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Hornby-in-Lonsdale North Lancashire Late 13th and early 14th Centuries William
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Hornby (1575-) Kirkham Lancashire |
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Richard Hornby |
married 1653 |
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Elizabeth Walmesly |
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1613-1660 |
Newton-with-Scales |
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1615- |
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William Hornby |
married 1681 |
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Isabel Horsecarr |
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1656-1701 |
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1660- |
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Robert Hornby |
married 1711/12 |
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Elizabeth Sharrock |
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1690-1768/69 Newton Lancashire Baptized Kirkham Lancashire
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1690- |
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Hugh Hornby |
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Margaret Hankinson |
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1719-1781 |
married c1745 |
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1723-1804 |
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Rev Hugh Hornby |
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1765-1847 |
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1759-1824 |
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1760-1833 |
1746-1812 |
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Kirkham Lancashire |
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Kirkham Lancashire |
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Well known aunt of Anne Langton |
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Artist and author - migrated to Canada |
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Anne's painting of Rosedale |
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Marianne Hornby |
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married John Cortazzi |
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1792-1875 |
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1801-1881 |
1794-1853 |
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Kirkham |
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Liverpool |
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Bought Sandown Hall about 1792 |
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Matlock, Bath – County of Derbyshire |
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Richard Cortassie HORNBY |
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Eleanor Charlotte Johnston |
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b c1839 d 26/06/1902 |
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b c1849 d ??? |
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James HORNBY |
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b21/07/1873 in India d01/07/1943 |
b 9.10.1875 d 18.1.1955 |
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The brothers emigrated to
Australia in 1903 at the behest
of their friend and mentor; Mr
Dowling who took up a
selection on the Little
Murray river and ran a successful
business in Melbourne.
In 1907 Francis travelled on a packet ship which floundered
on the Bellingen River. He
then went on to the
Bellingen Land Office to enter a ballot for
crown lots at Dorrigo
Boxmoor
School - school of Francis James Hornby
Some sources mention
Heathrow school at Hertz
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