Valiant Sixty - List of The Valiant Sixty

List of The Valiant Sixty

  • Ayrey, Thomas
  • Aldam, Thomas
  • Atkinson, Christopher
  • Audland, Ann
  • Audland, John
  • Banks, John
  • Bateman, Miles
  • Bensen, Dorothy
  • Benson, Gervase
  • Bewley, George
  • Birkett, Miles
  • Blaykling, Anne
  • Blaykling, John
  • Braithwaite, John
  • Briggs, Thomas
  • Burnyeat, John
  • Burrough, Edward
  • Camm, John
  • Camm, Mabel
  • Caton, William
  • Clayton, Richard
  • Dewsbury, William
  • Farnsworth, Richard
  • Fell, Leonard
  • Fell, Margaret
  • Fisher, Mary
  • Fletcher, Elizabeth
  • Fox, George
  • Goodaire, Thomas
  • Halhead, Miles
  • Harrison, George
  • Hebden, Roger
  • Holme, Thomas
  • Hooton or Hooten, Elizabeth
  • Howgill, Francis
  • Howgill, Mary
  • Hubbersty, Miles
  • Hubbersty, Stephen
  • Hubberthorne, Richard
  • Kilham, Thomas
  • Lancaster, James
  • Lawson, John
  • Lawson, Thomas
  • Nayler, James
  • Parker, Alexander
  • Rawlinson, Thomas
  • Rigge, Ambrose
  • Robertson, Thomas
  • Robinson, Richard
  • Salthouse, Thomas
  • Scaife, John
  • Simpson, William
  • Slee, John
  • Stacey, Thomas
  • Story, John
  • Stubbs, John
  • Stubbs, Thomas
  • Taylor, Christopher
  • Taylor, Thomas
  • Waugh, Dorothy
  • Waugh, Jane
  • Whitehead, George
  • Whitehead, John
  • Widders or Withers, Robert
  • Wilkinson, John

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