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Thornton Family Tree All-in-One Tree of Thomas Thornton Thomas Thornton Harriet Asquith 1791 - 1867 1794 - Born: 1791 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 28 Dec 1794 Wakefield Residence 1: 1841 Morton Banks, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Married: Abt. 1817 Residence 2: 1851 Willow Tree, Morton, Yorkshire, England Died: Residence 3: 1867 Beech Grove, Keighley Occupation: Wool comber Died: 06 Dec 1867 Cause of death: Chronic Bronchitis Sarah Thornton Elizabeth Thornton Samuel Thornton Maria (Thornton) Nancy Thornton John Fortune Elizabeth (Fortune) William Thornton Mary (Thornton) Ann Thornton Hannah Thornton [4] John Thornton 1818 - 1884 1819 - 1820 - 1886 1824 - 1793 - 1790 - 1821 - 1899 1826 - 1891 1831 - 1831 - 1837 - Born: 1818 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1819 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1820 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1824 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1793 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1790 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1821 Morton Banks, Yorkshire, England Born: 1826 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1831 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1831 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 01 Dec 1837 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1841 Morton Banks, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1861 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1871 East Morton, Yorkshire, England Died: Residence 1: 1861 Hill Top, Judith Cliffe, Morton, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1881 18 York St, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Died: Residence 1: 1881 27 Low Banks, Morton Died: Jun 1884 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1871 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1851 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1871 Judith Cliffe, East Morton, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1861 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1841 Morton Banks, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1871 Machine wool comber Residence 3: 1881 18 York St, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1871 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1851 Willow Tree, Morton, Yorkshire, England Died: 01 Dec 1886 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 4: 1891 11 Church Street, Keighley Occupation: Worsted factory worker Residence 4: 1861 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Occupation 1: 1861 Wool comber Married: Jun 1849 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 5: 1891 Low Banks, Morton, Yorkshire, England Occupation 2: 1891 Wool comber Died: Bef. 1891 Residence 6: 1901 Workhouse, Halifax, Yorkshire, England Died: 01 Mar 1899 Occupation 1: 1881 Labourer (General) Occupation 2: Barge man in the 1870's Occupation 3: 1891 Labourer (Coal dealer) Died: Keighley, Yorkshire, England Tom Thornton Mary Ann (Thornton) Thomas Swift Susannah (Swift) Benjamin Thornton Sarah Hannah Lister James L Thornton Mary Jane Gill Annie Elizabeth (Thornton) Hannah Thornton Mary Ellen Thornton William Howroyd 1852 - 1851 - 1814 - 1821 - 1853 - 1894 1856 - 1857 - 1910 1858 - 1893 1863 - 1908 1862 - 1864 - 1869 - Born: 1852 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1851 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Born: 1814 Sutton St James, Lincolnshire, England Born: 1821 St James; Leake, Lincolnshire, England Born: Dec 1853 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1856 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: Mar 1857 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1858 Bewerley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1863 Darlington, Durham, England Born: Jun 1862 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: Jun 1864 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: Abt. 1869 Bradford, Yorkshire Residence 1: 1891 Main Street, Morton, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1891 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1871 Boston, Lincolnshire, England Died: Residence 1: 1861 Park Place, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1881 7 Beta Street, Keighley Residence 1: 1881 18 York St, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1901 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1861 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 11 Chruch Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1901 12 Berry Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1871 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1861 Boston, Lincolnshire, England Residence 2: 1871 Park Road, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1871 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1861 Park Place, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Married: Dec 1882 Bradford Married: Abt. 1897 Residence 2: 1871 Park Road, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1871 Park Road, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1901 Clara and Herbert his wifes brother and sister living here. Residence 3: 1881 Ainsworth Fold, Morton IN Keighley, Yorkshire, England Occupation: Cordwainer Residence 3: 1881 7 Beta Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1901 Oakworth Hall, Oakworth, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1871 Park Road, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Died: Mar 1893 Bradford Died: Dec 1908 Bradford Residence 3: 1881 18 York Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1881 18 York St, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1901 Something to do with machine boilers (Next door to the Co op Died: Residence 4: 1891 3 Arther Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1901 Cartaker Yorkshire Penny Bank Residence 4: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Occupation: Worsted Spinner Residence 4: 1901 12 Berry Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Married: Jun 1886 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 4: 1901 53 North Street, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1881 Worsted Spinning Overlooker Residence 5: 1901 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Died: Occupation: 1891 Comb mender Occupation 1: 1901 Printers Eng Died: Sep 1894 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1881 Clogger Occupation 2: Machin fitter 1871, 1881 & 1891 Died: Dec 1910 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Church Street Died: Oakworth Hall Died: Elizebeth Thornton Albert Thornton Mary Ann Swift Lister Thornton Fanny Thornton Herbert Thornton Lillian Thornton Ethel Thornton Thomas A Thornton Harriet A Thornton Albert W Thornton Charles Thornton [2] Harold Thornton [3] Herbert Thornton [2] Harold Thornton [3] Herbert Thornton 1875 - 1851 - 1884 1850 - 1901 1878 - 1880 - 1882 - 1885 - 1884 - 1885 - 1887 - 1889 - 1891 - 1898 - 1900 - 1898 - 1900 - Born: 1875 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1851 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1850 Boston, Lincolnshire, England Born: 1878 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1880 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: Jun 1882 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1885 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1884 Windhill, Yorkshire, England Born: 1885 Windhill, Yorkshire, England Born: 1887 Windhill, Yorkshire, England Born: 1889 Windhill, Yorkshire, England Born: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Born: 1898 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Born: 1900 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Born: 1898 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Born: 1900 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1891 Main Street, Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1881 Visiting at Derby St Werburgh, Derbyshire, England Married: Dec 1873 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1881 7 Beta Street, Keighley Residence 1: 1881 7 Beta Street, Keighley Residence: 1901 12 Berry Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1901 Oakworth Hall, Oakworth, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 Manningham, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1901 15 Beamsley Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1901 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1901 15 Beamsley Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1901 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1891 Worsted weaver Residence 2: 1861 Park Place, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Died: Mar 1901 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1891 3 Arther Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1901 Oakworth Hall, Oakworth, Yorkshire, England Occupation: 1901 Carter Residence 2: 1901 Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1901 15 Beamsley Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1901 15 Beamsley Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1901 15 Beamsley Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1901 15 Beamsley Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1871 Park Road, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 3: 1901 14 The Grove, Sale, Cheshire, England. Boarder Died: Occupation: 1901 Silk Spinner Occupation: 1901 Silk spinner Occupation: 1881 Iron Turner Occupation 1: 1901 A Manager Died: Mar 1884 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Occupation 2: 1891 Doffer in a spinning mill Died: Died: Died: Thomas Thornton Mary Ann Fortune Fanny Thornton Clara Thornton Herbert Thornton Joseph Newiss 1824 - 1899 1823 - 1874 - 1879 - 1883 - 1826 - 1893 Born: 1824 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1823 Morton, Bingley, Yorkshire, England Born: Sep 1874 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1879 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 1883 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Born: 16 Jul 1826 Adle, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1841 Bingley, Yorkshire, England Residence: 1881 2 Edward Street, Keighley Residence 1: 1881 Visiting Longford, Derbyshire, England Residence 1: 1881 18 York St, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1891 11 Church Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 1: 1851 Clifford Cum Boston, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1841 Morton Banks Married: Sep 1848 Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2: 1891 11 Church Street, Keighley, Yorkshire, England Residence 2:
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