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Brotherton

Brotherton Name Meaning
English: habitational name from Brotherton in North Yorkshire and occasionally from the now lost Brotherton in Hacheston Suffolk; both are named with Old English brōthor ‘brother’ or the Old Norse personal name Bróthir + Old English tūn ‘farmstead enclosure’.
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
WintertonAthertonBrotherNethertonBriertonBrenton
From:
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Plot No. 347

NAME 1

NAME 2

Plot No. 348

NAME 1

NAME 2

Plot No. 511

NAME 1
Kezia BROTHERTON Plot 347 - click for full size image
Kezia BROTHERTON Plot 347

Charles Archibald BROTHERTON Plot 348 - click for full size image
Charles Archibald BROTHERTON Plot 348

Eric John BROTHERTON Plot 511 - click for full size image
Eric John BROTHERTON Plot 511

Inscription

Inscription

Inscription

In Loving Memory Of
Kezia Brotherton

In Loving Memory Of
Kezia Wife Of Charles Brotherton
Who Died Feb 28th 1927 Aged 82 Years

In
Loving Memory
Of
Charles Archibald Brotherton
Son Of The Late Charles Brotherton
Of Hampsthwaite
Born July 21st 1873, Died Jan 26th 1940.
Also
Jane Elizabeth Brotherton
Wife Of The Above
Born May 8th 1881, Died October 15th 1966.

In Loving Memory Of
Roy Matthew Henry 1943 - 2018

In
Loving Memory
Of Our Dear Son
Eric John Brotherton
Accidentally Killed
31st December 1968
Aged 19 Years
Resting Where No Shadows Fall
Also
Doreen Joy Brotherton
Dear Mother Of The Above
Died 1st November 1982
Aged 60 Years
At Rest
Also John Brotherton
Died 14th June 1984
Aged 68 Years
Re-United


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Plot No. 751

NAME 1

NAME 2

Plot No. 884

NAME 1

NAME 2

Plot No. 1034

NAME 1
James Henry BROTHERTON Plot 751 - click for full size image
James Henry BROTHERTON Plot 751

John James BROTHERTON Plot 884 - click for full size image
John James BROTHERTON Plot 884

John Upton BROTHERTON Plot 1034 - click for full size image
John Upton BROTHERTON Plot 1034

Inscription

Inscription

Inscription

In Loving Memory
Of A Dear Husband
And Father
James Henry
Brotherton
Who Died 21st March 1989
Aged 65 Years
Also His Dearly Loved Wife
Jessie
A Much Loved Mother And Grandma
Who Died 29th April 2002
Aged 73 Years
Re-United

Treasured
Memories Of
John James
Brotherton
Died December 14th 1968
Aged 74 Years
At Rest
Also His Dear Wife
Annie
Died July 30th 1986
Aged 87 Years
Re-United

In Loving Memory
Of
John Upton
Brotherton
Died 13th May 1956
Aged 77 Years
Also Martha
Dearly Loved Wife
Of The Above
Died 8th May 1961
Aged 77 Years


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Plot No. 3145

NAME 1

NAME 2

 

Plot No.3146

NAME 1
James BROTHERTON Plot 3145 - click for full size image
James BROTHERTON Plot 3145

BROTHERTON - click for full size image
BROTHERTON

Charles BROTHERTON Plot 3146 - click for full size image
Charles BROTHERTON Plot 3146

Inscription

 

Inscription

In Memory Of James Brotherton,
Of Hampsthwaite
Who Died August 20th 1854
Aged 60 Years
‘While In The World You Toil And Weep,
Here Sweetly In The Dust I Sleep:
A World Of Care I Left Behind,
An Endless Rest In Heaven To Find.’
Also Ruth, Wife Of The Above Named James Brotherton,
Who Died January 11th 1875 Aged 80 Years
‘Precious In The Sight Of The Lord Is Death Of His Saints’
Also Of William Brotherton
Son Of The Above, Who Fell Asleep
In Jesus, November 4th 1865
Aged 51 Years
‘Where Sin Abounded, Grace Did Much More Abound’

 

In Loving Memory Of
Charles Brotherton
Late Of Gargrave In Craven
Who Died May 18th 1905
In His 66th Year
Youngest Son Of The Late
James Brotherton (Hampsthwaite)
Also To The Memory Of Kezia, Wife Of The Above,
Charles Brotherton,
Interred In This Church Yard


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Church Records

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Additional Information

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Plot No.NameBurial DateAge
884Annie BROTHERTON30 Jul 198687
3146Charles BROTHERTON22 May 190565
##Charles Archibald BROTHERTON22 Mar 1877< 1
348Charles Archibald BROTHERTON30 Jan 194067
511Doreen Joy BROTHERTON1 Nov 198260
511Eric John BROTHERTON31 Dec 196819
3145James BROTHERTON20 Aug 185460
751James Henry BROTHERTON21 Mar 198965
751Jessie BROTHERTON29 Apr 200273
##John BROTHERTON23 Dec 18586
511John BROTHERTON14 Jun 198468
1034John Upton BROTHERTON13 May 195647
884John James BROTHERTON14 Dec 196874
347Kezia BROTHERTON3 Mar 192782
1034Martha BROTHERTON10 May 196177
3145Ruth BROTHERTON11 Jan 187580
3145William BROTHERTON4 Nov 186551
Calverley Info comprises an excellent and comprehensive collection of historical and genealogical information pertaining to Nidderdale in Yorkshire. Burial Records may be accessed using the links below and may be searched by holding down Ctrl and pressing F then typing in the Surname to be searched for.
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Brotherton

Brotherton Name Meaning
English: habitational name from Brotherton in North Yorkshire and occasionally from the now lost Brotherton in Hacheston Suffolk; both are named with Old English brōthor ‘brother’ or the Old Norse personal name Bróthir + Old English tūn ‘farmstead enclosure’.
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
WintertonAthertonBrotherNethertonBriertonBrenton
From:
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/learn/facts