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1) Census returns for Old Byland, 1841-1891

Author

Great Britain. Census Office

Pub. Date

uuuu

Physical Desc

on 5 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. & 16 mm. + 3 microfiches

Language

English

Formats

Microfiche, Microfilm

2) Census returns for Byland, 1841-1891

Author

Great Britain. Census Office

Pub. Date

uuuu

Physical Desc

on 5 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. & 16 mm. + 2 microfiches

Language

English

Formats

Microfiche, Microfilm

Description

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Byland with Wass was a civil parish in the 1891 census.

3) Parish registers for Old Byland: 1755-1912

Author

Church of England. Parish Church of Old Byland (Yorkshire)

Publisher

Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah

Pub. Date

1968

Physical Desc

1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

Language

English

4) Tombstone inscriptions, Old Byland, North Riding, Yorkshire, 1722-1900

Author

Clapham, Christopher

Publisher

Cleveland, North Yorkshire & South Durham Family History Society

Pub. Date

1969]

Physical Desc

6 leaves.

Language

English

5) Yorkshire Architectural Society: observations on the history and structure of the abbey of the Blessed Mary of Byland : a paper read on an excursion made there by the Yorkshire Architectural Society, June 22nd,...

Author

Walbran, John Richard

Publisher

Thomas and James Pigg

Pub. Date

1857]

Physical Desc

16 p. : ill.

Language

English

6) Computer printout of Old Byland, Yorks., Eng

Publisher

Genealogical Society of Utah

Pub. Date

1993

Physical Desc

2 microfiches.

Language

English

7) Monumental inscriptions Hawnby & Kilburn area

Author

Cleveland, North Yorkshire and South Durham Family History Society

Publisher

Cleveland, North Yorkshire & South Durham Family History Society

Pub. Date

2008

Physical Desc

1 CD-ROM

Language

English

Formats

CD-Rom, Online Content

8) Family record of John Patton: born in Ireland, and his descendants from 1700, the approximate time of his arrival at Carlisle, Pa., then known as the headquarters of the Scotch Irish in America, to the...

Author

Patton, John W

Publisher

publisher not identified]

Pub. Date

1964

Physical Desc

19, [2] pages : coat of arms ; 25 cm

Language

English

Formats

Microfilm, Online Content

Description

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John Patton immigrated from Ireland to Cumberland County, Pennsylvania about 1700, married widow Susanna Alexander, and was the father of William Patton and Mary (Patton) Johnson. Descendants lived in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Nebraska, Oklahoma and elsewhere.

9) The lineage of Thomas Elzea of Virginia, Ohio, and Missouri

Author

Elsey Family Association

Publisher

Elsey Family Association

Pub. Date

2005?]

Physical Desc

31 leaves : chiefly geneal. tables.

Language

English

Description

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Thomas Elzea was born in 1790 in Virginia. His father was John Elsea or Elzea. He married Elizabeth Johnson (1800-1852) in 1819 in Frederick County, Virginia.They had seven children. He died in 1881 in Missouri. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Missouri.

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1) Census returns for Old Byland, 1841-1891

2) Census returns for Byland, 1841-1891

3) Parish registers for Old Byland: 1755-1912

4) Tombstone inscriptions, Old Byland, North Riding, Yorkshire, 1722-1900

5) Yorkshire Architectural Society: observations on the history and structure of the abbey of the Blessed Mary of Byland : a paper read on an excursion made there by the Yorkshire Architectural Society, June 22nd,...

6) Computer printout of Old Byland, Yorks., Eng

7) Monumental inscriptions Hawnby & Kilburn area

8) Family record of John Patton: born in Ireland, and his descendants from 1700, the approximate time of his arrival at Carlisle, Pa., then known as the headquarters of the Scotch Irish in America, to the...

9) The lineage of Thomas Elzea of Virginia, Ohio, and Missouri

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