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$Knottingley and Pontefract Family History$

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Established in the middle of 2007 our 'Family Tree Database' relating to the West Yorkshire town of Knottingley comprises in excess of 13,900 individuals and 1,090 Memorial Transcriptions and our new family records database adds an additional resource for compiling local family histories with full details of over 4,000 marriages and 4,200 burials now available. We have a lot of information, family records, memorial inscriptions and local history articles to include but the amount of time it takes means that we can only offer this information to registered members.

In addition to our family tree and associated records, we will also be featuring a number of new and previously unpublished articles, the first of which, 'The Carter Family and Lime Grove', is already available and this will be followed by a history of the parish church of St. Botolph, as well as a number of other previously unpublished articles concerning our local history. Our new and exclusive database of Wooden Sailing Ships, providing details of the vessels and their owners, is also now available and this will be gradually expanded over the coming months.

In order for us to continue to expand this website we require the regular support of our members and in order to access our records you must be a registered member and have paid a subscription fee.

A NEW ADDITION TO OUR MEMBERS AREA

DATABASE OF WOODEN SAILING SHIPS by RON GOSNEY
A comprehensive collection of records detailing the many hundreds of wooden sailing ships built at Knottingley, Horbury Bridge, Leeds, Mirfield, Thornhill, Wakefield, Allerton Bywater, Brotherton, Castleford, Methley and Goole. [ view records ]

Lime Grove, Knottingley, residence of the Carter family

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LIME GROVE AND THE CARTER FAMILY by TERRY SPENCER
One of the most impressive and graceful houses ever built at Knottingley was Lime Grove. The large attached house was the residence of the Carter family and was built to the orders of Mark Carter at Mill Close, Hill Top, about 1808. [ view article ]

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