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Rwest RIDING YORKSHIRE. 1788 FAR rWEST RIDING YORKSHIRE. 1788 .FARMERS •Continued. Bates John, Court, Warley, Halifax Bayes R••hert, Micklt:bring, Braltbwell, Barraclough Charles, Woodside, Wyke, Bates Thomas, Denholme, BingleY' Rotherham Bradford Bates Wltr. Ddph,N etherton~ H u•lur.dld BayPS TbM'Ias, Cowick, Selh:f Dai'T8.Ciough Mrs. Elizabeth, Woodhall Bateson & Dickinson{ Rigto11, Otley Bayford W. &: A. Catterton,. Taliaaster hill, Calverley, Leeds Bate~n Mrs. ElizabetJ1, Agdtm, Bas- Bayldon Jobn, Royston,. Barnsley Barraclougb Fr~. Greengates, Leeds hall Eaves, Blackhurn Bayles J. Ingerthorpe, Le~ds Barraclough Francil\ Jer lane,Old road, Bateson G. Low Bentham,. Lancaster BayleyJn. Butts,Thurstonln!i.Huddrsfld Great Horton, Bradford Bateson Joh11, England'• head, Pay- Bayne George, Dent, St!dber~h R.S.O Barraeloug~ Gaythom, High Fearnley, thorne, ~kipton Baynt>s Edmd. Broadmire, Kirkthwaite, Wyke, Bradford Bateson Joseph, Netherton, W11kefield Sedhergh R.S.O Barraclougb George, Upper Cudworth, Bateson Nathaniel, Moerlands, High Baynes Mrs. habella, Kirl.thwaite,Sed- Bamsley Bentham, Lancaster bergh R.S.O Barraclougb George. Wibsey slack, Batley E.Col•lbath, Stainboro', Barntoley Bayne11 Roht. Great Mitton, Blackhum North 6ierley. Bradford Batley Geo. Kirkbeaton, Huddersfield BaynesW, Kirkthwaite,Sedhergh R.S.O Barraclougb Henry,Mortomley,Chapel Batley Hy. Dtmhy dale, Huddersfidd Beach John, SlaneHooton1 Rotherham town, Sheffield Batley John, Nt>therTbong, Hudersfld Heachell f-ly. Greenland, Couvick, Selbv Barraclough Jas. Tbornhill, Dewsbury Batley J !1ph. Clayton We!1t, Huddersfield Beach ell J ames J .P. Rawcliffe, Selby Barraclough Mark, Pogmoor, Barnsley Batley Richard, Upp~r Waterside,Cart- Beachell .John, Bridge,. Rawcilffe, Selby Barraclough Mr:~. Mary, Horncote, worth, Huddt"rsfidd Heachell William, Rllwcliffe.,..-Selhy Fulstone; !luddersfield Batman John, South Milford R.S.O Beal David, Nun Monkton, York Barraclou~h Mrs. Susey, Buttershaw, Battersby John, Jagger green, Srain- Heal Matthew, The Rails, Rivelin,Stan- North Bierley, Bradford land, Halifax nington, Sheffield 1 Barraclough Wm. Bentley, Doncaster Battey Samuel, Wad worth, Doncaster Beal Thos. Cridling Stuhhs, Knottingley Barraclough W. Windmill,l'helf, Halifax Battinson William, LiverseJ~e park, Beau Geo. & Robt. Carleton, Pontefract Barras Joseph, West Ard:~ley, Wakefld Liversedge, N"rmanton Hean Henj. Chur'"h Fenton, 'fadcaster Barratt Cha.s. Accar, Sowerby,Halilax Batty Arthur, Kirkbech, Low Bentham, Bean Benjamin, Hensall, 8elby Barratt Jas. Finkhill, Horsforth, Leeds LaJJ,~:aster Bean Geo. Church Fenton, Tadcaster Barren George, Copt Hewick, Ripon Batty n. 4 Lovetot road, Attercliffe, Bean J ames, Ulleskelf, Tadcast~r Barren William, Spofforth, Weth~rby Sheffield Bean Richard A. Greenlaud farm, Cop- Rarret William, Springfield pi. Otley Batty Geo.Whitley, lhzleht>ad, Sheffield manthorpe, York Barrett John & J ames,Otrerburn, Leeds Batty J ame!l, Aston, Rotherham Bean Samu.. I, M011r Monktnn, York Barrett A.nr.Bolling hall, Hall la. Brdfd Batty J ames, Beck~ide, Sed bergh R.S.O Bean William,.Church Fenton,Tadca!lter Barrett Christopher,Lit.Ousehurn,York Batty John, Conisbrongh Lodge farm, Beanland JamesB.Frizinghall,Bradford Barrett David, Walton head, Kirk by ConislJrough, Rotherham Beanland W .Sprin~ wood, BlJltn. Bradfrd Overblow, Wetherby Batty John, Wharf, Austwick, Lancaster Beard George, Shire. green, Rotherham Barrett Geo. Common, Whitgift, Goole Batty J. Dean bead, Hunshelf, Sheffield Heard Mrs. Herbert, Roall ball, Kelling­ Barrett George, Middlewood, Sheffield Batty J oseph. Stone grove, High Bent- ton, N ormanton Barrett George, Ousefleet, Goole ham, LancastPr · Beard more T.Aston com.Todwick,ShflU. Barrett J a;nes, Kirkheatun, H uddersfild Batty R. Ranks,Garsdle.Sedbergh R.S.O H.. ardsell Alfred, Holme, H udriersfield Barrett John, Royd, Sowerby, Halifax Batty Richard, Dent, Sedbergh R.S.O Beardsell Moses, Holrne, H11ddersfield Barrett Jobn,Scammonden, Huddersfid Batty Stephen, Rawlinshaw, Lawkland, Heardsell Samuel, Lumb bank, Au'lton- Barrett J on a than, Bro~rden, Leeds Lancaster le~·, H ud!iPr:dield Barrett lonathan, Cookridge, Leeds Batty Thomas, Hawkswick, Skipton Beurdsell William Henry, Brownhill, Barrett Joseph, Greetland, Halifax Batty William, Aston common, A~ton, Cartworth, Hudder:>field Barrett Midglev, Kilhrook, Col ne Rutb .. rham ~eard~hall G. Nether Hoyland, Barnsley Barrett Saml. Common, Whitgift, Goole Batty Wm. Little Stainforth, Settle Bearpark George, Swillington, Leeds Barrett William, Carrs, Rawdon, Leeds Batty William, Sicklinghall, Wetherby Heat"'Otl John, Briestfidd, Dew:;bur_v Barrett Wm. Common, Whitgift, Guole Battye A .Monument, Fulstone, H uddsfld Beau mont :51. & Thos.Crnftnn, W akefield Rarrett William, Cookridge, Leeds Battye Albert, Cartworth, Huddersfield Beaumont W .&Son~.Golcat:",Huddersfld llarrett William~ Kelbrook, Colne Battye Mrs. Charles, Oldfield, Nether Beaumont Aaron, Hibberton, Wooldale, Barrett William, Langcliffe, Settle Thong, Huddersfield HuddefiOfi~>ld Barrett W. Manuels, Wilsdtm, Bingley Battye Dixon, Bickerton grn!{.Wetberby Beaumont Miss A. Denby, Huddersfield Barritt Mrs. H annah, Swallow shaw, Battye Edward, Fultiitone, Huddersfield Beaumont A. Almond bury, Hudder~tield Stansfield, Tudmorden Battye Edwin, Woodbouse, Cartworth, Heaumont Davir1, Greetlaud, Halifax Barritt Helliwell,Claytons, Wadsworth, Huddersfield Beaumont Fdk.SouthElmsall,Doncaster Mauche~ter Battye George, Se holes, Huddersfield HeaumontGeorge, Fulstone, Huddersfield Barron J. &: Son,M icklethwaite, Bingley Batt) e H. Ht>pworth, Huddersfit>ld Beaumont G. Almond bury, Huddersfield Barron J ames, Norland, Halifax: Battye J a11. Ht'pworth, Huddersfield Be11.umont Mrs. Hannah, Chapel town, Barron Robert, Bradley, Leeds Battye James, 8cholP-.. , Huddersfield Pudsey, Leeds Barron Thomas, .Hradley, Let>d& Battye J ames, Wooldale, Huddersfield Beaumont J. I n~'s fm. Crofton, Wakefld Barron William, Barkisland, Halifax Hattre John, CIH'tworth, Huddersfield BeaurnontJohn,Snapethorpe, Wakefield Barrowclou!i!-'h J J AustonJe:v, Hudder,.fld Battye John, Nether Hill house, Cart- Beaumont J n.South Elm salt, Don caster Darsley John Platt,Roebuck low, Water- worth, Huddersfield Beaumout John, Woolley edge, Wool- head mill, Oldham Battye Jonas, Hepworth, Huddersfield ley, Waketield Harstow John, Greengates, Carlton,Lds Hattye Joseph, Hepworth, Huddersfield BeaumnnL John William, Thorns, Lep­ Barlltow ,J oseph, Cromwell bottom, Battye Joshua, Cartworth, Huddersfield l ton, Huddersfield Southowram, Halitax Battye Richard, Hepworth, Huddersfield Beaumond J. AlmondrJUry, H nddersfleld Barstow Mrs. Sarah, Lower Lime house, Hattye Thomas, Old field, H uddl'rsfield Beaumont J. Almond bury, Huddersfield Northowram 1 Halifax Battye Waiter, Deighton, Huddersfield Beaumont Mrs. Martha, Old Lindley, Bartholomew Richd.Woo.dbouse,Sheffid Baum Thomas, Lane ends, Hemsworth, Stainland, Halif11x Burtin William, Mill bouses,Abbeydale Wakefield BeaumontW.Moorhey,FixtJy,Hddrsfld road, Shettield Baum William, Laue ends, Hemswortb, Beaver Alfred, North America, Upper Bartles James, Ullr:-y, Rotherham Wakefield Midhope, Penistone Barton William, Grantley, Ripon BaumeMI"!.Broadfold,Midgley,Mnchstr Beaver Geo. lngbirchwortb_. Penistone · Bartram John, Pearmleys, Nether Hoy· Baxandall John, White hill, 011kworth, BeckThos.&J n. West ho. Ramsgill, Leeds land, Ba~:nsley Keighley BeckJn. Dobrhydding, Baildon,Shipley Bashforth John, Aldbam house, Womb- Baxandall Jo!W!ph, Newsholme, Oak- Beck J.Skirethorns,Tnreshfield,8kipton well, Barnsley worth, Keigliley Beck William, Cracoe, Skipton Bastow Dan, Shelf moor, Halifax Baxter Arnuell, Great Heck, Selby Heck~tt William, Bilbrougb~ York Bastow J.Aycliffe hi.Gt.Horton,Bradfrd Baxter Ben}t.min, Elslack, Leeds Beckett Wm. Monk Bretton~ Barnsley Hastow John,. Thornbilllees, Dewsbury Baxter Cbarlt>s, South Sta.inley, Leeds Heckitt Wm. South Kirkby, Pontefract BatchelorJ ..Brampton Bierlow,Rothrhm Baxter Francis 1 Beal, Normanton Beckwith James, Sprmg hall, Grewel- Bateruan Geo. Sprotbrough, Don caster Baxter J ames, Idle, Leeds thorpt>, Ripon i Bateman John, Dent, Sed bergh R.S.O Baxter Jn. Forest moor, Knaresborough Bedford Aaron, WestArdsley, W~tkefield Bateman Jsph. Dent, Sedbergh R.S.O Raxter LllnrenOfl, IJurstCourtney,Selby Bedford Fra11. Austonley, Huddersfield Bateman Thomas, Westgate, Cleck- Baxter L. jun. Hul'!lt Courtney, 8elby Bedford James, Ovenden wood, Halitil.x beaton; Normanton Baxter Richd. Linthwaite, Hudder~field Bedlbrd Johnr West Ardsley,. Waket\l'l<i Bate~ Geo.· South Croshmd,H uddel"!'field Baxter M"• TbPresa,. Rivelin,Stanning- Bedford M rs, S. H epworth, H uddersti~d Bates .Jas. Old rd. Gto~ Horton,Bradford ton, Sheffield Hedford Wm..- Lintbwaite,-Huddersfidd Bate.tl Mrs,J .South Crosland,H udder:~fld B~txter William, Carlto11, Selby Bed forth George, Moor Top, Pootefr~&ct -.
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