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STABLES in Yorkshire
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Stables Properties in Barnburgh in 1839
This is a close-up photograph of the village of Barnburgh taken from the Tithe Awards Map for 1839 that is held by Doncaster Archive Services.
The Houses and Gardens are individually numbered and the plots owned/occupied by the Stables Family were as follows:
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Plot |
Owner |
Occupier |
Description |
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44 |
Charles
Royston Esq. |
John
Stables Junior |
Priest
Croft |
|
47 |
“ |
“ |
Homestead
Garden |
|
57 |
“ |
“ |
Garden
Adjoining Quarry Field. |
|
104 |
William
Stables Junior |
In
Hand |
Homestead,
Buildings, Orchard. |
|
110 |
William
Stables Junior |
In
Hand |
Hood
Croft. |
|
334 |
Townson’s
Executors |
William
Stables Senior and Rachael Moor |
Cottages,
Yard & Garden. |
|
342 |
John
Stables Senior |
John
Stables Junior and others |
Homestead
and Cottages |
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353 |
The
Reverend John Thomas Becker |
Isaac
Stables |
Garden |
What was Isaac’s garden is now the site of the new cemetery for St. Peter’s Church. It is thought he was actually living in one of the almshouses at this time.
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