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Listed Below Are Some Bancroft Marriage Details (Listing Bride First) Taken from Various Local Records Listed below are some Bancroft marriage details (listing bride first) taken from various local records. [updated 09/11] The records are by no means complete, have lots of gaps, but cover the areas of Keighley, Haworth, Oxenhope, Bingley, Bradford and Halifax & others. Researchers should check the actual local records to confirm these details. Bride Groom Date/Mo Year Church/Area Ada Frank Firth 1929 St Lukes Leeds Ann John A Groves 1882 St Georges Leeds Annie F George W Mangham 1894 St Johns Leeds Agatha Charles S Daubney 1873 All Saints Hull Alice Benjamin Sharp 27-Jul 1889 ? Alice John Wood 18-Oct 1808 Bradford St Peters Alice Thomas Shepley 03-Jul 1944 Mt Zion Ovenden Ann John Banister 15-Feb 1868 ? Ann David Emmot 04-Jun 1750 Haworth PC Ann Whitaker Brigg 10-Oct 1825 Kildwick PC Ann John William Holmes 26-Nov 1881 Bingley PC Anne George Holdesworth 25-Nov 1549 Halifax St Johns Annie Wilson Noble 29-Jan 1891 Trinity Rd Chap,Halifax Beatrice James William Bunting 23-Aug 1890 ? Bessie George Alan Bownes 04-May 1946 Mt Zion Ovenden Betty John Heap 09-Feb 1796 Haworth PC Betty Jonathan Whitaker 24-Jul 1804 Haworth PC Betty William Smith 14-Oct 1834 Keighley PC Betty Joseph Bolton 05-Nov 1827 Wilsden Caroline William Collins 27-Feb 1888 Farnley Chrissie William Dawson 25-Jul 1925 St Peter’s Keighley Doris Stanley Spedding 03-Jun 1933 Keighley Effie Monnassah Greenwood 04-Nov 1901 Haworth PC Eliza John Munks 1851 All Saints Hull Elizabeth Samuel Green 08-Jan 1871 St Mary’s Keighley Elizabeth Nathan Wright 03 Dec 1870 Holy Trinity Bingley Elizabeth John Wood 01-Mar 1808 Bradford St Peters Elizabeth William Taylor 23-Mar 1872 ? Elizabeth William Holmes 14-Apr 1822 Bingley PC Elizabeth John Butterfield 23-May 1836 Bingley PC Elizabeth George Wilkinson 24-May 1890 Keighley St Johns Elizabeth Joseph Whitaker 26-Dec 1836 Bradford St Peters Elizabeth Joseph Whitaker 26-Dec 1836 Bradford St Peters Elizabeth Joseph Buckroy 1882 St Georges Leeds Elizabeth A William Wright 1884 Bramley Leeds Elizabeth Joseph Ion ? 05-Apr 1884 Denholme PC Elizabeth Isaac Overend 11-Nov 1873 ? Elizabeth Albert Waterhouse 13-Nov 1893 Halifax-Haley Hill Elizabeth John Hanson 23-Jan 1896 Trinity Rd Chap Halifax Elsie Richard James Mason 12-Jun 1915 St Andrew’s Keighley Elsie M Robert A Kitson 1939 All Saints Hull Elysabeth Johnne Waterhouse 07-Dec 1572 St Johns Halifax Ellen James Berwick 04-Mar 1834 Bingley PC Ellen Thomas Grassha??? 1855 St Peters Leeds Ellen Smith Moore 11-Jul 1866 ? Ellen Ben Firth 1884 St Michaels Leeds Ellen William Bairstow 21-Feb 1895 St Augustin’s Halifax Elysabeth Johnne Waterhouse 07-Dec 1572 Halifax St Johns Emily John J Tomlinson 1880 St Winifreds Leeds Emily Joe Haley 1894 St Peters Leeds Emily Joseph W Hemmingway 8-Dec 1928 Ickornshaw Chapel Emily J Fred Leeming 1898 St Philips Leeds Emma Stephen Neal 1875 St Stephens Leeds Emma Joseph Drake Mar 1877 Keighley Emma John Thos Sunderland 16-May 1891 Oxenhope Wes Emma Jane John W Thompson 29-Jun 1889 Ingrow Keighley Wes Emma S Joe Worsnop 1889 St Peters Leeds Emma Thomas Brogden 12-Jun 1913 Silsden PC Emily George Firth 12-Aug 1891 Trinity Rd Chap,Halifax Emily Alfred Foster Phillips 12-Apr 1909 Haworth PC Esther Robert Whitaker 19-Feb 1830 Bradford St Peters Esther Robert Whitaker 26-Jun 1830 Bradford St Peters Esther Isaac Ward 1846 St Winifreds Leeds Ethel R Richard Gregory 1934 Wesleyan Leeds Eva Arthur Newton 1898 Christ Church Leeds Fanny Samuel Bailey 28-Jun 1890 Keighley St Johns Genet [Janet?] Edward Best 21-Oct 1560 Halifax St Johns Grace John Kay 27-Jun 1803 Bradford St Peters Gurtrude Hiram Gomersall 1908 St Peters Leeds Gertrude E Arthur Sleight 1901 St Mathews Hull Hannah Jonathon Hartley 23-Jun 1774 Bradford Hannah William Parker 10-Jan 1884 Bradford R/Office Hannah Joseph Clayton 18-Jan 1787 Haworth PC Hannah George Scarborough 05-Apr 1826 Keighley PC Hannah Jonas Hey 31-Jul 1810 Keighley PC Hannah [Mrs] Holmes Feather 03-Mar 1885 ? Hannah Maria Charles Coburn 07-Jun 1887 Keighley Wes Harriet Thomas Wilson 11-Jul 1841 Halifax PC Hellen [Ellen?] James Barwick 04-Mar 1834 Bingley PC Isabella RobertTennant 15-May 1884 ? Jane Ann James Atkinson 08-Aug 1877 Keighley Ind Chap Janet Edward Sladen 06-Aug 1581 Halifax St Johns Lavinia Robert Holmes 17-Jan 1888 Halifax Salam Chap Lavinia Isaac Thompson Dec 1907 Keighley Leah Sidney A Motte 1939 Reg Office Hull Lettice Frank Stoney 29-Jan 1895 Cullingworth PC Lilly Philip Jones 26-Oct 1899 Trinity Rd Chap,Halifax Lillian E Charles Melville 1893 Reg Office Leeds Lily Eugonia Harry K Turton 21-Sep 1901 Denholme? Lucy Thomas Pendor 10-Jan 1878 Denholme PC Lucy Albert A Benn 1889 St Georges Leeds Lydia James Driver 24-Mar 1867 Bradford St Peters Mabel Thomas S Pickles 1932 All Saints Leeds Margaret Ann Thomas William Eglin 30-Jun 1894 Holy Trinity Cowling Maria John Butterfield 27-Jun 1874 ? Martha James Riley 30-May 1813 Halifax Martha Stephen Heaton 16-Jun 1863 Bradford St Peters Martha [Mrs] Thomas Walshaw 26-May 1807 Bradford St Peters Martha A William Allen 1879 St Andrews Leeds Martha E George E Clemens 1915 St Barnabas’s Leeds Mary Samuel Catlon 07-Feb 1765 Haworth PC Mary Benjamin Hey 11-Mar 1802 Keighley PC Mary Timothy Holmes 12-May 1788 Haworth PC Mary John Hird 30-Jun 1834 Kildwick PC Mary Joseph Murgatroyd 26-Aug 1827 Bingley PC Mary John Binns 13-Oct 1828 Bingley PC Mary Thomas Scott 26-Nov 1807 Haworth PC Mary Ruben Sutcliffe 06-Dec 1759 Heptonstall Mary William Raistrick 11-Jul 1841 St Winifred’s Calverley Mary Stephen Stow 18-Dec 1869 ? Mary James Wilson 1908 Reg Office Leeds Mary A William Waddington 29-Aug 1865 ? Mary A William H Twells 1894 St Phillips Hull Mary Ann William Tidswell 25-Jun 1864 Halifax PC Mary Ann Jonas Midgley 17-Feb 1891 Keighley St Johns Mary Ann Jonathan Ackroyd 15-Apr 1884 ? Mary Ann Randolph Knowles 14-May 1872 ? Mary Ann William Waddington 29-Aug 1865 Keighley St Johns Mary Ann Maurice Wright 04-Oct 1924 Silsden PC Mary E Albert Thompson 1888 Hunslet Leeds Mary Hannah Henry Ashton 10-May 1884 Keighley St Peters Mary J George Turner 1878 St Marys Leeds Mary J Jack Gudgeon 1948 St Winifreds Leeds Mary Jane William Snowden 22-Jun 1878 Holy Trinity Cowling Nancy Edward Bradley 07-Nov 1804 Keighley PC Nella William H Kemp 1948 Reg Office Leeds Nellie Norman G Atkinson 07-Aug 1926 St Peter’s Keighley Olive Edward Brook 14-May 1809 St Johns Halifax Olive Harry Preston 26-Mar 1921 Dewsbury Patricia Laurie Watson 18-Feb 1956 Mt Zion Ovenden Rebecca William Jennings 25-May 1713 Kildwick PC Rebecca William Lumb 06-Nov 1800 Halifax Rebecca John Rushworth 20-Jul 1887 Keighley R/Office Rebecca John W Emsley 21-Aug 1873 ? Rebecca [Mrs] Joseph Sunderland 04-Jan 1868 Denholme PC Sally John Moore 26-Dec 1815 Haworth PC Sarah Joseph Smith 7-Aug 1860 Holy Trinity Cowling Sarah Henry Haske 25-Feb 1889 Keighley St Johns Sarah George Warde Greaves 13-Apr 1895 ? Sarah Samual Oliver Hand 24-Jun 1899 Haworth PC Sarah William Pickard 29-Aug 1772 Bradford PC Sarah John Dean 25-Sep 1815 Bradford St Peters Sarah Thomas Bullough 1855 St Peters Leeds Sarah Thomas Booth -Aug 1862 ? Sarah Frank Boocock 17-May 1893 Bradford St Peters Sarah John or Joseph Raw 30-Nov 1889 Oakworth Wes Sarah Abraham Moore 22-Dec 1861 Keighley PC Sarah [Mrs] Samuel Crowther 05-Oct 1885 Bradford St Peters Sarah A Thomas Illingworth 1889 St Lawrences Leeds Sarah Elizabeth John Wray Rumley 1876 All Saints Hull Sarah Ellen Fred Priestley 05-Jul 1885 Bradford St Peters Susan Joseph Butterfield 27-Jul 1834 Keighley PC Susan Jonathan Wright 26-Dec 1825 Haworth PC Susanah John Southwell 10-Apr 1831 Halifax PC Sarah James Boocock 28-Dec 1852 Haworth PC Sarah Charles Schofield 14-Mar 1894 Ebenezer Chap-Keighley Sarah Ann Richard Cockroft 01-Nov 1866 Christ Church Oakworth Sarah Ann [Mrs] Job H Rhodes 2-Jan 1896 Devonshire Park Wes Sarah Fred Murgatroyd 18-Jun 1910 Haworth PC Sarah J Joshua Hartley 1852 St Peters Leeds Sophia Herbert Smith 1890 St Michaels Leeds Vera John Knox Illingworth 02-Sep 1942 Mt Zion Ovenden Violet M George Turnbull 1953 Reg Office Hull .
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