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Please note that this index is given in good faith as a guide to the contents of the book, but there may be errors in both the original index and the transcription of the index.

NOTE:

• The index is not quite in alphabetical order, although all the initial letters are grouped together. I would recommend that you use the search facility if you can't find a particular name - use "Ctl F" and do a search.

• A
• Abulay Grange
• Account shewing the number of Mills and Factories in Halifax Parish in 1835
• Acre
• Acts of Parliament, local
• Advowson the history of
• Agriculture, little followed in the Parish
• Ainsworth William
• Air in Halifax Parish
• Aire, River
• Aire and Calder Navigation
• Alborough
• Alexander, Elizabeth, her tablet
• Almondbury, Saxon Remain there
• Altar Roman,
  • from Camden, described
  • found at Slack, described
• Amerceaments in Forest of Sowerby
• Aneley house
• Aneley Wood
• Anglo Saxons
  • Turner's history of
• Appenines, English
• Ashburn Christr.Vicar of Halifax
• Ashburn Francis, Vicar of Halifax
• Astey
• Atkinson, Rev. C
• Atwell, Hugh, his Charity
• Aulnager, derivation of the term
• Aykroid, William, his devise
• B
• Backhall
• Bailey Hall
• Bairstow Paul, his Charity
• Baitings (3)
• Baker Robert, Esqr., Superintendant of Factories (2)
• Ball Green
• Bank, Halifax
•  
• Baptist Chapel
• Barkesey, or Barsey
• Barkisland
  • Inclosure Act
  • Manor of
  • Free School (2)
  • Etymology of
  • Charities
  • Doles & Rent charges
  • Hall (2)
  • Almshouses
  • druidical remains there
• Barons, their power (2)
• Barrack Castle
• Bates Joah
• Bates Brian, his Charity (2)
• Baths, Halifax
• Baytinge, what beasts were agistcd
• Beaumont, of Crossland Hall
• Beacon Hill
• Beer Shops, evil of
• Beestones, Roman coins found there
• Beggars' Littany
• Benerode
• Bentley
  • Eli
  • William
  • John, his Charity(2)
• Bingley Elizabeth, her Charity
• Biography of the Parish (2)
• Birch Colonel, his letter to Parliament
• BirkheadWilliam, his Charity (3)
• Birks Hall
• Black Pit
• Blackburn, or Black Brook
• Blackgate, by whom fortified
• Blackgreiss
• Blackstone Edge (3)
  • Redoubts there, by whom made
• Blaidroyd
• Briggs Henry
• Brighouse
  • Manor of
  • Courts there
  • Description of
• Bloody field, near Halifax
• Bods, what (2)
• Bois William
• Booth Town
• Bosco Johannes de Sacro
• Botheroyd
• Bottomley
• Bowcock Isaac, his Charity (2)
• Bower Slack
• Bowers
• Bowood
• Boyes John, his Charity
• Brackenbed
• Bradewallsike
• Bradley Hall
• Brent Thomas, L.L.D., Vicar of Halifax
• Brearcliffe John
• Brearley Hall
• Breck
• Brenehill
• Bride Stones
• Briggs Rawdon, jun.Esq.
  • review of his Parliamentary career
• British Era
• British road (2)
• Broadley Matthew, his Charity
• Brocholes
• Bromecroft
• Brook Robert, his charity
• Brooks which fall into the Calder (2)
• Brooksbank James, his Charity
• Brooksbank Joseph
• Brooks, numerous
• Brown Sir Thomas (2)
• Burgh and Borough, distinction between
• Bull green (2)
• Bull, Rev.W.H
• Burials, testamentary at Halifax
• Burton, Rev.Thomas
• Burton Thomas, Vicar of Halifax (2)
• Butt green (2)
• Butterworth
• C
• Calder River, origin of the name
  • East
  • West
  • Course of it
  • Vale of (2)
  • and Hebble Navigation, Description of it (2)
  • Advantages of it to Commerce (2)
• Callis
• Camden (3)
• Canute the Danish King, his march
• Carfax, in Oxford
• Cannon, or Camel Hall (2)
• Castle Dean
• Castle hill,
  • near Almondbury (2)
  • in Stansfield
  • at Rastrick
• Castle Shaw, in Saddleworth
• Castle at Sowerby (2)
• Catmoss
• Carne
• Cambodunum (3)
• Camp-end, in Warley
• Caygill Jane, her monument
• Celt British, found in Mixenden (2)
• Chamberlain William, his charity
• Chamberlain Thomas, his charity
• Chapels in Halifax (2)
• Charities, public, in H.Parish (3)
  • Commissioners for enquiring into, their report (2)
  • Lost (2)
• Churches and Chapels in Halifax Parish (2)
• Civil War
• Clarke Bridge
• Clarke Richard, his charity
• Claviger Dean
• Clay Robert, D.D.Vicar of Hx.(2)
• Clayhouse
• Clayton R., Sergeant at law, his tablet
• Cliffe hill
• Cockle or Cock hill, in Ovenden
• Cleve Lady Anne
• Chester,
  • heads of felons presented at
  • Castle there
• Charnock, Rev.Thomas
• Clogh houses, in Barkisland
• Clothworkers invited from foreign parts
• Cloth market Halifax, description of
• Coals in Halifax Parish
• Cockcroft Caleb, his charity
• Coiners, in Turvin Vale
• Coins Roman, found in Hx. parish
• Coley
  • hall, and manor there
  • chapel, when built and endowed (3)
  • original endowment of
• Collieries in the Parish
• Coldedge
• Compositions for not receiving Knighthood (2)
• Constableries under the Leet at Hx.
• Contributions to the Literary and Philosophical Society
• Conygarth
  • in Barkisland (2)
• Coningsburgh, Gallows claimed there
• Copley Hall
• Copley, de Adam, Rector of Halifax
• Corn, what kinds grown in Halifax Parish
• Corporation and Test Acts
• Corporation at Halifax, Charter of
• Coulthurst Dr., Vicar of Halifax,
  • his epitaph
• Crabtree Henry
• Crawstone
• Criminals, beheading of, not peculiar to Halifax
• Criminals beheaded at Halifax
• Crimsworth (3)
• Cripplegate in Halifax
• Cromleach
• Cromwelbothom, reputed manor of
• Cromwelbottom (2)
• Crossley John, his charity
• Cross, at Stainland
  • Remarks on
• Cross gate
• Cross i'th Dean
• Crossland Moor
• Crossland hall (2)
• Crosstone, remain there
• Crostone Chapel, about what time built (2)
  • Licence to baptise and bury there (2)
  • Injunction to Curate there
  • Endowment.
• Crow Nest
• Crowther
  • Jane, her charity (2)
  • Alice, her charity
  • Brian, his charity
  • Joseph, his charity
  • Rev.Thomas
• Custance, Rev. Frederic
• D
• Damages assessed for riots
• Dane's Road (2)
• Danish affairs in Halifax parish
• Danson Susannah, her charity
• Dean Richard, D.D
• Deane Edmund
• Deanhouse, & Dean of Deanhouse
• Deerstones
• Derpley
• Dewsbury Church, its antiquity and Dues
• Deyne Richard, his charity
• Dialect of Halifax parish, remarks on
• Dispensary, Halifax
• Dissenters, public worship protected bylaw
  • their claims on the Legislature
• Dissenting Meeting house, erected in Halifax, first
  • number of, in the parish (2)
  • Elland Endowment of
• Domesday Book
  • for Wakefield Manor (2)
  • extracts from, (7)
  • What it is
• Drake Mary, her charity (2)
  • family of, their pedigree
• Drayton's Polybion, extract from
• Druidical Remains in Halifax parish
• Dues vicarial, at Halifax
• Dun Joshua, his Epitaph
• Dyson of Clayhouse
• E
• Eald field
• Ecclesiastical Chapels in the parish of Halifax
• Ecclesiastical division of Halifax parish (2)
• Elland, Chapelry of (2)
  • Manor
  • Description of
  • Market (2)
  • Inhabitants of, toll frec
  • Charities
  • Townships within
  • Park (2)
  • Hall, description of
  • Hall wood, Roman coins found there
  • Chapel, when built
  • Endowment of (3)
  • Description of
  • why presented to by the Vicar of Halifax (2)
  • why pensioned from Halifax (2)
  • Dispute about electing Curate
  • Churchwardens there how chosen
  • Quires there how called
  • Epitaphs there
  • ChantryPriests there
  • Testamentary Burials there
  • Light of Blessed Virgin there
• Elland Chapel, not originally a Chantry chapel
• Elland of Elland, pedigree of
  • Sir John and his Antagonists, History of
• Elland hereditary feud
  • Protestant Dissenters
  • Edge
• Eawood
• Elfabrough.hall
• Exley
• Erringden (2)
  • its etymology
  • Manor of
  • a remain there
  • Described
  • Park
    • described
    • when dispaled
    • granted (2)
  • Copy holders there become Tenants of the crown (2)
  • Disputes there settled
• Epitaphs in Halifax Church
• Eastwood
• Ebenezer Chapel .
• Enclosure Acts (5)
• Election of Members for Halifax
• F
• Fairfax, meaning of
• Farms in the parish
  • usual tenure of
• Farrer, of Eawood (2)
• Farrer Robert, Bishop
• Favour John, L.L.D.Vicar of Halifax (2)
  • his epitaph
• Fawcet, Rev.John, D.D
• Free Chases or free Warren in Halifax parish (5)
• Felinge
• Fennel, Rev. J
• Fixby (2)
  • Manor of
  • etymology of
• Fixby of Fixby
• Fieldhouse
• Firth Richard, his charity
• Firth house
• Fortune, Altar of
• Forest of Sowerbyshire
• Foresters in Sowerby
• Forest and freeChace distinguished
• Fordoll
• Foxcroft George, his charity
• Fourness John, his charity (2)
• Flone Nook
• Forge house
• Foe, Daniel de
• Fullers Remarks (2)
• Fold
• Flocktons
• G
• Gaol, in Halifax (2)
• Gas, Act for Light in the town of Halifax .
  • Sowerby bridge Lighted with
• Gentry within the Parish
• Gallipole hill
• Godley lane Road
• Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty (12)
• Greenhalgh
• Graveships in Halifax parish (3)
• Gallows at Conningsburgh, Wakefield, Earl Warren claims
• Gaytington Thomas de, Vicar of Halifax
• Gaunt John, Duke of Lancaster, his Arms
• Grantham Frances, her charity
• Greetland, Manor of (2)
  • described
  • Roman altar found there (2)
• Gledhill Thomas, his charity (2)
• Gledhill Sarah, her charity
• Gledhill James, his charity
• Greenwood Daniel, D.D
• Greenwood Daniel, his charity
• GreenwoodJno., hischarit(3)
• Greenwood Charles, his charity
• Greenwood Paul, his charity
• Gillerode
• Grimscar, Inscription found there (2)
  • Romanbricks found there (2)
• Gibbet Law at Halifax, Account of
• Gibson's charity
• Grydington Aaron de, Vicar of Halifax
• Golcar
• Gunerwallnase
• Guest General
• Goat house, Rishworth
• H
• Halifax Parish, of what divisions or townships it consists (2)
  • Parish, houses of, Warren & Lacy concerned in the foundation
  • unfavorable situation of
  • Inhabitants of, issued Copper Coins
  • Union Club established
  • Newspaper first published
  • Gang of Coiners discovered at
  • Militia
  • Murder at
  • Riots at
  • taint of republicanism at
  • Musical Festival
  • Failure of crops in the parish
  • not involved in the spirit of speculation
  • Banking establishments in the town
  • dimensions & bounds of it
  • Dissenting Chapels there in
  • Vicarage what
  • VicarageHouse, whenbuil(2)
  • remarks on the
  • Vicar of, when and how endowed
  • Halifax Church
    • description of
    • damaged by Lightning
    • remarks on
    • Altar of St.George there
    • testamentary burials there
    • oldest evidence relating thereto (2)
    • when first erected and why.a Rectory
    • converted to a Vicarage, and why
    • Altarage there given to the Vicar
    • Chantries there
    • Monks there discharg from services
    • Fabric and interior described
    • Monuments there
    • List of Vicars
    • Epitaphs there
    • Organ there, when erected
    • Steeple, description of
    • Bells there, and mottos on them
    • Library there
  • Commissioners of public Charities visit there
  • Town of
  • Maid of.(2)
  • branch of Wakefield Manor, boundaries of
  • free Grammar schools in the Parish (2)
  • biography of the parish of (2)
  • woollen trade and manufactures of
  • population of (2)
  • parochial registers of
  • parochial government
  • District, townships in
• Halifax, Ecclesiastical
  • division of the parish into three districts
  • Chapelries there (2)
  • Churchwardens of, custom of electing in
• Halifax,
  • custom of passing accounts
  • appoints two overseers (2)
  • township of, its boundaiies (2)
  • its scenery, conjectures as to the former appearance of the town (3)
  • plan of (3)
  • pillory there (2)
  • local acts (2)
  • court of requests at, for recovery of small debts (2)
  • supplied with water
  • police
  • cattle markets
  • fairs (2)
  • Trinlty Church
  • St.James's Church
  • chapels at
  • borough of
  • political parties there
  • represented in Parliament (2)
  • Schools at
  • Dispensary
  • Theatre
  • New rooms
  • Literary and philosophical society
  • their hall and museum
  • Mechanic's institution
  • public libraries
  • news rooms
  • Baths
  • a Parliamentary garrison
  • Action there
  • relieves the garrison at Bradford
  • sends to the attack of Wakefield
  • a Market by prescription
  • Manor of (2)
  • Manor within a Manor
  • Manor, grant of to Ingram (2)
  • Workhouse there
  • origin of the name
  • Halifax, its present state
  • Dr.Whitaker's remarks on
  • Constitutional Election committee
  • Election of Members to Parliament, account of
  • expences of
• Harrison's description of Brittaine referred to
• Hardwick, forest of described
  • its etymology
• Hadershelf
  • singular discovery at
• Hamerton of Hamerton
• Haugh end
• Harrison John, Vicar of Halifax
• Hermitage at Halifax
• Haworth Alice, her charity .(2)
• Hartley David
• Hall Jeremiah, M.D.his charity
• Heptonstall
  • chapelry of (2)
  • etymology of
  • charities there (3)
  • not mentioned in Domesday as stated by Watson
  • a garrison for King Charles I (2)
  • burnt after an action there
  • Manor of
  • Account of
  • Chapel
    • when built (2)
    • description of
    • organ there
  • remarkables about chapel there (2)
  • Endowment of (2)
  • Testamentary Burials there
  • Chapel polluted and restored (2)
  • peculiar notions among some of the Inhabitants as to the Belfry of the Chapel
  • Slack
• Hebble, river (3)
• Halig brook (3)
• Hertford, Marchioness of, Lady of the manor of Halifax
• Hulme Dr.his epitaph
• Harrison William, his gift
• Hanover chapel
• Hayne, Rev.Mr
• Height, in Barkisland (2)
• Helens St
• Heton Richard de, vicar of Halifax
• Heywood Oliver, notice of
• HemingwayRobert, his charity (2)
• Herschel Dr., anecdote of
• Heath (2)
  • grammar school there (2)
• Hebden Bridge (2)
• Hill house hill
• Hiley hill
• High Greenwood, Roman coins found there
• High Sunderland
• Hipperholme (2)
  • Manor of
  • Graveship of
  • Grammar School
• Holland, Earl of, beheaded
• Hoile house
• Hope Rev.John
• Hell Croft, in Sowerby
• Howroyd
• Holy well, Stainland .
• Hoile Elkanah, his charity (2)
• Hoyle Joshua, D.D
• Horton
  • Mary, her charity
  • Elizabeth, her charity
  • Thomas, his charity
  • Elkanah, his charity (2)
  • William, his charity
  • of Barkisland, pedigree of
  • George, Esq
• Horley green, mineral water there
• Holdsworth
  • house
• Holdesworth Robert, vicar of Halifax
• Holdsworth's chapel, in Halifax Church
• Hollinhey
• Holroide Thomas, his charity
• Hook Richard, D.D.vicar of Halifax (2)
  • his epitaph
• Hough Edmund, vicar of Halifax (2)
  • his epitaph
• Hopkinson Elen and Jane, their charities
• Hullenedge
• Hulme Nathaniel
• Hulme Joseph
• Hutton Mary, her charity
• Hogg John, his gift
• Hollins, the
• Horner, his views in Halifax (4)
• I
• Inman Robert, his charity
• Ingram, sir Arthur, manor of Halifax sold to him
• Irwin, viscount, manor of Halifax descended to
• Ingram, sir A.his bequest
• Infranchisement deeds in Halifax Manor
• Inscriptions Roman, found at Slack
• Illingworth
  • chapel (2)
  • endowment of
• J
• James's, St church
• Jarratt, Rev.R
• Jerusalem, knights of St.John of, their lands in Halifax parish (4)
• Jumples house
• Jolly rant, in Halifax parish
• K
• Knighthood, compositions for not receiving (3)
• Knight Titus
• Knight, Rev.Samuel, vicar of Halifax (2)
  • his monument
• King cross (3)
• King John, the Archer
• Kynge John, vicar of Halifax
• Kirklees Nunnery had lands in Halifax parish
  • Roman camp near there
• Kershaw house
• Kirby's Inquest
• L
• Ladstones in Norland and Sowerby
• Langfield, manor there
• Lacy of Brearley
• Lacy of Cromwellbottom
• Lacy, arms of
• Lacye John, his epitaph and monument
• Ladywell
• Lake John, bishop
• Law Mary, her charity
• Lancaster, Earl of
• Legion, 6th Roman, the line of their march
• Lee hill, near Slack, Roman remains there
• Lewes, monks of, their grant, and lease to Robert and John Waterhouse, and others
• Lewes Priory, their Lands in Halifax parish
• Ledsam, Henry, .vicar of Halifax
• Legh George, vicar of Halifax(2)
• Literary society in Halifax
• Letters patent for Halifax Workhouse
• Linley described
  • Manor
  • Moor
• Lydgate
• Lightcliffe
• Lightcliffe chapel, when built(2)
  • licence to baptise and bury there (2)
  • original endowment of (2)
• Lister John, his gift
• Linlands
• Lightazles (2)
• Longevity in Halifax parish
• Lockwood, of Lockwoo(3)
• Lodge in Eringden
• Luddenden (2)
  • foot
  • chapel, when built
    • when made parochial (2)
    • endowment of
• Low Moor company, their Iron works
• Longwood
• Leeds, Duke of (4)
  • his court
• Lee, Heptonstall
• M
• Manors in Halifax parish claimed by the crown (2)
• Mancanholes
• Market place old, in Halifax
  • new (2)
  • act for regulating
• Maypole, in Halifax
  • observations on
• Magson house
• Mayroid
• Marsh Richard, vicar of Halifax (2)
• Maud
  • Isabel, her charity
  • John, his charity
• Megdike
• Mills in Halifax parish
• Midgley
  • Manor
  • charites there
• Morley, Wapontake of
• Manufactures, soul of
• Manufacturers' hall, Halifax
• Manufacturing districts
  • riots, Luddism
  • seditious meetings
• MethodistsWesleyan, there, origin
  • their introduction into Halifax
  • chapels in the parish
  • chapels
• Mineral springs within the parish
• Mixenden moor, discoveries there
  • Ings
• Mechanic's Institution
• Magistrates' Office, Halifax
• Mytholm (2)
• Mytholm Royd Bridge
  • stone quarries there
  • new Church there
• Modern IEra
• Musical Festival
• Mulcture or Moot hall
• Mansion house, Eringden
• Musgrave Rev.Charles, B.D.vicar of Halifax
• Midgley of Midgley
• Midgley Samuel
• Midgley John, his charity
• Milner John
• Mitchell Thomas, his charity
• Morton Earl, how beheaded
• Mortuaries in Halifax parish, formerly due
• MortalityTableof, in Halifax parish
• N
• Naylor Richard, his charity (2)
• Nalson Robert
• New hall
• Netherton Pighills
• Newland
• Nettleton'Thomas
• Nicall Richard, his charity
• Norland, Manor of
  • druidical remains there
• Norman Era, the
• Norman Ann, her charity
• Nonconformity, introduction of (2)
• Northgate Chapel
• Northowram
  • Manor there
  • Dissenting church there formed
  • charities there (2)
  • free school there
  • boundaries of (2)
  • derivation of the name
• Newhouse
• North Bridge
• O
• Oates Joshua, his charity
• Otes Brian, his charity
• Ovenden
  • Manor of
  • Quarries of stone there
  • Charities there
  • derivation of the name
  • ancient British trackway there
• Ovenden, Act for inclosing lands there
• Ovenden de Richard, vicar of Hx.
• Ovenden hall
  • house
• Ogden Samuel
• Ogden
• Old Chamber in Eringden
• Old Rode
• Old Town (2)
• P
• Plague in Halifax Parish
• Parks in Halifax parish (5)
• Parrock nook
• Parochial Chapels
• Palles house
• Police, remarks on the present system of (2)
• Population of Halifax parish
  • Tables
• Protheroe Edward, jun.Esq
• Pike Low
• Philosophical society in Halifax
• Park Lodge Priestley of White windows (2)
• Pond
• Power Henry
• Pontefract, Honor of (2)
  • Heiress of manor of, Alice de Laci
• Q
• Quakers Meeting house
• Quarmby hall
• Quarmby of Quarmby
• R
• Rawtonstall wood, Moat there
• Rivulets within the parish
• Remarks on manners and morals
• Remarks on
  • Beer Shops
  • education of children employed in factories
  • factory act
  • dialect of Halifax parish
  • on a tract way over Ovenden common
  • Vicarage house
  • parish Church
  • voluntary principle
  • education
• Rastrick, Etymology of
• Rastrick Elias, his Certificate on visiting Jerusalem
• Rastrick, how rated formerly
  • Charities there (2)
  • what Freemen there in (3)
  • Chapel,
    • endowment of
    • when built
    • when rebuilt
    • Images and Cross there
    • Ramsden Hugh, vicar of Halifax
      • his epitaph
    • Ramsden Henry, vicar of Halifax
      • his epitaph
• Ramsden Henry
• Ramsden Grace, her charity
• Ratton Row (2)
• Ripponden
  • Flood
  • how anciently written
  • description of
• Ripponden Chapel
  • Licences for Masses, &c.there
  • demolished by a Flood
  • rebuilt
  • again rebuilt
  • yard enlarged .
  • Curate's house
  • inscripts.on bells
  • endowment of
• Ringstone Edge (3)
• Rishworth, druidical remains there
• Rishworth
  • Manor of
  • charities there
  • school there (2)
  • Hall
• Rawson, Arms and Crest of
• John Markland, his monument
  • William, his monument
  • Christopher, his sentiments on laying foundation stone of the Philosophical society's hall
  • Christopher, Esq (3)
• Reform Act, remarks on
  • received the royal assent
• Radicals
• Revising Barristers, their courts (2)
• Riley James, his charity
• Riley John, his charity
• Rydings (2)
• Roads in Halifax Parish
• Rocking Stones (2)
• Robin Hood's Pennystone (2)
• Roman Era in Halifax Parish
  • Stations described (3)
  • Roads leading from Slack
  • Way from
    • Cambodunum to York
    • Ilkley to Cambodunum
    • Manchester to York and Aldborough
  • Lattice
  • Altar (2)
  • Coins discovered
• Rokeby William, Vicar of Halifax (2)
  • his monument
  • his chapel in Halifax Church
• Royd
• Rookes Hall
• Roberts John, his epitaph
• Roote Henry (2)
• Rochdale Canal (2)
• S
• Saltonstall
• Saltonstall Moor (2)
  • a vaccary there
• Saltonstall, Sir Richard his charity
• Sayer Mary, her epitaph
• Stocks, Michael, Esq (2)
• Star Chamber orders
• Skirden
• Stoodley Pike
• Stainland
  • cross (2)
  • Manor of
  • Chapel
  • Holy well
• Streams within the pariah
• Stansfield,
  • Saxon Remains there
  • Enclosure Act
  • Druidical Remains there (2)
  • Manor of
  • Hall
• Standing Stone
• Slack, Roman antiquities there
• Savile Gate
• Savile,
  • of Aveley
  • of Hullenedge
  • of Newhall
  • of Bradley
  • of Methleyof Blaidroyd
• Savile removes from Thornhill to Rufford
  • John, of Hollenedge
• Saville, Hon.and Rev.John Lumley
• Saville, Earl of Mexborough
• Saville George, Marquis of Halifax
• Savile Sir George, thanks to him
• Savile Sir John
• Savile Sir Henry
• Savile Thomas, his monument
• Savile Henry, his gift (2)
• Scarborough, Earl of (2)
• Scout Hall
• Sutcliffe Richard, Rev.his charity
• Scawsby house
• Saxon
  • Remains in Halifax parish (2)
  • Era
  • Cross
• Staniforlang
• Stable
• Stamford John.de, vicar of Halifax
• Sharp, Archbishop
• Shelf
  • Manor of
  • Hall
• Sheriff's turns for Halifax Parish, where held
• Stead, epitaphs on several of the name of
• Sterne, of Woodhouse
• Springs Medicinal, in Halifax parish
• Springs worshipped in ancient times
• Skircoat
  • Manor of
  • Moor
  • description of
  • Wake
  • Free School there (2)
    • various bequests to it
• Sterne Lawrence, anecdote about him
• Shibden Hall (2)
• Swift Place (2)
  • Cross Spaw
• Simms Richard, vicar of Halifax
• Smyth John, his charity
• Snydall Ann, her charity
• Soil in Halifax Parish
• Sowerby
  • Manor of
  • Druidical remains there
  • Roman Coins found there
  • Graveship of
  • Pannage there
  • Croft
  • Charities there (2)
  • Street
• Sowerbyshire
  • its liberties
• Sowerby chapel,
  • when built
  • rebuilt
  • attempt to make it parochial
  • Licence for burials and baptisms there (2)
  • endowment of
• Sowerby Bridge
• Sowerby Bridge chapel when built and rebuilt (2)
  • endowment of
• Salterhebble
• Slaithwaite
• Stone Quarries in the parish .
• School in:
  • Barkisland (2)
  • in Hipperholme (2)
  • in Rishworth (2)
  • National, Halifax
  • Lancasterian
  • in Halifax
  • Skircoat (3)
  • in Heptonstall (2)
  • in Northowram
  • in Sowerby
• Sion chapel
• Salem chapel
• Square chapel
• Soyland
  • Manor of
  • Charities there (2)
• Southowram
  • Manor of
  • St.Anne's Church.
  • celebrated for its Stone Quarries
• Stot-folds
• Somerscales Richard, his charity (2)
• Sunderland High
• Sunderland Robert, his epitaph
• Sunderland Samuel, his charity
• Sunderland Thomas, his charity
• Sunderland Richard, his charity
• Surplice Fees to Elland and Heptonstall, origin of
• Survey of a house in Cheapside
• T
• Trade of Halifax parish (2)
• Tradesmen's tokens inHalifax parish
• Taylor John, L.L.D.vicar of Hx.
• Thwerland
• John, his charity
• Tillotson, Archbishop (2)
  • his monument
• Tilson Henry, Bishop
• Tithes in Halifax parish commuted
  • act for extinguishing
• Toothill
  • reputed Manor of(2)
• Toothill of Toothill (2)
• Todmorden
  • Vale of
• Turner John, his gift
• Trinity Church
• Tories
• Turnpike Roads (2)
• Thorpe William, his charity
• Thornhill of Thornhill & Fixby
• Thornhill Thomas, Esq (2)
• Thornhill William & Elizabeth
• Thornhill Frances, her charity .
• Tofts defined
• Turvin
• Turbard Ingolard, vicar of Hx
• V
• Villare of the district
• Vicars of Halifax, payments to, in lieu of Tithes
• Vicars of Halifax
• Vicarage of Halifax, what
  • its endowment .
• Voluntary Principle
• Vaccary, a (2)
• Vaccary, grant of a
• Vicar's Park
• W
• Warley Druidical remains there
  • Roman coins found there
  • Intrenchments there
• Wadsworth (3)
  • Manor of
  • Etymology of
  • supposed druidical remains there
• Wadsworth Mary, her charity
• Wakefield, Manor of
  • Church, when granted to Earl Warren
  • Townships owing suit to the great leet of
  • Manor, division of
  • Court Baron
  • Gallows claimed there
• Warren Earl, his Estate in Halifax parish (2)
• Ward's End
• Waterhouse, of Shibden, MS.written by him
  • Michael, his gift
  • Robert, clerk, his gift
  • Brian, his epitaph (2)
  • John and Agnes, their epitaphs III Edward, Sir
  • John, of Rands, his epitaph
  • Nathaniel, his epitaph
  • his charity
  • Manor of Halifax belonged to the family of (2)
  • Tithes of the parish belonged to them
  • Mr.Hunter's remarks on the family of
  • Arms of
  • John, Esq
• Watson Rev.John (2)
  • his memoirs of the Earls Warren and Surry
• Wilkinson Rev.Robert
• Wade Robert, his charity (2)
• Warley
  • Manor of
• Walker Godfrey, his charity
• Walker William, his charity
• Watkinson Edward Wainhouse Edward, his charity (2)
• Wall Abraham, his charity
• Weather in Halifax parish
• Wheatley
  • Vale of
• Wheelwright John, his charity
• Winteredge
• White Windows
• Whitley Thomas, his charity
• Wilkynson Thomas, vicar of Hx
• Wilkinson
  • Joseph, vicar of Hx
    • his epitaph
  • Henry
  • John, D.D
• Water, act for supplying the Town of Halifax with (2)
• Wilderness, St.John's
• Wiskethill
• Withins pike
• Watch hill
• Whigs
• Wilson Henry, his charity
• Wright Thomas
• Whitaker William, his charity
• Whitaker Dr., remarks as to the origin of the name of Halifax
  • on the parish church
• Wytehalge
• Wolf fold, in Barkisland (2)
• Whole Stone Moor (2)
• Wool Trade
• Woollen Trade & Manufactures
• Woodhouse (2)
• Winds prevalent in the parish
• Wortley, the Hon. James Stuart (2)
• Wentworth, the Hon. Mr
• Wood Charles Esq (2)