Millthrop - Reverend William Adamthwaite (1753-1826) and Jane McEver lived here at one time (SC)

memorial in Beverley Minster to Ann (Nee Hoggard) - wife of Reverend William Adamthwaite. She died in 1819 aged 63

Sarah Ann Adamthwaite, born 1857 in Caton, Lincolnshire - daughter of John Adamthwaite and Ann (Newsham).

Jane Tuck, daughter of Charles and Sarah Ann (Adamthwaite)

this is EITHER Richard Tuck (b.1894) or Thomas Tuck (b.1888) both sons of Charles and Sarah Ann (Adamthwaite) (JB)

Ada Tuck (b. 1881 in Leeds) daughter of Charles and Sarah Ann (Adamthwaite) (JB)

Thomas Adamthwaite of Melling (1832-1897), son of William Adamthwaite and Sarah (Greenbank) - he married Mary Ann Foxcroft in 1856 (PH)

Mary Ann Adamthwaite (1866-1921) daughter of Thomas Adamthwaite and Mary Ann (Foxcroft) (PH)

a modern photograph of Melling Hall, where Thomas Adamthwaite was a coachman (PH)

Thomas Adamthwaite's grave in Westhoughton Church Cemetery (PH)

l-r: Ethel Riddiough, daugh of Hannah; Hannah Riddiough (nee Adamthwaite) (b.1864) and unknown (SC)

two of John and Ann (Newsham)'s sons - William Greenbank Adamthwaite (left) and Richard Adamtwaite (right) (EA)

l-r: Henry Riddiough; his wife Hannah (nee Adamthwaite, b.1864); unknown; unknown; ?Thomas Adamthwaite (Hannah's brother, b.1861) (SC)

Henry Riddiough with his wife Hannah (Adamthwaite) and their daughter Ethel. Hannah was the daughter of William and Mary (Allen) (SC)

Bentham Travellers

John Adamthwaite (1896-1918)

Thomas and Ellen (Walker) and family

Rose Annie Walter, who married Tom Adamthwaite in 1929 (PhA)

Elizabeth Carr - wife of William Greenbank Adamthwaite - don't know who the child is

John Adamthwaite (son of William Greenbank Adamthwaite and Elizabeth (Carr) with his wife Maggie and their daughter Rhoda (EA)

John Adamthwaite (1890-1972) and his wife Maggie (1892-1971)

Walter Adamthwaite (1892-1972), son of William Greenbank Adamthwaite and Elizabeth (Carr) with his first wife Emily (Stockdale) (EA)

Walter Adamthwaite (b.1914) son of Walter Adamthwaite and Emily (Stockdale) pictured on his retirement in 1980 - he is the one in the light grey suit

Sarah Alice adamthwaite (188601914) daughter of William Greenbank Adamthwaite and Elizabeth (Carr). She died in childbirth (Paula)

Alice Jane (Adamthwaite) (b1877) who married John Wilson

Annie Adamthwaite (1877-1951)

Barbara Adamthwaite (1872-1940)

Elizabeth (Dot) Adamthwaite (1900-1957)

William Greenbank Adamthwaite (1859-1948)

Elizabeth Adamthwaite, nee Carr (1861-1933), wife of William Greenbank Adamthwaite

three sons of William Greenbank Adamthwaite and Elizabeth (Carr):

John Adamthwaite (1867-1939) outside the Silk Works

Margaret Ellen Adamthwaite, nee Harling (1871-1946), wife of John Adamthwaite

John Adamthwaite with his wife Margaret Ellen

Margaret Ellen with Elizabeth (Carr) and William Greenbank Adamthwaite

Mary Adamthwaite, nee Harling (1859-1923), wife of Richard Adamthwaite

Richard Adamthwaite (1847-1930), son of William and Sarah (Greenbank) with his wife Grace (Timperley) (1847-1922)

Richard and Mary Adamthwaite with daughter Maggie (1892-1971)

Richard Adamthwaite (1861-1947)

William Adamthwaite (1879-1891)

However, the Reverend William had left Ann to live with his housekeeper Jane McEver, with whom he had a son William Adamthwaite McEver

Sarah was granddaughter to William McEver Adamthwaite (JB). She married Charles Tuck in 1876

we believe this photo shows Thomas Adamthwaite on the left, the son of Richard and Grace (Timperley) who travelled to Canada with his son John in 1912 - however we do not know who the taller man is

the son of Thomas and Ellen (Walker) - John was killed at Flanders in WW2 (PhA)

the photo shows Tom and Jenny standing at the back, with John, Ellen and Thomas in front (PhA)

John was the son of Wm Greenbank Adamthwaite and Elizabeth (Carr) and his wife Maggie was the daughter of Richard Adamthwaite and Mary (Harling). They lived next door to the Greenbank Adamthwaites in St Hilda's Crescent (Paula)

John (1890-1972); Walter (1892-1972) and George Willie, known as 'Uncle Bill' (1895-1961)

You can read more about Maggie and her family in 'Rhoda's Story' in the Miscellany section