Mark Barnes, Author at Moonrakers

Jobs 1841-1901, WW1 Book? Dan Binns and 2019 Programme Planning

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

January 11, 2019 Mark Barnes

On Yorkshire Day, August 1st, three group members entertained Lothersdale over5o’s at their fortnightly session. To celebrate the day there

Much happened in May and June, to be reported to members in early July. An email from a USA member

Picture shows plan of “Town End Farms” in possession of Wm Wainman in 1787. Name “Town End” simply means “on

1885 was the year when land was purchased in order to build the Cowling Liberal Club and Institute, and eighteen

1885 was the year when land was purchased in order to build The Cowling Liberal Club and Institute, and eighteen

The original Chapel was founded in 1830 by three local Preachers with the first services being held in what was

June 26, 2018 Mark Barnes Surgill

In June we had a summer outside meeting. This was in Surgill, a beautiful hidden dale in the north of

Our work in May had to be changed, due to an unforeseen unavailability of several members with computers, for different

June 11, 2019 Mark Barnes Comments Off

A Key figure in this history of the Emmotts of Revel Knoll is James Emmott who was born at Wilsden