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1/Aa0 Unmarked Plot Burial Register Full 1/Aa1 Unmarked Plot Burial Register Full 1/Aa2 Unmarked Plot Burial Register 1/Aa3 Unmarked Plot Burial Register Gill 1/AA0 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER FULL 1/AA1 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER FULL 1/AA2 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER 1/AA3 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER GILL. ELIZABETH GILL. EDWARD. 1/AA4 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HARLAND. 1/AA5 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER TAYLOR. MARY A. TAYLOR. MRS. 1/AA6 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HARDCASTLE, HORNES. CLARA. HARDCASTLE. GEORGE. 1/AA7 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HEMINGWAY GEORGE. 1/AA8 IN LOVING MEMORY OF A DEAR MOTHER EMMA CROWTHER DIED AUG. 23rd 1935 AGED 59 YEARS. ALSO A DEAR FATHER BEN CROWTHER DIED AUG.6th 1937 AGED 65 YEARS. 1/AA9 IN MEMORY OF EMILY THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF JAMES & HANNAH WHITAKER OF QUEEN'S ROAD, HALIFAX, WHO DIED WHO DIED JUNE 2nd 1881 IN HER 15th YEAR. FAREWELL SWEET CHILD, TO ALL OUR HEARTS STILL DEAR, OFT SHALL WE BATHE THY MEMORY WITH A TEAR; SHORT WAS THY LIFE BUT LONG WILL BE THY REST, GOD CALLED THEE HOME BECAUSE HE SAW IT BEST. ALSO HANNAH WHITAKER, THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES WHITAKER, WHO DIED JANUARY 21st 1891 IN HER 67th YEAR. ALSO THE ABOVENAMED JAMES WHITAKER WHO DIED AUGUST 5th 1892 IN HIS 73rd YEAR. ALSO ELIZABETH ANN THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS FAIRCLOUGH, AND DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MARCH 14th 1893 IN HER 36th YEAR. 1/AA10 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER . 1/AA10* UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER BRADBURY. 1/AA11 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER . 1/AA12 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER FOSTER, EMILY. INFANT. FOSTER, DAN. FOSTER, WILLIAM. 1/AA13 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER CLEDHILL. ARTHUR 1/AA14 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER . 1/AA15 IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN GRAY WHO DIED NOV. 28th 1904 AGED 51 YEARS. ALSO ELLEN GRAY WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED DECEMBER 17th 1906 AGED 53 YEARS. PEACE PERFECT PEACE. 1/AA16 IN LOVING MEMORY OF CAROLINE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES SUCTLIFFE DIED SEP.21st 1902 AGED 53 YEARS. ALSO THE ABOVE JAMES SUTCLIFFE DIED NOV. 5th 1902 AGED 63 YEARS. ALSO ALICE MAY & FRED THEIR INFANT CHILDREN. THY WILL BE DONE. ALSO ALFRED BROTHER OF THE ABOVE JAMES SUTCLIFFE DIED DEC.28th 1880 AGED 48 YEARS. 1/AA17 SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM FRANCIS SON OF Cr SERGT & JANE BLAKEMORE 76th REGt WHO DIED 16th JANy 1880 AGED 1 YEAR. 1/AA18 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER CHAPMAN, MICHAEL. LEACH, HARRY. KING, ANNIE. 1/AA19 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER SALTONSTALL. SALTONSTALL, FRED. SALTONSTALL, EMMA. SALTONSTALL, LILY. EDWARD, EDITH. 1/AA20 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER Mc GRATH, H.S. ACKROYD, W.T. 1/AA21 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER LOMAX, GEORGE. JENNINGS, ----- CROWTHER, ----- ARMITAGE, ----- 1/AA22 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER PULLAN, BETHANA. 1/AA23 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER CURTIS. 1/AA24 IN LOVING MEMORY OF GEORGE STAINTON WHO DIED DEC. 12. 1914 AGED 66 YEARS. ALSO JANE THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE GEORGE STAINTON DIED MAY 16th 1923 AGED 82 YEARS. THY WILL BE DONE. (L.H.S) ALSO OF GEORGE THOMAS SON OF GEORGE & JANE STAINTON WHO DIED FEB.17. 1881 AGED 1 YEAR & 6 MONTHS. ALSO OF JOHN CHARLES THEIR SON WHO DIED MARCH 3. 1881 AGED 3 YEARS & 6 MONTHS. (R.H.S) ALSO AGNES DAUGHTER OF GEORGE & JANE STAINTON DIED 13th FEB. 1959 AGED 75 YEARS. 1/AA25 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER LUMB, SARAH. SHERRIFF, A.E. WILSON, C. HORSMAN, LUCY H. CROSSLEY, J.T. CROSSLEY, C. 1/AA26 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER PICKLES, HERBERT. PICKLES, JANE. 1/AA27 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER OAKE, MARY. E. 1/AA28 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER COVERDALE, J. MORRIS, PRISCILLA. COLLIER, HARRIET. 1/AA29 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER KENYON, MRS. KENYON, JOHN. PRIESTLEY, DAUGHTER. 1/AA30 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER GREENWOOD, SERGt. CARRUTHERS, SERGt. MAJOR. HANCOCK. 1/AA31 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER [ SHADLING ]. THOMSON. ARNOTT. GREY. THOMSON. 1/AA32 SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME AND FORBID THEM NOT IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALBERT EDWARD SON OF WILLIAM & JANE ELLIS OF HALIFAX WHO DIED MARCH 25th 1881 AGED 3 YEARS & 8 MONTHS. ALSO OF THE ABOVE-NAMED WILLIAM ELLIS WHO DIED JANUARY 18th 1903 AGED 61 YEARS. "THY WILL BE DONE." ALSO JANE THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED MAY 8th 1914 AGED 73 YEARS. ALSO OF JAMES THOMAS YOUNGEST SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION & WAS INTERRED AT TINCOURT BRITISH MILITARY HOSPITAL, FRANCE OCTOBER 4th 1918 AGED 38 YEARS. "FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH." ALSO OF WALTER WILLIAM ELLIS SON OF THE ABOVE DIED MARCH 28 th 1929 AGED 58 YEARS. 1/AA33 IN LOVING MEMORY OF (R.H.S) JOHN MITCHELL WHO DIED MARCH 29th 1881 AGED 68 YEARS. ALSO ELIZABETH MITCHELL WIFE OF JOHN MITCHELL DIED JUNE 17th 1883 AGED 68 YEARS. (BTM) ALSO LOUISA MITCHELL DAUGHTER OF JOHN & ELIZABETH MITCHELL DIED JULY 19th 1926 AGED 51 YEARS. (L.H.S) ALSO DELIA SOPHIA MITCHELL DAUGHTER OF JOHN & ELIZABETH MITCHELL DIED JANUARY 4 th 1932 AGED 77 YEARS. ALSO EMMA MITCHELL DAUGHTER OF JOHN & ELIZABETH MITCHELL DIED APRIL 12th 1916 AGED 79 YEARS. 1/AA34 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER CULLINGWORTH, RACHEL. COULSTON, J. DRAKE, HANNAH & INFANT. 1/AA35 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER . 1/AA36 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HOLDEN, JANE. TOWNSEND, M. OKEY, H.L. HARTLEY, A. SYMONS, J. BRADLEY, EDWIN. 1/AA37 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER STACKHOUSE, J.G. BRADY, JEMIMA. WHITE, J. RUSSELL, M.H. 1/AA38 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HEMINGWAY, TOM. MELLING, WALTER. OATES, HAROLD. ACKROYD, DENNIS. 1/AA39 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER OCTOBY. BOWERS. RICKARD. SWIFT. BUTLER. KENYON. SUTCLIFFE. HORSMAN. 1/AA40 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER LOWE. WHITELEY. ALDERTON. DEVITT. SCHOLES. LISTER 1/AA42 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER TOMLINSON. 1/AA43 UNMARED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER FULL. 1/A1 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER DUNNING, WILLIAM 1/A2 SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ARTHUR SMITHSON OF LUMB BROOK SHELF WHO DIED SEP.27th 1891 AGED 80 YEARS. 1/A3 UNMARKED PLOT BOTTOM OF GRAVESTONE READS J + M. 1/A4 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER THORP, MARTHA. THORP, THOMAS. SHACKLETON, SARAH. SUTCLIFFE, M. DENNISON. 1/A5 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER CARSON. MARSHALL, SAM. TURNER, WILLIAM. PROCTOR, C. CROSSLEY, W. 1/A6 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER SAXON, S. GLEDHILL, EDWIN. GLEDHILL, MRS. SAXON, THOMAS. SAXON, J. 1/A7 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER TENNANT, B. 1/A8 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER FARNELL, S.E. FARNELL, S.H. ATKIN, N. FARNELL, E. FARNELL, MARY. MITCHELL, A. FARNELL, JOHN. 1/A9 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HIRST, WILLIAM. HIRST, ANNIE. 1/A10 IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN PARKER OF HALIFAX WHO DIED JULY 12th 1899 AGED 55 YEARS. IN LIFE RESPECTED IN DEATH LAMENTED. ALSO ANN BOLTON WHO DIED JANy 22nd 1918 AGED 71 YEARS. GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN. 1/A10* IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN EDWARD WOODS WHO DIED SEPT. 12th 1929 AGED 64 YEARS. ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE MARY JANE WHO DIED AUG.16th 1931 AGED 64 YEARS. ALSO THEIR BELOVED SON ALLEN WHO DIED AUG. 9th 1944 AGED 56 YEARS. R.I.P. 1/A11 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER BALDWIN, JOHN. BALDWIN, W. THORNTON, H. WHITELY, JOHN. 1/A12 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER BRAITHWAITE, WILLIAM. BRAITHWAITE, JOSEPH. 1/A13 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER KNOTT, B. KNOTT, MRS. 1/A14 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER BARNES, EMILY. 1/A15 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER CHAPMAN, JOHN. CHAPMAN, BETTY. CHAPMAN, STANSFIELD. CHAPMAN. 1/A16 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER HASLAM, ALBERT. HASLAM, J. HASLAM, BENJAMIN. ?. SARAH ELIZABETH. 1/A17 IN MEMORY OF THOMAS HARTLEY OF HALIFAX WHO DIED 17th AUGUST 1884 AGED 42 YEARS. ALSO OF HANNAH WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 28th JUNE 1884 AGED 42 YEARS. ALSO OF THOMAS PERCY SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 22nd DECr. 1876 AGED 2 YEARS AND 5 MONTHS. ALSO OF WINIFRED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 24th NOVr. 1884 AGED 5. MONTHS. 1/A18 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER POLLARD, ADA. 1/A19 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER WHITELEY, DYSON. WHITELEY, WINIFRED. WHITELEY KATE. WHITELEY, H. WHITELEY, WILLIAM. 1/A20 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER WARD, MARY.A. WARD, JOHN. 1/A21 CHERISHED MEMORIES OF JOSEPH JACOB PACEY DIED OCT. 14th 1901 ANNE HIS BELOVED WIFE DIED MAY 2nd 1903 GEORGE THEIR BELOVED SON DIED SEP. 6th 1877 HENRIETTA THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER DIED MARCH 28th 1941. 1/A22 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER AKROYD, NANCY. AKROYD. AKROYD, ELIZABETH. 1/A23 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH BELOVED DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND ZIPPORAH GREENWOOD OF COMMERCIAL ROAD WHO DIED AT THE WEST NORFOLK AND LYNN HOSPITAL MARCH 16th 1890 AGED 25 YEARS. "HER LIFE WAS DEVOTED TO DUTY." ALSO OF ZIPPORAH BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE JOHN GREENWOOD WHO DIED FEB. 25th 1896 AGED 62 YEARS. ALSO THE ABOVE NAMED JOHN GREENWOOD BORN DECEMBER 17th 1833 DIED JUNE 17th 1903. ALSO ALICE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE JOHN GREENWOOD BORN SEPTEMBER 6th 1862 DIED APRIL 5th 1925. 1/A24 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER BURROWS, HARRIET. 1/A25 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER GREENWOOD, JAMES. AMBLER, JOHN. 1/A26 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER GREENWOOD, ZECHARIAH. GREENWOOD, MISS. 1/A27 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER WILSON, JOB. WILSON, S. WILSON, SAMUEL. 1/A28 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER DIXON. DIXON, MRS. DIXON, JOHN. H. DIXON, MARY. ALICE. 1/A29 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER NAYLOR, WILLIAM. 1/A30 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER JACKSON, JOHN. 1/A31 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER VENTING, MARY. VENTING, JOHN. VENTING, MRS. 1/A32 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER WILSON, (FEMALE) WILSON, I. WILSON, MRS. WILSON, ELLEN. WILSON, ISAAC. 1/A33 UNMARKED PLOT BURIAL REGISTER GREENWOOD, G.W. GREENWOOD, WILLIE. DOBSON, G. LONGBOTTOM, SOPHIE. LONGBOTTOM, CHARLES. 1/A34 IN LOVING MEMORY OF SARAH BEDFORD (R.H.S) DIED JAN. 11TH 1894 AGED 77 YEARS. SHADRACK BEDFORD DIED MAY 23rd [ 1898 ] AGED 52 YEARS. (L.H.S) CAROLINE BEDFORD DIED JULY 9th 1926 AGED 83 YEARS.
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