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Stamfordham

The village green in Stamfordham. Stone cottages in Stamfordham. Stamfordham in the rain. Lock-up in Stamfordham. Stamfordham Church. The aisle in Stamfordham Church. Tomb in Stamfordham Church. Memorial in Stamfordham Church.

The tomb of William and Isabel Dixon

Memorial to George Salkeld, schoolmaster.

Handyside:

Also from this parish:

Annie HANDYSIDE,  1868

Edward Watson HANDYSIDE,   Abt 1856

Eleanor HANDYSIDE,   1851

Elizabeth Caroline HANDYSIDE,   1860

Hannah Isabella HANDYSIDE,   1871

Margaret Ann HANDYSIDE,   1858

Martha HANDYSIDE,   1862

Mary Jane HANDYSIDE,   1853

Robert HANDYSIDE,   Abt 1826

Ruth HANDYSIDE,   1865


Isabel BRODIE,  Abt 1780

William ERRINGTON,   1809

Alice MATTISON,   Abt 1827

John NEWBIGGIN,   Abt 1838

Isabella Ann M NICHOL,   1874

Margaret PIKE,  Abt 1860

Catherine PUNTON,   1874

Robert Handyside SEYMOUR,   1877

John TURNBULL,   Abt 1767


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Arranged around a large village green is Stamfordham, a place name first noted in the Pipe Rolls of 1188.

Other Parishes


Charlton:

Ann CHARLTON,   1788

Ann CHARLTON,   1790

Dorothy CHARLTON,   1783

Hugh CHARLTON,   1794

Jane CHARLTON,   1781

John CHARLTON,   1786