Radio Company established by John D. Pinchbeck at Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd. They produced Pilot radios H: Does anyone know who R H was? Could it be R. Habergham's Ruth Habergham and her daughter, Norawere in business as haberdashers and clothiers at 18 Market Street, Hebden Bridge [, ] Habergham The entries for people with the surname Habergham are gathered together in the SideTrack. The individuals listed there are not necessarily related to each other.

Habitation See The Primrose League Hack, Charles [] Born in Wolverhampton. Inhe married Emma Goodall from Halifax, in Birmingham. Recorded inwhen he preached the Anniversary Sermon of the Wesleyan School, Triangle Hackett, Ada [] Of Halifax. She died after James Smith struck her with his fist. Smith was acquitted of a charge of manslaughter Hackett, G. Her body was discovered 6 weeks later in the foundations of Park Congregational Church, Halifax Hacking, Alexander [] Son of William Hacking.

On 8th Octoberhe married Laura Heptonstall at St James the Great Church, Hebden Bridge. He was posted to France [25th November ]. He was killed in action [29th May ] aged In [Q3]Laura married James W. He lived at 4 Conway Street, Halifax. He went missing in Java [1st February ]. He died of malnutrition in Kuching POW camp, Borneo [13th May ] aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Hacking, William [??

He was a miller []. On 5th Junehe married Ann [?? Marion [] Alexander The family lived at 36 High Street, Hebden Bridge Haddon, Robert [] He was a book keeper []. Aroundhe married Annie Jessie [??

See Mary Farrar Haddy, Rev William T. Partners included Herbert Hadley Hadley, Herbert [] Born in Stockport, Cheshire. He acquired St James's Road Turkish Baths, Halifax and moved the business to 5 King Cross Street. In some sources, his name appears as Adderley On 5th Augusthe married Elizabeth Appley [] in Lancaster. William [] who died in infancy Ann Amelia [] who married Thomas Samuel Lainton Emma [] who married George Walsh John [] who died in infancy Herbert Elizabeth died in Liverpool [5th July ].

Herbert died in Liverpool [21st November ] Hadley, Herbert [] Son of Herbert Hadley Born in Leeds [9th April ]. Aboutfor reasons which are unclear, he was sent to New Zealand. Owners and tenants have included Brigadier-General Sir Edward Nathan Whitley Charles Comber Arnold [] Thomas Washington Benson [] The Hadwen family Cotton and silk spinning family.

Mr Hadwen was an early member of the family. Partners included Thomas Hadwen Hadwen, Arthur [?? Inhe was working as a mechanic. He emigrated to the United States [by ] and settled in German, Indiana. Recorded inwhen Richard Thomas joined the Band Hadwen, Eliza [] Of The Dean, Sowerby. Daughter of John Hadwen. Inshe laid the foundation stone at St Mary's Church, Cottonstones. She was buried at the church Hadwen, Elizabeth Whittaker [] Youngest child of Thomas Hadwen.

She did not marry. Inshe was living alone in Lower Lumb, Sowerby and her occupation was given as yearly income. Inshe was an annuitantliving in Brook Cottages, Soyland, Yorks with a 29 year old female lodger She died in Sowerby.

She was buried at St Mary's Church, Cottonstones Hadwen, Ellen [] Of Dean, in Sowerby. She was said to be very pious. She died 24th July She was buried at St Peter's Church, Sowerby [29th July ] in the Hadwen vault there. The younger son of George Burgess Hadwen.

He was a silk spinner [, ]. They were indicted at Leeds Assizes for false pretences and other offences. The 2 men had separate defence counsels and each pleaded not guilty, and placed the wrongdoing on the other party.

The Jury found both men guilty. Inhe was a land agent. Inhe married Anna Mary Waugh at Cockermouth, Cumberland. Probate was granted to his widow Anna Mary.

He and Anna Mary were buried at St Mary's Church, Cottonstones Hadwen, George [] Son of John Hadwen. He was a woollen and cotton dyer. On 4th Octoberhe married Mary Redfearn [] in Bradford. Elder son of George Burgess Hadwen. He was a silk-spinner []. On 2nd Septemberhe married Charlotte Amy Maxwell [] in Elgin, Scotland.

The family lived at Staveley Bank, Halifax []. He is mentioned in the List of Local Wills: In the s, he was one of the supporters for the new St George's Church, Sowerby.

Inhe gave a new bell to Ripponden Parish Church. He was a silk spinner employing hands at Kebroyd Mills []. On 28th Aprilhe married Georgiana Selina Davies [] from Wiltshire, at St Pancras, London. Georgina Selina died in Eastbourne [7th March ]. He was buried at St Mary's Church, Cottonstones. Thomas John Jonathan Burgess [bapt ] Elizabeth [bapt ] Mary [bapt ] George Burgess [] Hadwen, John [] Son of Rev John Hadwen. He was in partnership at Kebroyd Mills with his brother, Thomasuntil the partnership was dissolved in On 9th Marchhe married Mary [], daughter of Mr Wilson.

Thomas Wilson John Sidney Ellen [] who died aged 11 months Mary Ann [] Eliza Charlotte [bapt ] George Burgess Ellen The family lived at Dean House, Sowerby [, ]. Inhe bought Kebroyd Hall, Soyland. The couple were buried at St Peter's Church, Sowerby: Mary [1st July ]; John [25th June ].

Other members of the family were buried at St Mary's Church, Cottonstones. There are memorials to members of the family at St Peter's Church, Sowerby Hadwen, John [] Of Aufhole, Soyland.

Son of Thomas Hadwen. On 31st Octoberhe married Mary Ann Shaw [] from Huddersfield, at Huddersfield. Members of the family - including John's sister Elizabeth — were buried at St Mary's Church, Cottonstones Hadwen, John [] Of Kebroyd. Son of John Hadwen. Inhe was one of the subscribers to the Halifax Dispensarygiving 1. He was a silk manufacturer []. He married Elizabeth Hannah James []. They had no children. John was buried at St Peter's Church, Sowerby [27th December ].

There are memorials to members of the family at St Peter's Church, Sowerby. See Rachel Hoyle Hadwen's: The company was founded by John Hadwen. They produced silk yarn which was used in the production of lace and silk sewing thread. Inthe company was declared bankrupt and their mills closed. Partners Frederick Walter Hadwen and Alfred Ingham were accused of fraud.

One of the mills was destroyed by fire on 6th November See Mill Bank Working Men's Club Hadwen, John Russell [] Son of John Hadwen. Emma died of TB. John committed suicide on 9th March in Birstall. His suicide was probably prompted by gambling debts Hadwen, John Wilson [] Son of Thomas Wilson Hadwen. He was a cotton spinner with his brother Joshua Lovel Hadwen at Kebroyd Middle Mill [] Hadwen, Joshua Lovel [?? Son Theodore became a civil engineer and emigrated to the USA [].

Her home address is given as 11 Clarence Road, Southsea, England Hadwen, Mr [17?? John He was an early member of the Hadwen family Hadwen, Noel Waugh [] Son of Frederick Walter Hadwen. He was badly gassed at the Battle of Hill 60 [May ]. He was killed in action whilst leading his Company [1st July ] aged Born in Richmond, Surrey. He lived at Richmond, Surrey [,]. He emigrated to USA []. His parents followed in They were all living in Kane, Illinois [ USA census]. Inhe married Ida Schelker [] in Illinois.

Ida's parents were from Switzerland. Theodore and his mother Wendela both died in Oak Park, Cook, Illinois Hadwen, Thomas [?? Son of Rev John Hadwen. Christened in Huddersfield [15th June ]. Cotton spinner in partnership with his brother, Johnat Severhills Mill, Ripponden in the early 19th century untiland at Kebroyd Middle Mill.

The brothers had learned the cotton spinning trade at Oldham. Thomas dissolved the partnership was in August He was recorded as the owner of Soyland Mill []. On 12th Marchhe married Sarah Whittaker [] at Oldham. Of Dean House, Sowerby which he inherited from his uncle Joshua Wilson. Aroundhe was active in Parliamentary Reform. He married Margaret Lovel []. His sons, carried on the cotton-spinning business at Kebroyd Middle Milland his 3 brothers continued the silk spinning business.

Members of the family were buried at St Peter's Church, Sowerby: Thomas Wilson [19th March ]. There are memorials to members of the family at St Peter's Church, Sowerby Hagan, Very Rev Oswald M. Inhe married Ann Mullen [??? Rider [] He was the brother-in-law Agnes Marion Barberand used some of her work in his novels Haggas, James [] Son of delver James Haggas.

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He was a delver [,]. Inhe married Hannah Marshall [??? Hannahfrom Elland, was the daughter of delver Thomas Marshall. See George John Normanton Haggas, Thomas [] Son of James Haggas. He died in He is remembered on the Halifax Parish Church South African War Memorial, and on West View Park War Memorial Haggerty, James [18??

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He died in the conflict. He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Haggis, Edgar [] Born in Queensbury [14th January ]. He was a plasterer []. On 9th Octoberhe married Hannah Tasker at All Souls' Church, Halifax. He died in hospital in Camberwell with gunshot wounds [7th May ].

Hannah died 18th August Haggis, Harry [] Son of William Haggis. He was a wool comber []. Inhe married Grace Ann Blagbrough [] in Halifax. Inhe married Eliza Cawthra in Halifax.

They are mentioned in the List of Local Wills: He was an overlooker of wool combing machines []. Inhe married Azubah Smith [] in Halifax. He was partner in H. On 12th Mayhe married Azubah Smith [] at Halifax Parish Church. Inhe was declared bankrupt Hagstocks, Shibden Valley Aisled house. See Lower Hagstocks, Shibden Valley Hague, Ivan [] Of King Street, Todmorden.

On 10th Julyhe drowned when a sailing dinghy capsized on the river near Ely Hague, Rev William [1??? He was Minister at Providence Congregational Church, Elland [June ]. In Novemberhe resigned Hahnel, John [??

The entries for people with the surname Haigh are gathered together in the SideTrack. The Haigh family of Inchfield The family were involved in coal mining. See Foul Clough Coal Mine, Todmorden and Inchfield Coal Mines The Haigh family of Norland The family came originally from Scotland. They settled in Norland. Inthey were listed as landowners in the composition for Great Tithes in the parish. They became a very wealthy family, making their fortunes in wool.

They moved into the landed gentry. They acquired land and property in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Wales, including Grainsby Hall, Lincolnshire Aber La, Merionethshire — which later became Portmeirion Members of the family have included George Haigh and William Haigh The Haigh family of Southowram Haigh's: They manufactured valves and cocks.

After Haigh's death inthe company was taken over by the Hodgson family. The range of products was extended to include pipes and marine fittings. They were at Bridgefield Mill, Elland [, ] and Cross Mill, Elland []. Partners included James Heppenstall. See Edgar Wormald Haigh Brothers Partners included John Haigh and William Haigh Haigh Cote Dam, Wainstalls Built in by the Cold Edge Dam Company.

This was the first of their dams to be built. It was enlarged in Named for the nearby Haigh Cote Farm, Wainstalls. It had a capacity of 11, gallons. The dam was used for water-skiing in the s. It is now used by the Halifax Water Ski Club Haigh Cote Farm, Wainstalls Early 17th century farm at Wainstalls. Gives its name to Haigh Cote Dam, Wainstalls. Aka Haigh's BuildingsRich Man's Dwelling. It was the home of the Haigh family.

Owners and tenants have included David Pickles [s] William Henry Barrett [] James Stansfield [] It was divided into 3 dwellings: Init was acquired by Durham County Councildismantled and taken for re-erection at Beamish Museum. This is discussed in the book Aisled Houses in the Halifax Area.

See Frank Atkinson Haigh's: A property — known as Le Hagh House — is mentioned in a document dated The Mawde family lived at a house here in the 16th century. Mawde is recorded here in The present house was built around by James Murgatroyd on the site of the earlier dwelling.

Haigh Stone merchants at Northowram.

The partnership was dissolved in February Haigh's: It is said that Reuben Haigh was found under a Haigh tree Haigh's: William Haigh Limited Drapers, outfitters, and department store on Wharf Street, Sowerby Bridge. Established by William Haigh.

Inthey were at Centre Mills, Sowerby Bridge and their departments were listed as General and Fancy Drapery Dress Materials and Skirts Hosiery and Gloves Smallwares Carpets and Floorcloths Household Linen Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes Ladies' and Children's Millinery Ladies' and Children's Coats and Costumes Gents' and Boys' Boots and Shoes Gents' and Boys' Outfitting Gents' and Boys' Clothing Gents' and Boys' Hats and Caps.

Partners included Charles Herbert WallerAlbert Holroyd Haighand Hainsworth Newsome. The partnership was dissolved [22nd April ] so far as regards Charles Herbert Waller Hailey, John [17?? Born in Witham, Essex. He died 7th July aged He is remembered on Brighouse War MemorialHe is remembered on the Memorial at Brighouse Parish Church Hailstone, William [18?? He went on to become Rector of Porlock, Somerset Haining, Dr [18?? Recorded in Aprilwhen when the partnership was dissolved, as far as regards J.

The partnership was dissolved in September Hainsworth, Mrs Ann [??? She married John Hainsworth. Her husband does not appear on censuses after She was a common brewer employing 3 men [] and a brewer at Bank Brewery, Sowerby Bridge [] Hainsworth, E.

Edwin died 29th December Administration was granted to his widow Sarah Hainsworth, Frederick [??? Inhe married Emily Tomkins [] at Halifax Parish Church. Of The Dene, Luddenden. He was Chairman of Midgley District Council. In [Q4]he married Annie Andrews in Halifax. They lived at Lee Mount Road, Halifax. He died 11th June aged He was buried at the Ste.

In Marchhe was declared bankrupt Hainsworth, J. He and his son James were partners in J. Hainsworth and his son James Hainsworth. In Junethe partnership was dissolved. Recorded in Julywhen they sued Ingham Brothers for injuries received when he and his son James were involved in an accident with one of Ingham's waggons. He was a farmer of 27 acres. He married Sally [??? He was a coal merchant []. In Decemberhe was imprisoned for 4 months for the manslaughter of 7-year-old Joseph Walmsley on 30th September Joseph had gone into one of Hainsworth's fields to recover a knur which had been thrown from the adjoining lane Hainsworth, Schofield [] Born in Wilsden.

He was licensee of the Puzzle Hall Inn, Sowerby Bridge [, ]. Inhe married Lydia Heavysege Marsh Hainsworth, Timothy [1???

He died 1st March aged He is remembered on the Memorial at Shelf Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Hainsworth, William [] Son of Frederick Hainsworth.

Aroundhe emigrated to Canada. He worked at the Toronto Steel Plate Works. He trained at Folkestone, Kent. He accidentally drowned in France [27th July ] aged Vicar at St Paul's Church, Halifax [18?? He married Mary Elizabethsecond daughter of Henry Byrneat Brighouse Parish Church. Richard Cyril Byrne Mary Ethel Hilda Haking, General Sir Richard Cyril Byrne [] GBEKCBKCMG.

Son of Rev Richard Haking. Inhe married Rachel Violette Burford-Hancock [18?? He took part in the Burmese Expedition []. During the South African Warhe was commandant at De Aar Junction. Inhe became a Professor at the army Staff College. After a head injury, he returned to command the 1st Division from December until Septemberafter which he commanded the XI Corps for the rest of the war. During that period, he was known for being willing to wage a war of attrition, and was one of the generals who established a reputation for incompetence at that time.

Inhe was appointed Colonel of the Hampshire Regiment. Halco Trade name of the Halifax Tool Company Limited Halco Drilling International Limited Manufacturers of rock drilling equipment.

It was acquired by the Terex Company of America Haldesworth, John [15?? His will was recorded on 6th October Haldesworth, John [15?? Inhe acquired land in Northowram from his father. Richard John Robert Haldeworth, John de [12?? An early member of the Holdsworth family of Ashday Hall.

He is recorded at Wakefield Manor Court, held at Rastrick in He was a freeman at a court in Wakefield on 28th March John Thomas [recorded ] William [d ] Haldeworth, John de [12?? Inhe was bailiff of Hipperholme. Son of Richard de Haldeworth. He married Sibella [13??

John William Haldeworth, John de [13?? Richard John Robert He was buried at Halifax Parish Church Haldeworth, Richard [14?? He married Margaretsister of John Hoile from Shepperhouse, Sowerby. John Haldeworth, Richard de [1??? He held lands in Hipperholme. John William Haldeworth, Robert de [1??? Inhe surrendered land to his children Haldeworth, Thomas [1??? He had a son known as John Thomesone de Haldeworth Haldeworth, William [14?? He married Johannadaughter of Richard Waterhouse. Richard who married Elizabeth In his will ofhe gave land to the chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Halifax Church Haldeworth, William de [13??

John Margaret Isabell who became Mrs Nettleton Junett who became Mrs Wade His will is recorded in Volume 2 [] of E. Crossley's book Halifax Wills Haley, Alfred [18?? He lived at Heathfield Place [] Haley, Arthur [] Son of Mrs M. Haley of 3 Sunny Bank, Wheatley. He lived at 7 School Terrace, Wheatley. He was killed in action [29th November ] aged Inhe emigrated to Canada. He died 30th October aged In [Q3]he married Sarah Ann Hackett in Doncaster. He died 10th April He is remembered on Rastrick War Memorial.

In [Q2]Sarah Ann married Dick Hill in Halifax. He was reported missing and assumed to have died in the Middle East [16th June ] aged On 16th Septemberhe married Sarah Ann Drummond [] in Halifax. He was an official of the Halifax Union Bank. He was one of the founders of the Halifax Equitable Benefit Building Society [], and a director []. He married Unknown who died before him.

The Haley Hill Sax Horn Band was in attendance. The gardens of the house were let by Edward Akroyd to his workers, members of Haley Hill Working Men's Collegeand local residents Haley Hill Billiard Club, Halifax 19th century billiard club. Some time beforethe club issued a penny token [which can be seen at The British Museum ] Haley Hill Choral Society Recorded in Haley Hill Cocoa Tavern Opposite North Bridge Station.

A branch of the Halifax Cocoa House Company. Recorded in Haley Hill Garden Allotment Society The members were employees of Edward and Henry Akroyd. Recorded in Augustwhen the annual show was held at Woodside and the Woodside Brass Band enlivened the proceedings Haley Hill, Halifax Messuage formerly known as Batt Hill, Halifax. Elizabeth who married John Riley Haley's: Haley Stone quarrier at Northowram and Sandymere Quarry, Shelf [] Haley, James Edward [] Son of Walter Haley.

Born in Halifax [16th November ]. He was sent to France [June ]. He was posted as Missing from the 30th of July His father wrote to the War Office stating that he had received a letter from his son on 29th August saying that he was a Prisoner of War. He was discharged in March Haley's: Partners included Isaac Haley Haley, Rev Joseph [18?? Inhe moved to Lister Hills, Bradford Haley, Joshua E. He was a brickworks labourer.

In [Q1]he married Hannah Pearce in Halifax. They lived at 53 Great Albion Street, Halifax. He was reported missing [August ].

He died 21st November aged He was a confectionery commercial traveller for Mackintosh's and worked with them for 18 years. On 23rd Marchhe married Gertrude Greenwood at St Paul's Church, King Cross.

He was killed in action [30th January ]. After his death, Gertrude moved to 3 Bamber Avenue, Bispham, Blackpool Haley, Sarah Ellen [?? She was a worsted drawer [] She had 3 children father unknown: Inshe married Joseph Pickles at Halifax Parish Church Haley, Walter [??

They were at the Freemasons' Hall, Halifax []. They met on the fourth Wednesday of the month []. Masters and members of the Lodge have included Irvine Hindle — Master [] Half-a-crown Fanny [18?? See Halifax Early Closing AssociationMarket Day and Todmorden Tradesmen's Early Closing Association Half Hole, Soyland Halford, Ernest A. George Peel is recorded here []. See Barker Royd Mill, SouthowramJoseph BrookMalt Shovel, Southowram and Marshall's Halfpenny Can, Southowram Area of Southowram between St Anne's in the Grove and Brookfoot Hill.

See Halfpenny Can Lane, SouthowramTitus Lightowler and Malt Shovel, Southowram Halfpenny Hole Clough, Pecket Well See Roms Hill, Pecket Well Halfway House A local name for Savile Park Lodge Haliday, Samuel [16?? On 17th Mayhe married Lydia Hoyl at Coley Church. Jo [bapt ] Martha [bapt ] Halifax Halifax, Baron [] See Charles Montagu Halifax John [] Another name for Johannes de Sancto Boscomathematician and astronomer born in Rastrick Halifax, Tom The pen-name of John Lister when he wrote articles for the Halifax Guardian after the death of J.

See Halig-fax and The Helig Halig-fax An early name for Halifax. See The Halig Haligonian A native of Halifax. I suspect that this may be used more frequently in Nova Scotia than in West Yorkshire! The entries for people with the surname Hall are gathered together in the SideTrack. The Hall family Owned Boothtown House. The family established the Booth Town Charity.

The partnership kept an agent and a stall at Blackwell Hall, London. See Mitchell's School, Sowerby Hall End Chocolate Store, Halifax Waterhouse Street Recorded in in a newspaper advertisement for Collinson's Hall End, Halifax Hall Gate, Mytholmroyd Owners and tenants have included James Broadbent Hall Green, Soyland Recorded inwhen Thomas Hodgson lived here Hall-Ing One of the areas of common land around Halifax Parish Church and the Moot Hall in the 14th century.

Others were Blackledge-IngNetherfieldNorthfieldSouthfield and Sydel-Ing. See Ing Hall Ing House, Southowram House off Towngate. The drive became The Park. He also left money to establish the Hall Street Almshouses, Boothtown. See Booth Town Charity Hall Moor Farm, Soyland Owners and tenants have included Willie Broadbent Hall of Science, Halifax Ina building with this name was offered to the Halifax Mechanics' Institute.

The offer was declined on account of other plans and schemes which were under consideration Hall Royd Junction, Todmorden On the Copy Pit Line near Portsmouth Railway Station. One line goes to Burnley, the other to Manchester Hall Royd, Todmorden Or Hallroyd.

Owners and tenants have included Richard Ingham [] Elizabeth Ingham [] Hall Stones Farm, Todmorden Upper Lane. He also left money for a small school-house.

Cottages in Hall Street, Boothtownthe property of Jonathan Hallwere converted into almshouses and a schoolhouse. See Brockholes Estate, OvendenJeremiah Hall Charity and Moorfalls Estate, Northowram Hall Street fairground 19th century market for livestock sales. The market was established here when animal trading had been banned from the centre of Halifax.

On 11th Octoberhe married Ruth Green [] at Elland Parish Church. The family lived at New Street, Stainland with Old Lindley [] New Street, Stainland [] New Street, Stainland [] Hallas, David [] In census returns and other sources, his name is written HallasHollas and Holas Born in Sowerby.

Inhe married Mary Ann Taylor [] at Halifax Parish Church. Recorded in at Ward's End, Halifax Hallas, Gledhill [] Aka Gledhill Hallas Green. Son of Martin Hallas.

Born in Stainland [1st January ]. Inhe married Sarah Elizabeth Sutcliffe in Halifax. Sarah Phoebe [] who was a pupil teacher [] and married [] George Clark in Nottingham Reginald [] who was a woolstapler's clerk [], an engineer [] The family lived at 28 Beech Terrace, Halifax [] Oak Terrace, Stainland with Old Lindley [] 11 Hope Hall Terrace, Halifax [] 32 Addison Street, Nottingham [] 27 Milton Street, Nottingham [] Gledhill died at 27 Milton Street, Nottingham [18th April ].

Probate was granted to son Reginald Hallas and daughter Sarah Phoebe Clark. Sarah Elizabeth died 2 weeks later at 27 Milton Street, Nottingham [6th May ]. Inhe married Mary Emma Atkinson [??? Between the census of and his marriage inhe changed his name to Martin Hallas Green. On 13th Decemberhe married Ruth Gledhill at Halifax Parish Church. Ruth was the daughter of Anthony Gledhill. Members of the family were buried at Providence Congregational Church, Stainland Hallas, Richard Henry [] Son of Henry Hallas.

He emigrated to Canada around In Canada, he was working in Toronto; a member of the Mendelssohn Choir. He came to England to live forex rates graph his training.

He was sent to France in August He died from wounds in the abdomen [24th November ]. He was buried at the Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension, Nord. In 5 minute best binary options broker in uk, he published The Halifax Mercury at 14 How to get money on miniplanet on facebook for free Street, Halifax.

He went into business with his sister-in-law? InSidney was living at 42 Greenwood Street, Halifax as a boarder with Mrs Mary Bawne [aged 38] joiner's widow. Inhe married Anne Balmford [??? They lived at Ingwood Terrace, Elland-cum-Greetland [] 36 Cromwell Street, Halifax [, ] Living with them in was visitor Owen G Williams [aged 16] Hallas, Sidney [] Son of Martin Hallas. He was a woollen weaver []. He went into business with his sister-in-law Sarah Elizabeth Sutcliffetrading as The Zelova Soap Company He lived at 36 Cromwell Street, Halifax [] Hallas, T.

In Februaryhe was declared bankrupt Hallas's: Elizabeth [] who married John Jackson The family lived at Stormer Hill, Norland [, ] 97 Wood Court, Sowerby Bridge [] Members of the family were buried at St George's Church, Sowerby: Ruth [11th January ]; Edmund [20th January ] Hallawell, James William [] Born in Halifax.

He was landlord of the Prince of Wales' Feathers, King Cross, Halifax []. Inhe married Elizabeth Hall in Halifax. After his death, Elizabeth took over at the Prince of Wales's Feathers. Inhe performed at a concert given by the Halifax Philharmonic Society.

On 1st Mayhe conducted a concert at which Mrs Sunderland sang. In Novemberhe conducted his orchestra, and played the piano, at a concert given by the Halifax Choral Society at Halifax Drill Hall Haller, Alfred L.

He was educated dominion resources stock market ticker symbol Heath Grammar School. In [Q2]he married Nellie Bradley in Stoke. They lived in Pellon Lane, Halifax. He died 12th September aged They lived at Leamington Avenue, Halifax.

He was killed by enemy action in the UK [12th September ] aged He was buried at St James's Cemetery, Dover [D 1]. He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Hipperholme Grammar School. His brother Arthur Cyril also died in the War Hallett, Fred [1??? He was killed in the conflict. He died 1st September aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Halifax Police Station Hallewell, Arthur Gordon [] Son of Benjamin Hallewell.

He went out to the Dardanelles [August ]. He was evacuated to Egypt, and was hospitalised where he had a toe amputated. He served on the Suez Canal, and in France, where his bottom jaw was shot away [13th September ].

He died in hospital at Boulogne 11 months later [17th August ] aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at All Saints' Church, Dudwell Hallewell's: Inhe married Jane Harding [] at Halifax Parish Church. Benjamin died in Halifax [] aged Members of the family were buried at All Saints' Church, Dudwell Hallewell, Charles Frederick [] Born in Halifax.

In [Q2]he married Unknown in Todmorden. Annice Irene [] who married Charles Clifford Harrison Portman The family lived at start blogging to make money Heath Hall, Halifax [] Halley, A.

Marlin 25mn synthetic stock is remembered on Heath Grammar School Memorial Gates Halliday The entries for people with the surname Halliday are gathered together in the SideTrack. Halliday's Stone quarrying company at Howcans how to buy stock on etrade The Halliday family The family — possibly a family of cattle drovers — originally came from in and around Dundee, Scotland.

AroundJohnRichardAbraham and George Halliday arrived in the district and started Pule Hill Pottery. Aroundthey moved to Bateain, Northowram. Inthey established Howcans Pottery. The family had the tradition of serving their employees a stew for breakfast on Christmas morning.

Significant members pattern day trader wash sale rule the family included John Halliday and Isaac Halliday.

Inpartners included brothers George and William Halliday. They were at Holmfield Brick Works []. Their offices were at Howcans Brick Works. On 27th Marchthere was an Auction Sale for their Brickworks at Boothtown. See Halliday family Halliday's: Halliday Transport company of Cragg Vale. Mary [] trade future options nse married Michael Stocks Elizabeth who married Charles Gleadhall Hallin Hall Reservoir, Hebden Bridge Underground reservoir.

In Septemberplanning permission was granted to convert the water treatment works into a 4-bedroom house. In Novemberan application [the same? Halliwell of Bailiff Bridge. He died 12th December aged After his father's death [], he carried on his father's dental business at 21 Union Street, Halifax and at Huddersfield. Inhe won gold medals for his work at the Halifax Exhibition Inhe married Mary Jane Wilcock [???

InUttley died and William Halliwell 60 second binary options free demo bonus no deposit on the business alone Halliwell, David [] Playwright born in Clifton. His most famous play was Little Malcolm and his Struggle against the Eunuchs []. In the s, he upset local people when he wrote Steps Backa play about a man who, returning to Brighouse after 15 years, takes his girl friend on a tour of medical billing jobs from home in nj from his childhood Halliwell, Frederick Henry [] Local dental surgeon.

He introduced Vulcanite to the district. He married Martha [?? He was a retired grocer []. Aroundhe married Amelia [?? The family lived forex hacked download free 2 Trinity Place, Halifax [] Halliwell, William [] Or Helliwell. He was honorary Secretary of Park Sunday School, Brighouse. He worked on many local buildings including the restoration of Brighouse Parish Church Park Methodist Chapel Brighouse Technical School He married Sarah Ann from Northowram.

He died 26th May aged He died 17th June He is remembered on Elland War Memorialon the Memorial at Providence Congregational Church, Ellandand on the Memorial at Elland Boys' Brigade Hallowell, Alma Jane [?? Inher parents were dead and she was head of the household at Ripponden Bank, Barkisland. Inshe was living with sister Florence and her husband William Holroyd.

Inthe Sowerby Bridge Chronicle pairs trading intraday an advertisement for Miss Alma Hallowellsinging teacher Hallowell, Edmund [] In [Q1]he married Emma Wilson [18??

Norris Lambert The family lived at 93 Centre Vale Terrace, Triangle. Members of the family were buried at St Peter's Church, Sowerby Hallowell, John Herbert [19??

He was Mayor of Brighouse [] Hallowell, Joseph [] Son of James Hallowelltailor. Inhe married Bathsheba Ward [] at Halifax Parish Church. Bathsheba died in InAlma Jane was head of the household at Ripponden Bank Hallowell, Norris Lambert [] MM.

Son of Edmund Hallowell. He was breaking fox news chicago Director of Ripponden Commercial Company [, ] Hallroyd Bridge, Todmorden Railway bridge at Hallroyd Road, Todmorden Halmshaw, Anthony [19?? He won a cap for Great Britain against New Zealand while at Halifax Halmshaw, Rev Charles [] Or Holmshaw.

On 15th Decemberhe married Eliza Horner at Halifax Parish Church. Their grave is next to that of brother-in-law John William Balme Halmshaw, Charles [] Born in Cleckheaton [14th August ].

He was a wire drawer []. On 9th Augusthe married Catherine Hemingway [] in Birstall. Catherine died in Charles died 16th May Catherine [17th April ] Halmshaw, Herbert [] He lived at 42 Eldon Place, Halifax. He was reported buy oem toyota parts online and assumed to have died at Steenwerk, near Ypres [11th April ] aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance and at King Cross Cemetery Halmshaw, William [??

He was a coal miner [, ]. He married Sarah [??? Early 19th century cottages Halstead The entries for people with the surname Halstead are gathered together in the SideTrack. The Halstead family of Erringden See Mytholm Hall, Hebden Bridge and The Halstead family of Halifax The Halstead family of Halifax In the 16th and 17th century, they were at Northowram and Ovenden.

See Bill GatesAbraham HalsteadJonas Halstead and The Halstead family of Erringden Halstead: The partnership was dissolved in September Halstead's: Halstead Shuttle manufacturers at Halifax. Partners included brothers Bannister Halstead and Handel Halstead. The partnership was dissolved in July Halstead's: Established by Bannister Halstead or Bannister Halstead or one of their descendants.

Recorded inand Halstead Brothers Builders, joiners, school furnishers, timber merchants and undertakers. Established by brothers Stephen and William Halstead. They were at Eastwood, Todmorden [, ] Halstead's: Halstead Shoddy manufacturer and waste merchant at Calder Bank Mill, Elland []. There is a datestone See Spink House, Colden Halstead's: Partners included Handel HalsteadJohn Halsteadand William Henry Halstead.

The partnership was dissolved in January Binary options transaction copy trading business was carried on under the same name by John and William Henry. The business was still at Bridge Street [] Halstead's: Halstead Brassfounders at Hebden Bridge. Halsteadand H. The partnership was dissolved in February as far as regards H. Partners included brothers James HalsteadBannister Halsteadand Handel Halstead.

The partnership was dissolved in February as far as regards Handel Halstead Halstead's: Established around by John Halstead. In JanuaryJ.

Halstead, nurseryman and gardener at Todmorden was listed under Petitions for Liquidation by Arrangement Halsworth, Charles [??? He was a telegraphic messenger []. He and James Buckley were postmen in Halifax and delivered letters on the same round for 40 years. When they retired init was claimed that they had walked a total ofmiles.

They were each awarded the Imperial Service Medal. Incanadian forex calgary married Mary Sheard [??

He was the illegitimate son of Geoffrey Plantagenetand half-brother of Henry II. He married Isabel de Warenne. William Isabel Inthrough his wife, he took the titles De Warren and Earl of Surrey and succeeded to the Manor of Wakefield. He granted his inheritance in Sowerbyshire to Jordan son of Essolf. He was amongst those who denounced Thomas Becket as a traitor at the Council of Northampton He built the keep at Conisbrough.

He strengthened the motte of Sandal Castle with stone in He was buried in the Chapter House at Lewes. Fromthe village of Stainless steel wire balustrade systems was held by the Earls of Warenne. See Helias son of Essolf de Sothill and Stansfeld Hamer The entries for people with the surname Hamer are gathered together in the SideTrack.

They were at Carlton Electrical Works, Halifax [] Hamer Cottage, Blackshawhead Badger Lane. The family lived at Hamerton House, Elland. Dr John Hamerton was an early member of the family The Hamerton family of Langfield They were lords of the manor and controlled Langfield. In the early 16th century, the manor was, by attainder of Sir Stephen Hamertonforfeited to the Crown Hamerton, Emma [] Daughter of John Amd 65 tactical parts and sister of Lucy.

She and her sister Lucy were educated at Southport. Both sisters were superintendents and taught at Sunday School in Elland for over 50 years. The girls' Sunday School was in Grace Ramsden's School. Later, option spread trading software had charge of the choir at Elland Parish Church.

She died 21st November aged He was buried at Elland Parish Church Hamerton, Ernest [] MRCSLSA. Son of Dr John Hamerton. In Septemberhe was admitted as a Licentiate at Apothecaries' Hall. He was in practice with his father in Elland []. Aroundhe built Hamerton House, Elland. On 7th Decemberhe married Helendaughter of William Scholefieldin Elland. Helen was the sister of Mary Elizabeth who married Ernest's brother Joseph.

Ernest died 1st January Members of the family were buried at Elland Parish Church Hamerton House, Elland Westgate. Built by Dr Ernest Hamerton [around ]. His sisters, Lucy and Emmawent to live at the house. See Hamerton Close, Elland Hamerton, John [17??

John Hamerton, John [17?? Of Fold, Shibden and Staups, Shibden. John Northend Nicholls Hamerton, Dr John [] Son of John Hamerton. He came to Elland in He was the first member of the Hamerton family of Elland. He was educated at Stockport Grammar School, and then at Guy's and St Thomas's Hospital, London.

He was a retired surgeon []. In 23rd Mayhe married Mary Rushforth at Elland Parish Church. The will was proved by John Wilkinson of Beech Grove, Elland Hamerton, John Northend Nicholls [] Eldest son of Dr John Hamerton. Baptised at Elland Parish Church [1st June ]. He was in London studying to be a doctor when he died of epilepsy just before taking his exams for the College of Surgeons Hamerton, Joseph [] Hamerton Yard, Brighouse is named for him Hamerton, Joseph [] Youngest son of Dr John Hamerton.

On 1st Decemberhe married Mary Elizabethdaughter of William Scholefieldin Elland. Mary Elizabeth was the sister of Helen who married Joseph's brother Ernest. They lived at Spring Field, Shibden. He went to America. He died at St Elmo, Alabama Hamerton, L. On 7th Octoberhe married Mary Blanche Musson at Elland Parish Church.

Beryl Audrey [] who never married Bernard John Cuthbert [] who was a school master [] Francis Michael [] The family lived at real-time currency exchange rates (ecb) Hove Park Villas, Sussex [].

Laurence died 20th October Probate was granted to his widow Mary Blanche and son John Cuthbert Hamerton, Lucy [] Daughter of John Hamerton of the Hamerton family of Elland.

Data entry work at home in gurgaon was born at The Cross, Elland [8th March ]. She and her sister Emma were educated at Southport [].

She and her sister, Emmalived at Hamerton House which had been built by their uncle Ernest Hamerton. She forex breakout detection a church-goer and a significant public figure. Her history entitled Olde Eland — which was written to raise funds for Canon Winter's appeal to build All Saints' Church — gives a picture of 19th-century life in Elland.

She died 7th May aged An obituary in the The Halifax Courier described her as Elland's authoress and oldest inhabitant She was buried at Elland Parish Church Hamerton, Northend Nicholls [] Of Castle House, Rastrick. Son of John Hamerton. He was a land agent []. On 16th Mayhe married Harriet Crowther [] at Halifax Parish Church. His brother John was called to attend him, but he died 3 hours later at Fixby Hall. Born near Oldham, Lancashire.

He produced an unsuccessful volume of poems, then did some landscape painting. He was editor of the Local Portfolio. Inhe came to live in Halifax. He camped at Widdop and studied the rocks and heather, and wrote about his experiences in The Painter's Camp. Inhe rented the Scottish island of Innistrynych, and settled there with his French wife, before moving to France. He wrote and edited forex trading in hyderabad india books, essays and articles, including The Exercising stock options strategies Camp in the Highlands [] — an autobiography Etching and Etchers — the standard work on the subject He died suddenly in Paris Hamerton, Rev Samuel Collingwood [] MA.

In [Q4]he married Eliza Hollingshead [] in Tonbridge, Kent. Laurence Collingwood Servizio sul forex iene family lived at Grange Bank, Shanklin, Isle of Wight.

He died in stock broker salary denver co Isle of Wight [6th January ]. The will was proved by his widow Eliza Hamerton, Sir Stephen [14?? The Manor passed to the crown, but his family held property in the district Hamilton, Bernard St.

George [] Son of Rev J. He was a Territorial with the Glasgow Highlanders the 9th Highland Light Infantry. He died 28th June aged Inboth he and the company are listed at 13 Prescott Street Halifax Hamilton's: They were at 71 Northgate, Halifax, 42a Pellon Lane, Halifax [], and 13 Prescott Street Halifax [] Hamilton, Mrs Emily [18??

Electric and botanic practitioner at 24 Hopwood Lane, Halifax [] Hamilton's: Inhe moved to Crossgates, Leeds. Bernard They lived at Whitkirk, Leeds [] Hamilton's: Recorded around Hamilton, W. He is remembered on Elland War Memorial Hamm, John Henry [] Born in Halifax. In [Q2]he married Mary Jane Munday [] in Halifax. He went to the Front [around August ].

He died of exposure on sentry duty [11th December ] aged Recorded in the s Hammerton See Hamerton Hammerton, Gervase Disney [] 6th son of Holden Hammerton. Inhe and the family emigrated to New Zealand, aboard the Cashmere. In New Zealand, he became a lawyer. He entered the office of Arthur Standish in New Plymouth.

Inhe was agent for the Imperial Fire Insurance Company. Inhe went to live in Patea. On 19th Aprilhe married Mary Madeiradaughter of Francis Ullathorne Gledhillat Patea. Frank Lawrence Reginald Eustace daughter E. Brother of Thomas Edward Hammerton. He lived at Hollins Hall, Lancashire. He became a Halifax solicitor.

He practised with his father-in-law, Lewis Alexanderand his brother-in-law, Edward Nelson Alexander. On 2nd Septemberhe married Elizadaughter of Lewis Alexander. Inthe family emigrated to New Zealand, aboard the Cashmereand lived in Taranaki. He died in Nelson, New Zealand [27th February ] Hammerton, John [17?? He emigrated to New Plymouth, New Zealand Hammerton, T.

He emigrated to New Plymouth, New Zealandarriving from Auckland on the SS Wonga Wonga [11th October ]. He was a GP []. Inhe was widowed and living with his nephew Thomas William Cowell at Piccadilly, London Hammerton, Thomas Edward [] Son of Gilbert Hamerton of Burnley. Brother of Holden Hammerton. Solicitor at North Street, Todmorden. He was one of a number of attorneys who were commissioned for taking acknowledgements of deeds executed by married women and was a Commissioner for administering oaths in chancery.

Thomas Agnes [] who married Rev Joseph Cowell Elizabeth Forrest [] Mary [] Maria who died in infancy [8th March ] William who died in infancy [10th June ] The infants were buried at Coley Church Agnes was buried at Coley Church [13th December ]. Wilson [] William [] John Harrop [] The family lived at Hipperholme []. William and Ann were buried at St James's Church, Tong: William [22nd September ]; Ann [29th March ] Hammond, Eliza [] Born in Snaith. She was a servant to Nathan Whiteley and family, James Allen Whiteleyand Benjamin Whiteley at Smithy Clough, Ripponden from around until her death.

Daughter of Ezra Waugh Hammonda gentleman brewer of Halifax stockbroker Hall Bradford of the Hammond Brewing Family. Born at Cross Stone. He was killed in action [23rd January ] aged He is remembered in the Todmorden Garden of Remembrance Hammond, Rev L. They lived at Rastrick. He died 8th December aged He was buried at Rastrick Cemetery [C 14 40] Hammond, William [1???

He lived in Todmorden. He was killed in action [7th March ]. He is remembered in the Todmorden Garden of Remembrance Hamnett, Bernard [] Son of Eligibility to become a stockbroker and Arthur Hamnett of Todmorden. He died 1st May aged He died 29th September aged Hampson, Joseph Samuel [] Son of Samuel Hampsonfustian cutter.

He was killed in action [26th September ] aged He was buried at the A. He is remembered on the Memorial at Saint John's Mission Church, Hebden Bridgeand on the Memorial at Saint Thomas the Apostle, Heptonstall Hamshaw, Daniel [] Born in Clifton. Daniel died in Cleethorpes [] Han Royd, Midgley Moor There are several Bronze Age earth circles lying north east of Upper Han Royd on Midgley Moor: A cairn [m to the north east] A ring cairn [m] A cairn with an oval bank [m] See Lower Han Royd and Upper Han Royd Hanbury, Sir Thomas [] KCVO.

He became the largest property owner in Shanghai. In [Q1]he married Katharine Aldam Pease in 5 minute global trade binary options, Gloucestershire. It powered Hand Carr Mill Hand Carr Farm, Luddendenfoot Hand Carr Lane There is a datestone E. Originally Hand Carr Mill, Luddendenfoot.

The property is now 2 dwellings. See Hand Carr Clough, Luddendenfoot Hand, Cynthia [19?? Born in Grantham, Lincolnshire. Inhe married Caroline [?? Caroline was born in Dudley, Staffordshire, the daughter of James Henry Benthamcoal miner, and widow of Mr Booth.

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She had 2 children by her first marriage: He was sent to France. He was severely wounded [14th July ] and was in a critical condition. He died in the clearing station [16th July ] aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance. A memorial service was held at Halifax Parish Church Handley, Rev Dennis Francis [19?? Inhe left to become Rector of Almondbury with Farnley Tyas Handley, Rev J.

Joseph Edwards He died on 6th Novemberafter drinking a quantity of carbolic acid in mistake for beer Handley, Joseph Edwards [] Son of Dr Joseph Handley. He was known as Dr Handley. He was assistant to his father, and although he never took any technical qualifications, he carried on a medical and surgical practice for many years after his father's death. He had a breakdown in health and passed his practice on to his assistant, Dr George Philip Elliott.

He died of gunshot wounds to the abdomen [28th March ] aged He was buried at the St. He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Handyside, John Robertson [18??

In Marchhe was declared bankrupt Hanging Field Farm urnfield, Todmorden Enclosed Bronze Age urnfield lying north west of Hanging Field Farm Hanging Hey, Shibden A coal pit is mentioned here in when it was described as being about 70 yards deep and situated on the south side of Shibden Hall It gained the coal from the Upper Bed.

Most of the pits on the Forex trading in hyderabad india Hall estate were less than 50 yards deep Hanging Lee, Sowerby InJohn Royds bought the property Hanging Royd Farm, Northowram Shibden Head.

Owners and tenants have included James Hainsworth [] Hanging Shaw, Todmorden Owners and tenants have included William Law [17?? It was demolished in 1??? Hangingroyd, Hebden Bridge Area of Hebden Bridge.

The name is recorded as Hynganroyde [], Hingingroyde [], and Hanging Royd []. The name uses the element Royd and means a clearing on three black crows bad luck steep slope Hangingroyd House, Hebden Bridge House at Hangingroyd.

Owners and tenants have included Henry How much money does bill belichick make Thomas [] Frank Garwood [] Win win strategy for the binary options iqoption Thomas Clegg [] Demolished in 19??.

Hangingroyd Close stands on the site Hangingroyd House, Shibden House at Hangingroyd. William of Hangingroyd is mentioned inand Adam of the Hingandrode in InRichard of Heton bought the estate. The Longbottoms owned it in the 15th century Hangingroyd, Shibden Area of the Shibden valley mentioned in the 14th century Hangingshaw Todmorden Hangram Field, Brighouse Owned by the Drake family of Ashday [s].

St Paul's Methodist Chapel was built on this area at the junction of King Street and Police Street. When the church was demolished, make money on gumtree site became a marlin 30-30 replacement parts. This was demolished and the Brighouse Co-operative Society car park now occupies the site Hanley, John [15??

He died 12th October He is remembered in the Todmorden Garden of Remembrance Hanley, M [18?? He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Hanmer-Strudwick, John C. He is remembered on the Memorial at Halifax Building Society Hann, W. He was organist at St James's Church, Brighouse Hannam, Charles Thomas [18??

Ian Charles The family lived at Skircoat Green Road, Halifax Members of the family were buried at Heywood's Chapel Hannam, Ian Charles [] Son of Charles T. In [Q2]he married Kathleen Rose in Halifax. They lived at Southfields, London. He was killed at the Battle of Arnhem [19th September ] aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceon the Memorial at Rishworth Schoolon the Memorial at Halifax Building Societyand on the family grave at Heywood's Chapel Hannam, Mr [18??

He was a beer seller at the Red Lion, Halifax []. He married Briget [??? The entries for people with the surname Hanson are gathered together in the SideTrack. The Hanson family Important family in Woodhouse, Rastrick. Johnson of Hans or Henry de Rastrickwas the first member of the family. He changed his name and, inhe is recorded as John Hanson. It has been suggested that he did this in order to avoid confusion with his grandfather, John de Rastrick.

See Brighouse river crossingParkland TextilesRastrick Hall and Hanson family arms The Hanson family: They were at Birdcage Works, Halifax []. A advertisement for the business publicised their Famous Hop Bitters sealed with a tin capsule. Founded in by the grandfather of Thomas William Hanson. Inwhen the shop closed and the area was cleared for the construction of the Arcade Royalethey moved to new premises in King Edward Street.

Hanson and his brother, Arthurinherited the business when their grandfather died. After Arthur's death, Thomas carried on the business until he sold it in Partners were William and Samuel Hanson and J. They had business at Commercial Mill, Halifax []. They moved to Livingstone Mill, Queens Road [] Hanson's: Established by Charles Hanson Hanson's: Mrs Emmeline Jagger was injured and died in March The bomb damaged the West Hill pub and houses, about 30 of which had to be demolished.

It has been suggested that the single bomb was actually dropped by an allied aircraft Hanson Lane Economic Stores 69 Hanson Lane. A butcher's department was added around Hanson Lane Football Ground, Halifax Stood opposite Thrum Hall.

The first football match was played at the grounds on 7th October It was used It was succeeded by Thrum Hall. It was later occupied by Halifax Corporation Water Works. See James Dodd Hanson Lane gaol A purpose-built debtors' prison built in to replace the jail at Dungeon Street. The building had two storeys, an exercise yard and a chapel, and could accommodate debtors, each of whom spent an average of 16 weeks in the building.

The gaol closed in In Octoberthe West Riding Sessions resolved to purchase the Debtor's Prison and appropriate it for use as a Militia depot for the Sixth West Yorkshire Regiment. From Monday, 19th October all debtors within the West Riding who were committed to gaol, were sent to the Castle at York. Those incarcerated here included Joseph Bentley Leyland Hanson Lane Post Office Recorded in at 46 Hanson Lane, Halifax when William B.

Woodrowprinter and stationer, was postmaster Hanson Lane Reservoirs 2 midth century reservoirs. They were situated at the south-east corner of the junction of Hanson Lane and Queens Road. Built for Halifax Corporation. They had a capacity of 6, gallons. Inthe eastern reservoir was abandoned for the construction of the Victoria Cattle Market Hanson's: The subscribers to the new company were Luther Hanson [ of the ordinary share] Joseph Longbottom [20] Louis Ingham [20] George Charnock [20] C.

Keighleyand Esau Hanson Their headquarters were at Commercial Mills, Halifax []. Inafter the death of Esau HansonMr Walsha sleeping partner, joined the company. They then occupied Haley Hill MillsBeech Hill Mills [which was the new head office], Box Tree Mills, WheatleyJumples Mills, Wheatleyand Victoria Mills, Brighouse. In the s, the firm was known as Esau Hanson. Inthey employed over workers, and operated 80, doubling and spinning spindles.

It was swept away by a flood in September The Ha'porth Newspaper first published on 7th April On 13th Septemberit was incorporated with the Halifax Opinion.

On 3rd Januaryit became the Halifax Comet Happy Union See Rev Oliver Heywood Harbord, Mary [17?? He died 13th January aged He lived at Pickthall Terrace, Millwood [] Hard Hippings Bridge, Hebden Bridge Carries Carr Lane over the Calder to join Burnley Road alongside Canal Wharf Saw Mills Hardacre, Ernest [] Son of George Hardacre.

He worked as a carting agent for his father's business. He was killed at Ypres [5th December ] aged Ernest Hardacre, Harold Norman [19?? He is remembered on the Memorial at Halifax Building Society Hardacre, Irvine [] Son of John Hardacre. He was killed when a shell exploded prematurely [14th October ].

He was buried at the Duhallow A. He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance His brother Leonard also died in the War Hardacre, John [] Born in Cullingworth He was a brewer's drayman. In [Q2]he married Hagar Ramsden [] in Halifax.

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Albert [] who married [] Mary Smith [] Leonard Irvine The family lived at 24 Woodville Street, Lee Mount 24 Seedlings Mount, Halifax [] John died in Hagar died in Todmorden [Q1 ] Hardacre, John Henry [] He was educated at Halifax Secondary School [].

He lived at Springfield, Holmfield. He died in hospital [10th January ] aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Halifax Secondary School Hardacre, Leonard [] MM. Son of John Hardacre. In Februaryhe married May Slingsby. He was awarded the Military Medal He was killed in action [29th May ].

He was buried at the Brandhoek New Military Cemetery No. He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Saint Mary the Virgin, Illingworth His brother Irvine also died in the War Hardaker, Dennis [18?? He died 28th April aged He is remembered on the Memorial at Halifax Building Society Hardaker, I. Can anyone tell me anything about the man? Was he related to William Hardaker? He was landlord of the Delvers' Arms, Halifax []. He married Nancy [??

Some of his work — 6 paintings and a self-portrait — was exhibited at the Centre Vale Museum, Todmorden. When the museum closed inthe museum wrote to interested parties asking if they wanted the items to be returned to them.

Does anyone know where the paintings are today? He had an historical exhibition named for him. The partnership was dissolved in November Hardcastle Chalet Hardcastle Crags. Recorded inwhen John Greenwood was proprietor Hardcastle, Clifford [] He worked at the Stone Trough Brewery, Halifax. He lived at 29 Victoria Street, Halifax. He was killed at the Battle of Cambrai [20th November ] aged The area was popularised as a leisure area in Edwardian times.

The surname Hardcastle may have originated here. It re-appeared to make similar protests in and Hardcastle Crags Railway A small steam railway about 6 miles long which ran along the west side of Hardcastle Crags. It was started around carrying stone from Hell Hole Quarry for the construction of three reservoirs at Walshaw Deanand ran up the Walshaw valley and Blake Deanwhere stone supports for the trestle bridge can still be seen. For the carriages, Enoch Tempest bought 15 old horse trams from Liverpool.

The workers converted these into open trucks. There were several small engines — known as Paddy Mails because of the number of Irish workers. The railway closed in when work on the reservoirs was completed. On 27th MarchHalifax Corporation revealed a proposal for a new reservoir in Hardcastle Crags. There was a protest meeting in Hebden Bridge The proposal was opposed by many local people — including Phyllis BentleyLady Fisher-Smithand Sir Harold Mackintosh On 18th AprilTodmorden and Wadsworth councils protest at the proposal On 1st AugustHalifax Waterworks Committee abandoned the plan On 21st Septemberit was announced that 14, people had signed a petition against the proposal The proposal was revived inbut was rejected by the House of Lords.

It was revived by Calderdale Water Board inonly to be opposed by the Hardcastle Crags Preservation Committee. Ina House of Lords Select Committee approved a plan for a reservoir, but in this was overturned in the House of Commons Hardcastle, Edmund [] Son of Mrs F. Hardcastle of 4 Smithfield Terrace, South Lane, Elland. He died 27th September aged He was buried at St Stephen's Church, Lindley [21 S].

He is remembered on Elland War Memorialand on the Memorial at Elland Boys' Brigade Hardcastle, Edwin [] Son of Wright Hardcastle. He had a particular interest in the life and work of John and Joshua Horner and collected work by them, which he gave to Bankfield Museum. He also collected original book illustrations, which he loaned out anonymously to museums across the North of England. In [Q1]he married Louisa Riley in Halifax.

Edwin died November After being on display at Towneley from tothe collection went into storage and did not re-appear for exhibition until The book illustrations are again regularly loaned out to other museums Hardcastle, Frederick [] Of Rhodes Street, Halifax.

He retired from the management inand was presented with a piece of plate, a gold snuff-box, and a purse containing a sum of money. He died 12th July Hardcastle, Henry Arnold [] Son of Wright Hardcastle. He lived at Burtree, Laurence Road, Skircoat Green. He died of influenza in Tidworth Military Hospital, Hampshire [1st April ] aged He was buried at All Saints' Church, Dudwell [3 ] He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceon the Memorial at All Saints' Church, Dudwelland on the Memorial at United Reformed Church, Carlton Street Hardcastle, Herbert [] Born in Brighouse.

Inhe married Elsie Wood in Halifax. He died 21st March aged Elsie went to live at 9 Ilford Road, Marton, Blackpool Hardcastle, Herman [] Son of James Hardcastle of 27 Kimberley Street, Brighouse. He was a carpet sizer at Firth's Carpets in Bailiff Bridge. He went to France [14th January ]. He died 9th April aged After his death, Florence Hilda married Mr Crossley Hardcastle, John [] Of Halifax.

Inhe married Ellen Cryer in Leeds. He died 7th June aged In [Q1]Ellen married David Nelson in Wetherby. They lived at Boston Spa Hardcastle, Joseph Scott [] Son of William Hardcastle.

Inhe married Naomi Watson. He died 2nd April Hardcastle, William [1??? Umbrella manufacturer at Crown Umbrella Works, Halifax. In [Q3]he married Hannah Barrett in Halifax. On 16th Decemberhe addressed a Labour Party meeting in the Mechanics' Hall, Halifax.

On 2nd Septemberhe visited Halifax to mark the coming of age of the Halifax Independent Labour Party. See Nimrod Howarth Hardiman, John [18?? He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Saint Bernard's Catholic Church Harding, Rev Arthur Clement [18??

He lived at Lyndale, Hebden Bridge [] Harding, Harry George [?? Inhe married Mary Janet Allan [??? He is known as a folk singer; comedian; photographer; songwriter; author; broadcaster. In the s, he appeared at the Grass Roots folk music club at the Plummet Line, Halifax. More recently he has appeared at the Hebden Bridge Trades Club.

He has lived at Mill Bank Harding, Mrs [1??? Born in Battersea, London [2nd December ]. On 11th Mayhe married Mary Riley at St Thomas's Church, St Anne's-on-Sea. He enlisted with the Royal Army Medical Corps [17th October ].

He was killed in action at Passchendaele while stretcher-bearing during heavy fighting [31st October ] Hardisty, Charles Albert [] Of 2 South Clough Head, Warley. He and his brother Wilfred were orphaned and brought up by Mrs Blackburn. He worked for Binnspork butcher in Market Street, Halifax. He was killed 3rd May aged His brother Wilfred also died in the War Hardisty, Wilfred [] Born in Wetherby. He and his brother Charles Albert were orphaned and brought up by Mrs Blackburn.

He was lost [5th September ] when his ship was torpedoed by German Submarine SM U and sank in the Firth of Forth with the loss of of the people aboard.

His brother Charles Albert also died in the War Hardman's: There was a serious fire at their mills on 7th September Hardman, Adam [18?? Born at Dobroyd, Todmorden [29th May ]. He took the Gauxholme estates — including Gauxholme Mill — away from his older brother, Robertpaid off his debts, and allowed him a pension for the rest of his life.

On 3rd Junehe married Sarah Unsworth []. James died 1st February Administration was granted to daughters Betsy and Susannah Hardman. Daughter Ada Hardman of Hallroyd House, Todmorden died 24th September aged Administration was granted to her widowed sister Angelina Midgley See Barker FieldenRichard William FosterGauxholme Cotton MillGoldthorpe vs Hardman and Mr Holgate Hardman, John [1???

His east window depicts scenes from the life of Christ: His west window depicts the last judgement. He also did work at St Stephen's, Copley Hardman, John [17?? Born in Hebden Bridge [23rd June ]. Harold [] who emigrated to South Africa in Mabel [] who died aged 2 years Redvers Walton [] who died aged 11 months John died at the Bull's Head, Sowerby Bridge [14th August ]. Son of Judith []. He owned much land and property in Todmorden, including The Black Bull Inn, Gauxholme [17?? Nancy [] who died in infancy Nancy [] John [] Mary Robert Hannah James Members of the family were buried at St Mary's Church, Todmorden Hardman, Robert [] Son of Robert Hardman.

He married Mary [] Children: He was a Captain in the local militia. This occupied much of his time and his wealth began to disappear. The situation was resolved by his younger brother, Jameswho took over the Gauxholme estates, paid off the debts, and allowed Robert a pension for the rest of his life Mary was buried at St Mary's Church, Todmorden. He owned the Shoulder of Mutton in Hebden Bridge.

He married Mary Ellen Lord []. John Cockroft Robert Lord [] Elizabeth who died aged 2 Mary Ellen was landlady at the Shoulder of Mutton [] Hardwick, Rev Edward Farrar [] Son of Mary Ann and William Hardwick. He was a Wesleyan minister Hardwick, Forest of Known as The Forest of Sowerbyshireuntil the 16th century. An area from Todmorden to Salterhebbleroughly equivalent to the Parish of Halifax. See Gibbet Law and Running Man Hardwick, John William [] Son of Mary Ann and William Hardwick.

Inhe emigrated to New South Wales, Australia Hardwick, Junius [18?? He was a stone merchant []. In [Q3]he married Fanny Shaw [] in Halifax. Harry [] Annie [] Ivy [] Shaw The family lived at Prospect House, Upper Lane, Brighouse []. Alfred died 4th February aged Members of the family were buried at Brighouse Cemetery Hardy, Arthur [] Born in Norland [28th July ]. Baptised at St Bartholomew's Church, Ripponden [22nd January ]. He died in Cape Town [7th May ]. He is remembered on Ripponden War Memorialand on Barkisland War Memorial Hardy, Bernard [18??

He died 2nd December He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Saint Paul's Church, King Cross Hardy Brink, Hebden Bridge A part of King's Farm Hardy, Charles [] Son of John Hardy. Willie [] The family lived at Belmont, Sowerby []. Living with them in was Charles's widowed mother Betty. Mary died in Educated at Trinity College Cambridge. He was Usher at Heath Grammar School []. He lived at 1 Carlton Street [] Hardy, Cyril [] Son of Joe Hardy.

He lived at 22 Greenup's Terrace, Sowerby Bridge. He was killed in action [19th July ]. He married Sarah Ann.

He was buried at St Anne's Church, Southowram He is mentioned in the List of Local Wills: He was Mayor of Todmorden [] Hardy, Joe [18??

He was injured — a split artery on his face — in the Pye Nest Tram Disaster of 15th Octoberbut was treated at home Hardy, Joe [] Born in Halifax He was a cab driver [].

On 5th Novemberhe married Martha Belfield [] in Halifax. He lived at 2 Glen Terrace, Clover Hill Road [] Hardy, John [] Son of William Hardy. On 5th Junehe married Betty Helliwell [] at Halifax Parish Church. He was a fishmonger. In [Q1]he married Mary Ann Worthington [] in Halifax. Educated at Parkinson Lane Community Primary School. He has been Chairman of Halifax Town Football Club; a newsagent at 31 Union Street, Halifax []; Conservative Councillor for Warley Ward []; Conservative Councillor for Skircoat Ward []; Mayor of Calderdale [] Hardy, John Edgar [] Son of John Hardy.

He was wounded and hospitalised in 3 Canadian Stationary Hospital. He died of pneumonia [7th November ]. He was buried at the Longuenesse St. He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Hardy, Jonas [1??? Inhe married Hannah Swaine [???

After Joseph's death, Hannah married William Chadwick Hardy, Joseph [??? He married Hannah [??? Bythey had fostered another baby, Phyllis Nelson. The family lived at Southowram Hardy, Raymond [] Son of William Hardy He worked at Greetland Dye Works. He was a member of Skircoat Green United Methodist Free Chapel.

He enlisted in He was killed in action in France, 2 days after his 23rd birthday [21st September ]. He is remembered on the La Ferte-sous-Jouarre Memorialon Copley War Memorialand on All Saints' War Memorial, Dudwell Hardy, Richard [1???

William His will is recorded in Volume 2 [] of E. Crossley's book Halifax Wills Hardy, Rev Ronald A. Inhe married Emily Dearden in Haslingden. They were taken to Halifax Infirmary for treatment. Born at Iona Terrace, Hove Edge [5th October ] He was a stone delver []. He was killed in action [11th April ].

Ann died 27th April [aged 60]. She was buried at Bolton Brow Wesleyan Chapel. Buried in the same grave is Anne Eliza [], the 4th daughter of Wesleyan Minister Rev Charles Janion. She was born at St Martin, West Indies and died in Halifax [19th January ] Hardy, William [1??? He was a carpenter [, ]. He married Mary [?? Living with them [in ] was grandson Frederick Hardy [aged 3] Hardy, William [??? Sarah Janeof Railway Terrace, Skircoat was born in Greetland, the daughter of Luke Fox deceasedlabourer, and widow of Mr Fletcher.

In [Q3]he married Susannah Singleton [] in Halifax. Sarah Jane [] Clara [] John died 2nd April aged See Northowram Hall Hare, John Wilfred [] Son of M. Hare of 12 Queen Street, West Vale. He died 28th September aged Between andhe leased a part of Shibden Mill. John Hare Spinning Company Limited Established on 18th January to construct Hare Mill, Todmorden. Those involved in the company included Lancashire businessmen Jonathan MilneAbraham Henthorn Stott [Senior] and Abraham Henthorn Stott [Junior].

There were claims of fraud and the company was wound up in Hare Mill was sold. See Jonathan Gledhill and Frederick Hague Moss Hare, W. He died 21st February He was buried at St Anne's Church, Southowram [NW border] Harehill Street Co-operative Society, Todmorden The Harehill Street branch of the Todmorden Co-operative Society opened on 25th May — the 15th new branch Harella: Clothing and underclothing manufacturers established in London by Lew Harris on his return from the USA in The company had factories in London and Birkenhead, and came to Halifax in the s, with factories at Croftmyl in West Parade and at Brunswick House [s].

Inthe company was taken over by the Selincourt Groupand in ? The factory finally closed in The Croftmyl building was later occupied by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce Harewood, Thomas Henry [] Son of William Harewood. He was a tailor []. On 26th Octoberhe married Mary Alice Mitchell [??? He was killed in action [4th May ].

Earlier form of Highroad Well Harewood, William [] Born in Sowerby. He was a worsted worker. Inhe married Ada Hannah Barraclough [] in Halifax. Alice Ann [] Thomas Henry James Arthur [] Lydia [] Emily [] Walter [] Florence [] The children were born in Sowerby Harford, Rev B. Recorded in Decemberwhen he attended a Poor Law meeting at Manchester Harger, George [1???

On 18th Marchhe was hanged at the Tyburn, Yorkfor the murder of John MooreBailiff of Halifax. A pamphlet was published entitled the Last Speech and Dying words of George Harger Harger, John [] Born in Halifax. He was a saddler and harness maker. On 25th Decemberhe married Mary Carver [] at Halifax Parish Church.

Sarah Hannah [bapt ] who married Joseph Moxon Kirk Eliza [bapt ] John Henry [bapt ] Thomas Carver [bapt ] Caroline Amelia [bapt ] who died unmarried in Bournemouth There are memorial clerestory windows for the couple in Halifax Parish Church erected by their daughters [] The Hargrave family of Warley There were branches of the family at Wakefield.

The family is discussed in the book Yorkshire Pedigrees Hargrave, Lawrence [14?? Son of Nicholas Hargrave. He died 7th October aged He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembranceand on the Memorial at Saint Mary's Church, Halifax Hargrave, Nicholas [14?? Richard Elizabeth John of Sowerby [will proved ] Lawrence Hargrave, Richard [1??? Richard Hargrave, Richard [15?? Son of Richard Hargrave. Richard His will was proved on 30th October Hargrave, Richard [15??

Robert Richard [bapt ] Christopher [bapt ] Thomas [bapt ] Sara [bapt ] He was buried at Wakefield Hargrave, Robert [15?? Son of Lawrence Hargrave. Inhe sold his land in Warley to George Holdsworth and went to live in Wakefield. He married Elizabeth Haldeworthdaughter of John Holdsworth. Son of Richard Hargrave Hargreaves The entries for people with the surname Hargreaves are gathered together in the SideTrack.

Partners included James HargreavesWilliam Bottomley and Thomas Jagger. The partnership was dissolved in December Hargreaves's: Iron founders established by Ebenezer Hargreaves in 18??. The house was rebuilt about Hargreaves Cotton manufacturers at Todmorden. The partnership was dissolved in August Hargreves, Mr [16?? Inhe was one of the first people to be granted a motor cycle registration and a motor cycle drivers' licence Harker, Raymond [] Son of Elizabeth Harker.

In [Q1]he married Doris Powell in Wensleydale. They lived in Todmorden. He died 28th October aged He is remembered in the Todmorden Garden of Remembrance Harker, Willie [] Born in Halifax. He was a brass worker []. On 16th Aprilhe married Sarah Ellen Hollas in Halifax. George [] Mabel [] Harkis, George [18?? John who also became an excise officer Harkness, John [18?? Lewis Dixon Harkness, Lewis Dixon [] Son of John Harkness. In [Q4]he married Ethel Ann Jones in Halifax.

They emigrated to Canada []. They lived at Strachan Avenue, Toronto, Ontario. He died of wounds [15th September ] aged He was buried at the Fosse No.

He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Harland, Edgar [18?? He is remembered on the Halifax Town Hall Books of Remembrance Harley Bank, Todmorden Area of Todmorden Harley, Harold [] Rastrick-born actor and playwright who worked under the name of Mark Ambient.

He was the eldest son of the Rev Robert Harleyminister of Bridge End Congregational Church. He wrote A little ray of sunshine which opened on Broadway on 28th August where it ran for 22 performances. He is best-known for his book The Arcadians which was turned into a popular musical.

The production opened in at the Shaftesbury Theatre, London, and on Broadway in See Spout House, Hove Edge Harley House Cottage, Todmorden Victoria Road. Early 19th century property. Harley House is attached Harley House, Todmorden Victoria Road. Harley House Cottage is attached. Owners and tenants have included John Sutcliffe [] John Frederick Sutcliffe [18??

Son of Robert Harleya Scottish Methodist minister. Born at Seacombe, near Liverpool. He was a well-known mathematician who carried out research into higher algebra, notably quintics.

At the age of 16, he was mathematics master at a school at Seacombe, Lancashire. Shortly afterwards, he was head assistant at his old school in Blackburn.