These are my original working notes, made quite a few years ago in the days before broadband and easy access to census records etc. I have done a certain amount of extra work in getting them ready to post here, so some of the entries are now up-to-date.
They include quotations from George Whitehead's Journals, ed. Helier Hibbs, which have been an invaluable resource for which I am very grateful.
As with the A-Z of Hutton Rudby people, my accuracy is NOT guaranteed! And I'm afraid they are not quite in alphabetical order.
Jack, Christopher, Margaret and Old INGLEBY/INGILBY of/in Settle/Lawkland Hall
Miss INGLEBY of CLAPHAM
Diary references:
20 Aug 1856: “Jack Ingleby Old Ingleby Mrs Jefferson Harrison [etc] took tea with us”
26 Aug 1856: “..went to Settle I saw Mr Ingelby & Mr Foster”
2 Sep 1856: “Went to Lawkland Hall Saw Margt Ingleby .....rode home by Austwick saw Jack Ingleby”
29 Jun 1857: “Went to Skipton Sessions Mr Wm Foster drove me to Settle station dined with Chr Ingelby at the Devonshire & then retd to Taitlands”
14 Jan 1858: “[at Leond Sidgwick & Jane Redmayne’s wedding] [etc] & Margaret Ingleby were bridesmaids”
24 Sep 1859: “ ... to Austwick I called to see John Ingleby Chr Ingleby & young Clapham”
3 Oct 1859: “Uncle [Redmayne] went to Clapham Fair Aunt Henry Lizzie & I went to Clapham in the large carriage I drove there We had dinner & tea at Miss Redmaynes Called at the vicarage & Miss Ingleby’s & had some good fun in the fair Hy Marriner was at home”
4 Oct 1859: “... to the Bashals to tea Jack Ingleby Mrs & Miss Wood & ourselves were there”
10 Oct 1859: “...with Uncle & Thos Stackhouse to Austwick Wood to shoot Mr Foster Mr Ingleby John Ingleby Robt Hargraves Thos Clapham Joe Birkbeck Thos Stackhouse John Hartley Uncle & I were there. We shot 46 hares 17 pheasants & 18 rabbits We all dined at Thos Claphams at 7 o’clock”
Pigots 1834:
“Gentry etc: Mr Robert Ingleby, Lawkland green”
“Gentry etc: Thomas Ingleby esq, Lawkland Hall”
Slaters 1849:
“Gentry etc: Charles Ingleby esq, Austwick”
“Gentry etc: Mr Robert Ingleby, Lawkland green”
1851 Census: Austwick
Christopher Ingelby, marr 27, Attorney & solicitor, b Lawkland Hall
Anne, wife, 34, b Westmorland
groom
house servant
INGRAM of/in SETTLE
Diary references:
Giggleswick class lists 1853
Pigots 1834:
“Gentry & clergy: Ingram, Rev Rowland, B.D., Giggleswick”
“Gentry & clergy: Ingram, Rev Rowland jun (curate), Settle”
“Academies & schools: Free Grammar School, Giggleswick - Rev Rowland Ingram, B.D. head master”
Slaters 1849:
“Gentry & clergy: Ingram, Rev Rowland, D.D., Giggleswick”
“Gentry & clergy: Ingram, Rev Rowland jun. Settle”
Tithe Map c1840
Giggleswick
Rev Rowland Ingram snr has Tanpit Croft (no 12) and house & garden (no 13)
Rev Rowland Ingram jun rents house & garden (no 98) and gardens (nos 99 & 100) from Wm Robinson
General histories etc:
“The churches of the Deanery of North Craven”
“the font....with a fine lofty Gothic wood cover suspended with a pulley, the gift of the Rev Rowland Ingram, vicar, 1840.”
Rowland Ingram was vicar 1839-1853. He was the son of the Rev Rowland Ingram, headmaster of Giggleswick School 1800-1845.
The headmaster R.I. laid the foundation stone of the new Settle church in 1836
JESSOP of Giggleswick School
Diary references:
Giggleswick class lists 1853
Tom JOHNSON of/in GREAT OUSEBURN
Diary references:
20 Jun 1858: “..walked as far as Uncle Pick’s at Ouseburn Tom Johnson set us part of the way back”
29 Jul 1858: “Sd Aunt Bell [etc etc] ... to Uncle Picks met the Howes Chas & Alice Atkinson & Tom Johnson”
26 Dec 1858: “[at Uncle Henlocks] Tom Johnson came in after church at night”
In 1859, J meets Tom five times at Ouseburn, either at Picks’ or at Henlocks’
Miss JEPSON of/in OUSEBURN
Diary references:
24 Mar 1856: “...went to Ouseburn to see the Craven party ...Miss Jepson & Edwd Crosby our Jane & Capes were there..”
26 Mar 1856: “...dinner at 2 o’clock as the Ouseburn party came to dine at our house...Miss Calder came & Miss Jepson..”
27 Mar 1856: “”[at Aunt Bell’s]...Joe & Aunt Bell played Miss Jepson & me we beat them hollow”
28 Mar 1856: “...went up to the Practise at the church with Aunt Bell & Miss Jepson”
30 Mar 1856: “...After tea Crosby called [at Uncle Pick’s] gave me a letter for Miss Jepson who was staying with Aunt Bell...”
12 May 1856: “ ..At Night went to tea at Aunt Bells Miss Jepson from Ouseburn & a Miss Johnson from Easingwold who was staying at Crosbys [etc] we went & rowed up as far as Slaters.....Joe & I went home with Miss Jepson & Miss Johnson...”
18 Sep 1856: “...At Night I went after tea to Aunt Bells Aunt Pick & Miss Jepson were there”
Mr W T & Mrs JEFFERSON, Solicitor of NORTHALLERTON
Diary references:
12 Aug 1858: “with Aunt Redmayne to [Bbdge] station to see off Mr & Mrs Jefferson of Northallerton & Miss Hartley who had been spending the day at Sedgwicks”
In 1860, J does some business for Mr Jefferson of Northallerton(copies of his letters are in his Manifold Writer). In November Mr Jefferson asks J to work for him, but he is busy with Hirst & Capes
Diary references:
23 Mar 1857: “Had the Surveyors (Mr King & Mr Winch) of the Post Office over today”
14 May 1857: “Borrowed Kings Gun”
Miss & Miss Eliza KYME of/in BOROUGHBRIDGE
Diary references:
16 May 1856: “Miss Kyme & Miss Eliza Kyme who were staying with the Walburns”
7 May 1859: “to Stotts to tea Miss & Miss Jane Walburn & Rd W. Miss Kyme & Miss Eliza Kyme were there we went out into a field & played Tessey & after that we had a polka in the house Had a very pleasant evening got home about ½ past ten”
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