MERLEWOOD,
The
House, its Occupants, their Families, and
Business
Connections with the
Lancashire Cotton Industry
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by
Last updated 16/8/07
Letter
From George Webster to Henry Remington
confirming Webster
Alfred Binyon and Lucy Binyon (nee Hoyle)
Alfred Binyon writes to his mother about his holiday in Kendal 1823
Alfred Binyon travels to Scarborough and York with his brother-in-law John Atkinson Ransome 1834
Alfred Binyon recounts his visit to the Paris exhibition 1839
Alfred Binyon writes to Isaac Taylor about the deposition of copper on printing rollers 1850
Alfred Binyon writes to George Webster about his family's holiday in the Pyrenees 1853
Alfred Binyon writes to George Wilson about his life in Grange 1854
Family trees of Alfred and Lucy Binyon:
Descendants of Benjamin Busby Binyon, grandfather of Alfred Binyon
Frances Remington (nee Binyon) and Reginald Remington
Emily Ransome (nee Binyon) and John Henry Ransome
Alfred Binyon, junior, and Sarah Binyon (nee Clark)
Frederick Binyon and Mary Binyon (nee Dockray)
Alice Maud Remington (nee Binyon) and Thomas Machell Remington
Family trees of the other daughters of Thomas Hoyle junior whose husbands and/or sons/sons-in-law/grandsons were engaged in the company:
Descendants of Mary and William Neild
Descendants of Sarah and Robert Hawley
Eliza Horrocks (nee Miller) and Samuel Horrocks
Family tree of Eliza Horrocks:
Thomas Carlisle, George and Frances Pilkington
William Pitt Miller and Emily Mary Miller (nee Schultz)
Family tree of William Pitt and Emily Mary Miller:
William George Percival Miller and Norah Blanche Miller (nee Quilter)
Thomas Pitt Miller and Ella Miller (nee Hutton)
Ernest Cyril Miller and Dulcie Katherine Miller (nee Barnard)
Winifred Mary Ballantine-Dykes (nee Miller) and Hubert Ballantine-Dykes