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Aug 16, 2017
An-Historic-Tour-of-Halifax
An-Historic-Tour-of-Halifax takes us on a trip through all ages and areas of town
Aug 14, 2017
The Millers inn
Hiya I've just been looking on your page for information about a pub my parents owned called the Millers inn it was on back Clarence Street (6 and 7)
Apr 06, 2017
Halifax Zoo.
While researching my family tree, I came across the Begley & Hinds family. Stated on the 1911 census in Halifax:- Head: Frederick Hinds aged 52 noted
Mar 04, 2017
Buck's Arms, Ogden
The publican here in 1845 was a Joshua Bateman, who was also, not uncommonly a farmer and butcher. By this time he was married to his second wife, Susan
Mar 04, 2017
celine goggin
i was born august 1970 and was brought up in siddal through to my tenage years hard times sometimes but made you realise not to take things for granted
Sep 28, 2016
Calverts Mill
My grandmother was Gertrude Calvert and she lived at Illingworth House with four siblings and her parents Hannah (n. Aspinall) and Leonard Calvert. The
Aug 26, 2016
Halifax-Countryside
Halifax-Countryside - An ezine promoting our amazing natural surroundings
Aug 26, 2016
Halifax-Shopping
Halifax-Shopping is an ongoing ezine dedicated to shopping in and around Halifax
Aug 18, 2016
Halifax-Dining-Out
Halifax-Dining-Out is a local ezine focusing on local restaurants and eateries
Jun 18, 2016
WHITESMITHS SOWERBY BRIDGE
Hi. Sowerby Bridge is the birth place of my father, Harold Wilkinson. He took an apprentership at the age of 14 to his father, Joseph as a Whitesmith/Blacksmith
