Indenture dated 27 Jun 1715

David BARRACLOUGH of Pudsey, par Calverley, Clothier

and

Samuel HEMMINGWAY of Boldshaw Hall, Bradford, Gentleman

Messuage and tenement with barn and other buildings at Owlcotes Hill, Pudsey with lands, closes and ground currently occupied by the said David BARRACLOUGH.

Witnesses:  Joshua STEAD, Junr and John SAGAR both of Bradford, Yeomen witnesses
                   to the execution by David BARRACLOUGH
 

MEMORIAL OF INDENTURES OF LEASE AND RELEASE
Volume C   Page 209   Number 317
BARRACLOUGH to MOSS
Registered at Wakefield 11 Aug 1710 at five in the afternoon

Indentures of Lease and Release bearing date the twelfth and thirteenth days of June Anno Domini 1710 and made between David BARRACLOUGH of Pudsey in the County of York Collier of the one part and William MOSS of Pudsey aforesaid Tanner of the other part. Of or concerning all those two closes of land, arable meadow or pasture lying and being in Pudsey aforesaid formerly in one close called or known by the name of the Horse Close and now or late in the possession of the said David BARRACLOUGH. Which said Indentures are witnessed by William LEPTON and Tobias WOLRICH both of Leeds in the said County of York Gentlemen.

Signed and sealed                                                   Will: MOSS
by the above named
Wm MOSS in the presence of  Toby WELRICH
                                                  Wm LEPTON Jur
 
 

MEMORIAL OF AN INDENTURE OF DEMISE
Volume C   Page 209   Number 318
BARRACLOUGH to MOSS
Registered at Wakefield 11 Aug 1710 at five in the afternoon

An Indenture of Demise for one thousand years bearing date the thirteenth day of June Anno Domini 1710 made between David BARRACLOUGH of Pudsey in the County of York Collier of the one part and William MOSS of Pudsey aforesaid Yeoman of the other part. Of or concerning all those two closes of land, arable meadow or pasture with the appurtenances lying and being in Pudsey aforesaid called by the names of the Dogslandare (?) Close and the Sheep Close now in the tenure or occupation of the said David BARRACLOUGH or his assigns. Which said Indenture is witnessed by William LEPTON and Tobias WOLRICH both of Leeds in the said County of York Gentlemen.

Signed and sealed                                                           Will: MOSS
by the above named
Wm MOSS in the presence of us Wm LEPTON Jur
                                                      Toby WOLRICH
 
 

MEMORIAL OF AN INDENTURE OR LEASE
Volume O   Page 272   Number 434
BARRACLOUGH to SWAINE
Registered at Wakefield 15 Jan 1779 at twelve at noon

Date: 4 Jul 1719

Parties: David BARRACLOUGH of Pudsey, par Calverley, Clothier of the one part and
             Edward SWAINE of Bolton, par Calverley, Yeoman of the other part

Messuage with barn and buildings and land belonging situated at or near Owlcoates Hill in Pudsey now in the tenure or occupation of David BARRACLOUGH. Also all other messuages, tenements, lands, closes and hereditaments belonging to David BARRACLOUGH situated in Pudsey.

Witnesses: John SKIRROW of Bolton Yeoman
                  John COCKCROFT of Bradford Gentleman
 

MEMORIAL OF INDENTURES OF LEASE AND RELEASE
Volume O   Page 361   Number 560
BARRACLOUGH and Ux to ELLISON
Registered at Wakefield 4 Mar 1719 at nine in the forenoon

Date: 1 Feb 1719 (Lease)   2 Feb 1719 (Release)

Parties: John BARRACLOUGH of Birstal Smithies in Gomersal Blacksmith and Sarah his wife
             heretofore Sarah RICHARDSON Spinster of the one part and
             Thomas ELLISON of Birkenshay in Gomersal Yeoman of the other part

Dwellinghouse or tenement, barn and close of land called the Croft all at Birstal Smithies now in the possession of Benjamin WIGGLESWORTH. Two other closes called the Moothill Closes in the possession of Benjamin WIGGLESWORTH and John BARRACLOUGH. Two other closes, one called Brearey Storrs and the other adjoining on the east to the dwellinghouse of Grace GOTT Widow and now in her possession. All which said four closes are at Moothill in Birstal and all which premises aforesaid are in the Township of Gomersal and were heretofore the Inheritance of Thomas RICHARDSON of Birstal Smithies Blacksmith deceased and by him given and devised to the aforesaid Sarah his sister. The property was purchased for the sum of £100 with interest.

Witnesses: Tho: FEARNLEY Senr of Birstal, Gentleman
                   Tho: FEARNLEY Junr of Birstal, Gentleman
                   Benjamin FEARNLEY, son of Tho: FEARNLEY Senr
 

MEMORIAL OF INDENTURES OF LEASE AND RELEASE
Volume O   Page 410   Number 646
BARRACLOUGH to LISTER
Registered at Wakefield 4 Apr 1710 at ten in the forenoon

Date: 23 Mar 1719 (Lease)  24 Mar 1719 (Release)

Parties: George BARRACLOUGH of Ecclesall, par Bradford Yeoman of the one part and
             William LISTER of Bingley Yeoman of the other part.

Close of land, meadow or pasture ground called Old Heleys otherwise Helees situated at Gilstead in the Parish of Bingley late in the tenure or occupation of Thomas LISTER but now in the tenure or occupation of George BARRACLOUGH. Which said close abutts upon the lane leading from Cottingley Bridge to Gilstead commonly called Heley Lane or Heley Syke.

Witnesses: Joseph SHAW of Bolton, Yeoman
                  William MORTIMER of Bradford, Gentleman
 

MEMORIAL OF AN INDENTURE
Volume BQ   Page 434   Number 576
BARRACLOUGH and others to HODGSON
Registered at Wakefield 19 Apr 1773 near twelve at noon

A Memorial of an Indenture dated 6th March 1773 made between Stephen BARRACLOUGH of Wibsey in the Township of North Bierley in the Parish of Bradford and County of York Yeoman and Hannah his wife and Hannah LONGBOTHAM of the same place Widow (which said Hannah BARRACLOUGH is the only child and heiress and the said Hannah LONGBOTHAM is the Widow and Relict of William LONGBOTHAM late of Wibsey Yeoman deceased) of the one part and Joshua HODGSON of Wike in the said County Clothier of the other part. Of and concerning a messuage or tenement and barn at North Bierley. Also a parcel of ground called Morley Carr formerly in one close but now divided into six closes containing twenty four days work. Also all that close or croft called Longbotham Croft also in North Bierley lately occupied by the said William LONGBOTHAM but now in the tenure of the said Stephen BARRACLOUGH. Also three cottages or dwellinghouses in Wibsey now occupied by William ROOKS, Elijah CARTER and Joseph CARTER. Indenture witnessed by Thomas SKELTON of Bradford Merchant and John EAGLE of the same place Gentleman.

Signed and sealed                                               Stephen BARRACLOUGH
in the presence of  Tho. SKELTON
                               John EAGLE (Sworn)
 

MEMORIAL OF INDENTURES OF LEASE AND RELEASE
Volume CD   Page 723   Number 953
BARRACLOUGH and Uxor to GLOVER
Registered at Wakefield 18 Mar 1779 near three in the afternoon

A Memorial of Indentures of Lease and Release dated the 10th and 11th of February 1779 made between Stephen BARRACLOUGH of Wibsey in the Township of North Bierley in the Parish of Bradford and County of York Yeoman and Hannah his wife of the one part and Mary GLOVER of Leeds in the said County Widow of the other part. Of and concerning a messuage or dwellinghouse with the barn, stables and other outbuildings at North Bierley now occupied by the said Stephen BARRACLOUGH. Also several cottages or tenements at North Bierley now or late occupied by William BROOKS, Elijah CARTER, Abednigo THORNTON and Richard THOMAS. Also four closes or parcels of ground at North Bierley called the Little Ing, the Four Days Work, the Low Carr and the Great Ing containing thirteen and a half days work now in the proper occupation by the said Stephen BARRACLOUGH. Also three closes or parcels of ground at North Bierley called the Fountain Field, the Little Carr and the Low Ing containing eight days work now or late occupied by Benjamin CROWTHER. Also two closes or parcels of ground at North Bierley called the Three Days Work and the Middle Carr containing five days work now or late occupied by Joseph TORDOFF. All which closes or parcels of ground were formerly in one close called Morley Carr. Also all other messuages, cottages, lands, tenements and hereditaments of Stephen BARRACLOUGH and Hannah his wife at North Bierley. Which said Indentures are witnessed by John BENTLEY of Bradford Gentleman and Lucas NICHOLSON of Leeds Gentleman.

Signed and sealed                                                    Stephen BARRACLOUGH
in the presence of  John BENTLEY
                              Lucas NICHOLSON (Sworn)
 

MEMORIAL OF AN INDENTURE
Volume CD   Page 724   Number 954
HODGSON and others to WAUGH
Registered at Wakefield 18 Mar 1779 near three in the afternoon

A Memorial of an Indenture dated 11th February 1779 made between Joshua HODGSON of Wike in the County of York Clothier of the first part, Stephen BARRACLOUGH of Wibsey in the Township of North Bierley in the Parish of Bradford and County of York Yeoman and Hannah his wife (which said Hannah is the only child and heiress of William LONGBOTHAM late of Wibsey Yeoman deceased) of the second part, Mary GLOVER of Leeds Widow of the third part and Henry WAUGH of Leeds Gentleman of the fourth part. Of and concerning all that messuage or tenement and barn at North Bierley formerly in the possession of Joshua FAWCETT. Also a parcel of ground called Morley Carr formerly in one close but now in six closes containing twenty four days work also at North Bierley and also formerly occupied by Joshua FAWCETT. Also a close or croft called Longbotham Croft at North Bierley heretofore occupied by the said William LONGBOTHAM deceased but now occupied by the said Stephen BARRACLOUGH. Also three cottages or dwellinghouses at Wibsey now or late occupied by William ROOKES, Elijah CARTER and Joseph CARTER. Which said Indenture is witnessed as to the execution by Joshua HODGSON, Stephen BARRACLOUGH and Hannah his wife is witnessed by John BENTLEY of Bradford Gentleman and Lucas NICHOLSON of Leeds Gentleman.

Signed and sealed                                                 Stephen BARRACLOUGH
in the presence of  John BENTLEY
                              Lucas NICHOLSON (Sworn)
 

MEMORIAL OF AN INDENTURE
Volume 18 Page 365 Number 193
Memorial of an Indenture for registration
Date 1st May 1894

Parties: Henry BARRACLOUGH of High Street, Wibsey in the Parish of Bradford and County of York Butcher
of the first part
John BARRACLOUGH of Girlington, Bradford aforesaid Warehouseman
Arthur Greenwood BARRACLOUGH of Blackpool in the County of Lancaster Clerk
Charles Albert BARRACLOUGH of Liverpool in the said County of Lancaster Cotton Porter
Florence Elizabeth AINSWORTH (formerly Florence Elizabeth BARRACLOUGH) the wife of Henry AINSWORTH of Girlington aforesaid Glass Dealer
the said Henry BARRACLOUGH
Ellen BARRACLOUGH  of Penny Close Farm, Wibsey Bank, Wibsey aforesaid Spinster
Mary BRAYSHAW (formerly Mary BARRACLOUGH) the wife of Mark BRAYSHAW of Little Cross Street, Bowling Old Lane, Bradford aforesaid Architect
Jane MITCHELL (formerly Jane BARRACCLOUGH) the wife of Squire MITCHELL of Odsal Top near Bradford aforesaid Gentleman and
Martha BARRACLOUGH of Penny Close Farm aforesaid Spinster of the second part and Henry BARRACLOUGH of the third part and
Francis BARRACLOUGH of High Street, Wibsey aforesaid Butcher of the fourth part.
Description of Lands: All that freehold messuage or dwellinghouse and it's site and appurtenances together with the land thereto adjoining known as Penny Close Farm situate at Wibsey Bank in the Parish of Bradford aforesaid containing two acres and thirty perches or thereabouts called or known as Truncliffe Closes situate at Odsal Top at Wibsey aforesaid abutting in part on Wibsey Low Moor and containing together ten acres and twenty three perches or thereabouts which said messuage, lands and hereditaments were formerly in the occupation of Joseph BARRACLOUGH but lately of the said Testor William BARRACLOUGH. Together with all and singular houses, outhouses, buildings, yards, folds, gardens, ways, water, watercourses, commons, common of pasture and turbary rights, lights, hedges, ditches, drains, thithes, liberties, priileges and appurtenances whatsoever to the said hereditaments and premises or any part thereof belonging or in anywise appertaining or therewith heretofore used, occupied or enjoyed or reputed as part thereof.

Witnesses: Albert Denison HART of 394 Exchange Buildings, Bradford, Solicitor witness to the execution by the said Henry BARRACLOUGH, John BARRACLOUGH, Arthur Greenwood BARRACLOUGH, Charles Albert BARRACLOUGH, Florence Elizabeth AINSWORTH, Ellen BARRACLOUGH, Mary BRAYSHAW, Jane MITCHELL, Martha BARRACLOUGH, and Francis BARRACLOUGH

Witness: Albert Denison HART                  Henry BARRACLOUGH