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Sheet 35, Husthwaite, Westow and Easingwold Mother's Maiden Name (Birth) Spouse's Name Index No Mother's Maiden Name (Birth) Spouse's Name Index No. Surname Forename(s) (marriage) Event Year District Location Sheet No. ……..? Elizabeth - Birth 1670 K30/8 ……..? Elizabeth John Hebden Marriage 1695 K30/8 ……..? Elizabeth Death 1754 Easingwold K30/8 ……..? Mary - Birth 1821 Easingwold F17/14 ……..? Mary Jonathan Hebdon Marriage 1841 F17/14 ……..? Mary J. James hebdon Marriage 1875 E22/35 Asquith ……….? Edgar Hebden Marriage 1942 Spen Valley D7/35 Atkinson Elizabeth Michael Hebdon Marriage 1844 Easingwold F19/14 Beck Derek Death 1997 Carmarthen C44/35 Beck Jean - Birth 1930 Durham C45/35 Beck Jean Derek Hebdon Marriage 1956 Durham NW C45/35 Booth Margaret Ellen - Birth 1855 Manchester E7/35 Booth Margaret Ellen Christopher Hebdon Marriage 1881 Easingwold E7/35 Bower Annie K. Ernest Percival Hebdon Marriage 1915 Bridlington D37/35 Brown ……….? William Henry Hebdon Marriage 1923 Romford D48/35 Brown Stanley Mary Hebdon Marriage 1938 Barnsley C13/35 Busfield Sarah Christopher Hebdon Marriage 1881 Easingwold E47/35 Calaminus Otto P. A. Algethia Wells Marriage 1913 Scarborough D99/35 Campaigne Mary Ann - Birth 1848 Bradford E4/35 Campaigne Mary Ann Jonathan Hebdon Marriage 1868 E4/35 Campey Catherine Hannah - Birth 1876 Easingwold E38/35 Campey Catherine Hannah William Hebdon Marriage 1892 E38/35 Chapman Mary Birth 1809 Thorpe Bassett F4/35 Chapman Mary Christopher Hebden Marriage 1832 Hull F4/35 Chew Kate Jane - Birth 1872 Flamborough D86/35 Chew Kate Jane John William Hebden Marriage 1893 Sculcoates D86/35 Chew Kate Jane James Whitaker Marriage 1920 Leeds D86/35 Clark Florence Louise Clara Beatrice Hebden Birth 1890 York C48/35 Crider Marian J. - Birth 1922 Clinton Iowa USA C36/35 Crider Marian J. Gilbert L. Hebdon Marriage 1940 Clinton Iowa USA C36/35 Danks Adelia E - Birth 1830 Ohio USA F10/35 Danks Adelia E James Hebden Marriage 1848 Fond Du Lac Wisconsin F10/35 Danks Adelia E Death 1907 Union Star, Missourri F10/35 Douglas Geoffrey S. Wendy D. Hebdon Marriage 1923 Bulmer C27/35 Dyson ……….? Edgar Hebden Marriage 1942 Spen Valley D7/35 Edgar Muriel George O. Edgar Marriage 1951 Durham NW C43/35 Ellis Robert - Birth 1876 York D95/35 Ellis Robert Henrietta Hebden Marriage 1900 York D95/35 Fear Volhynia Grace Brian Leslie Hebdon Marriage 1935 St Ives C53/35 Fletcher Alice - Birth 1879 Easingwold D16/35 Fletcher Alice Fawcett Hebdon Marriage 1900 Easingwold D16/35 Foster Benjamin Bentley - Birth 1800 Reighton F6/35 Foster Benjamin Bentley Mary Hebden Marriage 1827 F6/35 Fothergill Hilda James Hebdon Marriage 1906 Easingwold D24/35 Frohwein Edith Dennis W. Hebdon Marriage 1951 Middlesbrough C25/35 Garbutt Hannah Ernest Hebdon Marriage 1911 Easingwold D22/35 Gardner John S. Mary Hebdon Marriage 1933 Lanchester D77/35 Gill Ann - Birth 1787 Hutton Rudby G10/14 Gill Ann Jonathan Hepton Marriage 1805 Husthwaite G10/14 Glover? …………? Herbert Hebdon Marriage 1912 Middlesbrough D45/35 Gough Edwin Marion Hebdon Marriage 1923 Barnsley C19/35 Hall George W. Patricia M. Hebdon Marriage 1956 Upper Agbrigg C11/35 Hardman Daniel A. Mollie Hebdon Marriage 1950 Upper Agbrigg C9/35 Hebden Ada Lilly Sarah Johnson Birth 1872 Hull D88/35 Hebden Ada Lilly Death 1958 Hull D88/35 Hebden Algethia Wells Sarah Johnson Birth 1887 Hull D98/35 Hebden Algethia Wells Otto P. A. Calaminus Marriage 1913 Scarborough D98/35 Hebden Almira Tyndal Adelia E. Danks Birth 1853 Wisconsin USA E56/35 Hebden Almira Tyndal Death 1939 USA E56/35 Hebden Alvira Tyndal Adelia E. Danks Birth 1853 Wisconsin USA E56/35 Hebden Alvira Tyndal Death 1939 USA E56/35 Hebden Andrew Percy J Sarah Johnson Birth 1882 Hull D97/35 Hebden Anne mentioned in Robert's Will Birth 1641 Easingwold L1/35 V3.0 18th November 2011 1 Sheet 35, Husthwaite, Westow and Easingwold Mother's Maiden Name (Birth) Spouse's Name Index No. Surname Forename(s) (marriage) Event Year District Location Sheet No. Hebden Anne Edward Wood Marriage 1661 L1/35 Hebden Christopher Frances Tindale Baptism 1806 Settrington F3/35 Hebden Christopher Mary Chapman Marriage 1832 Hull F3/35 Hebden Clara Beatrice Sarah Johnson Birth 1876 Hull D92/35 Hebden Clara Beatrice Frederic Masterman Clarke Marriage 1899 York D92/35 Hebden Douglas Elizabeth J. Keys Marriage 1953 Leeds C20/35 Hebden Edgar Margaret Ellen Booth Birth 1881 Bradford D6/35 Hebden Edgar ………..? Dyson Marriage 1942 Shipley D6/35 Hebden Edgar ………..? Asquith Marriage 1942 Spen Valley D6/35 Hebden Edgar Death 1945 Spen Valley D6/35 Hebden Elizabeth Edward Mortimer Marriage 1729 Barton-le-Street J15/8 Hebden Elizabeth Mary Chapman Baptism 1833 Settrington E49/35 Hebden Emma Mary Chapman Birth 1854 Westow E54/35 Hebden Esther Frances Tindale Birth 1818 Settrington F11/35 Hebden Fawcett Alice Fletcher Birth 1906 Easingwold C2/35 Hebden Frances A Adelia E. Danks Birth 1850 Wisconsin USA E55/35 Hebden Frances A Death 1920 USA E55/35 Hebden Hannah Frances Tindale Birth 1809 Settrington F7/35 Hebden Hannah Mary Chapman Baptism 1842 Westow E53/35 Hebden Hannah Sarah Johnson Birth 1867 Scarborough D84/35 Hebden Henrietta Sarah Johnson Birth 1879 Hull D94/35 Hebden Henrietta Robert Ellis Marriage 1900 York D94/35 Hebden James Frances Tindale Birth 1814 Settrington F9/35 Hebden James Adelia E. Danks Marriage 1848 Fond Du Lac Wisconsin F9/35 Hebden James Death 1893 Union Star, Missourri F9/35 Hebden Jane Frances Tindale Baptism 1802 Settrington F2/35 Hebden John - Birth 1675 Barton-le-Street K29/8 Hebden John Elizabeth ………? Marriage 1695 K29/8 Hebden John Death 1728 Easingwold K29/8 Hebden John Frances Tindale Birth 1812 Settrington F8/35 Hebden John Mary Chapman Baptism 1838 Settrington E50/35 Hebden John Sarah Johnson Marriage 1864 York E50/35 Hebden John William Sarah Johnson Birth 1869 Scarborough D85/35 Hebden John William Kate Jane Chew Marriage 1893 Sculcoates D85/35 Hebden John William Death 1901 Hull D85/35 Hebden Kate Jane James Whitaker Marriage 1920 Leeds D86/35 Hebden Lionel Harcourt Sarah Johnson Birth 1874 Hull D90/35 Hebden Lionel Harcourt Helen Elizabeth Prestidge Marriage 1897 York D90/35 Hebden Lionel Harcourt Death 1920 Leeds D90/35 Hebden Louise Lavinia Sarah Johnson Birth 1873 Hull D89/35 Hebden Louise Lavinia Death 1951 Ewecross D89/35 Hebden Mary Frances Tindale Baptism 1799 Settrington F1/35 Hebden Mary Frances Tindale Birth 1807 Settrington F5/35 Hebden Mary Benjamin Bentley Foster Marriage 1827 F5/35 Hebden Mary Margaret Ellen Booth Birth 1883 Spen Valley D8/35 Hebden Mary Emma Sarah Johnson Birth 1865 York D82/35 Hebden Mary Emma William Henry Huggan Marriage 1900 York D82/35 Hebden Robert Yeoman of Knaresborough Death 1673 Easingwold M1/35 Hebden Robert Frances Ridsdale Birth 1794 Husthwaite G16/14 Hebden Robert Death 1800 Husthwaite G16/14 Hebden Sarah Elizabeth Sarah Johnson Birth 1880 Hull D96/35 Hebden Sarah Elizabeth Death 1947 Bridgwater D96/35 Hebden William Frances Ridsdale Birth 1775 Husthwaite G2/14 Hebden William Mary Chapman Birth 1839 Westow E52/35 Hebden William Jonathan Margaret Ellen Booth Birth 1887 Shipley D9/35 Hebdon Ada Annie Elizabeth Pallister Birth 1896 Easingwold D54/35 Hebdon Ada Sam Swallow Marriage 1921 Easingwold D54/35 Hebdon Ann Ann Gill Birth 1821 Husthwaite F22/14 Hebdon Ann Ann Robinson (Wid) Birth 1826 Raskelf F36/14 Hebdon Ann Benjamin Ackroyd Marriage 1843 Easingwold F22/14 Hebdon Ann Thomas Lawson Marriage 1853 Easingwold F36/14 Hebdon Ann Death 1880 Easingwold G10/14 Hebdon Annie Eliza Johnson Birth 1877 Easingwold E39/35 V3.0 18th November 2011 2 Sheet 35, Husthwaite, Westow and Easingwold Mother's Maiden Name (Birth) Spouse's Name Index No. Surname Forename(s) (marriage) Event Year District Location Sheet No. Hebdon Barbara Ann Gill Birth 1831 F28/14 Hebdon Barbara Death 1836 F28/14 Hebdon Barbara Elizabeth Atkinson Birth 1850 Clifton E17/35 Hebdon Barbara Elizabeth Johnson Birth 1860 Easingwold E48/35 Hebdon Belinda Josephine Lemm Birth 1922 Lanchester C63/35 Hebdon Belinda Death 1924 Lanchester C63/35 Hebdon Benjamin Ann Hebdon Marriage 1843 Husthwaite F23/14 Hebdon Brian Leslie Hilda Fothergill Birth 1911 Easingwold C52/35 Hebdon Brian Leslie Volhynia Grace Fear Marriage 1935 St Ives C52/35 Hebdon Brian Leslie Death 1961 Bridport C52/35 Hebdon Charles Elizabeth Atkinson Birth 1860 Easingwold E26/35 Hebdon Charles Annie Elizabeth T. Oldham Marriage 1887 Barnsley E26/35 Hebdon Charles Mary Kirk Birth 1895 Bishop Auckland D71/35 Hebdon Christopher not known Birth 1750 Naburn H1/14 Hebdon Christopher Frances Ridsdale Marriage 1771 Raskelf H1/14 Hebdon Christopher Frances Ridsdale Baptised 1780 Husthwaite G6/14 Hebdon Christopher Burial 1806 Husthwaite H1/14 Hebdon Christopher Ann Melton Marriage 1813 Kilham G6/14 Hebdon Christopher Ann Robinson (Wid) Birth 1821 Husthwaite F31/14 Hebdon Christopher Ann Gill Birth 1824 Husthwaite F25/14 Hebdon Christopher Eliza Johnson Marriage 1851 F25/14 Hebdon Christopher Elizabeth Johnson Marriage 1851 Easingwold F31/14 Hebdon Christopher Mary …..? Birth 1856 Bradford E6/35 Hebdon Christopher Eliza Johnson Birth 1858 Easingwold E28/35 Hebdon Christopher Elizabeth Johnson Birth 1858 Easingwold E46/35 Hebdon Christopher Margaret Ellen Booth Marriage 1881 Easingwold E6/35 Hebdon Christopher Sarah Busfield Marriage 1881 Easingwold E46/35 Hebdon Christopher Death 1887 Easingwold E46/35 Hebdon Christopher Death 1902 Easingwold F25/14 Hebdon Christopher J. Annie Elizabeth Pallister Birth 1889 Easingwold D50/35 Hebdon Christopher J. Annie Jopling Marriage 1924 Easingwold D50/35 Hebdon David E. Anna Turpin Birth 1925 Clinton Iowa USA C38/35 Hebdon David E. Death 2002 Clinton Iowa USA C38/35 Hebdon Dennis Anna Turpin Birth 1922 Clinton Iowa USA C37/35 Hebdon Dennis Death 1997 Clinton Iowa USA C37/35 Hebdon Dennis W. Emily A. Manikin Birth 1929 Wetherby C24/35 Hebdon Dennis W. Emily A. Mannikin Birth 1929 Easingwold C24/35 Hebdon Dennis W. Edith Frohwein Marriage 1951 Easingwold C24/35 Hebdon Derek Ellen Raper Oldfield Birth 1933 Lanchester RD C44/35 Hebdon Derek Jean Beck Marriage 1956 Durham NW C44/35 Hebdon Donovan Kate Jane Chew Birth 1893 Hull C46/35 Hebdon Donovan Stather, Phyllis Ruth Marriage 1919 Beverley C46/35 Hebdon Donovan Death 1939 Leigh on Sea C46/35 Hebdon Douglas Annie Jopling Birth 1924 Barnsley C20/35 Hebdon Douglas Elizabeth J.
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