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City of York & District City of York & District FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY INDEX TO JOURNAL VOLUME 13, 2012 INDEX TO VOLUME 13 - 2012 Key to page numbers : February No.1 p. 1 - 32 June No.2 p. 33 - 64 October No.3 p. 65 - 96 Section A: Articles Page Title Author 3 Arabella COWBURN (1792-1856) ALLEN, Anthony K. 6 A Further Foundling: Thomas HEWHEUET FURNESS, Vicky 9 West Yorkshire PRs, on-line indexes Editor 10 People of Sheriff Hutton, Index letter L from 1700 WRIGHT, Tony 13 ETTY, The Ettys and York, Part 2 ETTY, Tom 19 Searching for Sarah Jane THORPE GREENWOOD, Rosalyn 22 Stories from the Street, York Castle Museum: WHITAKER, Gwendolen 3. Charles Frederick COOKE, Scientific Instruments 25 Burials at St. Saviour RIDSDALE, Beryl 25 St. Saviourgate Unitarian Chapel burials 1794-1837 POOLE, David 31 Gleanings from Exchange Journals BAXTER, Jeanne 35 AGM March 2012:- Chairman's Report HAZEL, Phil 36/7 - Financial Statement & Report VARLEY, Mary 37 - Secretary's Report HAZEL, Phil 38 The WISE Family of East Yorkshire WISE, Tony 41 Where are You, William Stewart LAING? FEARON, Karys 46 The Few who Reached for the Sky ROOKLEDGE, Keith 47 Baedeker Bombing Raid 70 th anniversary York Press ctr Unwanted Certificates BAXTER, Jeanne 49 Thomas THOMPSON & Kit Kat STANHOPE, Peter 52 People of Sheriff Hutton, Index letter M to 1594 WRIGHT, Tony 54 ETTY, The Ettys and York, Part 3 ETTY, Tom 58 Stories from the Street, York Castle Museum: WHITAKER, Gwendolen 4. Mabel SMORFIT, Schoolchild 59 Guild of Freemen MILNER, Brenda 63 Gleanings from Exchange Journals BAXTER, Jeanne 67 The WILKINSON Family History: Part 1. West Riding Origins BARRETT, Stephen 68 West Yorkshire Archive Service Editor 69 Mary Ann WHITE of York 1792-1867 HARTLEY, Ann 72 Gleanings from Exchange Journals BAXTER, Jeanne 75 Where are You, Mary POULTER? FEARON, Karys 79 Lendal Congregational Church burials 1821-1837 POOLE, David 82 Frederick MALLATRATT 1779-1826: Part 1. Family Background MALLATRATT, Alan 85 British Newspaper Archive: George (& Emily) MIDGLEY MIDGLEY, R. Neil 86 Unwanted Certificates BAXTER, Jeanne 87 People of Sheriff Hutton, Index letter M from 1595 WRIGHT, Tony 90 Stories from the Street, York Castle Museum: WHITAKER, Gwendolen 5. Thomas Frederick EARNSHAW, Craftsman 91 Apprentice to Journeyman Editor City of York & District i Index to Volume 13 Section B: Books Reviewed Page Title Author Paul Simon 64 York Places of Learning CHRYSTAL & CROSSLEY 64 In & Around York District “ “ 64 Vale of York “ “ 64 York Industries Through Time “ “ 64 Steam around York & the East Riding “ “ 96 Confectionary in Yorkshire through Time CHRYSTAL, Paul 96 Ghosts of York KIRKUP, Rob Section M: Meetings Page Date Title Speaker 2011: 28 September Using School Records for FH Research EVANS, Nicholas 28 October Panorama of York in the 15 th Century STANHOPE, Peter 29 November DNA and the Family POMERY, Chris 30 December Yorkshire Film Archive RELTON, Graham 2012: January no meeting 60 February In Their Own Names BASHFORTH, Martin 60 March Four Centuries of the PARK Family PARK, T. H. 61 April Lies, Damned Lies & Retribution DIXON, Barbara 62 May Locating Your Irish Ancestors SCHOFIELD, Lynn 92 June Letters from the Past BIGLIN, Christine 92 July Those who left the Dales MARRIOTT, Glenys 94 August Ladies of Letters MOVERLEY, Marilyn 95 September Looking back at Layerthorpe WEBSTER, Avril City of York & District i i Index to Volume 13 Section N: Names - appearing in Articles, Help Wanted and Reports Place/Area Place/Area Page Name (if provided ) Page Name (if provided ) 46 ALCHIN St. Leonards SSX 11 CONSITT York 79 ALLEN (3) York 63 COOK Hull, South Cave 85 ARNOTT Acomb WRY ERY 19 ATKINSON Manchester LAN 22 COOKE London MDX; York 30 ATKINSON York 91 COOPER York 23 BAILEY York 27 COTTON York 26 BAILLIE York 3-5 COWBURN Rothwell WRY 22 BARBE York Upper Helmsley NRY 79 BARKER York 75 COWL 79 BARTLE York 26 COWLING (5) York 93 BATHURST Langthwaite NRY 27 COWLING (2) York 77 BATTLEY 86 COWLING Pateley Bridge WRY 19 BATTRIDGE York 25 CRAKE York 75 BECKETT Bishop Wilton ERY 95 CRAVEN York 27 BELL (2) York 93 CROFT Marrick NRY; 39 BELLERBY Elvington, Quebec CAN Wheldrake 23 CROMPTON York Wintringham ERY 74 CROSS York 79 BELLINGHAM York 79 CUTHBERT York 60 BENNET 87 DALE Sheriff Hutton NRY 80 BENNETT (3) York 26 DALBY York 52 BERCARIUS West Lilling NRY 79 DALBY York 4 BIRD Newton-on-Ouse 84 DAVIES York NRY 26 DAWSON York 79 BIRKES York 7 DOBSON Wigginton NRY 80 BIRKS York 7 DOUGHTY 26 BLACKIE (2) York 27 DUCKWORTH York 16 BLACKWELL York 80 DUGLEBY (2) York 8 BLAKE CON 26 EARBY York 10 BLENKARN Terrington NRY 90/1 EARNSHAW Easingwold NRY; 39 BOWSER York 25 BRIGHAM (2) York 79 EDWARDS York 27 BRODIE (2) York 79 ELLISON York 84 BROGDEN Bilton in Ainsty NRY 13-16 ETTY York; Hull, Barmby 39 BROUGH Moor, Fangfoss, Yapham cum 40 BROUGH Meltonby ERY; Huntington, 72 BROWN York Langton on Swale, Scarborough, 79 BULLIVANT York Ulleskelf NRY; London MDX; 7 CAMIDGE Nether Poppleton Gateshead DUR; Calcutta IND; NRY Java 26 CAPPE (2) York 54 ETTY London MDX; 27 CAPPE (3) York Fulford, Hull ERY; Huntington 75 CARLTON York NRY; York; Java; Netherlands 27 CARROLL York 70/1 FALLON Leeds WRY; York 80 CARTER York 24 FARMER York 86 CHEESBROUGH Collingham WRY 93 FENWICK Swaledale NRY; 22 CLANCY York Newcastle , Stockton 51 CLARKE on Tees DUR; 94 CLIFFORD London MDX 71 COCKER York 10 FFRENCH Sheriff Hutton NRY; 8 COLE Acomb, Clifton York NRY; York City of York & District iii Index to Volume 13 Place/Area Place/Area Page Name (if provided ) Page Name (if provided ) 27 FOX (2) York 5 ILES 27 FOXTON York 88 IRWIN Sheriff Hutton NRY 11 FRANCHLAND Farlington NRY 79 JACKSON York 27 FRAZER York 3 JOHNSON Rothwell WRY 80 FURNISS York 40 KEANE Limerick IRL 40 GAWTREY 93 KEARTON Swaledale NRY; St. 86 GELDARD (2) Pateley Bridge, Vincent WI Womersley WRY 3/4 KILVINGTON Darlington DUR; 80 GELL (2) York Hull ERY; Foston Gates, Haxby, 79 GILLIARD York Heslington, Newton-on-Ouse, 25 GIBSON York Sand Hutton, Upper Helmsley NRY; 79 GIBSON Guisborough NRY; York York 27 KINDER York 95 GILES York 27 KIRBY York 75 GLEDHILL Earswick NRY 80 KIRBY York 11 GOODRICK Clifton NRY 41 LAING Manchester LAN; 79 GOTT (2) York Scarboro’, Middlesbro’ NRY; 25 GRAHAM York Stockton on Tees DUR; 14 GRANT Calcutta IND Auckland NZ 7 GREEN Reading BRK 77 LAING NZ 19 GREENWOOD York 11 LAKIN (3) Sheriff Hutton NRY 95 GREENWOOD York 10 LANGLEY (3) Sheriff Hutton, West 27 GRUNDY York Lilling NRY 75 HALLIDAY Skirpenbeck NRY 88 LANGLEY Sheriff Hutton NRY 13 HAMILTON London MDX 11 LAON Sheriff Hutton NRY 8 HARDCASTLE York 41 LARRELL Scarborough NRY 93 HARKER Knottingley WRY 10 LASCELLES (2) Lilling NRY; York 93 HARLAND Marrick NRY 11 LASCELLES Sheriff Hutton NRY 40 HARPER Elvington NRY 11 LASSELS Sheriff Hutton NRY; 11 HARRISON Sheriff Hutton NRY; York York 11 LAW Sheriff Hutton NRY; 27 HARRISON York York 40 HELSTRIP 10 LAWSON Sheriff Hutton NRY 67 HEPWORTH Darton WRY 26 LEACH York 7 HEWHEUET/ London MDX; 11 LEAF Stittenham NRY Ackworth WRY 11 LEATHER Oulton WRY; 7 HEWETT/ Sheriff 7 HEWHURST Hutton NRY 25 HEWLEY York 10 LEVESON- 25 HILL York GOWER Sheriff Hutton NRY 4 HISK? Newton-on-Ouse NRY 26 LEWIS Cardiganshire; York 93 HOGG Leyburn, Reeth NRY 95 LICKINS York 94 HOBY Hackness NRY 11 LINFOOT Sheriff Hutton NRY 27 HOLLAND York 10 LOCKWOOD Sheriff Hutton NRY; 94 HOLLAND York 79 HOLLINS York 11 LOCKWOOD (2) Sheriff Hutton NRY 69 HONLEY Mirfield WRY; York 26 LOGAN York 80 HOOD York 95 LONDON York 71 HOPTON York 11 LONG Sheriff Hutton NRY 95 HORWELL York 93 LONGSTROTH Longcliffe NRY; 25-27 HOTHAM (2) York Clitheroe LAN; USA 42 HURD Scarborough NRY 11 LOTHERINGTON 77 LUMLEY York City of York & District i v Index to Volume 13 Place/Area Place/Area Page Name (if provided ) Page Name (if provided ) 10 LUND Sheriff Hutton NRY 87 MEYNELL Farlington NRY 11 LUND (3) Easingwold, Sheriff 52 fil. MICHAELIS Sheriff Hutton NRY Hutton NRY 87 MICHELL Sheriff Hutton NRY; 23 LUND Huntington NRY London MDX 40 LUND 87 MIDDLETON (2) Sheriff Hutton NRY 10 LUNN/E (4) Sheriff Hutton NRY; 85/6 MIDGLEY Rufforth NRY; York Acomb WRY 39 LUNN 88 MIDGLEY Sheriff Hutton NRY 79 MACBETH York 53 MILDMAY Sheriff Hutton NRY 53 MACKERELL Sheriff Hutton NRY 19 MILLER York 91 MACLAGAN York 52 MILNER (2) Sheriff Hutton NRY 88 MAGENNES Newry IRE, 88 MILNER Cornbrough NRY Cornboro’ NRY 53 MOGONE Sheriff Hutton NRY 53 MAGNUS Sheriff Hutton NRY 52 MOLENDENARIO 82-4 MALLATRATT Godmanchester, (2) Stittenham NRY Huntingdon HUN; 19 MOLI/YNE/AUX Rothwell WRY; London MDX; York Huntington NRY 53 MAN York 25 MOLLETT York 79 MANDERSON York 79 MOORE York 52 de MANERS Stittenham NRY 87 MOORE Terrington NRY 88 MANSFIELD Sheriff Hutton NRY 79 MORGAN York 26 MARCH York 88 MORLEY Sheriff Hutton NRY 52 MARCH Sheriff Hutton NRY 42 MORROW Scarborough NRY 52 MARKAND West Lilling NRY 52 de MORTON Sheriff Hutton NRY 39 MARSAR Wheldrake NRY 53 MORTON Sheriff Hutton NRY 27 MARSH York 88 MOSSE West Lilling NRY; 53 MARSHALL Sheriff Hutton NRY London MDX 80 MARSHALL York 88 MOUNTAINE Sheriff Hutton NRY 52 MARSSHALL (2) Sheriff Hutton NRY 53 MOYSER (2) Cornbro’, Sheriff 27 MASON York Hutton NRY 52 fil. MATILDE Stittenham NRY 87 MOYSER (2) Farlington NRY 87 MATSON Sheriff Hutton NRY 88 MUFIT Cornbrough NRY 87 MATTISON Sheriff Hutton NRY; 52 de MULETON Farlington NRY York 88 MULFORD Sheriff Hutton NRY 53 MAWDE Sheriff Hutton NRY 88 MUNDAY (3) Sheriff Hutton NRY 53 MAWE (4) Towthorpe NRY 87 MURTON Sheriff Hutton NRY 88 MAXON (7) Sheriff Hutton, 95 MURRAY SCT Stittenham NRY 52 de MUSTROILL Bubwith, Sheriff 53 MAXWELL Sheriff Hutton NRY Hutton NRY 53 MAY Sheriff
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