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Sunday, 2 October 2011. 1881 Census: Paradise (Belmont near old mine) Thomas Dale, 40 yrs old, farmer of 238 acres. 1841 Census: Belmangate: W. Potter 40, John Potter 35, Robert 30, all farmers. Mary Gr- -wood 15. Mary Minikin, female servant. Ann Bolton, female servant. Also in Belmangate – John Wood, W. Pollard, John Calvert, Thomas Mills. Public meeting of Farmers and Millers and other inhabitants held 11 March 1833: Unan. res. Guisborough Provident Corn Mill Society. Presumably in Mill St. Yes. Born ...

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Sunday, 2 October 2011. 1881 Census: Paradise (Belmont near old mine) Thomas Dale, 40 yrs old, farmer of 238 acres. 1841 Census: Belmangate: W. Potter 40, John Potter 35, Robert 30, all farmers. Mary Gr- -wood 15. Mary Minikin, female servant. Ann Bolton, female servant. Also in Belmangate – John Wood, W. Pollard, John Calvert, Thomas Mills. Public meeting of Farmers and Millers and other inhabitants held 11 March 1833: Unan. res. Guisborough Provident Corn Mill Society. Presumably in Mill St. Yes. Born ...

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Sunday, 30 August 2009. Demolitions and Development 2. Market Place 17 C window. A 17th century window in the Market Place, Guisborough, which may shortly be replaced by a modern building. It was used as a shop until recently It is hoped that should alterations be made to the property the window may be put on view elsewhere. On the left of the picture are Coun. Tom Pallister (chairman of the Urban Council) and his brother, Mr George Pallister. Evening Gazette 26 April 1960. 8211;street, York. It will...

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Wednesday, 28 October 2009. Terse inscription on gravestone in churchyard at Bransdale. Would be interesting to see Burial Register. Right of Sepulture by Archbishop Sterne 1665.). From Wm Lillie’s. 8216;History of Middlesbrough’. 8211; Quarries 1854 Rate Book – Wm Byers. Rebuilt 1804 by James Wilson, carpenter. Stripped of gear 1879. Near Old Park farm: origin of name – 1665 – “Ann, daughter of William Justice” baptised 25 June. Copy of a letter from Grace Dixon to a Mr Walker, 9/12/1982. 1773 A Chalone...

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Guisborough History Notes: September 2009

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Wednesday, 23 September 2009. The running title of the Guisbro’ and Saltburn Herald is made up of three woodcuts formerly the possession of Messers JT Stokeld and Sons Ltd of Guisborough. Note the excellence of the serifs. On 9 December 1887 the title was changed to the “Saltburn and Guisbro’ Herald” and carried a lengthy and lively report of a Local Government Inquiry concerning street improvements in Saltburn. Subsequent issues bore the customary title. WD Brelstaff, Guisborough, 1972. The second issue...

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Guisborough History Notes: November 2009

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Wednesday, 25 November 2009. Family names A to E. 1823 – Par. Reg. S Nicholas – Baptism, Margaret, daughter of Henry and Mary Baliol, Comedian. The Book of Common Prayer, and Holy Bible, OUP 1844. Harriet and Robert Bradbury’s copy, the Gift of Philip, late Lord Wharton, 1844. See Post entitled ENVIRONS dated 28.10.2009 for illustrations of embossed front cover, endpapers and flyleaf. Thomas Bulmer, 40, tinner and brazier. John, 15, app. tinner. Thomas, 10. Deeds registered at Northallerton 30 Dec 1778.

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Guisborough History Notes: August 2010

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Sunday, 15 August 2010. The going of the railway. Cleveland Railway map 1863. On the branch into Guisborough station. Not the “high line” which went on to Boosbeck and beyond.) Sparrow Lane Bridge, and in the foreground the remains of the bridge of the old Cleveland Railway. Guisborough station from the W. Stockton and Darlington Railway Number Plate at Guisborough on wall of Stationmaster’s house. Line opened for mineral traffic 1853, and for passengers 1854. Last train out 29 April 1964. Pages 4 and 1.

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