Allman	My Mother Arthur Bertram 1908–1965 Peter c1878–? Peter 1842–? John c1813–?	Surname Origin Nationality. Derived from the Anglo-Norman-French word 'aleman', which means German. The modern French word for Germany is 'Allemagne'. The surname dates back to the Norman Conquest of 1066.
Anlezark	Martha Jane c1877–c1962 Thomas 1833–? William 1810?–?	Surname Origin Location. Means 'Angle place' i.e. place of the Angles. There is an 'Anglezarke Moor' north of Winter Hill near Bolton in Lancashire. 'Robert the Clerk de Analsargh' recorded circa 1200.
Baines	Mary c1815–? James c1768–?
Barnard	Mary 1682–? John c1660–?	Surname Origin Forename. Derived from the Germanic first name Bernhard. First found in Westmoreland where they had been granted lands by King William for their assistance at the Battle of Hastings.
Beckett	Esther 1863–? Thomas c1825–? Thomas ?–?
Bennett	Ellen 1780
Bradshaw	Eleanor 1824–? William c1800–?
Carter	Susannah 1819–? Benjamin c1798–?	Surname Origin Vocational. Someone who drove a horse & cart.
Coleman	Elizabeth 1842–? Thomas c1803?–?
Dicker	Gertrude 1880–c1962 Charles 1852–1933 John c1816–1884 Thomas c1780–?	Surname Origin Vocational. Derived from an Anglo-Saxon word for a person who was a dike-, or ditch-maker. The hamlets of Upper Dicker and Lower Dicker exist in Sussex near to Laughton where John Dicker was born.
Dunstan	Isabella c1800–c1860	Surname Origin Location. Derived from the Anglo-Saxon words 'dun' (hill) and 'stan' (stone).
Ellis	Jane 1850–? Thomas 1818–1882 Thomas ?–?	Surname Origin Forename. From the Greek 'Elias', itself from the Hebrew 'Elijah' or 'Eliyahu'.
Fielding	Mary 1837–? John 1815?
Gibson	Dinah c1735–? Joseph c1709–?
Greenhalgh	Sarah c1796–?
Harvey	Clara Julia 1851 Samuel c1820
Hotson	Elizabeth 1823–1893 John 1799–1833 Walter c1780
Jarrett	Eleanor c1780–? Richard c1750–?
Johnson	Ann 1713–? Robert c1680–?
Johnstone	Edith Anlezark 1902–1954 Thomas Ellis 1875–c1958 Thomas 1850–? James 1814–1879
Jones	Elizabeth 1857–1934 William c1830–?
Keen	Helen 1776–? John 1740–? William c1720–?	Surname Origin Various possibilities: "kene" (Middle English for fierce or brave, also used as a Forename) OR Anglicized version of Gaelic "O'Cathain"
Lupton	Elizabeth 1840–1912 William c1810–?	Surname Origin Location. Dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. Originates from the village of Lupton in Westmorland.
Mayoh	Sarah ?–?
Preston	Anne 1774–? George Preston c1733–?	Surname Origin Location. The town of Preston in Lancashire.
Pover	Ida Muriel 1911–1997 Albert William 1873–1925 Thomas c1839–? Thomas? c1810–?	Surname Origin The name Johannes Pover appears in Subsidy Rolls (Poll Tax) for the year 1379. Skyrack wapentake, Leeds parish, Burley. [Source] The name may possibly originate from middle english pover meaning poor [Source]. The french for poor is pauvre. Note also the english word Poverty.
Rice	Barbara 1748–? Thomas 1707–? Thomas 1675–?
Roberts	Dorothy 1875–1949 Jarrett 1846–? Jarrett 1813–1879 Robert c1780–?	Surname Origin Forename. A contraction of 'Roberts`s son'.
Sidgeswick	Jane c1708–?
Starnes	NB Due to the various spellings of this name at different times, even for the same person, I have adopted the variation "Starnes" for all my ancestors. Sarah 1786–1828 Stephen 1745–?
Surr	Sarah Ann 1840–1863 Peter Surr ?–?	Surname Origin (Excuse the unavoidable pun!) Location. Dates back to the Norman Conquest. The name is a reference to St. Saire, Normandy.
Thelwell	Mary c1810–?	Surname Origin Possibly Thirlwall Castle, Northumbria — built during the 12th Century.
Ward	Ian Anlezark Albert 1902–1980 Andrew 1861–1907 Thomas ?–? Richard ?–? Thomas ?–?	Surname Origin Vocational. Derived from the Old English word 'ward', meaning guardian or watchman.