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3 0 Pedigrees Of. Families .Connected with the NUSSEY Family Includes ISOS JT OH 1ST N U S S E Y IR A IP E !R S MS 15 0 2/ 1 / 1 — 30 Pedigrees of. families .connected with the NUSSEY family Includes ARMYTAGE of Kirklees 1 / 1 ASHWORTH of Gildersome 1 / 2 ATKINSON of Easingwold, Leeds & Churwell 1 / 3 BOOTH of Popely, Staincliffe & Gildersome <2 items) 1 / 4 CARR of Gomersal 1 / 5 CLAPHAM of Batley & Birstall <2 items) 1 / 0 CROWTHER of Gomersal 1 / 'Z CROWTHER/ATKINSON connections <2 items) 1 / © FIRTH of Heckmondwike (2 items) 1 / 0 FOXCROFT & TAYLOR of Purlwell Hall Batley showing connections with SHEPLEY, INGHAM, GREENWOOD, WALKER & NUSSEY families (2 items) 1 / 1 0 JVTJS 1 S« o 2 / 1 GREENWOOD of Boothroyd, DewsBury Moor, DewsBury Mills & Brookwood Park 1/11 GREENWOOD of Greenwood near HeBden Bridge <2 items) 1 / 1 2 HATTON of Lightcliffe 1/13 HINCHCLIFFE, COOKE, & HATTON showing the Kidderminster connections <4 items) 1 / 1 4 HOPTON of Armley Hall with relevant notes on wills etc. 1 / 1 5 INGHAM of Blake Hall showing connections with SHEPLEY, TAYLOR, WHITAKER, BROOKE, CARR & NUSSEY families 1 / 1 0 MARGERISON 1 / I'?' NUSSEY of Thornhill & WragBy with relevant notes 1/13 PRIESTLEY of Fieldhead & Soyland 1/10 RAY or WRAY of Little Gomersal & Spen 1/20 SCHOLEFIELD of Brookroyd, Sturton Grange & Batley Hall 1/21 SHEPLEY of NunBrook & Carshalton 1/22 STABLES of Allerton Bywater 1/23 STEVENS of Easington 1 / 2 4 IMS 1 5 0 2 / 1 STUBLEY 1 / 2 S SYKES 1/20 TAYLOR of The Red House Gomersal 1 / S'?' Several pedigress relating to other Branches of the TAYLOR family with relevant notes 1/ 2© VALKER of Birstall Smithies & St-James Westminster 1/20 WILLIANS 1/30 WOOD of Birstall 1/31 Rough intermediate versions of pedigrees for TAYLOR, GREENE, SCHOLEFIELD, WADE families 1/32 TAYLOR of Red House 1/33 WOOLER of Rouse Mill 1 / 3 4 GREENE of Liversedge 1 / 3 S 1 / 3 0 Article 'Ann Bronte's Employers - The Inghams' A re-appraisal of the religious Background of Blake Hall - John T.M.Nussey Newspaper cuttings from the Batley News, Yorkshire Post etc. mostly relating to Buildings connected with the NUSSEY family 3VTS 1_ S «3 3 / S / 1 WILLS 1 File containing extracts & summaries of Wills relating to families connected with the NUSSEY FAMILY Includes dated proved BOOTH CEarly Booth wills) 1560-1600, 1609-1677 Edward, of Northowram 1564 Frances, of Littletown 1752 Grace, of Bowling. Widow 1621 1621 John, of Fishlake 1610 John, of Popeley 1674 1679 Joseph, of Liversedge,Clothier <A) 1719 Nathaniel, of Batley, Schoolmaster 1723 1723 Nathaniel, of Popeley 1641 1641 Nathaniel, of Staincliffe Hall 1675 John, parish of Birstall CA) 1689 "LAPHAM George, of Chidswell 1777 17 77 niXQK ElizaBeth, of Birstall (A) 1768 Robert, of Birstall, Cooper 1669 1669 Robert, of Birstall 1682 1682 Robert, of Birstall Church 1703 1703/4 Robert, of West Ardsley 1732 3VCS 1 5 <3 3 / 3 / 1 Edward 1664 1670 Thomas 1768 1769 GREEKS John, of Bramley 1732 John, of Little Liversedge 1632 Richard, of RoBertown 1698 1701 Richard, of Rydings 1688/9 William, of Liversedge 1635 1635 GEEEKFIELD. Charles, of Hanging Heaton 1719 1719 Hannah, of DewsBury 1749 SREEHVQQ2 Abraham, of DewsBury 1627 Abraham, of DewsBury , 1728 Abraham, of DewsBury Moor 1838 1841 John, of DewsBury Moor 1699 John, of Ossett, Surgeon 1793 John, of DewsBury 1773 1774 John, of DewsBury Mills 1796 John, of Ravens Lodge 1819 1826 John Beswicke, of DewsBury Moor 1877 1879 Jonathan, of Ravens Lodge 1800 1802 T/LS 1 5 <3 2 / 2 / 1 GREENWOOD. Ccontd) James, of Daw Green 1760 1762 Joseph, of Daw Green 1816 1817 Joseph, of Earlsheaton 1773 1774 Margery, of Thornhill 1643 1646 Mary, of Batley Carr (intestate) (A) 1776 Richard, of Mirfield 1770 1770 Richard, of Batley Carr 1794 Richard, of DewsBury Moorside 1802 <C) 1804 1805 Symon, of Soothill 1655 William, of DewsBury Moor 1774 HAIGH J oshua 1746 Joshua 1769 1784 J oshua 1794 1815 Joshua, of Longlands 1836 1836 £IRD_ Samuel 1691 1694 HQF.IQH Ingram, of Armley Hall 1643 1643 Ralph, of Armley Hall 1642 1643 HQRTQft Thomas 1698 1701 UVES 1 5 0 S / S / 1 INOHAH Benjamin I, of Lockwood, Banker 1810 1811 Benjamin III, of Lockwood 1822 1822 Joseph, of Ossett 1809 1811 Joshua I, of Mirfield, Banker 1810/1813 1814 Joshua II, of Knowle, Merchant 1815 1816 Susannah, of Ossett 1745 1753 William, of Ossett 1723 MITCHELL Christopher, of DewsBury 1611 NUSSEY Anne, of Brookroyd 1834 Benjamin, of Kirkheaton 1829 1830 George, senior of Rydings 1727 George, Junior of Rydings (A) 1729 George, of White Lee Rydings (A) 1824 George, of Batley Carr 1829 (A) 1830 Hannah, of Popeley Real estate 1735 Hannah, of Popeley personal estate 1735 IsaBel, of White Lee (A) 1833 John, of Bradford 1546 John, of Middlestown (A) 1618 John, of Cleveland Row 1862 I M S 3_ 5 O 2 / 2 / 1 TTUSSEY (contd) John, of White Lee 1879 Joseph, of Gomersal 1776 Joseph, of Heckmondwike (A) 1794 Joseph, of Drighlington <A> 1816 Joshua, of Birstall Smithies 1780 Richard, of Brookroyd 1837 William, of Manningham 1521 QGPEfl, ReuBen 1797 OLD£Q,YH John, of DewsBury Moorside 1753 Joseph, of DewsBury 1726 Robert, Trooper 1644 EAT John, elder, of Gomersal 1665 1670 John, gent, of Gomersal 1673 1674 Robert, of Gomersal 1664 1665 SHEPLE.Y. Catherine, of Birstall 1764 1770 Daniel, of OckBrook 1783 1783 Daniel, of Mirfield 1786 1788 Edward, of Mirfield 1622 ElizaBeth, of Mirfield 1706 SHEPLEX<contd) James, of Purlwell Hall 1719 Jeremy, of Scholecroft 1745 1749 Richard, of Storrs Hall 1745 Richard, of Wandsworth 1781 Thomas, of Mirfield 1609 Thomas, of Mirfield 1659 1660 Thomas, of Mirfield 1701 Thomas, of Mirfield 1773 Thomas, of Mirfield 1596 1597 William, of Mirfield 1674 S.C.HQLEEIELD Joseph, of Drighlington 1696 1699 Joshua, of Brookroyd 1732 1732/3 John, of Ossett 1738 John, of Sturton 1767 1773 Richard, of Batley Hall 1722 1722/3 Richard, of Batley Hall 1784 1785 Timothy, of HarBury (A) 1773 William, of Batley Hall 1783 1783 STABLES Walter Wi11iam,senior,of Crossland Hall 1847 1848 3VIJS X 5 © 2 / 2 / 1 TAYLQE. Henry, of Tyersall 1823 1826 James, of Gomersal 1662 John, junior, of Purlwell Hall Richard, of Sandal Magna 1686 Tempest, of Silcoates 1683/4 Villiam, of Gomersal 1587 William, of Great Gomersal 1609 1EXLEX John, of Carlinghow Mill 1757 THOMPSON Francis, of Carlinghow 1682 1690 TILSQR John, of Soothill Hall 1663 TURNER Villiam I, of Blake Hall 1760 1760 Villiam II, of Blake Hall 1759 1760 VADE John, of Batley, gent. 1754 17 57 John, of Leeds, merchant 1758 1760 WALKER Anthony, of Brownhill 1787 1796 Arthur, of Birstall 1622 Joshua, of Oakwell House 1862 THESES 1 5 0 2 / 3 / 3 VILLS II Similar to 1VTS 1 5 0 2 / 2 / 1 Includes dated proved ARMIIAQE Richard, of Little Gomersal, yeoman 1621/2 1622 BATT Anne, of Rydings 1600 1601 'QETHES Christopher, parish of Halifax 1553 1553 Villiam, of Northowram 1556 1557 N. B. Pages 17,18 & 19 of this file contain also references from wills of other persons to various BOOTHS of Halifax parish in the period 1402 to 1597 BQQIEL John, of Halifax 1515 1515/6 Josiah, of Farsley 1721 1721 Josias, of Bradford 1737 Rev. Nathaniel, of Merton College 1765 1792 Robert, of Boothstown 1601/2 1602 ELSTIZB. Robert, of Adwalton 1740 1755 Robert, of Dalton-on-Tees 1729 1746 EQi Mary, of Soothill, widow 1669 1671 !MS FQXCRQEl Thomas, of Batley CA) 1606 GOMERSALL Thomas 1808 jREEflE Vm. , of Liversedge 1670 1670 Abraham, of Vem Salop CA> 1876 Margery, of Overthorpe (A) 1644 Margery, widow & relict of Rev. Charles Greenwood Rector of Thornhill - see also MS 1562/2/1 CA) 1646 HALLILEU John, of DewsBury, merchant 1827 1829 CC) 1828 CC> 1828 John, of DewsBury, mill owner 1836 1838 Leah, of DewsBury, widow 1839 1842 CC> 1840 HQPTQK Christopher, of Armley Hall 1585 1586 Christopher, of Burley 1542 Christopher, of Leeds CA) 1611 ElizaBeth, of Armley 1483 1483/4 Joan, of Armley Hall 1617 1628 John, of Armley 1502 1503 Margaret, of Armley Hall 1576 15 77 M S ISOS/S/S H Q E i m <cont.> Ralph, esq. of Armley 1532 1533 Robert, of Bristo (?) 1624 1625 Robert, of Beeston (A) 1633 Thomas, of parish of Leeds <A) 1604 IMGHAH Joshua, of Blake Hall 1859 1866 <C) 1862 <C> 1864 TSAQQS. Geo.E.H., of Bourton Dorset 1945 JTUSSEY James Ingham, of Batley 1913 1914 CC) 1914 Richard, of Woodhouse Leeds 1872 1872 QKELL. Martha, of Boothstown 1643 1644 QLDRQYD Richard, of Heckmondwike 1696 1697 PEELE Nicholas the elder of Liversedge 1640 1645/6 PQPELEY John, of Birstall 1487/8 1488 Robert, of Wooley Moorhouse 1558 1565/6 Thomas, of Woolley 1506 3VCS 1 5 0 2 / 2 / 2 SHEPLEY,, Jeremiah, of Mirfield 1684 (son of Richard of GiBhole) Jeremiah, of Scholecroft 1745 1749 Richard, of NunBrook 1655 Thomas, of Mirfield 1596 1597 Thomas, of Northorpe 1666 SXAIFTHQEPE John, of Birstall (A) 1742 Joseph, of Popeley (A) 1746 Joseph, of Popeley, woolstapler 1796 IHQMPSQH Thomas, of Carlinghow 1673 TURNER John, of Mirfield (A) 1716 VALKER Joseph, of Hipperholme CA) 1791 Joshua, of Crow Trees 1783 1783 Joshua, of Oakwell House 1814 Richard,junior, of StJames St 1823 <C) 1825 Thomas, of Lane Side Birstall 1792 1793 Villiam, of The Hollings Heckmondwike 1630 1630 IMIS KILSQ1L Thomas, of Heckmondwike, apothecary 1785 1786 <A> = Admons <C) = Codicil I M S 1 S 0 2 / S / 3 Totes relating to the draft of a puBlication concerning INGHAM of glaks-Jial 1.
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