ied in Worttey on 27 April 1936. 1962.We had nearly 42 gocd His early childhood was years together, some living in spent at Manor Farm, Mllage and the last Hickleton, until Thompson 8 years at Far Blackmoor. In was 7. He went to school at 1975 his pride andjoy Thurgoland and then to arrived in the form of our Penistone Grammar. where daughter Helen, of whom he he excelled at most things, rvas intensely proud and bnt sport was his first love. loved very dearly. He played cricket for Green I have no doubt that Moor - we have trophies and Thompson will be the cap to prove it. He always remembered and missed by told me he was very good his many friends and with both bat and ball. acquaintances, both locally Football was played at and further afield, but not Oxspring and he was a life half so much as by Helen and Thompson died suddenly in was looking forward to long supporter of Sheffield me. the Northern General coming home, when he Wbdnesday. On leaving Thank you to all our Hospital on 6 September developed a blockage in his school he joined the family friends and neighbours for 2004. i bowel, which caused him to farm and farmed with his their very many cards. have a heart attack. father and brother, latterly flowers and condolences. 'What He had had a clouble heart makes this a tragedy, beingjoined by his nephew, bypass and a valve repair and ofcourse,is that his brother. Robert. Diana and Helen Thorp

And things that go on Sunday 24th April - Green Moor weather permitting. BANG in the Night Sports Club \Te haye two fund raising ercnts coming In the course of things we turned up a sign that warned up: It may be January and dark, people off a piece of as the Amerlcan forces had cold and wet outside but our Saturday, 12 March is a storc of explosives, Obviously this was related to the the cricketerc have already got Charity stocks of bombs and other pieces of unfrfendly bits of Bonanza at the their sights on the balmy ('l) Community Centre Penistone wartime paraphernalia, but it set us thinking. days of summer ahead. 10.00 am - 2.00 pm Indoor net practises are well The sign came presumably the end of the road, i.e. under way. Juniors (rurder Saturday, 2 April rvill be the from Green Moor or before it becomes a track was l3's) go to the nets at Antiques Fair again at the Snowden Hill but there is the no where forces used to try Penistone Sports Centre on Community Centre 10.00 am provenance with it, there is out throwing phosphorus Tuesdays after School 5pm - - 4.00 pm just a metal sign now bombs. This, he claimed was 6pm whilst youths and men somervhat worse for rvear, the reason why the Iand does attend on a Friday night 8pm At both these events we will well it is over years 60 old not grow trees, the soil is too - 9pm. These events are rvell be serving moming coffee Would this sign have poisoned. grows been (It quite attended so far but anyone with scones, cakes & bacon placed in Hunshelf Paiish. grass, reasonable but perhaps wishing to join them will be butties, lunches (pie & peas, and if so which part of the that is different.) Can anyone made very welcome, Just homemade soup, jacket parish rvould it have been confirm these two sites as turx up on the night and potatoes etc) & aftemoon guardiug. being used for these purposes, make themselves known. teas, everything being Verbal history has it that or can anyone add to them'/ This season we will be homemade. We also have a the piece of woo'dland at the Verbal history is fine. but running five teams. First and homemade cake stall. top of Underbank was a store we should also write down it Seconcl teams in the Donations of cakes will be for weapons, and a Park somewhere before it is Huddersfield League along very welcome. Why not Ranger you told me that if forgotten altogether. withU'l3-8aside,U'15 come & sample some of our walk along from the darn at &U'17 teams in the Barnsley tasty dishes? Langsett towards "North & District Junior League. We That's all for this time. America' the open glade at David Horsfall will need lots of balls this season!l! The season starts Ann Matthervman Ancestors Christmas Tea Full house in the We have had a letter Providence Room for the from a Reg Milo in Senior Citizensn Christmas Canada who is anxious Entertainment and Tba. to trace his relatives in The chit chat among the this area. They were all guests was as brisk and Jaggers or Waltons. animated as usual. it was Anyone who thinks that pleasant to see some of our they may be related and friends who have not been w,ould like to contact Mr for a while. Milo can ask the Clerk to the Parish Council, The Jazz Band was, well David Horsfall on different as they say. Some 288 3684 for more liked it, some did not but it information. was diffbrent. The first Saturday in December 2005 has already been booked for this year, Betry Wade has been put on standby for the Fell Race meals and we are looking for some entertainment. Any 2005 suggestions welcomed

Saturday 18 June 2005 and those fearless, yomg and not so young men and women, Forty Years on when afar and asunder! will run (or stumble The rest of the line from the How things have changed! one or two people I can depending on skill and song goes on to say that we There is no Delph Edge, identify as just having moved fitness) round our parish, It are parted. Sadly it is true Delph Mews or conversions in, my wit'e and I for two, but is still the favourite local that as time passes so things into houses of various farms. the really sobering point is race and we have our change. In looking to The whole parish then had the number of our reputation to keep up. Ifyou rationalise the parish council 188 adult voting residents parishioners who are no know of anyone who has not reiords, I came across a copy while nowadays tve are up to longer here. tried it, invite them along. of the 1967 Electoral Roll for 254 at the last count with the Hunshelf. A copy of this is new developments at Pond David Horsfall, Clerk to the attached fo!'you to examine. Farm etc adding to that. Hunshelf Parish Council

Yorkshire Cancer Research

South Anyone who wourdrike to Penistone and District Committee be associated rvith this quite ." Letter received from the above in thanks. *[g',i:il]:::f* Partnenhip, 4 Park Square, Dear Neville Newton Chambers Road, On behalf of the Penistone and District CoftLmittee of Forest Thomcliffe Park, Sheffietd Yorkshire Cancer Research would like you S35 HIP or telephone 0114 I to thank and the Green Moor Carol Singers your Can yotr help? Well first of all 257 1199, or if you are on for wonderful did you know that you live in email write to lnuise donation of tlBO. It was a lovely surprise and I assure the heart of the Sotrth Sutherland at you that .the maney will be well spent in the ongoing Yorkshirr Forest? It is a little louise,sutherland@ sforest co. fight against cancer. bereft of trees, and to be tair, uk Actually when you come Yours sincerely most people think of trees to think of it, Thomcliffe Park Susan Gaughan, Chair when they think of forests. is more about buildings than But, not to worry, the help you trees, but their intentions are A special 'thank you'to those who welcomed us to good! can give is to "Gift a Tree" their homes and were responsible for donating most of the money raised. Yoga in Green Moor Local History

Wheel of Yoga. Sheteaches at The exercise gives you a very Archive Living Well in Dodworth and nice feeling of relaxation. is employed by Wbmbwell You, too, could do this (we Medical Ceahe. She has been tell ourselves) and we all have As many of you know, married for 25 years and has a go. One of our group said since 1970 I have, by two daughters aged 19 nenergised and she was and research and collection, 14. mentally stimulated" but she amassed a large amount of Gill uses the Sanskit rerms kept forgetting tcr for all the movements, such breathe...and rve do rather Local History material. as Trikonasana. Vibrahasana, tend to wobble a bit when This covers all the Vrikasana (lust to mention a standing on one leg, bending communities administered few) and the tljjaya breath - the other into contact on the by the former Penistone full, deep breathing which thigh and raising the arms to oxygenates the body and stand there gracefully poised Rural District and Slowering fnrm the Parish warms youfrom the inside. and serene. (Ahem!). In the Penistone Urban District Plan research, we now have She says the mobilising Indian Sanskrit this is Councils. I have already a yoga class taking place muscles become stabilising 'Vrikasana' as demonstrated willed that this should be every Thusday night for muscles with normal usage by Gill in the picture. ten weeks in the Providence but yoga reverses the process There is a consensus of kept and maintained in Room. by retraining the body to use opinion that rhe best bit of all perpetuity in the Penistone all muscles to their full extent is the relaxation session at the area after my death. Our instructor is Gill - even those you'd forgotten end, where you lie flat on If anyone would like to Stoyles. Gill became you've gr:t! your back, lights switched off. interested in yoga many years Every muscle gets doing nothing but listen to donate any photographs, ago and practised daily fbr 13 stretched, oh-so- gentty. After Gill as she speaks soothingly correspondence, years. She has been teaching a session we feel refreshed to every bit of your body. documents etc. relating to yoga for 4 years and is just and relaxed and we compare Aaaaaaaahhhhh..... area, finishing a 3-year training notes on which bits were our I would be course with The British aching after the last session. Pat Prince pleased to add them to the collection.

Neville Roebuck. Caption Competition What do YOU think f)-r-G they're saying? Designs for If you want to give me a few Inspired Gardens suggestions (I heard that), send them to me, Claire Creative and Derrick, The Editor, practical I Inglemount, Green Moor solutions or email me an answer on for new or claire.derrick @ vi rgi n. net underachieving gardens. I rvill put the enaies in the next Chat. Planting advice or a I can't promise you a prize fresh design. but I'll see what I can come up with in the next monrh or For further details so. phone 0ll4 2882175 The History of Nicholas Saunderson - Part One by Neville Roebuck

His Date of Birth his surname with a'u' as did listerfng to the reading of the School and his father began to There is some doubt about Robert Saunderson, Bishop of words of Euclid. Archimedes teach him more about the exact year in which Lincoln and Nicholas and Diophantus, read in their arithmetic: it was herc that the Nicholas was bom. Historical Saunderson of Sandbeck, high original Greek. Virgil and lirst spark of genius was lit, a records state 1682, while a sheriff of Lincolnshire, both Horace became his favourites genius that would lead him tcr more recent suggestion of of whom were distant among the Roman poets and be ranked amongst the 1683 has been put forward by relatives." he would frequently quote greatest mathematicians of Jim Milner of Thurlstone. He them in conversation. He was the age. The speed of progress calculates that as the parish His Early Years well versed in the writings of soon surpassed the abilities of register for 1682 runs from Nicholas rvas the eldest Tully and dictated l"atin in a his father. Thomas Tomasson, March to March and as child of a large family knowledgeable style and woollen manufacturer of Nicholas was bom in January, parented by John and Ann afterwards acquired a Plumpton Mill, Thurlstone, he must have been bom in (nee Walton) of Thurlstone. competent knowledge of the writing in 1833 states: 1683. To be sure, it would be John possessed a small estate French language and wise to check this conclusion and worked for the Excise for coresponded with Voltaire. "Such was Saunderson at as I have noticed that in most about 40 years. The cottage Writing in the Barnsley eighteen, acquainted to of the Bradfield parish home was located across the Chronicle of 12th April 1873, !'amiliarity with the latin and registers, it is the date of the road (Towngate) immediately John Hugh Burland reiterates Greek tongues, and superior christening which is recorded opposite what is now the tradition that Nicholas to the most learned of his and not the date of birth. Does Thurlstone House. where the taught himself the form of neighbourhood in other this apply t<: the Penistone bungalows stand. The cottage letters by feeling them with branches of knowletlge. Such registers? was pulled down and a new his tingers 0n the gravestones attqinments did not fail to buitding erected in the 1870s inside Penistone church and obtain the deserved mood af Sandersol or Saunder-son? commendation and eulogy. In his "Early History of ...the first spark of genius was lit, a genius The feelings of commiseration Stocksbridge, The Lure of which his melancholy o Midhope-cum-Langsett, that would lead him to be ranked amongst misfortune natural ry\ excited, Kenworthy states the had been gradually deepening Joseph the greatest mathematicians of the age. surname Sanderson or inm admiration, and now'the Saunderson of Midhope, poor blind boy of Thwrlstone' frequently occurs in the by Mr. Milner. This in trun churchyard. had liecome the general theme uWilson Manuscripts". He was pulled down before the Whilst Nicholas could not of wander and astonisltment." reckons this "strengthens the bungalows were built. read (there was no Braille claim that though the Nicholas was about a year system in those days) but only Richard Wst and immediate progenitors of old when smallpox deprived listen to others, it is Dr. Nettleton Doctor Nicholas Saunderson him. not or{ly of his sight, but considered that he could It was about this time that had resided in Thurlstone for of his eyes, both of which write, as evidenced by his son Nicholas was introduced to many generations, they were came away by an abscess. John's introduction to his Richard West of Underbank descended from a John After this he could not detect father's "The Elements of Hall in the torvnship of Saunderson of Midhope, who the difference between the Algebra," published after Hunshelf. He generously was the third son of John of strongest sunlight and deepest Nicholas'death, i.e. offered to instruct him in the Tickhill, whose gxeat darkness, nor had he retained principles of algebra and grandfather, James any remembrance of the 'The read.ei musl greatly geometry. For this purpose he Saunderson married the perceptions he had lost. He admire the strength af his allowed Nicholas to stay with daughter of Sir Walter Hilton, was oflten heard to say "he had memzry, when affured thut he him for periods of two or Knightof Eskdale, and died in no more idea of light and could calcuktte in his miwl, three weeks at a time and 1387.- colour than if he had been multiply, divide, extract the treated him with parental Sanderson is the spelling on blind from birth." square or cttbe raot k) meny kindness. West witnessed the his parents' gravestone in At an early age he was sent places of Jigures; coulel go mighty energies and operations Penistone church yard and on to the Free School (Grammar along with any calculalor in of his pupil's mind and the memorial plaque to School) at Penistone and working algebraical introdtrced him to his circle of Richard West, inside the under the instruction of Mr. problems, infinite series, and leamed friends, which included church. It is suggested by J. J. Stanifbrth, laid the fouudation immediately correct the slips Dr. Neuleton of Halifa.x, rvho Tattersall of Providence of his knowledge of the Greek of the pen as well in signs as rendered Nicholas much College, Rhode Island, and Roman languages which in numhers". assistance. In a malter of writing in "Historia he aftcrwarcls improved upon months he had reached the Mathematica 19 (1992)' that by his onn application to the He was about fiftoen years stage where his tutors could Nicholzrs "preferred to spell classic authors. He enjoyed old when he left the Grammar teach him no more. Part 2 in tbe next issue Pub Quiz Night Rock Inn, Green Moor. Every Wednesday evening.

Jumble SaIe Saturday 5 March l0 arn at Wortley Church. Proceeds for Wortley Thaining Dates at a Glance Church Funds.

Charity Bonanza Course Title Date Venue Time Saturday, 12 March, Project Management 22February l,ongcar Centre 9.30 - 3.30 l0am-2pmatthe Introductory Trai ni ng Skills 25 February Bamsley Rugby Club 9.30 - 3.30 Community Centre Representi ng Your Community l0 February Emmanuel Methodist Churc} 9.30 - 12.30 Penistone. Proceeds to Dealing with the Media 23 February hioryCampus 9.30 - 3.30 Green Moor Sorts Club. Antiques Fair For further information and prices cclntact Management Training Project, 35 Queens Road, Bamsley, S71 lAN. TelOl2262M294. Saturday. 2 April, l0 am - 4 pm at the Community Centre Penistone. Don't trust doorstep callers - check them out korceeds to Green Moor using the numbers below Genuine callers won't mind waiting! Sorts CIub. . Electricity 0800 375 675 YOUR CHURCH . Yorkshire Water 0845 r24 2424 . Gas (Transco) 0845 6As 6677 Churth Council Meeting for gas leak 0800 111999 3l March,7.15 pm 0fi4220 202A ' Antiques Night Police . Barnsley 0122677077A 8 April, T pm. David Council Dowkes presiding. Streetlighting 012267742W Ladies Sunday Service Bemeslai Homes 01226714WO l0April, 3 pm, Speaker . Local Police Team 01709 832138 Rev. E Sandenon answer phone only for non-emergencies . Neighbourhood Pride 01226775656 (litter, grafitti etc) After 5 pm 07909930363 . South Yorkshire Firre 0t142532314 and Rescue

mar our village too often. catches it with a serious Dog Another bin is planned for disability. the entrance to the cricket OK sermon over. I am sure field. It is on the cricket field that given the bins and the Bins that we too often find small gloves that our responsible mounds that should not be citizens/parishioners will help Now in a family magazine it there, especially when out and bin the remains. is diftlcult to put a title to youngsters play on the field On a lighter side, look out these receptacles that both and of necessity reed to for the logos, designed in the makes sense and does not collect a cricket ball from the parish, and provided by a offend. In the parish en route ground. Dog'doings" can parishioner. More details to the Delph is a bin designed carry a very nasty disease later, but the talent in our to take the dog "doings" that that can leave anyone who parish never fails to astonish. ,OU'.N'TY.0F THE WEST RIDING OF YOR.KS .,Potliomentory County Constituency "'. PENISTONE Polling District ... HUNSHELF (Zl Tovnship HUNSHELF County Electorol Division PENISTONE SHEFFIELD

16& f1-T, to 15th Februerv, 1969) , l'; 0n torcc '1 Qualifying Date, lOth October' 1967

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DrDlrarrn rl:rrvi.'N ,,,ij"ffxiI1i:'+f.a:"FInameindicatesiiabihtyforserviceasiuror.BERNARDKEt{Y-oN,'- ---- 'ir7 Eebrttary, Etictorat Rieiqtration otruei, l-qr;iiilia; r%s. .l' ' ."'.' : lcor.., No' Name rnd Address ,ni;:.'t'- .. .. ,xi.l iia t_ - .' ' : ArmitagclrJphhi Carr Head'Farm, Underbank-J , 42 pavies, Phyllis,-4 Castle-View, Green-!{oor t Jedsie 4 castle view. Gren Moor ri i Armr:ibge, t"targaii-i;Hde-Farm, underbankt/-- 43 Davics, :5 ii;;;;%r,xd"t-Eoiti'ir,'di"i-i,r.ior-i- ti M Daviec'lerq'acasugview,G.rcenMou ',-t Rqnndr.rw.Rnek(lottase-GreenMoor 454) Davies,L'aues, Jac{ueline'Jacque[ne' tlealnHeath fialr'Hall' Dnowoti[Snowden Hillruu : \ ';-C. AaCOri;llrry,ROCkCottage,GreBnMOor - (oxspring) r'4'D'Balls' Edwardpuwcru c']:i[3lin"r]i;tbt-q9-'Moor-J ' r5 \,' ,; ^Dowkes. ---,--- Eva,--: Litlle,:..t- Blackmror,D,-^,-*^^- OxsprPg___;_ 6 Balls,,: lAn[e.G. .Y.hririi.;iii;ir"J" r"r-*i--: \ u ^-aaira ttut, '-'17 -Dowkes, rI. David,Jittle-BlackmoorioxsPritrS i ffiilrrtfiiiliri",ii...n"hi3-norrdb, , Pond Cottages'- : r,r.-i: . | :_ Oxspring-J 48 Faulkner, Frederick W., 'ii ' ..: ::. .'. . :.:... L'.rsprruts ;r_:_ ; , r--,:X:"Moo:;{ ^ ia^ ^;1:'il"^,:,il^'?'tf;'.',y;;iGarvin, Hiltoi, WeU.Hill' Green Moori;^- t'-',. #ariFi€, Harry*I;, Uqttri'1pU Co-tfiife, -Olspring', : l0 ^:^: '' Battye, wltis; croth-$aJrl;snow$on.Hur, px,sg1ne-r gd$., t0 ii i1i:'.:n13 #iiy:[igl"91*gYg'Cottage, 13reco Moot- Hatt, saowdon Hill, oxsfring sz52 Gelder' Eiadce.Beatrice. Quiint ,, , ii [iit;:,j93;,''ciotti 53 Godley, Herman, thit+:r.$nff;ffio#312iHill Top Fa.rm; Green Mool*-' " rii,#il;liy,fla.-r^1 Grecn - r"turg"9w,NJw*i:Irrg6:*:"W:l; Houses, Green Moor Xii/-I154 E:ii:l:I:f:tJ,Godley, Lucv'Lucy, HiIl.ToDHiIl rooToPfartu_' Far6,Fafin' ure€nGn Moor/Moor' it Biffii;i: 9o4!"v, Farm,Fatm, Gs,,dfi :pirch, rames, d;;i',Iil;:i 55 9;q!;t:Godlev. enifi'onv,Anthony, Hill.ToP \,/14 iffi;iffi;. - ='16 56fl Godlev.Godtev- Grahani,Grahani. HillJ'*'*, ropTop Fq;p"-FarP. A ts Birch, Emity M:::&6i {,ie, ci.ro tvt*r .- " il s#-#r:td*1f;*"'""n#H,:rk*r, x ii Efiil#3HHffi{t& ** ;; ;;;"; *nr,r,, Reservoir House. ti:iHBl#= -'ttju)-- ' .' ?r : . .- . ,,-,-fJocksbridg.e.-' (Green Moor) 19 Brown, Carr:Head--, Cottage,^ Undcrbank. j-r. lt11y, '- _1-- ,**y,_Emmr;eurny,Cofage,'Wenrrq*J'-9,''4' Yeu'r/ Hhi Stocksbridgo - **jr""m*.u,o#*1K,,-:- --Z\. . -E K ,r\$fr]}fr,ts*i.r:,:. .-:... 1-: ;;;;"; u".., soo*aunlffi _;tt4vv^ovrrs6v/E ;; ;;;; ;;, oxspring:_,"'rl 2l Brown, John, Office-: Fold' Gre99)4o6i <, u^.-.r--A r^^- Fh, gi'n'': - ;i-$;*":'*'Brbwn,':Emma 23 :ffiffit?li"rbank lvy uottages' tYcll rrrl' " ..D Ltlran, z b-^-; -;;:a Cottage, Undcrbank' f,66 Hiii'lw*ir,{*:Ifl,j"'v;i:J:*tfl+iHelliwell, 1' TC S.o"n,'-i"gg t-V 6i' Head, l(ew uoises, Grees Mooi; ' : i:' 6i ri;iiil;ii; D;ili;,1 StocBsbridfe 2 New [Iouses, Gr,oen Moor. ,s ru#.*,s*tff gYtixCt aites O., Peck Pond' Green Moor--J 68 Helliwell, Olga, -3i -Bi*=nn, Grqen l49ot H,il'!:'*":i'ii+!#*6",*'gl'*fi"*rh, , fr Gladys fl:M., ?:h!?l,t"iii&1,Yi;FlPeckTond' . fi (Green frii,,o;'Th;-RLolb!_r,'e[ape1 -rane lfili,t-t.y-]lir v- 7 New Houses Moor) z7 charlcsworth, !9 view, Green Moor-J _- 2& cherleswo{th$3r;H;.[|*bt";;-E;pet-i;s , 7l niu, wiuiam, 3 castle 2s clarke, lot'n, ffioihuii"i'b-1i''r"r*'- ,- - Z2 Jli[-Y:p',*^l.c:"1t,^v,i:I'S::'*1T:" E..1.', ii Cooke, Raymond,*lry:i:%"b#:r,[lH Carr Head Farm' *:'",.u Xal=ffse-$;Hi-H;:i:'1*'"3:+#lsril:"1-' ,_-, 3i ----iiocirUriaee. Hobson, Oliver, Grudgby Farm, Snowdcn HilL - iS Geoffrey, New Houses, Green Moor 32 Crooks, John r , - --Olsptlng -,.. Chapel I-ane' Green Moor' Brenda, New Houses. Green'Moor 76 Hocks, John, H'illcrest' 33 Crooks, - .\,\ Sheila' Hillcrest' Cf'apel Lanc' Groon Moor' Crossland, Charles, Hunshelf ffaff' Creei''tufoor J 7i H;ks; 34 " 78 Horsfall, David B'' Oberwald' Cote Lane- I 35 Crossland, Edith, School House, Cr".n-Voor-f : o i; ;;;ili;;: ;H.;,'d;i';oi^H;;".^e;"n Moor 7e Horsfau, wyilan M., oberwald,cote/ane 38Cro;sland,Phyllis,HunshelfHaIt,GreenMoor (Green 80 Horsfield, Tom, High Wclls Farm,/Snowdon Hill' 39 Davies, Geofirlv, 4 Castle View M.d oxspring-t Davies, a",nli'i rr.,iiilTr, ri;ii,\-,;;;e,,niu X 40 ""--ib*rprirgl_.1 ;;gl Horsfield,;::.;"; Clara, High wells Farm, snowden Hill, ";; Oxspring' 4l Davies, George Hy. F.. 4 Castle View. Green Moor W.€t Riding of Yortshire' htotcd by Waltcr prrkcr (Xly.) L,rd., X"irnryl". the Electoral Rcgistration Oftccr of thc One Contract Code 215 li Page .ti* alm; - - i:: {.- - 92 Matthewman, Tom, Pond Farm, Gre€n Moof':i-J.,:t' 14 :Fanfr / 93 Mattho'rman. Ada; Pond Farlq, Green Moor . -" i'

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