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Descendants of John Mortimer Ethel MORTIMER b: 17 Jun 1894 Bradford, Yorkshire Patience MORTIMER d: 14 Jan 1984 Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire b: 1866 Shipley, Yorkshire d: 23 Aug 1944 Yorkshire Robert Richardson SHEPHERD b: 4 Mar 1888 Melling, Lancashire Joshua MORTIMER m: 14 Mar 1917 Bolton, St James, Yorkshire b: 1868 Windhill Village, Idle, Yorkshire d: 10 Jul 1968 Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire d: 16 May 1946 Woodlands Farm, Fell Lane, Jane MORTIMER Keighley, Yorkshire Samuel Norman MORTIMER b: 1847 Shipley, Yorkshire b: 1897 Bradford, Yorkshire d: Ada COX d: 1978 Bradford, Yorkshire b: 30 Mar 1873 Bath Samuel MORTIMER m: 21 Sep 1893 Shipley, Yorkshire Alfred MORTIMER b: 1848 Shipley, Yorkshire d: 15 Jan 1957 Keighley, Yorkshire b: 1911 Bradford, Yorkshire (ordered) d: d: 1948 Worth Valley, Yorkshire Hugh MORTIMER Martha Ellen MORTIMER Mary NAYLOR b: 27 Oct 1942 Keighley, Yorkshire b: 1871 Idle, Yorkshire Agnes BARKER b: 1847 Baildon, Yorkshire d: d: b: m: 1866 Bradford, Yorkshire m: Sep 1937 Keighley, Yorkshire (ordered) d: 18 Nov 1925 Keighley, Yorkshire Mary Elizabeth MORTIMER d: b: 1873 Idle, Yorkshire Mary H. (Martha) MORTIMER d: b: 1850 Shipley, Yorkshire d: Rebecca MORTIMER Joshua MORTIMER b: 1878 Idle, Yorkshire b: 21 Oct 1809 Calverley, Yorkshire Patience MORTIMER d: d: 1 Apr 1890 Shipley, Yorkshire b: Jan 1854 Shipley, Yorkshire d: 20 Jul 1866 Samuel MORTIMER Elizabeth GRAYSHAW b: 1881 Idle, Yorkshire b: 21 Dec 1823 William MORTIMER d: 13 Nov 1910 China m: 1 Dec 1845 Bradford, Yorkshire b: 1856 Shipley, Yorkshire d: 3 Feb 1877 Shipley, Yorkshire d: Ann QUINN Joshua MORTIMER b: 22 Jun 1819 Shipley, Yorkshire b: 1858 Shipley, Yorkshire m: 28 Apr 1879 Bradford, Yorkshire d: d: 6 Aug 1900 Shipley, Yorkshire Joseph MORTIMER Charles MORTIMER b: 1861 Shipley, Yorkshire b: 6 Mar 1812 Idle, Yorkshire d: d: Rebecca MORTIMER Hannah OGDEN b: Jan 1863 Shipley, Yorkshire b: d: 26 Apr 1864 m: 24 Dec 1832 Calverley, Yorkshire d: Alfred MORTIMER b: 1866 Shipley, Yorkshire d: Patience Mortimer NAYLOR Sarah SMITH b: 23 Jun 1841 Heaton, Yorkshire b: 1864 Bingley, Yorkshire d: d: William SMITH Mortimer SMITH b: 1835 Bingley, Yorkshire b: 1868 Bingley, Yorkshire m: d: d: Mary MORTIMER b: 7 Jun 1824 Shipley, Yorkshire John HALEY d: 15 Feb 1847 St. Pauls Church, Shipley, b: 1844 Yorkshire m: 7 Feb 1906 Wharfdale, Yorkshire d: Michael NAYLOR b: 1823 Bradford, Yorkshire Richard NAYLOR m: 17 Feb 1841 Tong, Yorkshire b: 1844 Shipley, Yorkshire d: 25 Jan 1894 Baildon, Yorkshire d: Elizabeth NAYLOR b: 1845 Shipley, Yorkshire d: Mary NAYLOR b: 1847 Baildon, Yorkshire d: Mary Ann YATES John William BARRETT Martha BARRETT b: 10 Aug 1845 Shipley, Yorkshire (ordered) b: 1867 Baildon, Yorkshire (ordered) b: Jun 1896 Rochdale, Lancashire (ordered) d: d: 1884 Australia d: Martha Bennett YATES Harry Arthur BARRETT Samuel BARRETT b: 15 Mar 1847 Baildon, Yorkshire (ordered) b: 27 Nov 1868 Baildon, Yorkshire b: Dec 1897 Rochdale, Lancashire (ordered) d: 30 Sep 1873 Shipley, Yorkshire d: d: William BARRETT Fred Albert BARRETT Lettie HILL b: 1846 Yorkshire b: 10 Sep 1870 Baildon, Yorkshire b: m: 4 Mar 1866 Bradford, Yorkshire d: 10 Jan 1943 Horwich, Lancashire m: 1913 Ordered d: 19 Jun 1926 Bradford, Yorkshire d: Lily WHEATLEY Hannah YATES b: Apr 1871 Bradford, Yorkshire (ordered) Wheatley BARRETT b: 10 Oct 1848 Baildon, Yorkshire (ordered) m: 21 Nov 1895 Bradford, Yorkshire b: Dec 1899 Horwich, Lancashire (ordered) d: d: d: Jun 1903 Bolton, Lancashire (ordered) Nicola ROWBOTTOM Emma YATES Harry BARRETT Leo RIVIERE b: 1966 Fylde, Lancashire b: 6 Mar 1850 Baildon, Yorkshire (ordered) b: 1904 Horwich, Lancashire (ordered) b: d: d: d: Marilyn YATES d: b: 20 Oct 1940 Blackpool, Lancashire Joseph MORTIMER d: Philippe T. RIVIERE b: 1782 Bradford, Yorkshire William Walker GARNETT Arthur BARRETT Olivia RIVIERE b: d: b: 1849 Baildon, Yorkshire b: 1910 Horwich, Lancashire (ordered) b: m: m: d: James Ian ROWBOTTOM d: d: d: b: 1941 Ordered John MORTIMER John MORTIMER m: 18 Mar 1964 Blackpool, Lancashire Leslie YATES b: 8 Apr 1759 Armley, Yorkshire b: 1785 Bradford, Yorkshire d: Kerry ROWBOTTOM d: 1868 d: YATES b: 11 May 1910 Wrexham, Denbighshire b: 1970 Fylde, Lancashire b: 25 Jun 1852 Shipley, Yorkshire d: 19 Mar 1976 Blackpool, Lancashire d: d: 25 Jun 1852 Shipley, Yorkshire Martha ROOKES Samuel MORTIMER Tallis FRANCE Edna BOOTH b: b: Cir 1762 Halifax, Yorkshire b: 1787 Halifax, Yorkshire Kirsten HART m: d: 19 Oct 1870 Bradford, Yorkshire Joseph Mortimer YATES b: 1914 d: b: 1972 Blackpool, Lancashire d: b: 29 Sep 1853 Ordered m: 27 Nov 1935 Blackpool, Lancashire Diane YATES d: d: d: 13 Jul 1977 Beatrix FRANCE Martha KENDALL b: 23 Dec 1946 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 2004 Tower Hamlets, London b: 1789 d: 28 Jan 2001 Blackpool, Lancashire Gary FRANCE m: 1808 Calverley, Yorkshire Samuel Mortimer YATES Harold YATES d: b: 1968 d: 12 Jun 1857 b: 15 Oct 1855 Shipley, Yorkshire (ordered) b: 18 Sep 1912 Wrexham, Denbighshire Marcus Dominic HART m: 29 May 1999 Singleton, Lancashire d: 25 Jul 1889 Ordered d: 20 Dec 1980 Blackpool, Lancashire Aston FRANCE b: 22 May 1941 Blackpool, Lancashire d: b: 2006 Greenwich, London m: 7 Oct 1967 Blackpool, Lancashire Edith YATES d: d: 5 Jul 2003 Blackpool, Lancashire Marcus Glyn HART b: 1916 b: 1976 Fylde, Lancashire m: 7 Jun 1939 Blackpool, Lancashire d: d: 1980 Pauline BELTON b: 6 Jun 1942 Wrexham, Denbighshire Yvonne JONES d: b: 7 Sep 1971 Molly YATES d: 24 Dec 2003 b: 23 Jul 1914 Wrexham, Denbighshire Ronald C. JONES d: 3 Jan 1981 Wrexham, Clwyd, Wales Glyn Robert JONES Walter Louis YATES b: m: 2 May 1970 Maelor, Denbeighshire b: 1 Feb 1972 Wirral, Cheshire b: 31 Oct 1886 Shipley, Yorkshire (ordered) d: d: 22 Feb 1944 Blackpool, Lancashire Merlin BELTON b: 8 Aug 1913 Wrexham, Clwyd, Wales d: m: 16 Aug 1941 Blackpool, Lancashire Lucy Jane WILLIAMS d: 4 Apr 1975 Wrexham, Clwyd, Wales Ian D. BELTON b: 27 Feb 1888 Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales b: 10 Dec 1948 Wrexham, Denbighshire m: 13 Dec 1909 Broughton, Denbighshire (ordered) d: 15 May 1981 Wrexham Maelor, d: Denbighshire, Wales Keith Alan YATES b: 8 Jun 1940 Blackpool, Lancashire Jack YATES d: b: 29 Aug 1917 Wrexham, Denbighshire d: 29 Aug 2000 Preston, Lancashire Jacqueline YATES Paul David HULL b: 31 Jul 1946 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 1970 Uckfield, Sussex d: Olive Claire ASPDEN d: b: 30 Aug 1918 Blackpool, Lancashire m: 17 May 1939 Blackpool, Lancashire David HULL Sarah Louise HULL d: 1981 Preston, Lancashire (ordered) b: 17 Mar 1942 Preston, Lancashire b: 1973 Tonbridge, Kent m: 28 Oct 1967 Longton, Lancashire d: d: John Rhodes YATES Peggy YATES Pamela Joyce ROBERTS Jean-Francois N. J. DACHE b: 23 Nov 1857 Baildon, Yorkshire b: 6 Mar 1920 Wrexham, Denbighshire Jessica DACHE b: 18 May 1942 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 27 Oct 1976 Brussels, Belgium d: 5 Aug 1924 Yeadon, Yorkshire d: 22 Mar 2014 St. Annes-by-the-Sea, b: 11 Dec 2007 Yorkshire d: d: Lancashire d: Hannah (Susannah) BROOKSBANK Jean Henri DACHE Sara HEMINGWAY b: 1 Apr 1851 Shipley, Yorkshire Colin William ROBERTS Christophe DACHE b: 29 Jul 1933 b: 10 Jul 1976 Dewsbury, Yorkshire m: 12 Apr 1886 Calverley, Yorkshire b: 30 Jan 1922 Treharris, Merthyr Tydfil, Wales b: 2 Apr 2012 Yorkshire m: 17 Jun 1978 Brussels, Belgium m: 14 Aug 2004 Dewsbury, Yorkshire d: 1 Dec 1926 Blackpool, Lancashire m: 20 Dec 1941 South Shore, Lancashire d: d: 6 Aug 2005 d: d: 21 Apr 1997 Wrexham, Denbighshire, Wales Frank YATES Allan Jeffrey YATES Laura Jamie YATES b: 24 Nov 1922 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 18 Dec 1967 Toronto, Ontario b: 5 Sep 1996 Ottawa, Ontario d: 17 Apr 2013 Merrickville, Ontario d: d: Diana LITTLE Cheryl Lynn NEUMANN Heather Katelyn YATES b: 2 Jun 1933 Hale, Cheshire b: 2 Feb 1967 Bathurst, New Brunswick b: 12 Apr 1998 Ottawa, Ontario Indra Ruby PATTNI m: 18 Aug 1965 Willowdale, Ontario m: 1 Sep 1990 North York, Ontario d: b: 12 Feb 2001 d: d: d: Rebecca Louise BRADLEY b: 15 Sep 1974 Archana West PATTNI d: b: 21 May 2003 d: Herbert YATES Bhupesh PATTNI b: 13 Dec 1891 Shipley, Yorkshire David Ian BRADLEY b: 31 Mar 1970 Hari James PATTNI d: 2 Dec 1958 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 10 Jun 1953 Blackpool, Lancashire m: Aug 1999 Fleetwood & Fylde, Lancashire b: 8 Aug 2005 d: (ordered) d: Ethel CARDWELL d: b: 21 Apr 1895 Marton, Lancashire Anne Margaret WEST Dhillon David PATTNI m: 3 Apr 1920 Marton, Lancashire b: 1955 Verity Rachel BRADLEY b: 15 Jun 2008 d: 8 Mar 1978 Blackpool, Lancashire m: 25 Jun 1977 Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire b: 3 Mar 1979 d: d: d: Annie YATES b: 27 Nov 1882 Heaton, Yorkshire (ordered) Lucinda Ruth BRADLEY Imani Irene BRADLEY d: 12 May 1938 b: 18 Aug 1981 b: 2 Aug 2013 Irene Ethel YATES d: d: Martha MORTIMER John Alfred BOOTH b: 20 May 1929 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 7 Jul 1826 Shipley, Yorkshire b: d: 7 Dec 1998 Blackpool, Lancashire Victoria Emma BRANDWOOD d: 17 Jul 1872 Shipley, Yorkshire m: 16 Feb 1909 Ordered Jack HOBBS b: 16 Jun 1982 Blackpool, Lancashire d: b: John Selwyn BRADLEY d: d: Joseph Rhodes YATES b: 18 Aug 1921 Halifax, Yorkshire b: 8 Jul 1821 Dewsbury, Yorkshire Lizzie YATES m: 19 Mar 1952 Blackpool, Lancashire Damian HOBBS m: 17 Mar 1845 Shipley, Yorkshire b: 10 Feb 1883 Bramley, Yorkshire (ordered) d: 16 Apr 1986 Blackpool, Lancashire Isla HOBBS b: d: 19 Sep 1883 Shipley, Yorkshire d: b: m: d: d: Samuel MORTIMER Max TUFFS b: 18 Sep 1828 Shipley, Yorkshire b: Linda Irene BRADLEY Oliver Alexander John BRANDWOOD d: m: b: 20 Mar 1955 Blackpool, Lancashire b: 22 Apr 1985 Blackpool, Lancashire d: d: d: Emma YATES Henry Yates PERRY Alan Richard BRANDWOOD Viola Zhiyang QIU b: 19 Feb 1884 Bramley, Yorkshire (ordered)
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    THE WATER MILLS OF SH IPLEY by BILBIL L HAMPSHIRE Published by the Shipley Local History Society with the help and support of the Bradford Metropolitan District Council’s Shipley Community Area Panel Community Chest. December 2000 Printed by : Aldon Brearley - Ashley Lane, Shipley, West Yorkshire. THE WATER MILLS OF SHIPLEY bybyby BILL HAMPSHIRE With original drawings by Maggie Lambert * & Bill Hampshire** CONTENTS Introduction……………………..…………………...…....1 The Early Years……………………………………….…...3 The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries…....7 Into A New Century……………………………..……...16 Hirst Mill and the Wrights……………………..…….23 A New Direction……………………………………….…27 ILLUSTRATIONS Hirst Mill from the River Aire…………………....…....Cover Location of the three Mills : 1850……………………...…...1 Drawing of a Fulling Frame..………………….….………..…4 Jeffery’s 1775 map of Yorkshire...……….…………….…….5 Plan of Dixon Mill : 1846..……….….….……………...….....7 Dixon Family Tree...…………………….………..………….....9 Overend and Wrights Family Tree...……….…….…......13 Leeds Intelligencer : 1804……….………………...…….....15 Leeds Mercury : 1823……….…………...………………..….18 Plan of New Hirst Mill : 1906….……….....……...….…..20 Leeds Intelligencer : 1817……….....…………….…….......22 Plan of Hirst Mill : 1846…………...….……………..…......23 Hirst House *…………………...…………….…………….......27 Plan of Hirst Mill : 1906…………..…………….……..…....28 New Hirst Mill c.1920s ** ….……….…..…………….....…30 William Wright ……………………………………….……......31 Appendix …………...………….……………………….…...…...32 New Hirst Mill c.1910 * ………………………………...…...33 Hirst Mill today ………………….……………….…Back Cover INTRODUCTION hat stretch of the River Aire forming the Northern boundary of Shipley once sup- T ported three watermills, namely Hirst Mill, Dixon Mill and New Hirst Mill. Hirst Mill may almost certainly be traced back to the thirteenth century. Dixon Mill and New Hirst Mill were built in 1635 and 1745 respectively. The following is an attempt to piece together the history of the mills in terms of their owners and occupiers and the nature of their business.