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Meeting
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May 2004 Anne Batchelor: A Manley Race
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June 2004 Paul Jennings; Was my ancestor a Publican
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Pubs
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Profile of The Anchor Inn, Brotherton
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Profile of The Fox Inn, Brotherton
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Profile of the Marquis of Wellington Brotherton
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See also Paul Jennings talk, as above
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Items
found on EBAY
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Descriptions of Pontefract
related documents sold on EBAY, Spring 2006 |
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WWI
Fallen of Pontefract
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An index of names from
the Roll of Honour & War Memorials of Pontefract with information
added from The Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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The Wesleyan Methodist Historic
Roll
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Index
of the contributors from the Pontefract Circuit to the Twentieth Century
Fund (One
Million Guinea Fund ) |
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All
Saint's Church Pontefract
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All Saint's Parish Magazine 1892: excerpts of information
useful for family history
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All Saint's Parish Magazine 1874: excerpts of information
useful for family history
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Photo Gallery
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All Saint's Church and a bit of history
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The area around All Saints (buildings long gone)
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The Hope and Anchor Public House
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Gledhill's Fish Shop and Mill Dam
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Brotherton
Photographs
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Times gone by in Brotherton
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The Old Fox Inn at Brotherton
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Byram Pool
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St. Edwards, Brotherton
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Featherstone
Photographs
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Purston Park, Featherstone
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Station Lane, Featherstone
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Local
Picture Postcards a picture postcard album of views of our area (Adobe
Flash may be required
download)
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Ackworth
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Altofts
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Castleford
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Featherstone
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Ferry Fryston
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Glasshoughton
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Hillam
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Ledston
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Methley
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Monk Fryston
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Pontefract
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Whitwood
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Womersley
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The
Barracks, Pontefract
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Pontefract Barracks (with weblinks
to other photos)
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Womersley
Parish Magazine excerpts
Womersley Parish Magazine 1910
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1910 Entries relating to
Womersley
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1910 Entries relating to
Knottingley
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1910 Entries relating to
Ferrybridge
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1910 Entries relating to
Campsall
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1910 Entries relating to
Kellington cum Whitley
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1913
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Womersley Parish Magazine 1913 Entries relating to
Womersley, Knottingley, Ferrybridge, Campsall and Kellington
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Ackworth
Trade Directories
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Baines 1821
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White's 1838
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Kelly's 1912
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Kelly's 1922
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Pontefract
Workhouse
Mike
Kostiuk has written an article about the 1901 census of the workhouse
in Pontefract for a forthcoming journal. His new book on the workhouse
in Pontefract was published September 2005. Here are some more photographs
of the workhouse:
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Paradise Gardens; end of an era
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Census Data
Brotherton
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First installment of a full transcription of the
1841 census of Brotherton
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First installment of a full transcription of the
1861 census
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RG9/3434/Description of enumeration district:
This is the census for part of the township of Brotherton
commencing and including Marsh Houses - the whole of Glass House Yard
- Bridge Houses - Bryam Lodge - School House, Bunkers Hill - South side
of Gauk Street - the whole of the West side of the upper Street - the
Huts in the Lime quarries - Wellington Inn - the Ministers House and
Cottages adjacent - Mr Vauses and cottages - both sides of the street
- Stanilands House and Cottages - the vicarage - the whole of the lower
Street with all the cottages and huts in the yards - the vessels in
the riv on the seventh - M Jackson's boat yard - Mrs Brady's as
far as and including the late Mrs Archer's House
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Full indexed transcription of the 1901 census of
Brotherton
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Knottingley
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Full indexed transcription of the 1901 census of
Knottingley Surnames A - B
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Full indexed transcription of the 1901 census of
Knottingley Surnames C - D
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Full indexed transcription of the 1901 census of
Knottingley Surnames E - F
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Full indexed transcription of the 1901 census of
Knottingley Surnames G - H
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