Family Trees
The family trees that were formally listed on this site have now been removed as they had become totally out of date. In 2005 it was realised that many of the families were well interlinked and some method of easily displaying this was sought, and a tree was generated on Tribal Pages.
As a result of this the Greenhow Family Tree Project was born. This is a culmination of all the trees that were formally on here, ones that people have sent me, information gathered from the internet and personal research done by myself and others. While this database is password protected, access is freely given to anyone with a genuine interest in Greenhow Hill and its past population. For access please contact me via this link and state the reason for your interest.
Another site relating to Greenhow Hill families is also on Tribal Pages, this time without a password as all the data is in the public domain. This site deals with the Landed Gentry, that is the major landowners, the White & Yorke families, who were associated with Greenhow Hill.
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Census
Some data from the census:
- People who list their place of birth as "Greenhow Hill" in 1861 and are not living there at that time
- People who list their place of birth as "Greenhow Hill" in 1881 and are not living there at that time
- People who list their place of birth as "Greenhow Hill" in 1901 and are not living there at that time
- People who list themselves as "Lead Miner" including "Lead Miners Wife" etc in the 1881 census
Parish Registers
Pateley Bridge - St Mary/St Cuthbert
Entries relating to Greenhow Hill, Coldstones, Hardcastle, Holebottom & Moorhouses
Greenhow Hill - St Mary
Entries relating to Greenhow Hill, Coldstones, Hardcastle, Holebottom & Moorhouses
Greenhow Hill - Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
Entries relating to Greenhow Hill, Coldstones, Hardcastle, Holebottom & Moorhouses
Burnsall - St Wilfred
Entries relating to Greenhow Hill
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