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The Redmire and Wensleydale Horners
Horners were comparatively recent inhabitants in Redmire, as the name Horner, as opposed to Horne, first appears in Redmire parish documents in 1729 [52] . This is on the birth of Elisa, daughter of Leonard Horner [53] . All the Horners in the Redmire Parish Registers originate from a Leonard and a James Horner and it is highly probable that they were father and son. A Thomas Horner and a John Horner recorded in Redmire in the eighteenth century may also be related to Leo Horner [54] . I think it is highly probable that they originated from Leyburn, further up Wensleydale [55] . These Redmire Horners appear to have been
wealthy. In 1756, a Leonard Horner was recorded as a Yeoman
farmer and a freeholder in the Duke of Bolton’s Court Book
[56]
. Leonard Horner is also recorded as a voter.
in the 1741 poll book
[57]
. By 1759, his son John Horner
was farming at Redmire
[58]
. Leo’s son, John Horner, also worked
the tannery in Priory House. In 1758, John Horner was a
Redmire juryman and in 1764 provided a horse and a cart for the
statute works in Redmire
[59]
. He was also recorded as John Horner senior
in the land tax returns of 1781
[60]
. By 1782, John Horner senior had his own lands
and tenanted some lands from the Duke of Bolton in Redmire
[61]
. John had two daughters named Dorothy and a
son John christened in Redmire, but his line does not appear
to have continued in Redmire
[62]
. Leo’s son Christopher married Elizabeth Foster
and fathered a family of five daughters and six sons in Redmire
[63]
. Christopher also farmed land in 1769 in Redmire
and was assessed in that year
[64]
. By 1782, Christopher owned his own land as
well as tenanting lands from the Duke of Bolton
[65]
. His eldest son Leonard remained in
Redmire and paid for one saddled horse during the Napoleonic wars
[66]
. Leonard extended his land holdings by 1793
[67]
. By 1816, Leonard held quite an estate
[68]
. Leonard married Christiana and had
a family of eleven children
[69]
. Leonard was probably also a tanner
[70]
. Leonard’s eldest son Christopher married
Ruth Calvert and later moved to Skipton
[71]
. This Christopher would appear to have held
lands from the Duke of Bolton
[72]
. His brother William and sister Anne
remained in Redmire until the 1870s
[73]
. James Horner was probably the son of Leo Horner, and his family survived [76] . A sundial dated 1743, found in the garden, bears the initials H I A that may stand for James and Anna Horner. The same initials with the date 1749 also appear over the door lintel of the Swan Inn at Redmire, which may indicate that it was originally a farmhouse, perhaps a Horner farmhouse. James’s eldest son Matthew married Jane Trailkit and had two daughters and one son James [77] . Matthew’s brother Roger married Mary Horsefield and had nine children [78] . Roger’s son James later moved to Middleham by 1819 [79] . Roger’s eldest son John married Elizabeth Storey and had a family of eight children [80] . In 1841 John was a Lead miner and lived in Castle Bolton [81] . John had two sons, named Roger Horner. The eldest Roger married Ann, but is only recorded in Castle Bolton in 1851 [82] John’s youngest son Roger married Nancy and settled in castle Bolton by 1851 with his aunt Margaret Mudd [83] . This Roger’s daughter Elizabeth was a servant in the household of Christopher Fawcett in Bolton by 1861 [84] . Roger’s wife Nancy was a widow by 1871, but still farmed in castle Bolton [85] . John’s son John Horner moved to
Redmire and had a large family
[86]
. John’s son Isaac married and his family
moved to Preston under Scar by 1841
[87]
. By 1851 Isaac’s family were established in
Aysgarth parish, and by 1861 Isaac was making a living as a rag
and bone merchant
[88]
. Isaac’s son John set up his own household
in Aysgarth in 1861
[89]
. Isaac’s son’s William and David may
also have stayed in Aysgarth
[90]
. Roger and Mary Horsefield’s son Roger
married Mary Fawcett and had six children
[91]
. His son Roger with his wife
Ann was also a Lead miner
[92]
.
[51]
For this and further details on Redmire see Redmire,
A Patchwork of its History, Isabelle McGregor, 1989. p. 143.
[52]
Redmire, p. 54. Other Hornes in Redmire are Robert
Horne christened 26 June 1698, son of Robert Horne. Thomas Horne
christened 1 September 1701, son of Robert Horne. George Horne
christened 7 June 1717, son of William Horne, and George Horn
christened 27 October 1751, son of George Horn. All were christened
in Bolton cum Redmire. See IGI. [53] Elisa was christened 10 February 1728, Bolton Castle cum Redmire. She later married Thomas Hall on 17 January 1773. IGI. [54] John Horner, junior is recorded as being assessed at 3 shillings and one and a half pennies in 1781,1782, 1783 in Redmire for land held from the Duke of Bolton. In 1784 the tax assessment went up to three shillings six pence and a farthing and remained at that level in 1785.In 1787 and 1788 the lands is recorded as being John Horner’s rather than a tenancy. In 1790 the assessment went up to one shilling ten pence and a farthing. In 1791, 1792, 1793, and 1795 he held this land with a Jon. Lunn for the same assessment. In 1796 he held land assessed at one shilling ten and a half pence from a Mr. Wood, but in 1797 and 1798 held the same land from the Duke of Bolton. Redmire Land tax.
[55]
See previous footnote.
[56]
A Thomas Horner was also recorded as a
tenant farmer who may have been Leo’s son. See, Redmire p. 54A
Thomas Horne was christened in Bolton Castle cum Redmire on
1 September 1701 the son of Robert Horn. A Robert Horne son
of Robert Horne was christened in Bolton Castle cum Redmire
on 26 June 1698. IGI. Charles
Powlett, Marquis of Winchester married the daughter of the last
Lord Scrope and became the Duke of Bolton in the 1670s. [57] He voted for Cholmely Turner. 1741 Poll Book. [58] John Horner paid 8 shillings and 2 pence in the Redmire Land Tax Returns1759. A Widow Horn paid one pound four shillings and six pence and a George Horn paid 12 shillings and 4 pence. The land tax was paid at four shillings in the pound. In 1760 John Horner does not appear, but a widow Horner and son paid the same amount. This may be Leo Horner’s wife and son John. Widow Horn and George Horn paid the same as in 1759. In 1869 John Horner paid six shillings at three shilling in the pound and was also a collector of taxes. North Yorkshire County Record Office.
[59]
Redmire p. 55, 96. [60] John Horner senior paid 8shillings 2 pence and a halfpenny. 1781 Land tax returns redmire.
[61]
John Horner
paid 9 shillings at 4 shillings in the pound for his own lands 9 shillings for land tenanted
from the Duke of Bolton. In 1783 and 1784 and 1785 and 1787 and 1788 and 1790 and 1791 and 1792 John Horner senior paid the same amounts. In 1793 John Horner
senior only paid 7 shillings for tenanted lands. The nine-shilling
freehold was taken by Leonard Horner , his nephew. In 1795 John
rented the same lands from the Right Hon Thos
Orde Powlett Esq. Land tax returns redmire.
[62] John was christened 8 February 1775 in Redmire, and two Dorothies in 23 September 1776 and 28 March 1780. One Dorothy was buried in 1812. She was the daughter of John Horner and Jane Simmonds. IGI. [63] Leonard christened 5 September 1766, Elizabeth christened 1768 9 February, Isabella christened 16 December 1769, Margaret christened 24 October 1771, George Foster christened 26 November 1773, George christened 24 February 1775, Alice christened 9 December 1776, John christened 19 November 1778, Christopher christened 8 May 1780, Christopher christened 27 March 1781, Catherine christened 13 July 1783,. Margaret later married William Walker 14 September 1790/ IGI. [64] Christopher paid 4 shillings and ten pence at three shillings in the pound. 1769 Land taxes. In 1781 Christopher Horner paid 6 shillings, five pence and a farthing. Redmire Land tax. North Yorkshire record Office. [65] In 1782 Christopher paid 6 shillings five pence and a farthing for lands tenanted from the Duke of Bolton. His own lands were taxed at one pound 11 shillings and a penny and were tenanted by Mr. Costabady, Tythes and Glebe. In 1783 and 1784 and 1785 and 1787 and 1788 and 1790 Christopher seems to have lost his own lands and only paid the tax levied on his tenanted lands. Christopher does not appear in 1791 and may have died in that year. Redmire Land taxes.
[66]
This is recorded in the 1799 muster rolls for
Redmire. See Redmire p. 121. Leonard Horner was assessed in
the land taxes of 1791 for 6 shillings
five pence and a farthing for lands tenanted from the Duke of
Bolton and was also an assessor. In 1792 Leonard paid the same
amount. Redmire Land Taxes. [67] In that year Leonard Horner owned his own land valued at 9 shillings, as well as the original lands for which he paid the same tax as his father. Leonard Horner also tenanted land along with Ann Rogers & Jno.Raw from their landlord Wm. Hudson for a tax of 3 shillings and five and a half pence. In 1795 Leonard Horner rented lands from Thomas Orde Paulett taxed at 9 shillings 9 pence and a farthing, as well as the original lands at the same tax. He was also the only tenant of lands belonging to William Hudson taxed at 1 shilling and two penny. In 1796 Leonard was taxed 7 shillings for lands held from Thomas Paulett, five shillings and six pence for lands held from Thomas and 11 shillings and a penny and a half for lands he held himself. In 1797 and 1798 Leonard Horner was charged 12 shillings and six pence in tax for lands he held from Paulett, and 11 shillings 10pence and a halfpenny for lands he owned himself. He was also collector in 1798. In 1801 Leonard Horner paid 17 shillings 4 pence and a halfpenny for lands held from the Duke of Bolton and 10 shillings for lands he held himself. In 1805 and 1807 and 1809 and 1810 and 1811 and 1812 Leonard paid 18 shillings and a penny and three farthings for lands he held from the Duke of Bolton and ten shillings for his own lands. In 1810 Leonard and Henry Calvert were assessors. Redmire Land tax. [68] In 1816 and 1818 Leonard paid one pound ten shillings 8 pence and one farthings for lands held from Lady and Lord Bolton. He also paid 10shillings for his own lands In 1820 and 1822 and 1823 and 1824 and 1825 and 1827 and 1828and 1829 and 1837 he paid two pennies more for lands held from Lord Bolton. In 1823 he was called a yeoman. Redmire Land tax. [69] Elizabeth christened 14 March 1794, Christopher christened 13 November 1796, Ann christened 16 January 1799, Isabella christened 7 April 1801, Christiana christened 22 September 1805,Leonard christened 22 September 1805, Catherine christened 26 June 1803, William Horner christened 29 April 1810, John christened 24 June 1812, Redmire IGI. An Elizabeth Weatherhead b.c. 1806 and a Mary Clark b.c. 1811 in Skipton were described as sisters of Christopher Horner in Skipton Census. [70] Horner Leonard, tanner, Transcript of the entry of "professions and trades" for Redmire in Baines's Directory of 1823. [71] Christopher Horner married Ruth Calvert on 3 July 1820 Redmire. Ruth Calvert was the daughter of Henry Calvert (1751-1833) and Ruth Hunt (1758-1829). Their children Leonard christened 17 October 1820, Henry christened 10 February 1823, Elizabeth christened 1827, Christopher christened 6 May 1829, Ruth christened 2 March 1832, Christiana christened 27 September 1824, John christened 6 July 1833, James christened 15 September 1835, Margaret christened 10 May 1837. Redmire, IGI. Of these children born in Redmire little further is known of Leonard. Christopher married Margaret and moved to Burnley by 1881. Christiana married Thomas Wilkinson and had two sons, John b.c. 1858 and James b.c. 1861 in Skipton. Ruth had a son William Horner in 1848 in Skipton. James married Martha and had one son Joseph in 1870. Henry married Hannah Handy and had a large family in Skipton (Ruth b.c. 1850, Christopher b.c. 1857 (he married Elizabeth Paley and had four sons, J.Henry b.c. 1881 Conistone, James b.c. 1886 Gargrave, Charles b.c. 1888 Gargrave, Walter b.c. 1883 Gargrave.) Robert b.c. 1849 married Mary Ann (and they had John A. b.c. 1880 Skipton, Christopher b.c. 1882 Skipton, George b.c. 1885 Skipton), Henry b.c. 1868, Elizabeth b.c. 1852. ) John Horner married Mary Isabella and had four children, Leonard b.c. 1869 Skipton, John b.c. 1871 Emily Mary b.c. 1877, Ada F. b.c. 1881. See Census returns for Skipton 1841-1901. In Skipton Christopher Horner and Ruth Calvert had two more children. William b.c. 1845 married a Sarah, and Calvert Horner b.c. 1839 married Ellen Foster. They had five children, Elizabeth Ellen, b.c. 1868, Foster b.c. 1864, Ruth Alice b.c. 1872, Fred b.c. 1874, Wilfred b.c. 1878, Skipton. Skipton Census. Calvert Horner died in September 1886. Free BMD. [72] In 1831 he held the lands for one pound ten pennies from the Lord of Bolton that his father had held. He was also assessed at 2 shillings and six pence for lands held from William. Nicholson Fall, and paid five shillings for lands he held himself. He is absent from the land tax returns of 1837, and his father’s name Leonard Horner is found in 1837. Redmire Land Tax Returns. [73] In 1841 Ann Horner, aged 40, and her brother William, aged 30, Farmer lived in Redmire with a Margaret Blades aged 4. In 1851 William, aged 41, Farmer of 16 acres, and his sister Ann, 52, Housekeeper still lived in Redmire. Both were born in Redmire. In 1861 William, 51, farmer 14 acres, and his sister Ann/sister, 62 farmed in Redmire. In 1871 William, 61, Farmer, and his sister Ann, 72, his assistant remained in Redmire. They remained unmarried. Redmire 1841, 1851,1861 and 1871 Census. This William Horner may be the man who is recorded as owning land that was used to build the Railway on in 1869-70. He tenanted a Cow house and Stackyard, two fields, a shed and a Field and Stream from Lord Bolton . A William Horner and an Ann Horner were also tenants of Occupation Road and one other field from Lord Bolton in Redmire. NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY Hawes & Melmerby, &c. Railway from Leyburn to Hawes, alteration of and new roads at Stockton-on- Tees and Hull, purchase of additional lands. SESSION 1869-1870 Parish of Wensley, Township of Redmire in the North Riding of the County of York [74] Baines Directory 1823. This may be the William Horn assessed at 8 shillings and three pence for lands he held himself and 6 shillings 8 pence and a farthing for lands held from the Dyke of Bolton in 1829, 1825, 1824. He also held his own lands assessed at 8 shillings and three pence in 1825,1824, 1798, 1812, 1811. In 1812 the lands were assessed at 10 shillings and four and a half pence and remained there in 1809 and 1805. In 1801 they went down to eight shillings and six pence. Redmire Land Tax Returns. .
[75]
From 1790 to 1825 the vicar and schoolteacher
of Redmire was a John Calvert. The Calverts were Freeholders
in 1727. [76] He had a daughter Ann christened 21 July 1756, buried 22 June 1757, and two sons Matthew christened 5 February 1744, and Roger christened 23 July 1749. Redmire IGI. [77] Matthew married 8 March 1768. His son James was christened 5 February 1770, His daughters Ann, christened 27 December 1768, Elizabeth christened 30 March 1772. Redmire IGI. [78] Roger married Mary in Redmire 24 December 1770. Mary was christened 12 February 1775, John was christened 26 January 1777, Matthew was christened 22 September 1771, Roger was christened 26 February 1773, James was christened 20 September 1778, and Anne was christened on 24 November 1781. Roger was christened on 5 October 1783; Isaac was christened 12 March 1780. Redmire IGI. [79] In 1841 James Horner is recorded in the Market Place Middleham aged 65, an agricultural labourer. He is living with his wife Mary, aged 55. In 1851 James Horner (78) is recorded at West End as ‘formerly farm lab’ born in Bolton. His wife Mary, (67), was born in Middleham, as were their children; Christopher, married (32), born Middleham, groom, and their granddaughter FAWCETT Sarah (4) born in Cambridge, Wisbeach. In 1861 James’s son Christopher, aged 40, an agricultural labourer, lodges in the household of Robert Tempest, 38, barber & carter. 1841, 1851 and 1861 Middleham Census. [80] John married Elizabeth Storey 21 October 1800. Isaac was christened 5 April 1807. Elizabeth christened 10 June 1807, John christened 20 September 1812, Mary christened 25 December 1818, Mary christened 20 November 1819, Margaret christened 22 September 1805, Roger christened 30 January 1803, Roger christened 25 June 1815. Redmire IGI... [81] In 1841 John Horner is 60, a lead miner and lives with a Roger Horner, 25, and Mary, aged 20. 1841Castle Bolton Census. [82] In 1851 in Castle Bolton, is a Roger Horner, 46, Lead miner, born Castle Bolton, who lives with his wife Ann, 41, born Redmire, and their children Margaret, 14,, Ann, 10, Anthony, 6, John,4,and Richard,10 months. All the children were born in Castle Bolton. Roger’s nephew David Horner, 21, Lead miner, born Aysgarth also lived with them. 1851 Castle Bolton Census. [83] In 1851 in Castle Bolton a Roger Horner, 36, Lead Miner, born Castle Bolton, lives with his wife Nancy, 29, born Redmire, and their children Elizabeth, 6, and Margaret, 4, both born in Castle Bolton. Roger Horner’s Aunt, Margaret Mudd, a Widow and Pauper, 89, formerly farmer's wife, born Aysgarth Parish also lives with them. 1851 Castle Bolton Census.
[84]
Christopher Fawcett, 35, Farmer, his wife Ann, 25, their children
John, 5, James, 4 and
Christopher’s sister Elizabeth Cowper,16, were served by [85] Nancy Horner, Widow, 49, farmer, born Redmire,and her son Richard, 10, scholar, born Castle Bolton,S lived with Thomas Stockdale, a boarder, 64, lead miner, born Carperby. 1871 Castle Bolton Census. [86] In 1841 John Horner, 25, Agricultural labourer, was living in redmire with his wife Catherine, 25, and their children John, 4, Catherine, 3, and Elizabeth, 3 months. In 1851 John was living at North Gate in Redmire aged 39, Lead Miner, born Castle Bolton, with his wife Catharine, 38, born Castle Bolton, and their children John, 14, Errand Boy, born Castle Bolton, Elizabeth, 10, born Redmire, Ralph, 7, scholar, born Redmire, Margaret, 5, born Redmire, Ann, 4, born Redmire, and Mary, aged 1, born Redmire. In 1861 John Horner, 49, lead miner, born Redmire,lives with his wife Catharine, 48, born Redmire and their children John, 24,lead miner, Ralph, 18, lead miner, Ann, 14 and Mary, 10. In 1871 his wife Catherine is a widow aged 60 and she lives with their daughter Mary, 22, and granddaughter Margaret, 6 months, born Redmire. 1841, 1851, 1861 and 1871 Redmire Census. [87] Isaac married Mary and had three children, John christened 16 February 1834, David christened 17 July 1836, (died 31 July), Rachel christened 12 September 1835, (died 14 September). IGI. In 1841 Isaac Horner is 35 and an agricultural labourer. His wife Mary, 25,and their children John, 7, Rachel, 5 and David, aged one. 1841 Preston Under Scar Census. [88] In 1851 Isaac is aged 46, a Labourer, born Bolton, and lives with his wife Mary, 34, born Aysgarth, and their children John, 17, Wool comber, born Bolton, David, 12, born Aysgarth, William, 9, born Preston, Thomas, 5, born Aysgarth, Leonard, 5, born Aysgarth, and Elizabeth, 3 months, born Aysgarth. In 1861 Isaac is 56, a rag dealer and lives with his wife Mary, 49, and their children William, 18, lead miner, Thomas, 14, scholar, Leonard, 12, scholar, Elizabeth, 10, scholar, Isaac, 8, scholar/, born Aysgarth. In 1871 Isaac is 67, general dealer, rags etc., and lives with his wife Elizabeth, 58, born Preston, and his sons William, 29, lead miner, born Aysgarth and Leonard, 22, lead miner.1851, 1861 and 1871 Aysgarth Census. [89] John Horner, 27, lead miner, born Redmire, and his wife Ann, 34, born West Scrafton, live with Anne’s son George Handley aged 4, born Caldbridge. 1861 Aysgarth Census. [90] In 1871 David Horner is 32, a lead miner, born Aysgarth, and lives with his wife Elizabeth, 44, born Preston, and their children Thomas, 12, born Preston, Mary Elizabeth, 15, born Aysgarth, and Mary Horner, a boarder/ and widow, aged 76, a brick maker’s wife, born Askrigg. In 1891 William, a widow aged 48, General Labourer, born Preston lives with his son William, 19, General labourer, born Bainbridge, his mother Mary/ Horner, aged 77, a widow, born Aysgarth and his brother John, widow aged 54, general labourer, born Kettlewell. 1871 and 1891 Aysgarth Census. [91] Roger married Mary Fawcett 16 August 1804. William was christened 24 December 1815, Mary was christened 25 September 1808, died 9 February 1819, Maria was christened 18 October 1818, Bella was christened 21 September 1806, Roger was christened 22 December 1811, and Matthew was christened 9 June 1805. Matthew married Jane and their son James was christened 1 April 1835; Roger was christened 15 August 1830 and buried 8 June 1831. Redmire IGI. In 1841 in Castle Bolton Census Roger Horner, 55, lead miner, and his wife Mary, 60, live with their children Mary, 25 and Mariah, 20. Roger may have married twice as he is recorded in Castle Bolton in 1851, 67, Lead miner, born Castle Bolton with his wife Elizabeth, 40, born Bainbridge. .In 1861 Elizabeth, aged 54, born Bishopdale was a widow and lived on her own in Castle Bolton. 1841, 1851 and 1861 Castle Bolton Census. [92] Roger’s son Roger is also in Castle Bolton in 1841 aged 25, lead miner, with his wife Ann, 30, and their children Margaret, 9 and Rachell, on e.. This Roger Horner is a lead miner in 1851 in Castle Bolton aged 39, Lead Miner, born Castle Bolton, his wife Ann,, 40, born Swaledale, and their children Mary A.,13, scholar, Rachel, 11, Matthew, 8, scholar, Ralph, 4, Elizabeth, 7 months. All children were born in Castle Bolton. Bolton. In 1861 Roger is not recorded, but Ann Horner, Wife, 50, born Feetham, lives in castle Bolton with her sons Ralph, 14, and Anthony, 6, scholar, both born in Castle Bolton. In 1871 Roger is in Castle Bolton aged 59, a lead miner, with his wife Any, 60, born Low Row, and their son Anthony, 16, lead miner. 1841, 1851, 1861 and 1871 Castle Bolton Census. [93] In Castle Bolton in 1851 live an Elizabeth Horn, widow and pauper, 35, Agricultural labourer, born Castle Bolton, and her children Ann, 13, Elizabeth, 11, Robert, 8. All were born in Castle Bolton. In 1861 there is an Elizabeth Horn, widow, 45, Schoolmistress. 1851, 1861 Castle Bolton census. In 1861 a Jane Horn , unmarried, 28, is a Farm Labourer, born Castle Bolton, with her son John aged 1 born Castle Bolton. [94] 1841 in Castle Bolton there is an Elizabeth Horn, 50, Independent, living with her children, Joseph, 25, Robert, 25, Mary, 20, Christopher, 15, William, 13, and Elizabeth, 11. 1841 Castle Bolton Census. [95] In 1841 Thomas Horn, 40, carrier, lives in Castle Bolton with his wife Elizabeth, 40, and their children William, 20, George, 15, Mary, 14, Dorothy, 9, Elizabeth, 5, and Edey, 1. 1841 Castle Bolton Census. [96] In 1841 Ralph Horn, 45, lead miner, lives in Castle Bolton with his wife Margaret, 40, and their children Jane, 11,Ralph, 5, Martha, 2, and Tomison, 2 months. In 1851 Castle Bolton, Ralph Horn, 56, Lead Miner, born Castle Bolton, lives with his wife Margaret, 54, and their children Margaret, 25, Ralph, 15, Lead Miner, Thomasin, 10, Ann, 7. All were born in Castle Bolton. In 1861 Ralph Horn, 66, Lead miner, born Castle Bolton, lives with his wife Margaret, 63, born Ape Dale, with their children Ann, 17, and their granddaughter Martha, 4, born Castle Bolton, 1841, 1851, 1861 Castle Bolton Census. [97] Redmire 1901, Horner Alice Widow, (58) born Blaes, and her son Mark (27), delivering grocery goods, worker, born Redmire, and her grandson Luther, (14), born Redmire. This Alice Horner was married to a John Horner, lead-miner. In ???? John, 35, lead miner, born Redmire, lived with his wife Alice, 28, born Low Row, and their children William, 7, scholar, John, 6, scholar, Jane Elizabeth, 3,. All children born in Redmire. A Jane Peacock, mother-in-law, widow, 55, born, Low Row, also lived with the. 1871 Redmire Census. [98] In 1841 George Horn, 40, Yeoman, lived in Redmire with Mary Jackson, 35, his servant. 1841 Redmire Census. In 1851 George Horn, 53, Proprietor of 27 acres, born Redmire, lives with his wife Mary, 48, born Redmire, and their son William Thomas, one month, born and George Horn’s daughter Hannah Jackson, 19, born Redmire. In 1861 George Horn, 63, Farmer, lives in Redmire with his wife Mary, 58, their son William T., 10, a female house servant Isabella Spensley, 17, born Feetham. In 1871 at Croft House, Redmire Croft House George Horn, 73, Yeoman lives with his wife Mary, 68, and their grandson John Henry Russell, 11, born Castle Bolton. 1841, 1851, 1861 and 1871 Redmire census. [99] In 1851 in Redmire lives a George Horn, 26, Lead Carrier, born Castle Bolton, with his wife Elizabeth, 20, born Castle Bolton. In 1861 George Horn is 37, a Carrier to a lead mining company, and lives in Redmire with his wife Elizabeth, 30, and their children Thomas, 8, Robert,6, Elizabeth, 2 Mary Ann, 3 months. All Children were born in Redmire. In 1871, George Horn is 47, a lead carrier and lives with his wife Elizabeth, 40, and their children Robert, 15, labourer, Elizabeth,12, Mary Ann,10, Christopher, 6, and Jane, 4. All children were born in Redmire. 1851, 1861 and 1871 Redmire Census. [100] In 1851 Christopher Horn is 26, a Lead Miner, born Castle Bolton, and he lives in Redmire with his wife Jane, 21, born Redmire. In 1861 Christopher Horn is 37, a lead miner, and is living in Redmire with his wife Jane,31, born Thorsby, and their children Alice, 9, Elizabeth, 7, Jane, 5, Mary A., 3 Ellen, 1. All the children were born in Redmire. In 1871 Christopher Horn is in Redmire aged 47, lead miner, with his wife Jane, 41, born Thorsby, and their children Alice, 19, Elizabeth, 17, and Mary Ann, 13. 1851, 1861 and 1871 Redmire Census.
[101]
In 1861 Ann Horn is living in Redmire aged 72, widow
and land proprietor, born Castle Bolton. In 1871 Ann is 82 and
living on her own. 1861 and 1871 Redmire Census. [102] In 1861 Thomas Horn was 40, lead miner, born Castle Bolton, and living in Redmire with his wife Mary, 33, born Hirst,and their children Margaret, 9, William Henry, 3, and Isabella Guy, daughter, 4, born Hirst. So Thomas and Mary Hirst were both on their second marriage. 1861 Redmire Census. In 1861 Rebeckah Heslop, widower, 64, farmer of 10 ares, born Nidderdale,lived with her son-in-law Ralph Horn 25, game watcher, born Castle Bolton, his wife Alice Horn, 23, born Castle Bolton, and their daughter Margaret, aged 1, born Redmire. 1861 Redmire Census. [103] In 1851 William Horn, 23, Lead Miner, born Castle Bolton, lived in Redmire with his wife Ann, 28, born Redmire, and their son Robert, 1, born Redmire. In 1861 Thomas Stockdale, 55, unmarried and a lead miner, born Redmire, has as lodgers Ann Horn, 38, lead miner's widow, Robert Horn, 11, lead miner, Alexander Horn, Margaret Horn, 6, Elizabeth Horn, 3, and William Horn 6 months. All the children were born in Redmire. 1851 and 1861 Redmire Census. [104] In 1851 John Lambert, widower, 76, Farmer of 7 acres, born Aysgarth Parish, and his son William, 40, Schoolmaster, born Redmire , his unmarried niece Elizabeth Robinson, 49, Proprietor of Houses, born Manchester, have a Jane Horner as a servant, 21, born Coverham Parish. 1851 Redmire Census. |
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