Mark Barnes, Author at Moonrakers

Ickornshaw 1800, Conditions of Work

The evidence relating to Ickornshaw Mill given on June 2nd 1832 before the Committee of the House of Commons on

The proudest day of my life was not when I attended my first Budget, but a month later when I

At our May meeting members heard about the progress made in compiling a book of our WW1 research, which will

March and April saw the programme for 2019/20 developed. Two projects have been planned, two outside meetings in June and

It wor nobbud a pile a stones Built on a jutting rock; It faced all weathers around, And stood rude

Originally supplied by Ken Edgar (senior) December 1937The ceremony of acceptance of the portrait of the late Viscount

I discovered when researching my family tree that my Great Great Grand uncle’s son William Marchbank born in 1826 in

In February it was decided to go ahead and have printed five copies of our WW1 research for schools, libraries,

In December and January work was continued on people involved in different occupations in the census from 1841-1901 to show

January 11, 2019 Mark Barnes

The main item we have been planning in September and October is a talk, following our research into the lives