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Showing posts with label Kirkleatham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kirkleatham. Show all posts
Saturday, 5 March 2022

Jane Atkinson of Kirkleatham (1751-1817), wife of Captain Thomas Galilee

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I've revised an earlier post of May 2013 and, as it belongs with the preceding posts, I'll post it here as well.   The two letters q...

Thomas Atkinson, surgeon (b1753) of Kirkleatham, Canada & Honduras Bay

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This replaces a piece about Thomas Atkinson posted in November 2012.  As it belongs with the preceding posts about the  The Atkinsons of Sca...

The Revd William Atkinson of Kirkleatham & Cambridge (1755-1830)

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This account of a quiet life is thanks to information from Stella Sterry, and to letters that were found years ago in a house clearance in L...

Thomas Atkinson (1722-92), Master of Sir William Turner's Hospital, Kirkleatham

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This follows on from the preceding post, The Atkinsons of Scaling Dam in the 17th & 18th centuries Thomas Atkinson was born on Friday 13...

The Atkinsons of Scaling Dam in the 17th & 18th centuries

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This is the sort of thing that one always hopes for – in 2013 I posted the Whaling Journal 1774 of Thomas Atkinson of Kirkleatham and articl...
Saturday, 15 February 2020

The 17th & 18th century Jacksons of Broughton Grange

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With many thanks to Jim Watson for this information.  We hope that publishing it here will be helpful to people trying to disentangle the...
Thursday, 20 June 2019

Update on 'Thomas King of Kirkleatham, brewer & smuggler'

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I have just been looking over an early blogpost on Thomas King of Kirkleatham , the brewer who was said to be in partnership with John Andr...
Thursday, 20 July 2017

Miss Margaret Clarke (1833-97), "highly-respected Northern educationist"

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Margaret Clarke belonged to the generation of pioneers in women’s education. She was born in 1833 in the parsonage in Wolviston, Co Durham,...
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