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All Latest Website Burial Work YEAR FORENAME MIDDLE NAME SURNAME ABODE DATE AGE PLOT NO BURIAL REGISTER, GRAVESTONE DETAILS & COMMENTS 1950 Henry Moore Lindley 24/02/50 86 y A01 24 Thornhill Avenue (exhumed 7th June 1975) 1840 Hannah Booth Rastrick 18/05/40 13y a02 1847 Samuel Kitchen Rastrick 10/10/47 1y A03 1879 Rebecca Kitchen Rastrick 30/12/79 2y 11m a04 1845 Sally Kitchen Rastrick 09/02/45 8m A04 1880 Edward Kitchen Rastrick 13/09/80 1y 10m a04 1939 Clara Letitia Kitchen Dewsbury 14/08/39 75 y a04 full 58 Healas Road 1865 Mary Marshall Rastrick 18/04/65 82y a06 1841 Edwin Thornton Rastrick 01/06/41 29y a06 s. of Richard Frederick Thornton (carpenter & Mary his wife), all buried together in Plot a06 1828 Thomas Frederick Thornton Rastrick 12/07/28 18y 9m a06* s. of Richd. Frederick & Mary Thornton, carpenter, (buried in plot a06 as identified by Edwin Thornton's burial register entry) 1833 Charles Thornton Rastrick 10/01/33 25y a06* Carpenter, s. of Richard Frederick Thornton, carpenter & Mary his wife 1832 Richard Frederick Thornton Rastrick 20/03/32 45y a06* Carpenter, husband of Mary & father of Thomas Frederick Thornton (who died 1828) 1847 EliZabeth Cheetham Elland 29/01/47 29y A07 1838 Richard Rouse Brighouse 04/02/38 17y a09 1851 George Henry Aspinall Southowram 02/04/51 7y A10 s. of Squire & Ann Aspinall 1872 Ann Aspinall Brighouse 19/03/72 69y a10 wife of Squire Aspinall, mother of Samuel & John 1874 Squire Aspinall Brighouse 01/07/74 73y a10 Husband of Ann, father of Samuel & John 1832 Samuel Aspinall Rastrick 07/11/32 1y A10* s. of Squire & Ann Aspinall, stone merchant 1890 Grace Marshall Elland 16/04/90 82 y a11 1878 Grace Ann Walker Elland 22/06/78 1y a11 probably a grandchild of George & Grace Walker but not mentioned on the gravestone 1839 Mary Walker Rastrick 03/02/39 1y 7m A11 d. of George & Grace Walker of Rastrick 1844 George Walker Rastrick 18/07/44 39y a11 husband of Grace Walker but Grace is not mentioned at this cemetery despite being mentioned on the headstone (died 11/4/1890) 1855 George Walker Elland 22/06/55 23y a11 small probably a son of George & Grace Walker but not mentioned on the gravestone 1833 James Walker Fixby 29/08/33 17w a11* s. of George & Grace Walker butcher of Rastrick, shown on headstone with his father and other family members at plot a11 1847 Martha Kaye Rastrick 08/10/47 1y A12 d. of William & Martha Kaye 1837 Abraham Kaye Rastrick 25/10/37 2y 7m a12 Weaver, s. of Thomas & Elisabeth 1872 William Kaye Rastrick 27/01/72 70y a12 of Rastrick, husband of Martha Kaye. (There is also a son, James d. 09/01/1835 who is mentioned on the headstone but not in the burial register) 1878 Martha Kaye Rastrick 04/12/78 74y a12 widow of William Kaye (shown as 72 years on headstone) 1838 Margaret Kaye Rastrick 07/08/38 11w a12 d. of William & Martha Kaye 1847 John Marshall Rastrick 08/01/47 1y 9m A13 s. of John & Ann Marshall 1877 Ann Marshall Rastrick 28/12/77 67y a13 widow of John Marshall 1870 John Marshall Rastrick 27/04/70 69y a13 husband of Ann Marshall 1857 Peel Marshall Rastrick 08/02/57 9y 10m a13 small s. of John & Ann Marshall 1836 Rhoda Marshall Rastrick 03/08/36 1y 3m a13* Rhoda Walker Marshall d. of John & Ann Marshall, manufacturer of Rastrick. Shown on headstone of Plot a13 with her parents and siblings 1860 Catherine Carter Rastrick 27/07/60 26y a14 1837 Jane Carter Rastrick 30/06/37 5m a14 1863 Catherine Carter Saddleworth 12/06/63 8m a14 1876 EliZabeth Sykes Delph 08/04/76 70y a14 1838 Anne Burgess Rastrick 22/02/38 1y 6m a15 1884 David William Burgess Rastrick 25/11/84 69y A15 1844 Ann Aspinall Southowram 10/01/44 33y A17 1853 George Armitage Rastrick 03/04/53 3y A19 1864 George Starling Rastrick 30/03/64 1y 10m a19 1864 James Starling Rastrick 13/03/64 3y 10m a19 1895 Martha Armitage Rastrick 22/05/95 56 y a19 & a20 1901 Ben Armitage Rastrick 01/06/01 57y a19 & a20 1891 Joseph Horsfall Brighouse 20/01/91 70y a19 & a20 1915 Mary Sayles Rastrick 23/02/15 78y a19 and a20 1867 John Thomas Armitage Rastrick 23/05/67 64y a19-a20 1853 Abraham Horsfall Rastrick 09/12/53 68y A19-A20 1871 Abraham Armitage Rastrick 10/01/71 33y A20 1876 Sarah Armitage Rastrick 08/09/76 66y a20 1864 Mary Horsfall Rastrick 30/03/64 83y a20 1879 Joseph Bentley Rastrick 16/08/79 46y a21 1863 John Bentley Rastrick 11/04/63 72y a21 1864 Martha Bentley Rastrick 22/03/64 72y a21 1881 Alfred Walker Rastrick 10/11/81 17m a21 1867 John Armitage Rastrick 06/08/67 2y a21-a22 1876 George Barraclough Brighouse 05/02/76 1y 10m a22 1875 Fred Barraclough Brighouse 08/11/75 6w a22 1862 Hannah Broomhead Brighouse 12/11/62 59y a22 1879 George Broomhead Brighouse 17/09/79 76y a22 1864 EliZa Holdsworth Rastrick 16/02/64 10y a23 1884 John Holdsworth Rastrick 25/10/84 75y A23 1894 Sarah Holdsworth Rastrick 15/10/94 79y a23 1864 John Firth Rastrick 06/03/64 64y a24 1871 Mary Firth Rastrick 01/10/71 77y a24 1878 Hannah Mary Teale Rastrick 04/01/78 11d a25 1880 Mary Wood Rastrick 03/11/80 3m A25 1881 Alice Johnson Rastrick 02/02/81 6m a26 1881 William Wood Rastrick 20/02/81 7w a26.5 1852 Joseph Bentley Rastrick 22/04/52 69y B01 1838 Joseph Wadsworth Rastrick 12/12/38 49y b02-c02 1852 Joseph Heaton Rastrick 31/03/52 56y b04 husband of Ann and father of Mary Heaton 1857 Ann Heaton Rastrick 18/10/57 61y b04 wife of Joseph Heaton 1844 Mary Atkinson Rastrick 16/07/44 78y b05 1860 Agnes Booth Rastrick 09/05/60 4m b05 1846 EliZabeth Denham Rastrick 09/10/46 1y 9m B07 d. of John & Hannah Denham & grand-daughter of Joseph & EliZabeth Denham 1871 Joseph Denham Brighouse 26/05/71 76y b08 1829 EliZabeth Denham Brighouse 14/10/29 32y b08* wife of Jos. Denham, weaver of Brighouse, shown on gravestone at B08 with other family members who are recorded as buried in that 1864 EliZabeth Sutcliffe Rastrick 14/03/64 85y b09 1877 John Bottomley Rastrick 05/02/77 43y b10 s. of James & Leah Bottomley 1862 James Bottomley Rastrick 11/02/62 53y b10 husband of Leah & father of John, John & Hannah Rayner; daughter Mary Ann Banks not buried here but her name is on the gravestone 1870 Hannah Rayner Brighouse 02/02/70 30y b10 d. of James & Leah Bottomley also buried in this grave 1899 Leah Bottomley Rastrick 01/06/99 86y b10 full wife of James Bottomley & mother of John, John, Hannah Rayner (not buried here) 1832 John Bottomley Rastrick 20/12/32 1y 4m b10* s. of James & Leah Bottomley, mason 1877 Richard Marsden Elland 05/04/77 40y b11 1862 Joseph Marsden Elland 24/07/62 65y b11-c11 1870 John Brook Elland 24/05/70 43y b13 1874 Louisa Normington Elland 14/12/74 1y b13 1866 Emma Normington Elland 20/06/66 2y b13 1845 Hannah Bentley Rastrick 27/07/45 4y B14 1844 Joseph Bentley Rastrick 12/05/44 84y B14 1838 William Sharp Rastrick 14/03/38 64y B15-C15 1839 Joseph Eastwood Rastrick 25/03/39 73y b16 1866 Ann Stake Brighouse 13/05/66 79y b17 1867 Ann Whiteley Brighouse 14/07/67 53y b17 1840 Mary Eastwood Rastrick 21/10/40 72y B17 or 27G 1869 Henry Robinson Rastrick 15/03/69 3y 3m b18 1869 Annie Robinson Brighouse 11/04/69 15y b18 1865 Ada Robinson Brighouse 10/09/65 9m b18 1871 Mary Ann Robinson Rastrick 17/12/71 7m b18 1863 Lucy Brook Rastrick 04/10/63 19y b19 1864 Emma Brook Rastrick 27/07/64 20y b19 1862 Joshua Stake Rastrick 24/12/62 28y b19 1874 Jonas Starling Rastrick 21/06/74 4m b19 1875 Martha Ann Wood Rastrick 01/09/75 10m b19 1866 Sarah Boothroyd Rastrick 28/08/66 2y b21 1870 Ada Boothroyd Rastrick 20/08/70 4y 8m b21 1875 Benjamin Boothroyd Rastrick 25/09/75 8m b21 1863 Mary Taylor Rastrick 18/11/63 19y b21 1866 Hannah Taylor Rastrick 21/12/66 63y b21 1880 Herbert Heap Rastrick 26/05/80 14m b22 1880 Ruth Ann Townend Parker Rastrick 18/09/80 1y 5m b23 1849 Mary Eastwood Rastrick 29/07/49 50y B26 1850 Edward Eastwood Rastrick 30/01/50 26y B27 1848 John Eastwood Rastrick 03/05/48 54y B27 1869 Benjamin Eastwood Bradford 24/01/69 36y B28 1878 Elijah Noble Rastrick 24/04/78 78y B29 1846 John Robinson Rastrick 30/08/46 28y B29 1910 Edna Aspinall Blackpool 07/03/10 85y B29 Full 13 Albert Road 1841 Sarah Robinson Rastrick 28/02/41 25y B29-B30 1841 Charles Smith Rastrick 12/02/41 64y B29-B30 1886 Robert Atkinson Leeds 16/01/86 62y B30 1899 EliZabeth Atkinson Rastrick 04/04/99 90y B30 1884 Mary Dyson Rastrick 13/05/84 70y B30 1852 Harriet Noble Rastrick 24/05/52 14y B30 1878 Anna Noble Rastrick 05/01/78 72y B30 1855 Godfrey Smith Halifax 11/01/55 53y B30 1869 Charles Smith Rastrick 25/12/69 59y B30 1862 Hannah Smith Rastrick 01/12/62 81y B30 1847 George Holroyd Rastrick 29/05/47 36y B31 s.
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