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Dalton Brook. A Personal Website by John Doxey. Main Photo Content Jonathan Dabbs |
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Like many I had assumed Dalton Magna had been in existence for the same period as Dalton Parva. However Dalton Magna is not mentioned as a separate hamlet until 1466. In this period the area at the time was part of the royal hunting forest, due to the increase in demand for land at the time the area was cleared , farm buildings appeared and Dalton Magna was born. Low Farm pictured left was once the home of William Eyre and family in the latter half of the 19th century
The land was held in high esteem at the time and rightly so, and some of you may be surprised to learn that Queen Elizabeth the 1st owned estates in Dalton Magna and Parva. On the 26th November in the year of Eliz. I. 1583 the Foljambe family of Osberton, Nottinghamshire receipt for £31 11s 11½d, for half a year's chief rents, due to the Queen from estates at Dalton Magna and Dalton Parva.
From: 'Yorkshire Fines: 1587', Feet of Fines of the
Tudor period [Yorks]: part 3: 1583-94
From: 'Yorkshire Fines: 1593', Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]: part
3: 1583-94
From: 'Yorkshire Fines: 1593', Feet of Fines of the
Tudor period [Yorks]: part 3: 1583-94
From: 'Yorkshire Fines: 1594', Feet of Fines of the
Tudor period [Yorks]: part 4: 1594-1603
From: 'Yorkshire Fines: 1595', Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]: part 4: 1594-1603 Plaintiff George Lynley Deforcient Nicholas Marsden and Thomas Marsden Messuage with lands in Dalton Parva and Dalton Magna.
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Past Residents |
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On the 15th June 1723 William Stead of Sheffield, mercer, and Rebecca his wife (daughter of Nathaniel Baxter deceased) revoked all the uses of recited deeds concerning property in Dalton Magna and Dalton Parva in the parishes of Rotherham and Thrybergh.
1759 Rental of Dalton Magna and Parva, also Birchhill: lands held of John Moore, esq., exor. of will of Thos. Foljambe, esq.
On the 1st June 1818
1832 Thomas Ludlam farmer brother and heir at law of Joseph Ludlam deceased.
1837 George Ludlam farmer,
1800's John Hall owned a Stone Quarry at Dalton Magna. George Scales age 16 in 1881 was born at Dalton Magna, 1881
Joseph Burden Head M Male 46 Dalton Magna, York, England Stone Merchant
Hannah Burden Head W Female 74 Rossington, York, England Farmer Hill Top Farm
Thomas Scales Head M Male 51 Fishlake, York, England Farm Bailiff 1881
John Tradewell Head M Male 41 Dalton Magna, York, England Wheelwright 1901
Arthur Tradewell age 27 born in Dalton Yorkshire was living at Greasbrough
working as a File Cutler
Henry French Head W Male 82 Dalton, York, England Farmer Of 22 Acres
1912
1912 1912 John Longden Farmer and Butcher Dalton Magna and Rotherham.
1912 1912 John Williamson Farmer Dalton Magna Address not known. 1917 and prior Charles and Ellen Royston and son Fred
The Bungalow, Dalton Magna DALTON MAGNA BUILDINGS AND RESIDENTS Pre 1960
DALTON MAGNA Harry Turner, James Turner, Nellie Turner, and Betty Turner DENCHOLME Kenneth A. Slack, and Hilda Mary Slack DENES COTTAGE Walter Wilson, and Emily J. Wilson GREEN HILLS Fred G. Wrigley, Agnes Wrigley, and Mary W. King HILL TOP FARM Frank Webb, George Webb, Alice Webb, and Nellie Webb LILAC COTTAGE Leonard Heathcote, Leslie Heathcote, and Beatrice Heathcote. LOW FARM Frank J. Burden, Clara Burden, Kenneth E. Slack, and Kathleen Slack. MANOR FARM James V. Howe, Rufus Howe, Constance Howe, and Rachael Howe. MANOR FARM COTTAGE Kenneth Howe, and Marie Howe. MEADOW FARM William Burden, Emma Burden, Lillian Batty. ROSE COTTAGE Frederick C. Mullins, Elsie Mullins THE CROFTS John M. Burden, Rene Burden. TWO GABLES Herbert E. Greaves, Kate Greaves, Mary E. Naylor WELL FARM Ralph H. Goodall, Marjorie Goodall WOOD VIEW Arthur L. Morley, Ruth V. Morley.
As can be observed from this page the Burden family have a long history in the hamlet of Dalton Magna, where they have farmed successfully since at least the early 1800's
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DALTON MAGNA TODAY 2007
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