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Thanks all Yes it’s Ackworth, just outside Giggleswick. Jennifer sent a link to an old map that is on GENUKI Thank you all for your input. Jane

It is sometimes worth a search in the newspaper archive for a place name, there will be lots of transcriptions but it might find somewhere that is not in map gazetteer. If there is a good HER

Do you think it should read Ackworth which is near Pontefract. Hilary Jackson [email protected]> wrote:

Ackworth does seem likely (not to be confused with the parish of that name, near Pontefract). This link should show side by side maps (old and modern) with Ackworth in the middle:

North Yorkshire Record office used to have a good collection of old maps on their website but I can no longer find them. The best collection of old maps is on the NLS website. https://maps.nls.uk/

It could be an area around the church,as it has the same name.

Thank you so much for that. I missed that map. ‘Ackworth’ is definitely correct. A survey of English Placenames gives the historical form as Ac(k)with 1645 WillY 1771 M . from the Latin for

I read Akewith. There is an Ackworth on old maps. https://www.genuki.org.uk/sites/default/files/media/colin_hinson/YKS/WRY/Photographs/Maps/Giggleswick.png

Hello I have a baptism for ‘Adam son of Thomas Wilson Akewith’ 26 May 1715 St. Alkelda's Church, Giggleswick. I can’t find any place name ‘Akewith’ only Austwick, which is a parish

Thank you for your reply. My records show the GREAVES / DUCKITT farm was in Braithwaite near Kirk Bramwith in 1766. Maybe I need to contact Doncaster Archives to see if they have info about ownership

Thank you for your? knowledge of the? area especially? the advice for driving? there. I shall? remember that? and the two people who sadly? lost their? lives. Best wishes Margaret

Presumably the largest farm in Braithwaite was that associated with a house later known as Braithwaite Hall. This was owned from the 16th century to around 1750 by a well recorded Quaker family called

This Historic England entry for Hermitage Farmhouse https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1314829 shows several additional 'farms' on the map around Braithwaite. If you have

Hi Andrew & Margaret, The farms you mentioned are actually situated in ‘Thorpe in Balne’, my family lived at ‘Spring Acre Farm’ from 1966 until around the mid 70’s, but we shortened the name

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Hi My ancestor William GREAVES lived at a farm in Braithwaite near Kirk Bramwith, from about 1776 when he married a young widow, Ann DUCKETT, (maiden name WAITE) until he died in 1807. Their children

Just one surname added this month: GAVIN If you would like to add your surname(s) to the list, please use the form at: http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/YKS/YKSlist/submit.htm *_**PLEASE READ THE

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