Children of William and Elizabeth Binns

01. James Binns

1754-01-19	b. Carleton, Yorkshire	TNA: RG 6/1091, /1279; 'An account of the family of the Binns's from the Year 1663', aka 'Binns notebook', MS vol. S 494, LSF
1780-10-30	grazier, of Cononley Woodside, Kildwick, Yorkshire; d.	RG 6/898, /1165, /1279
1780-11-02	bur. Skipton fbg	RG 6/898, /1165, /1279
	James poor man fell into a sort of religious despair believing he sinned when he eat and could not be persuaded from it was in a quiet way and of few words except a few days at the beginning. He lived several months in this condition and seemed to pine away for want of food. Had been of an orderly conduct and very diligent in attending meetings.	'Binns notebook'

1755-07-18	b. Woodside near Skipton, Yorkshire	TNA: RG 6/1091, /1279; 'An account of the family of the Binns's from the Year 1663', aka 'Binns notebook', MS vol. S 494, LSF
1781-07-03	m. Joseph Smith (1759–1824, s. of Richard and Mary Smith, b. Darlington, Durham, yeoman, lord of the manor of Addingham, near Ilkley), at Skipton	RG 6/886, /913, /1071, /1279; 'Binns notebook'; Milligan (2007)
Children:	Mary (1783–1857), Richard (1784–1856), George (1786–1797), James (1788–1792), all b. Cononley Woodside, near Skipton; Elizabeth (1790–1823); Ann (1792–1868), Joseph (1793–1854), both b. Addingham; William (1796–1808); and George (1798–1853), b. Addingham	Annual Monitor; TNA: HO 107; RG 6/15, /789, /890, /904, /1164, /1279; GRO index; 'Binns notebook'; Milligan (2007); Joseph Foster (1873) Pedigrees of Lancashire Families. London
1789-05	the family removed to Lumb Gill near Addingham	'Binns notebook'
c. 1794	removed to Addingham	'Binns notebook'
1824-01-05	of Close House, near Skipton; d.	RG 6/890, /913
1824-01-05	"On Sunday week, Mary Smith, of Close House, near Skipton, one of the Society of Friends."	Leeds Intelligencer, 1824-01-15
1824-01-08	bur. Skipton fbg	RG 6/890, /913

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