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TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 277/278 and TRANSCRIPT for 1788-1789 (Continued) TYPE SURNAME� FORENAMES� DATE of DATE of ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 277/278 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) HOGO1T Thomas Sunday Sunday 17718 13 Apr 1788 25 May 1788 Fr: William, labourer, Tadcaster Son of Robert, labourer, Tadcaster By Elizabeth dr. of Thomas HOPWOOD, labourer, Oxton Mthr: Elizabeth dr. of Joseph WEST, clothier, Batley By Hannah dr. of William COLBECK, clothier C(T) LAZENBY David Saturday Saturday 17719 22 Mar 1788 31 May 1788 Fr: David, labourer, Tadcaster Son of David, labourer, Tadcaster By Catherine dr. of John THURLWELL, shoemaker, Tadcaster Mthr1: Ames2, dr. of John WHITTLES, labourer, Bentley3 By Mary dr. of? C(T) CFIILDERSON Susanna Thursday Tuesday 17720 29 May 1788 3 Jun 1788 Fr: Peter, shoemaker, Tadcaster Son of Henry, labourer, Bramham By Hannah dr. of Martin PRINCE, tailor, Bramhain Mthr: Susanna dr. of William REYNOLDS, grocer, Tadcaster By Jane dr. of? 1 Details of mother omitted in Transcript 2 Sic 3 Near Doncaster 199 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 279/280 ND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) FIRTH George Monday Sunday 17721 5May 1788 15 Jun 1788 Fr: John, shoemaker, Tadcaster Son of Jonathan, labourer, Otley By Ann dr. of John SCATCHARD, farmer, East Keswick, Harewood Mthr: Mary dr. of Richard HUNTER, labourer, Moorhouse, Garforth By Mary dr. of James SMITH, Moorhouse, Garforth C(T) WARE Hannah Thursday Friday 17722 10 Apr 1788 20 Jun 1788 Fr: James, farmer, Stutton Son of John, fanner, Wighill By Mary dr. of? SHAW, fanner, Cohorp1 Mthr: Jane dr. of Richard SMITH, farmer, Sheriff Hutton2 By Jane dr. of Francis MONKMAN, farmer, Kildwick3 C(T)4 THOMPSON Martha Thursday Friday 17723 12 Jun 1788 13 Jun 1788 Fr: Anthony, butcher, Tadcaster Son of John, fanner, Barden, Bolton5 By Isabel dr. of? Mthr: Elizabeth dr. of Jeremiah SHAW, farriier, Sherburn6 By Susanna dr. of Thomas CHALDWICK, South Milford7 I Cowthorpe near Wetherby 2 Near York 3 Probably Kilnwick near Beverley but may be Kildwick near Keighley 4 Private baptism 5 Barden, Bolton Abbey 6 Sherbum in Elinet 7 Near Sherbum in Elmet 200 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 281/282 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 17884789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) CATCHESIDES Sarah Wednesday Sunday 17724 21 May 1788 22 Jun 1788 Fr: Charles, cordwainer, Catterton Son of George, whitesirnth, York By Sarah dr. of? Mthr: Mary dr. of Robert DODGSON, labourer, Catterton By Mary dr. of? C(T) BRUNTON Rachel Sunday Friday 17725 l Jun 1788 27 Jim l788 Fr: William, weaver and late drum major in the 58th Regiment of Foot1, Tadcaster Son of Thomas, last and heel maker, Dalkeith, North Britain2 By Rachel dr. of Archibald BAUGH, Perth, North Britain3 Mthr: Mary dr. of Archibald KINNAIRD late soldier in the 19th Regiment of Foot By? C(T) EASTWOOD James Robinson Sunday Sunday 17726 25 May 1788 29 Jun 1788 Fr: Jacob, labourer, Tadcaster Son of John, labourer, Abberford By Sarah dr. of Thomas WATKINSON, tailor, Abberford Mthr: Eleanor dr. of John WEBSTER, labourer, Tadcaster By Elizabeth dr. of? I May have been a soldier in the (possible) 18th century garrison at Tadcaster 2 Dalkeith near Edinborough, Scotland 3 Perth, Scotland 201 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 283/284 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) WIKELEY John Friday Sunday 17727 30 May 1788 6Jul 1788 Fr: John, turnpike bar1, Tadcaster Son of Thomas, farmer, Haxby2 By Jane dr. of? GREY, butcher, Huntington3 Mthr: Eleanor dr. of John HARRISON, labourer By Ann dr. of? BLAXELOCK, Marston4 C(T) PARKER William5 Monday Monday 17728 28 Apr 1788 28 Apr 1788 Mthr: Rachel PARKER, spinster, Tadcaster C(T) BROOKSBANK William Sunday Sunday 17729 15 Jun 1788 20 Jul 1788 Fr: John, labourer, Stutton Son of Jonathan, farmer, Cookridge6 By Maria dr. of? Mthr: Alice dr. of John NEITLETON, farmer, Allenby Yates7 By Elizabeth dr. of? C(T) WARD8 John Saturday Sunday 17730 14 Jun 1788 27 Jul 1788 Fr: John, shopkeeper, Tadcaster Son of Benjamin, cloth maker, Pudsey By Esther dr. of William WATSON, labourer, Stone Stile9, Calverley10 Mthr: Ann dr. of George LAMBERT, fanner, Tadcaster By Hannah dr. of? 1 i.e. turnpike barkeeper 2 Haxby near York 3 Huntington near York 4 Long Marston near York 5 Preswnably bastard child 6 Cookridge near Leeds 7?? 8 WADE in Transcript 9 "Stone Steel" in Transcript 10 Near Leeds 202 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 285/286 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) CHAMBERS Mary Tuesday Sunday 17731 31 Jun 17881 27 Jul 1788 Fr: William, labourer, Tadcaster Son of William, cordwainer, Dunkeswick, Harewood By Tabitha dr. of Samuel ATTERLAY, Harrogate Mthr: Ann dr. of Thomas ELLER, horse jockey, Abberford By Mary dr. of? C(T) GROVES Mary Sunday Thursday 17732 29 Jun 1788 31 Jul 1788 Fr: William, blacksmith, Tadcaster Son of Bernard, labourer, Appleton Roebuck, Bolton Percy By Margaret dr. of Thomas HINTS(?), fanner, Goldsbrough2 Mthr: Ann dr. of James SAYNOR, ale draper, Tadcaster By Esther dr. of William WHITEFIFAD, collier, Garforth. C(T) STEAD Dorothy Friday Saturday 17733 20 Jun l788 l0 Aug l788 Fr: Matthew, labourer, Tadcaster Son of Samuel, stone cutter, Tadcaster By Mary dr. of John THURLWELL, shoemaker, Tadcaster Mthr: Mary dr. of William PENROSE , butcher, Alne3 By Dorothy dr. of John SPETCH of? 1 Sic 2 Goldsborough near Knaresborough 3 Near Easmgwold 203 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 287/288 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) SAVAGE Mary Tuesday Sunday 17734 1 Jul 1788 10 Aug 1788 Fr: William, labourer, Catterton Son of William, labourer, Bilbrough By Eleanor dr. of? Mthr: Ann dr. of Thomas FOSTER, farmer, Catterton By Aim dr. of? LOFTHOUSE, labourer, Catterton C(T) ATKINSON John Friday Sunday 17735 27 Jun 1788 10 Aug 1788 Fr: John, labourer, Tadcaster Son of James, labourer, Newton Kyme By Mary dr. of? BURLEY, labourer, Berwick' Mthr: Aim dr. of Thomas STEPHENSON, farmer, Healaugh By Eleanor dr. of? C(T) SPINK Maria Tuesday Thursday 17736 27 May 1788 14 Aug 1788 Fr: William, weaver, Tadcaster Son of Edward, weaver, Tadcaster By Hannah? Mthr: Jane dr. of Stephen BATTY, bricklayer, Tadcaster By Jane dr. of Isaac BATESON, whitesmith, Kettlesing2 C(T)3 YOUNG Sarah4 Monday Sunday 17737 19 May 1788 17 Aug 1788 Mthr: Margaret YOUNG, spinster, St. Sampson, York I Barwick in Elmet 2 Kettlesing, Hampsthwaite near Harrogate 3 Private baptism 4 Presumably bastard child 204 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 289/290 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) HAZLEWOOD Sarah Sunday Sunday 17738 13 Jul 1788 17 Aug 1788 Fr: William senior, labourer, Tadcaster (and has relief from the parish1) Son of William, farmer, Tadcaster By Mary dr. of John ATKINSON, fanner, Hampstead2 Mthr: Elizabeth dr. of? C(T) RIGHTON Thomas Thursday Sunday 17739 3 Jul 1788 17 Aug 1788 Fr: John, linen weaver, Tadcaster Son of Richard, labourer, Wetherby By Mary dr. of? Mthr: Elizabeth dr. of Thomas BARKER, sawer3, Tadcaster By Sarah dr. of? C(T) HOWARD Aim Friday Sunday 17740 13 Jun 1788 24 Aug 1788 Fr: William, cordwainer, Tadcaster Son of John, labourer, Tadcaster By Elizabeth dr. of William ROBINSON, labourer, Tadcaster Mthr: Jane dr. of? 1 i.e. In receipt of poor relief 2 Hampsthwaite near Harrogate 3 i.e. sawyer 205 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 291/292 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) GIBSON Jane Sunday Tuesday 17741 6Jul 1788 26 Aug 1788 Fr: James, waggoner, Tadcaster Son of William, labourer, Kirby cum Netherby1, Kirby Overblow By Mary dr. of William FLADDER, labourer, Horesforth2 Mthr: Elizabeth dr. of John DODGSON, farmer, Catterton By Elizabeth dr. of? C(T) DARBY John Tuesday Wednesday 17742 19 Aug l788 3 Sep 1788 Fr: John, brickmaker, Tadcaster Son of William, fanner, Askham Richard By Elizabeth dr. of? Mthr: Ann dr. of William BELL, labourer, Acaster3 By Ann dr. of? C(T) WILSON Sarah Saturday Sunday 17743 26 Jul 1788 7 Sep 1788 Fr: Seth, blacksmith, Tadcaster Son of Seth, labourer, Grimston By Margaret dr. of Samuel DANIEL, labourer, Stutton Mthr: Elizabeth dr. of Thomas CHULER, labourer, Tadcaster By Sarah dr. of? 1 Kirby cam Netherby near Harewood 2 Horsforth near Leeds 3 Acaster Malbis or Acaster Selby? 206 TADCASTER PARISH REGISTERS VOLUME 8 FOLIOS 293/294 AND TRANSCRIPT FOR 1788-1789 (continued) TYPE SURNAME FORENAMES DATE OF DATE OF ENTRY BIRTH BAPTISM NO C(T) MARSHALL Elizabeth Tuesday Monday 17744 l7 Jun l78S 8 Sep l788 Fr: William, joiner, Tadcaster Son of William, labourer, Saxton, Towton By Mary dr. of James RIDSDALE, fanner, Kirby Overblow1 Mthr: Mary dr. of Thomas PINKNEY, farmer, (iriinston, Kirby Wharfe By Mary dr. of? C(T) SHILLETO Robert Thursday Friday 17745 31 Jul 1788 19 Sep 1788 Fr: Mr. Robert, tanner, Stutton Son of Thomas, farmer, Kirby Wharfe By Catherine dr. of Robert ADDINELL, gardener, (irimston, Kirby Wharf Mthr: Isabella dr. of? COPELAND, farmer, Rufforth2 By? C(T) CAMPEY John Thursday Friday 17746 14 Aug 1788 19 Sep 1788 Fr: Thomas, ale draper, Tadcaster Son of Francis, farmer, Steeton3, Bolton Percy By Eleanor dr. of William NICHOLSON, fanner, Colton4 in the said parish Mthr: Mary dr.
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