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Trade Directories Parish Registers Driffield Parish Church Baptisms 1836-1850 (incomplete) A - L Driffield Parish Church Baptisms 1836-1850 (incomplete) M - Z Flamborough Marriages by Banns 1754-1779 North Burton (Burton Fleming) Parish Registers Wesleyan Baptisms 1837-1867 A-H only Monumental Inscriptions North Frodingham & North Dalton Cemetery MIs BMD Announcements &c from the Driffield Times Religion List of Priors etc of Monastic Establishments on the Yorkshire Wolds Driffield Congregational Church Religious Meeting Houses Licenced 1708-1808 WW1 Soldiers who died in WW1 with a connection to Driffield WW2 Social History History of the Driffield Post Office Trevor Malkin on the Driffield Railway Biographies &c They left Nafferton in 1863 - Where are they now? Some Old Driffield Schoolmasters Thomas Saulsbury Wright- one of yours? Celebrities of the Yorkshire Wolds Miscellaneous Useful links & Online family trees
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I came across a list of students in the Driffield Academy in the Hull Advertiser, of 1813. I am not specifically researching schools in the area, but if I find anything else of interest, I will post it on here. If anyone else has any research in their files, relevant to schools in the area, I would be more than pleased to add it to this site to share with others. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Hull Advertiser, December 25, 1813 DRIFFIELD ACADEMY Conducted by the Rev JOHN EARLE, Member of St John’s College, Cambridge And properly qualified ASSISTANTS Will re-open after the Christmas Recess, on Monday, January 24, 1814 In the above establishment, Young Gentlemen are carefully instructed in Greek and Latin; the Grammatical Construction of the English Language; the Mathmatics; Geography, and the Use of Globes; with the Method of Drawing Maps, Practical Land Surveying and Ornamental Planning, &c. TERMS: Board and Lodging for Boys under twelve Years of age, twenty five pounds per annum. An Annual Exhibition of Cyphering and Copy Books, Drawings, Maps and Plans on the Friday next before the commencement of the Mid-summer Vactation. In order that Parents may be better enabled to ascertain the merits of the above establishment, annexed is a list of Mr Earle’s present Pupils and the time they have been boarded with him: Bethuel Boyes, Eastburn 3 ½ years George Cowper, Scoreby Grange ½ ditto Samuel Dallimore, London 2 ½ ditto William Davenport, Boynton 1 ½ ditto Frank Dobson, Market Weighton 5 ditto William Drinkrow, Driffield ½ ditto William Fothergill, Bedale 2 ditto William Hendry, Hull ½ ditto William Hopper, Rudston 1 ½ ditto Christopher Hudson, Catfoss 2 ½ ditto John Hudson, Easton 1 ½ ditto Richard Jefferson, London 1 ditto George Knox, Hull ½ ditto Thomas Lee, Bishop Burton 3 ½ ditto William Lee, Ditto ½ ditto John Milbourn, Driffield 5 ditto Thomas Musgrave, Foggathorpe 4 ditto William Norton, Catwick 2 ½ ditto John Simpson, Bridlington Quay 2 ditto Robert Smart, Hutton Bushel 2 ½ ditto Thomas Smith, York 1 ½ ditto Sidney Smith, Ditto 1 ½ ditto Charles Snowball, Malton 2 ½ ditto John Stark, Out-Newton 1 ditto Charles Temple, Malton 1 ditto John Turner, Ganstead ½ ditto Robert Vickerman, Driffield 1 ½ ditto Fewster Wilkinson, Willerby 1 ½ ditto George Wilkinson, Ditto 1 ½ ditto John Whitaker, Green Holme ½ ditto It is now five years since Mr Earle opened an Academy at Driffield; and for the large share of public patronage with which his establishment has been honoured he returns his most sincere and grateful thanks; and most solemnly assures his friends that every attention shall be paid to the morals, health and improvement of those who are and may be committed to his care. Driffield, Dec 16, 1813
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