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Family name
Location
Dates
Email Contact and info
RANSON Darley, Hampsthwaite
surrounding area
before 1600 Ken Ranson ken@ranson.org.uk
RAPER Knaresborough
Pannal
any Rosemary Braun rosemaryhb@comcast.net
RAWLING(S) Knaresborough any

Janice Bairstow fitfacts@blueyonder.co.uk
I am looking for any information about the early life of my great grandmother Alice Rawling(s).  On the 1881 census she appeared as a six-year old inmate of the Knaresborough Union Workhouse along with her two sisters, Harriet and Agnes and her brother Arthur.  There was no place of birth given.
I have her marriage certificate which gives her father's name as Samuel Rawlings (deceased).
I would like to know how she came to be in the workhouse and who her mother was.  She subsequently married my great grandfather William Thorpe Wilson on 25.8.1900 and had a son and daughter.  If anyone can shed any light upon the situation it would be much appreciated.  The married name of sister Agnes was Howell and I think Arthur's wife was called Minnie. Of Harriet I have no knowledge. If anyone could tell me how to obtain information about workhouse records, that too would be appreciated.

RAWLINGS East Keswick & Collingham area until 1870 Linda Buckley baysidebuckleys@bigpond.com
RAWLINSON Blubberhouses, Fewston, Hampsthwaite, Killinghall, Thruscross
any Brent Hannam spigot@orcon.net.nz
RENDER possibly Hampsthwaite until 1830s Patricia (Boddy) Tharp tharpkd@aol.com
Seeking parentage of my ancestor Jane Render who was born in the 1730s or early 1740s. In 1770 she married at Ripon Galen Boddy of Sawley. Later they moved to nearby Raventofts Farm and Mill in the township of Bishop Thornton. It is thought Galen, a stonemason, may have built the mill in the late 1790s. He was a miller there until he died in 1802. After his death, Jane continued to live there with her only son, John Boddy, until her death in 1826. In 1813, a Francis Render, was the godfather at the baptism of Jane's granddaughter, Isabel Boddy at St. Joseph's RC chapel in Bishop Thornton. It is speculated that Joseph Render who became the beloved priest of St. Wilfred's in York, may have been her nephew. There are many Render families at Hampsthwaite. Which one was hers?
RENNISON Knaresborough any Woody Rennison renn@oregontrail.net
RHODES Knaresborough C19th/20th Carole Stancer m.c.stancer@btinternet.com
Information about my grandmother Edith Rhodes (born 1899, Parkrow, Knaresborough) and Olive Rhodes (no birth date but is sister of Edith). Their parents were William Rhodes and Alice (nee Barker). William was a railway worker at the time of Edith's birth. Olive never married but Edith married twice. Laurence Bell (who I have no information about) and William Brymar Stancer (my grandfather). Any information would be appreciated.
RIDSDALE Harrogate and environs any Lesley Tennant seven777seven@hotmail.com
George from Bagby moved to Hampswaite he was born 1618 and married Ellen Salmon. From there we move from Hampswaite to Birstwith, Harrogate, Thorner, Rigton. I was able to find one of my Relative via a will left by a John Graham, her name was Ann Umpleby who married John Ridsdale. They had William who married Mary Lund, they had Peter who married Mary Dalby who had George who married Eliza Howe and they had my Mother Mary Ridsdale in 1912.
Knaresbroough area any louise sowerby@virgin.net
My grandfather was born in1898 at Swindon farm Kirby overblow he married Mable Lewis from Killinghall
ROBINSON Knaresborough 1848 - 1918 Elizabeth Blackburn elizabeth.blackburn@pgen.com
Knaresborough
C19th Gilian Bye gillianbye@hotmail.com
The Robinson family (k'boro):Annie robinson,my grt grandmother born 11/10/1875 bond end died 4/12/1940.her parents were john robinson bapt 22/4/1836,died august 1906 the union workhouse k'boro,his wife was ann formerly spence bapt 13/7/1834. annie had 3 brothers john james,william, harry and a sister jinny/jane. her grandparents were-william robinson-shoemaker and his wife mary.
Harrogate pre 1810 Mark Farnell moonloon@tinyonline.co.uk
Pateley Bridge, Thruscross, Dacre
Bank, Askwith
1750+ Stuart Booth stuartbooth1954@btinternet.com
Knaresborough from 1795

Stephen Provost steve.provost@virgin.net

Jane Robinson married Thomas Provost on 8th July 1821 at St John The Baptist, Knaresborough. They moved to Preston, Lancashire in 1838. Jane is 'of the parish' but I think Thomas may have migrated to Knaresborough.

RUDD Markington C17th/19th Geoff Marshall marshall@meaho.totalserve.co.uk
Catholic; previously of Ripley/Killinghall/Bilton with Harrogate.
RUSSELL Harrogate any Gail Bates gail@gabby2u.freeserve.co.uk
Eliza Russell (B1843?) married William Thackary (farmer), their children were:- Arthur Thackwray, Lavinia Thackwray (B1876 Shutt Hill, Harrogate - 1897 24 Regent Place, Starbeck), who married William Collingwood in 1897 (resident - 2 Regent Grove, Starbeck) @ Christ Church. William's father was George Collingwood (labourer). On the 1881 Census: York Place, Bilton Cum Harrogate Eliza (laundress) all born in Harrogate Lavinia (d); Arthur (s); Charles (brother) wheelwright (B1833?)

 

Family name
Location
Dates
Email Contact and info
SAVILLE Ferrensby, Knaresborough
1830c to 1891c Barbara E Hope robin5105@hotmail.com
My gt. grandfather was Henry Saville b. March 1849 in Ferrensby, his mother Charlotte Saville (father unknown).
I found this family on 1851census living with grandmother Mary Saville in Ferrensby but lost them in 1861. I have Henry's details from 1875 onwards but am at a loss with his mother Charlotte and grandmother Mary's whereabouts. indeed I know there is a large family out there of Henry's (incl. brothers, sisters).
I Would like to speak to anyone with Saville connections in this area who may have a connection with this search.
Thank you
SCAIFE Hampsthwaite 1850s-60s Mike Bramley brammers@hotmail.com
SCARAH Knaresborough any Walter Scarah wallyscarah@tiscali.co.uk
SCRUTON Knaresborough
surrounding area
any Iain Taylor tseug@btinternet.com
SCURRAH Knaresborough any Brenda Crowcroft b.crowcroft@talk21.com
I am researching the names of Scurrah and Collier and Ambler in Knaresborough. I am interested in Ann Collier born 1814 (as given in census) and John Collier her husband who was I believe born in Burton Leonard in 1813. I have not been able to trace any details of Ann's birth but believe they were married in Knaresborough in 1836, Ann's maiden name is possibly Ambler. They were the parents of Ellen Ann Collier who married William Scurrah son of Christopher Scurrah.The marriage tok place in June 1877. After her marriage Ellen Scurrah produced a number of children and quite often was living in Ivy Cottages with her mother. I have not been able to discover the whereabouts of William Scurrah for much of the marriage. Any information would be welcome.
SHANN Knaresborough any Avril Rickarby agr72@britishlibrary.net
I am seeking parents of John Shann born 1795, married Mary Ann Daniel of Nun Munkton on 8th January 1815 at St Mary's R.C. Church. They lived in Castle Yard Knaresborough and had eight children, Sarah b.1817, James Valentine b.1820, Thomas b.1824, William b.1828, Mary Ann b.1831, Daniel b.1833, Samuel b.1835 and John b.1837. John being my gt.grandfather. John senior was a Flax Draper.
Hampsthwaite, Rothwell, Langscales any Karen Wagner BWagner@si.rr.com
I am researching my husband's SHANN family who came to America around 1818/1819. The earliest ancestor I can find here is Josephus Shann, born August 1819 in Woodbridge, Somerset County, New Jersey. I believe his father was John Shann who died in NJ in 1829 and his mother may have been Mary Umpleby who I believe died in 1882. All of the other Shann's (James, Sarah, Charles, Jane, John and maybe Edward) who I believe are his siblings, also lived in Woodbridge but were born in England according to the census indexes. Josephus was the first one born here, so I think his mom was probably pregnant with him when then came over. Josephus was a farmer, dabbled in politics and owned a newspaper in Rahway for a short while. He married Anne Crowell whose ancestry goes back to the FitzRandolphs. Josephus and Anne had at least 9 kids, he died in 1913.
SHERWOOD Knaresborough any Conrad Plowman marcon@cwcom.net
SHIPPING Knaresborough, Harrogate any Mrs Janice Smith janice_smith149@hotmail.com
Ann Shipping - born 1822 - Knaresborough
Married to Jeremiah Spink - 1842 - Harrogate
Any information would be great.
SIBSON Knaresborough any John Frederick Sibson j.g.sibson@bigpond.com

I understand my family origins start in Knaresborough with my great,great ,great grandfather Thomas Sibson born around 1795,died 1847 in Knaresborough and married to a Rachel ??? born 1794,died 1874 also in Knaresborough.

I understand they had 6 children:

William B.1817 Knaresborough
Mary B.1820         "
Thomas B.1823     "
Sarah B.1828        "
John B.1829          "
Daniel B.1832       "

Anything on this family and any earlier information prior to 1794 would be very much appreciated.

This enquiry comes from John Frederick Sibson (B.1943) and currently living in Queensland Australia.

SIMPKIN Knaresborough any Dawn Simpkins dawnsimpkins63@hotmail.com
I am researching Percy Simpkin born in Meanwood in 1896 to Clara Simpkin nee Benson. In 1901 Percy was living as a nurse child with the Blades family. Percy married Joan Purcell in 1921 In Knaresborough. Percy was also known as John.
I would be extremely grateful for any information.
SIMPSON Knaresborough any Pat Baxter jeffrey.baxter@virgin.net
Knaresborough pre 1818 Amelia Cheek acheek@cheeka.freeserve.co.uk
I am seeking any information on the parents of Henry Simpson who was born 25.1.1818 in Knaresborough. They were John and Mary Simpson (nee Bugg). Mary was a widow, and John was a weaver. They were married on 11.11.1817 in the Parish Church by Licence and their witnesses were John Foster and William Powell.
Knaresborough 1800s Norma Neill ericnorma@yahoo.com
Jane Hexam married John HERRINGTON before 1691. William Herrinton Married Hannah Enock at Knaresborough 8-4-1735. Jane Herrington married Francis Dickinson 13-11-1757 Goldsborough. Mary Dickinson married George Palfreman. William Simpson, attorney's clerk married Sarah Palfreman 1835. All mail answered.
Knaresborough? 1800s Ken Richards ken.j.richards@sympatico.ca
Mary Simpson, born around 1810, possibly in Knaresborough. Married Jonathan Theakson in 1830. Witness at wedding Sarah Simpson.
SLATER Knaresborough any Marilyn Dynda russdynda@mindspring.com
SLINGSBY Knaresborough any Wilmer Fawcett fawcettw@shaw.ca
any Sheila Middleton sheila@webaxs.net
Knaresborough
Scriven, Staveley etc
any Gerry Jackson gandfjackson@aol.com
SMITH Knaresborough 1800s/1900s Margaret Gill gillmarg@iinet.net.au
My mother always claimed that one of her ancestors - a great (plus a few more) grandfather died in Knaresborough at the ripe old age of 100 plus. She claimed to have seen a plaque in Knaresborough attesting to his age. My sister says she remembers seeing the plaque when she visited with my mother as a child-this would have been in the 1930s. My sister thought it was outside this relative's house. The best guess is that his name was Smith and I have a Robert Smith of Yorkshire (Woodlesford ?) (my g/g/grandfather) born around 1796 who could have been his son or grandson. Other possible family names are Sugden, Brownridge, Eddison and Binks.
If anyone could shed any light on this, I would be most grateful.
Aketon, Follifoot, Spofforth, Harrogate 1800s Gary Smith holly@queeg500.org.uk
I would be interested to hear from anyone researching the names Bendelow, Darbyshire, Deighton, Dobson, Galloway, Hopper, Horsley, Kitching, Metcalfe, Smith, Sweeting, Wheelhouse or Wright. I have reached as far back as the early to mid-1800s on some of these lines, but still digging!
SMITHSON Knaresborough any Steve Smithson www.smithson.org.uk
SNOWDON Knaresborough 1820 onwards Sheila Fairclough fairclough.s@talktalk.net
I am researching my paternal grandmother's family. Eliza (maiden name Jeffrey) married Joseph Snowdon, a bricklayer/mason,  sometime in the 1820s. Her birthplace according to the 1851 census was Knaresborough, as was the birthplace of three of her children. She was widowed sometime between 1845 and 1851. Between 1841 and 1845 the family moved to Hamburg in Germany but had returned by 1851.
SONLEY Thirsk, Easingwold any John M Sonley john@jmsconsultants.co.uk
Single Name Society (SONLEY/SUNLEY) run by John M Turner 100326.3621@compuserve.com
I am a true East Riding Yorkshireman by birth whose roots have been traced back several generations to Easingwold in North Yorkshire where Thomas Sonley (born 1742) married Elizabeth Spence (born 1743) at Stillington parish church in 1767. From their progeny was born my Great Grandfather, Richard Spence Sonley 3rd (1852 - 1939). Richard's occupation, according to Kelly's Directory of 1885 was a 'Smack' owner who became well known in his heyday all along the North Sea fishing ports as 'England Dick'.
SPACEY Raskelf, Kirby Overblow, Spofforth, Leeds, Pannal, York any Kim & Dave Webster fontana@tiscali.co.uk
SPENCE Birstwith and surrounding areas any Julia Crawley crawleyj@bigpond.net.au
I am researching the family of my g-g-grandmother Grace Spence [1805-1870] , the daughter of Joseph Spence [1775-1850] of Birstwith and his wife Rachel [nee Sutcliffe]. They were Quakers. Grace married Sir Alexander Cockburn-Campbell in 1842 and they had three children. I am trying to find out details of all Grace's siblings.
Knaresborough
1800s Gilian Bye gillianbye@hotmail.com
The Spence family:bond end/kirkgate area of k'boro. wiiliam spence was a butcher,his wife was called anne. he was annie robinsons other grandparents 1800's
SPURRETT and variants Knaresborough
Pately Bridge
pre 1650 Tom Spearritt spiritusradices@aol.com
Website http://www.spearritt.org
STAINTON Rawdon, Shipley any Dawn Hope dawnhope@yahoo.com
Alice STAINTON b. July 19, 1888, in England - in Lancashire or Yorkshire. Certificate of Birth dated August 17, 1888, signed by William Booth, Registrar of Births and Deaths, Sub-District of Shipley. Confirmed by the Bishop of Knaresborough in Rawdon Parish Church, Wednesday, March 11, 1908. First Holy Communion in Rawdon Parish Church, March 15, 1908. Alice is believed to have emigrated to Australia (Sydney?) at the age of 21 (c.1909?). Living at Potts Point, New South Wales, and working as a Domestic at the time of her Marriage to Thomas HOPE at Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia, on December 8, 1915. Later they lived at one stage at Waverley, New South Wales. Children: Thomas Stainton Hope John William Hope d. in Sydney, New South Wales, sometime after 1940. Alice's parents: William STAINTON and Dorothy MITCHELL Alice's siblings: Harriet Isabel (Cissie) STAINTON Ernest STAINTON Dora STAINTON Herbert STAINTON Elsie STAINTON m. Eddie GRIGG, and they lived at Nyngan, New South Wales Any information on Alice and/or her family would be very much appreciated.
STAMPER Knaresborough any

Jacqkoo@aol.com

Herbert Matthew Stamper.. married Annie May Gill 1903....Knareborough children: Walter Edward Stamper, Horace? William Stamper, Olive May Stamper. Any knowledge of the family above please contact a.s.a.p.

STANCER Knaresborough any Charles Stancer charles.stancer@btinternet.com
Knaresborough C19th/20th Carole Stancer m.c.stancer@btinternet.com
Information about my Stancer family who moved to Knaresborough in 1914 from Lincolnshire. this was my grandfather William Brymar Stancer and his wife Ada (nee Borrill) and their 4 children...... Ernest, Gladys, William (Bill), and Harry. I believe that William Sr came to Knaresborough to work for Col. Charlesworth. any information would be welcome.
STEAD Knaresborough 1900-1930
Tony Stead thesteads@macunlimited.net
I am looking for information on Charles Ellis Stead, he was my grandfathers Uncle. Born at Throstle Nest, Wortley Nr Leeds in 1872. Stories in the Family suggest that he moved to Harrogate at some point (but I think they meant near Harrogate). Charles Ellis was a qualified Butcher but the family believe that when he moved to Knaresborough he sold Fresh dairy and garden produce to the local hotels and restaurants although his death certificate has his occupation as a poultry dealer.
He is believed to have lived in Rose Cottage (Is there a Rose Cottage in Knaresborough that anyone might know about?). His death certificate shows that he died at 15 Calcutt Houses Knaresborough Outer Rd.
I have looked through the GRO indexes and have found the following entries which seem to fit in with his life story.
Charles married Annie L Webster There is a death entry for an Annie L Stead aged 65 Knaresboro Qtr4 1936 Charles and Annie had one child that I know of Named Albert Vernon Stead. There is a GRO Marriage entry for an Albert Vernon Stead to a Miss Duff in Knaresboro' Qtr4 1932 Also a Death entry for Albert Vernon Stead aged 45 in Knaresboro' Qtr4 1943 I don't know if Albert Vernon and Miss Duff had any children - If anyone can help I would be most grateful
I would also love to know if anyone has heard of or knows of a Rose Cottage in Knaresborough and any details of the business that Charles Ellis Stead may have run.
Perhaps there is someone who visits the cemetery in Knaresborough doing research who may be able to locate the headstones of the above and mail me the details?
Any help no matter how small would be very gratefully received.
Knaresborough 1800s Malcolm Stead ms002e5379@blueyonder.co.uk
I am trying to find information on a Joseph Stead born in Knaresborough around 1811. His father is called George and was a Tailor. Any info would be appreciated.
STEEL Knaresborough any Nancy S. Longsworth nancylongsworth@msn.com
My Mother is Doris Steel who is now 91 and her Father was killed in France when her Mother was 5 months pregnant. I believe her was Fred Steel and his brothers were also killed. She has shown me the house she lived in I believe on Church St and in the line of vision of Knaresborough Castle. She tells stories of the soldiers on the castle grounds recovering from their wounds and giving her oranges as she played amongst them when a little girl. She now resides in Grosse Pointe, Michigan USA and I live in Denver, Colorado USA. I would like to hear from someone and know more!
STEPHENS Knaresborough and surrounding districts 1851 onwards Paula Edgington pedgington44@aol.com
I am trying to contact descendants of Andrew Cheap vicar of Knaresborough 1804-1851, when he died. His next of kin appears to have been Maria Ann Stevens who was aged 50 in1851.
Any suggestions gratefully received.
STEPHENSON Knaresborough any Pauline Stephenson anyold@uci.net
I am trying to locate members of my fathers family "The Stephenson's", he had a brother Harry Douglas that I know of born 1898
STEPHENSON/ STEVENSON Spofforth, Kirk Deighton, Cowthorpe, Wetherby 1700 - 1880 Alan s Stephenson a.s.stephenson@ntlworld.com
STUBBS Knaresborough
and surrounding area
any Jane Stubbs jane@treestubbs.com
STYAN Whixley any Noreen Rose Garrynoreen@yorkrose20.freeserve.co.uk
SUGGITT Starbeck any Jan Southey johnsouthey@cableinet.co.uk
Searching for info on my grandparents Robert and Annie SUGGITT. I know that they were living at 10 Avenue Terrace,Starbeck in 1948.My granddad was born 1889 West Hartlepool and Annie my step grandmother was born 1890 do'nt know where,her widowed name was Farmer,do'nt know maiden name. Have been told that an A.SUGGITT was still living in the area in the early sixties. Any info however small would be greatly appreciated.
SUMERTON Aldborough, Marton cum Grafton and environs any Geoffrey Boon gandsboon@hotmail.com
Elizabeth Sumerton married John Swale in 1770 and they had 12 children. I would like to hear from anyone with the name Sumerton who has connections with the villages of Aldborough, Marton cum Grafton and surrounding areas.
SURR Knaresborough 1750 - 1930 Julie lunn73@aol.com
Knaresborough
Harrogate
1700s - 1900s Dottie Crawford DOLLYBEAR2@aol.com
SUTCLIFFE Birstwith and surrounding areas any Julia Crawley crawleyj@bigpond.net.au
I am researching my g-g-grandmother, Grace Spence [1805-1870] and her parents Joseph and Rachel Spence [nee Sutcliffe]. They were Quakers. I am interested to hear from anyone connected with this family.
SWALE / SWALES Knaresborough
Harewood, Marton cum Grafton, Farnham, Brearton,
Boroughbridge, Whixley and environs
1614 - 1900 Geoffrey Boon gandsboon@hotmail.com
I would like to hear from anyone who has the name Swale or Swales in their family history between the years 1614 and 1900 and are associated with Harewood, Marton cum Grafton, Knaresborough, Farnham, Brearton, Boroughbridge, Whixley and surrounding areas.
SWALES Bishop Thornton any Angie Ledgeway angieledgeway@compuserve.com
SWEETING
Knaresborough 1800s Gary Smith holly@queeg500.org.uk
I would be interested to hear from anyone researching the names Bendelow, Darbyshire, Deighton, Dobson, Galloway, Hopper, Horsley, Kitching, Metcalfe, Smith, Sweeting, Wheelhouse or Wright. I have reached as far back as the early to mid-1800s on some of these lines, but still digging!
SYKES Knaresborough 1800s Barry Sykes bgsykes@btinternet.com
I am seeking any information regarding my ancestor George SYKES. George married Ann Winterburn on 13/08/1850 at Knaresborough Register Office. George died (by manslaughter) at Goldsborough 12/08/1874. He is thought to be buried at Whixley Church. I am seeking info regarding his father - William, wife Ann (Nee Hogley) and his children.
Knaresborough any Liz Latham eburnell@peninsula.hotkey.net.au
Samuel Sykes 3rd June 1820 Died 8 Oct 1853 Married Elizabeth Taylor? born 26 Jan 1835 Died 14 April 1928?
Daughter Eliza Sykes 12 Nov 1865 Died 4 June 1957
These dated may not be correct but it is all I have.

 

Family name
Location
Dates
Email Contact and info
TARBOTTOM Knaresborough any Colin Johnson colinjohnson704@msn.com
I am trying to find more details of the parents of: James Tarbottom born 1814 his brothers William born 1824,John born 1821 and a sister Sarah born1827 they all lived in the Knarsborough area until about1850.After which the whole family seemed to move to Bradford West Yorkshire.
TATE Flaxby any Barbara Rickards Barbera@rickards9614.freeserve.co.uk
I am intrested in the TATE family from FLAXBY as John Tate is my great-great-great grandfather born 30-Sepetember1786 in Kellington and died 12 April 1864 buried in Goldsbrough This links to my family tree Linfoot
TAYLOR Knaresborough any James Turner james@moonraker99.freeserve.co.uk
I have a birth certificate for a BASIL HUBERT JOHNSON who was born on 14th March 1902 at Kirkgate,Knaresborough.His father was named as EDWIN JOHNSON and his occupation was a Pig Dealer and his mother was named as ALICE TAYLOR.
A search of the 1881 Census shows that EDWIN & ALICE were married although they had no children there ages were both shown as aged 21 years.Their address at the time of the 1881 Census was shown as Savage Yard,Knaresborough.
I would be interested to make contact with anyone who is researching the JOHNSON or the TAYLOR Family in Knaresborough.
Knaresborough
Harrogate
any Ian Hutchinson ian.hutchinson@hotmail.com
I am researching any connections with the Taylor family of Knaresborough and the origins of the Whitehawk name.
 
My GGG Grandfather was Thomas Taylor (a miller) and he and his wife Ann (b1806) had 2 sons Robert (bap 1835) and William Whitehawk (b1828 d1859). William was married twice, first to Mary Lawn and then to Jane Hemshall. William and Mary had three children Thomas (b1852) Mary Ann (b1851) and John (b1857). Descendants include: Pawson, Pollard, Johns, Crawley, Gledhill, Baldwin and Atkinson.
 
I am guessing that Whitehawk connection is a maiden name (perhaps Ann's). There are Whitehawks listed in Yorkshire at about this time at Ripon, Alne, South Cave and Ellerbourne.
THACKRAY
THACKWRAY
Harrogate any Gail Bates gail@gabby2u.freeserve.co.uk
Eliza Russell (B1843?) married William Thackary (farmer), their children were:- Arthur Thackwray, Lavinia Thackwray (B1876 Shutt Hill, Harrogate - 1897 24 Regent Place, Starbeck), who married William Collingwood in 1897 (resident - 2 Regent Grove, Starbeck) @ Christ Church. William's father was George Collingwood (labourer). On the 1881 Census: York Place, Bilton Cum Harrogate Eliza (laundress) all born in Harrogate Lavinia (d); Arthur (s); Charles (brother) wheelwright (B1833?)
THOMAS Whixley & Kirk Hammerton 1760-1870 Gail shergail@earthlink.net
My 2nd great grandfather Henry THOMAS was born in Whixley in 1819, was an innkeeper & blacksmith in Kirk Hammerton and emigrated to the US in 1865.
THOMPSON Whixley any Noreen Rose Garrynoreen@yorkrose20.freeserve.co.uk
Knaresborough 1810-1840 Patricia Fletcher PatriciaFletcher1@hotmail.com
THORNES Leeds any Joan Ann POWELL (née MORTIMER) maidofkent@harboursat.com.au
Matthew THORNES b.1826 Leeds, married Emma DEAN bap.5th March 1826 Leeds Parish Church, Q1 1849 at Leeds Parish Church ref:23/416. Connections to either of these families would be welcomed.
THORP Knaresborough 1900s Narrelle Josey josey5@bigpond.com
I am searching for my aunt who's name is Jennifer Thorp nee Josey,she is married to Samuel Thorp.Last known address Knaresborough. Jennifer also has a daughter named Joann Lloyd,last known address Harrogate. My father Kieth Josey was born in Knaresborough in 1939,he migrated to Australia in the sixties and passed away in 1982.
THORPE Knaresborough 1800 - 1900s Dottie Crawford DOLLYBEAR2@aol.com
Knaresborough any Maree Di Lodovico phoenix123@bigpond.com.au
Christopher married Ann Mudd (1819 -she died 1834 ) then Sarah Leavock 1855. Christopher and Ann had twin daughters - Mary who married Thomas Bayllis and lived in Leeds and Martha (deceased by 1857/1858 ) who married Rev. William Barker and they had a least one son William who may have emmigrated to America. (Christopher and Ann's only other child was Stephen - my g.g. grandfather) Im trying to find the parents of Christopher Thorpe - know it is William and ? - probably Stephen and Thomas were brothers as well as a William (1781)., Jane (1783) Joseph or James ( 1785 ) Richard ( 1796 ) and Sarah (1801) .
TINDALL   before 1806 Patricia (Boddy) Tharp tharpkd@aol.com
William Tindall was a surgeon in Knaresbrough who may have been a native of Pickhill cum Roxby as he was buried at Pickhill in 1806. Are there any city directories from this time period (before 1806) or any way I could find out more about him? I think John Rainforth, who may have been his nephew, might have done his surgeon's apprenticeship with William Tindall in Knaresborough. Any suggestions? John Rainforth went to Bolton-le-Moors in Lancashire in about 1802 and was known as the "father of medicine" there until his death in 1857.
TOLSON Knaresborough any Mark Tolson markgloria3@tiscali.co.uk
TOMLIN Knaresborough any Ian McKenney ianwithlinda@hotmail.com
I am looking for any information about my grandparents Harry and Edith Tomlin. Edith's maiden name was Brown and she was born in Knaresborough around 1900. Harry was born in Hastings about 1894. They lived in Forest Crescent, Starbeck for many years and had 4 daughters. I believe that Harry died in the 1960s.
Thank you
TOWLARD Knaresborough any Wendy the.gills@virgin.net
TOWNEND Knaresborough any Frances Mogridge mogridge162@ntlworld.com
I am interested in the names Thomas Burn(s) and Elizabeth Townend. They were married at Knaresburgh York on the 27th July 1835 this infomation was on the IGI. I would like to see the entry for this marriage could anyone help me.
TREMBLE Knaresborough any Julieb0910@aol.com
I am trying to trace any information in relation to my mother and her family of which I know nothing about, particular period of time I am interested in is 1900 onwards.  I know her mother Ellen was originally from the Stockton on Tees area and settled in Knaresborough to work "in service" and married James Norris Tremble possibly in the late 1910s or early 1920s, my mother was born in 1923. but other than that I dont't know anything about my family story and would appreciate information from anyone anyone who can help.
TURNBULL Knaresborough 1800 - 1900 Elizabeth Morris eamorris@freenetname.co.uk
I am looking for info. on Anne Turnbull,b.1806 who married James Hope,b.1799.They had a daughter,Mary Jane Hope,b.1842.She married Thomas Hore Dunn Beer in 1864.We have photos of a portrait of Anne, but do not know who kept the original.Mary- Jane was my great-great grandmother.I believe Hackness is significant.
Knaresborough any Walter Scarah scarah@btinternet.com
TURNER Norton le Clay any George Parker g.parker20@ntlworld.com
TUTON Knaresborough any Ron Tuton rtuton@aol.com