Ann Robson

Ann married John Welbank on 7 May 1702 in St Mary's, South Cowton, Yorkshire, England . John (son of John Welbank and Mary) was born in 1675 in North Cowton; died in 1732 in North Cowton. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Ann Allanson on 10 Apr 1733 in South Kilvington, Yorks. Ann was buried on 27 Nov 1760 in South Kilvington, Yorks. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Note: 1 Oct 1735; Bill of indictment of George Pearson late of Wateworth yeoman for stealing one pair of buckskin breeches value 2s 6d, the property of Robert Wellbank Offence committed at North Cowton on 1 October 1735

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Died:
This is the last Welbank burial at South Cowton.

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• Residence: 1768, Carlton cum Husthwaite, Yorkshire, England.; 1768-1847 Welbanks John Welbank bought the Manor House and its farm, and moved from Upsall to be Carlton's leading (gentleman) farmer. When his son, also called John, inherited in 1804 the property list showed the house as two distinct dwellings. Two generations of the family had been living as separate households, a pattern that had probably continued since the distant Kitchingman past. In 1841 John and his brother William, both unmarried, were living in one part of the house; in the other part were their housekeeper and several male and female farm servants. The second John Welbank died in 1846. By will everything was left to his brother and heirs; failing heirs the house and land were to go to a godson, Leonard Peckitt of Carlton Hall. William Welbank died a year and a day after his brother, without heir.
• Note: 15 May 1792, Deeds relating to premises in Newton Bewley U.NRC/47 [n.d.]; ASSIGNMENT of lease for residue of term of 21 years. Upon various trusts. U.NRC/47/1 15 May 1792 Contents: 1. John Welbank of Carlton, pa. Husthwaite, Co. York., gent. 2. Jas. Nicholson of Wolviston, gent. & Rbt. Appleby of Wolviston, shopkeeper. Messuage in Newton Bewley with garth, garden etc. adjoining & ten closes in Newton Bewlay called the Old Gravel Hole Field (als. the Little Pasture) the New Gravel Hole Field, the New Tillage Field, the North Field, the Grass Bottom, the Little Moor, the Old Grass Field (with barn & byre), the Old Tillage Field, the Newlaid Field & the Far Moor (excepting the woods, mine & quarries) all in occupation of Mary Wilson as tenant. Consideration: £900 Rent: £4-0-½d

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Birth:
Several births of a John Welbank in Yorkshire in 1734, this one has William as father. It takes place soon after William Welbank of South Cowton inherits the farm from his father, giving him the opportunity to rent out the land, move away and marry. John Welbank of Carlton Husthwaite appears to come from a North Cowton family, because he owns land in North Cowton, mentioned in his Will.

Died:
Will leaves house in Carlton cum Husthwaite to wife Ann for life
messuages and tenements in North Cowton
messuages and tenements in Thornton Le Street to Ann for life
after her death £1200 to divide among his four daughters.
Land in North Cowton was settled on his mother and his son John.
Properties in Thornton Le Street to son William.
Allotment in Thirsk West Moor purchased from Mr Piper to John, on payment of £100 to William.

John married Ann Crossley in 1770 in Thirsk, Yorkshire. Ann was born in 1745; died in 1815 in Carlton Husthwaite, Yorkshire, England; was buried on 29 Nov 1815 in St Nicholas, Carlton Husthwaite. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Died:
after a few hours' illness, at her Brother's house in Carlton Husthwaite
(Hull Advertiser and Exchange Gazette, 28 Dec 1821).

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Died:
after a tedious indisposition (York Herald, 15 Feb 1812)

Other Events and Attributes:

• Note: 11 Apr 1848, Carlton Husthwaite, Yorkshire, England; Auction of Wm Wellbank's beasts, implements, dairy utensils etc. including 21 Irish heifers, 5 draught horses, one 2 years old coaching filly, 56 well bred ewes, 80 do. wether and gimmer hogs, 7 score pigs, 4 sets of swingle trees, 2 turnip cutters, winnowing machines, 100 stack bars, 2 cheese presses, skeels, (many more beasts and iimplements listed) Yorkshire Gazette, 1 Apr 1848

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Died:
Notice in Yorkshire Gazette 26 Jun 1847

William married Ann Coulson on 5 Oct 1846 in Carlton Husthwaite, Yorkshire, England. Ann was born in 1797 in Easingwold, Yorkshire ; died on 6 Oct 1860 in late of Gatherly, Huttons Ambo, age 63, left approx £1500.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]