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APPENDICES, SOURCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Appendix 1: List of Works by Mallinson and Healey,

with approximate dates and costs where known.

Key to sources: BO = Bradford Observer; BR = Bradford Review; BS = The Blackburn Standard;

db = day-book; HG = Halifax Guardian; ICBS = Incorporated Church Building Society;

JHT = Independency at Brighouse, 1878, by J. Horsfall Turner;

JJ = Continuation and Additions to the History of Bradford, 1866, by John James;

JME = James Mallinson’s signed estimate; JMF = James Mallinson’s final bill; LM = Leeds Mercury;

MHP = M.H. Port; MP = Morning Post; WC = Round About Bradford, 1876, by William Cudworth;

YG = Yorkshire Gazette.

1842 Queen’s Head, Holy Trinity (by James Mallinson alone) (£2,600: HG) (specification dated August 1842).

1845 Elland National School (by James Mallinson alone) (plans and elevations dated March & August 1845).

1845 Wyke, St. Mary (£2,485 + £265 architect’s commission [sic]: ICBS) (invitation for tenders: LI 06/12/45).

1845 Llandeilo, St. Teilo (Carmarthenshire) (unsuccessful competition entry, not built) (undated elevation for submission in a competition in 1845).

1846 Wyke parsonage (4 bedrooms) (£850 + £55 architects’ commission [sic]: estimate countersigned by the Bishop of Ripon) (elevations dated May

1846).

1846 Ilkley parsonage (4 bedrooms) (plans and elevations dated September 1846).

1846 Leeds Richmond Hill, All Saints (demolished 1980) (£3,166: MHP) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: LI 31/10/46).

1846 Manningham, St. Paul (£3,000: BO) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: LI 07/11/46).

1846 Manningham, St. Jude’s National School (report on the laying of the foundation stone: LI 07/11/46).

1847 Mytholmroyd, St. Michael (£2,872.15s.2d: notes in the church) (plans and elevations dated February 1847).

1847 Shinfield (Wokingham, formerly Berkshire) parsonage (elevations dated 1847).

1848 Danby (North Yorkshire), parsonage,school and teacher's house (notice of intent to build: YG 25/03/48).

1848 Baildon, St. John (not the tower) (£1,000: LI) (report on the consecration: LI 01/04/48).

1848 Bradford Westgate, Scottish Presbyterian Church (converted to a play-school) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: BO 25/05/48).

1849 Bradford Listerhills, St. Andrew (burnt down, 2009) (£2,155: ICBS) (plans and sections dated October 1849).

1849 Bradford Bankfoot, St. Matthew (£1,867: MHP) (report on the consecration: BO 13/12/49).

1850 Clayton, St. John the Baptist (£1,903: MHP) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: BO 31/05/49).

1850 Bradford Bankfoot, Bankfoot National School (plans dated March 1850).

1850 Heptonstall, St. Thomas the Apostle (£5,558: ICBS) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: HG 18/05/50).

1850 Shelf, St. Michael & All Angels (£1,745: MHP) (report on the consecration: MP 24/06/50).

1850 Leeds Quarry Hill, St. Mary (repairs) (£605 + £30 architects’ commission: ICBS) (notice of the reopening: LI 14/09/50).

1851 South Ossett, Christ Church (£2,120.11s.1½d: vicar’s log book, 1884) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: LI 11/01/51).

1851 Boroughbridge, St. James (£1,585: ICBS) (invitation for tenders: YG 01/03/51).

1851 Langcliffe, St. John the Evangelist (report on the laying of the foundation stone: BO 02/01/51).

1851 Leeds Richmond Hill, All Saints' parsonage (invitation for tenders: LI 22/03/51).

1851 Leeds Quarry Hill, St. Mary‘s parsonage (probably 6 bedrooms) (£795.11s.6d: JME) (invitation for tenders: LI 24/05/51).

1851 Eccleshill parsonage (invitation for tenders: BO 10/07/51).

1852 Brighouse, shop for Benjamin Freeman (elevation dated April 1852).

1852 Dale Head (Lancs.), St. James (demolished 1936) (£600:ICBS) (plan dated April 1852).

1852 Queen's Head, house for William Foster (sections and elevations dated April 1852).

1852 Bradford Manchester Road, St. James's Schools (plans and sections dated May 1852).

1852 Bradford Norcroft Road, Richmond Terrace Wesleyan Chapel, school and teacher's house (£2,800 inclusive: BO) (plans, sections and elevations

dated June 1852).

1852 Cundall, St. Mary & All Saints (plans and elevations dated September 1852).

1852 Bradford, St. Peter (now the cathedral) (unexecuted alterations) (undated plans, probably of 1852).

1853 Queen's Head Black Dyke Mill, mill shed (elevations and sections dated February 1853).

1853 Queen's Head workers' cottages (one blocks of five, two blocks of ten and one block of twelve) (plans, sections and elevations dated February

1853).

1853 Burley-in-Wharfedale parsonage (invitation for tenders: LI 23/04/53).

1853 Mount Pellon, Christ Church (£2,091.11s.3d + £102.10s.0d architects’ commission: final church accounts) (report on the laying of the foundation

stone: LI 04/06/53).

[NOTE: 1854 IS THE FIRST YEAR FOR WHICH THERE IS A SURVIVING DAY-BOOK. MUCH OF THE WORK LISTED HERE WAS CLEARLY ON-GOING FROM PREVIOUS YEARS.]

1854 Copley cottages and parsonage (for St. Stephen's Greetland [sic]) (db 03/01/54).

1854 Lightcliffe parsonage (for the old church) (db 07/01/54).

1854 Manningham, Crow Trees (alterations) (db 09/01/54).

1854 Shelf parsonage (5 bedrooms) (db 09/01/54).

1854 Barkisland, Christ Church (£1,450 + £72.10s.0d architects’ commission: JMF) (db10/01/54).

1854 Withernwick, St. Alban (£1,365: church guide) (db 10/01/54).

1854 Bradford Buttershaw, parsonage (db 19/01/54).

1854 Wyke National School (db 21/01/54).

1854 Boroughbridge Schools (plans and elevations dated January 1854).

1854 Halifax, Zion Independent Chapel (repairs and alterations) (db 01/02/54).

1854 Bradford Bankfoot, parsonage (probably 5 bedrooms) (db 20/02/54).

1854 Northowram Haley Hill, new mill shed for Edward Akroyd (db 04/03/54).

1854 Low Moor, Holy Trinity (Wibsey Chapel) (alterations) (db 10/03/54).

1854 Brighouse Victoria Mills (additions) (db 27/03/54).

1854 Halifax Manor Heath, building society lodge (db 24/04/54).

1854 Halifax Mount Pellon, parsonage (for Christ Church) (probably not built) (db 30/06/54).

1854 Rastrick, Bridge End Independent Chapel (now converted to private housing (£3,300: JHT) (invitation for tenders: HC 01/07/54).

1854 Denton parsonage (probably not built) (db 05/07/54).

1854 Brighouse Gasworks offices (db 07/07/54).

1854 Thorner, St. Peter (not the tower) (£1,180 + £70 architects’ commission: ICBS) (db 12/08/54).

1854 Bradford Undercliffe Cemetery buildings (demolished) (report on the consecration: LI 26/08/54).

1854 Askwith (or Asquith) parsonage (not built) (db 11/09/54).

1854 Calverley Infant School and teacher's house (£560: db) (db 02/11/54).

1855 Northowram Haley Hill, All Souls’ Cemetery Chapel (demolished) (report on the proposed works: LI 13/01/55).

1855 Bradford vicarage (db 12/02/55).

1855 Mappleton, All Saints (not the tower) (formerly St. Nicholas's) (sections dated February 1855).

1855 Elland, Providence Independent Chapel (minor alterations only) (db 10/03/55).

1855 Halifax, St. John the Baptist (alterations) (db 30/05/55).

1855 Halifax Victoria Road, new mill shed at Victoria Mills (db 10/07/55).

1855 Boroughbridge parsonage (db 31/07/55).

1855 Bradford Infirmary Street, Baptist Chapel (repairs and alterations) (db 20/09/55).

1855 Bradford Infirmary Street, Infirmary Street Baptist School (db 24/09/55).

1855 Low Moor, St. Mark (now converted to private housing) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: BO 22/11/55).

1856 Low Moor, St. Mark’s parsonage (invitation for tenders: LM 26/01/56).

1856 Keighley, Utley cemetery buildings (db 11/02/56).

1856 Dewsbury, Springfield Independent Chapel (demolished 1961) (£1,800: db) (invitation for tenders: LM 16/02/56).

1856 East Keswick, St. Mary Magdalene (£978 + £60 architects’ commission: surviving accounts held at Lambeth Palace) (elevations dated April

1856).

1856 Weeton National School and teacher's house (£400: db) (report on the opening ceremony: LM 14/06/56).

1856 South Ossett parsonage (6 bedrooms) (plans and elevations dated July 1856).

1856 South Ossett school and teacher’s house (3 bedrooms) (plans and elevations dated July 1856).

1856 Halifax Wool Pack Yard, coach house & stable for John Simpson (plans and sections dated 18/08/56).

1856 Halifax Lower Wade Street, Wellington Mills (extensive alterations) (db 25/08/56).

1856 Bradford Tong Street, Tong Street National School and teacher's house (db 18/09/56).

1856 Cleckheaton Independent Chapel (not built) (db 03/11/56).

1856 Bowling Dudley Hill, Dudley Hill School (not built) (db 14/11/56).

1856 Clayton parsonage (db 27/11/56).

1857 Ovenden Birks Hall, major extension for Mr. and Mrs. Gott (db 24/02/57).

1857 Halifax Mount Pellon, Mount Pellon National Schools and teacher’s house (2 bedrooms) (plans, sections and elevations dated February 1857.

1857 Bradford Listerhills (North Horton), St. Andrew’s National School (£2,600: BO) (demolished) (plans and elevations dated April & May 1857.

1857 Halifax Old Market, alterations to three shops for Peter Thompson (plans dated 29/05/57).

1857 Clifton, St. John (£1,137 + £63 architects’ commission: ICBS) (plans and elevations 15/06/57).

1857 Salterhebble, All Saints (£2,070 + £125 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: SJC, 29/08/57).

1857? Bradford Listerhills (North Horton), parsonage (6 bedrooms) (undated plans. probably of 1857).

1858 Barkisland parsonage (£920: JME) (plans and elevations dated June & September 1858).

1858 Halifax George Street, offices for Edmund Wavell (plans dated 01/06/58).

1858 Thornhill Lees, Holy Innocents, parsonage, school and school house (£8,000 inclusive: LI) (notice of the completion of the works: LI 26/06/58).

1858 Bugthorpe (or Buckthorpe), St. Andrew (restoration and partial rebuilding) (£560 + £35 architects’ commission: ICBS) (notice of impending

restoration; YG 26/06/58).

1858 Thornaby-on-Tees, St. Paul (not the tower) (£2,500 + £145 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report on the consecration: YG 25/09/58).

1858 Bradford Bolton Lane, Bolton National School and teacher's house (three bedrooms) (£1,000: BO) (plans and sections dated September 1858).

1859 Welburn, St. John (£1,600 + £90 architects’ commission: ICBS) (invitation for tenders: YG 12/02/59).

1859 Bacup (Lancs.), unspecified cemetery buildings (notice of the commencement of building:BO 17/02/1859).

1859 Tong, unspecified cemetery buildings (notice of the commencement of building: BO17/02/1859).

1859 Lepton National School (£800: JME) (handwritten draft of the invitation for tenders: 08/04/59).

1859 Bradford Westgate, Christ Church Schools (plans and elevations dated May 1859.

1859 Lower Dunsforth school and teacher’s house (3 bedrooms) (plans,elevations and sections dated July 1859).

1859 Ilkley, All Saints (chancel only) (plan dated August 1859).

1859 Grindleton (Lancs.), almshouses (invitation for tenders: BS 05/10/59).

1859 Clayton National Schools (£1,700: WC) (report on the opening ceremony: BO 27/10/59).

1860 Bradford Tong Street, St. John (converted to industrial use) (£815 + £50 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report on the consecration: BO 09/02/60).

1860 Bradford Girlington, St. Philip (£1,300 + £70 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report on its consecration: BO 23/02/60).

1860 Bowling, St. Stephen (£2,125 + £120 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: BO 26/04/60).

1860 Halifax Charlestown, St. Thomas (report on the opening: LI 28/04/60).

1860 Brighouse National Schools (plans dated June & August 1860).

1860 Bowling Broomfields, St. Luke (demolished) (£2,520 + £135 architects’ commission; ICBS) (invitation for tenders: BO 08/11/60).

1861 Leeds Bramley (failed competition entry for a new church) (notice of the result of the competiton: LI 06/01/61).

1861 Horton, All Saints (£15,000: JJ) (invitation for tenders: BO 21/02/61).

1861 Bradford Laisterdyke, St. Mary (currently derelict) (£2,600: MC) (report on the consecration: BO 14/03/61).

1861 Lower Dunsforth, St. Mary’s church, (£1,700: trimmed newspaper cutting in the N. Yorkshire County Record Office, Northallerton) (report on the

consecration: YG 28/09/61).

1862 Hepworth, Holy Trinity (£1,505 + £80 architects’ commission: ICBS) (invitation for tenders: BO 27/03/62).

1862 Northowram Hall (alterations) (plans and elevations dated May 1862).

1862 Dewsbury, St. Mark (£2,750 + £150 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report on the laying of the foundation stone: BR 15/11/62).

1862 Arthington, St. Peter's church and parsonage (church converted to Egyptian Coptic use) (invitations for tenders: LM 21/11/62).

1863 Bradford Laisterdyke, parsonage (5 bedrooms) (plans and elevations dated March 1863).

1863 Halifax Charlestown, St. Thomas National Schools (elevations and sections dated May 1863).

1863 Horton Green School (£1,700: BO) (notice of the partial opening: BO 28/05/63).

1863 Catwick, St. Michael (James Mallinson with T.H. & F. Healey?) (£890 + £60 architects' commission: JME) (plans and elevations dated 20/07/63).

1863 Heaton, St. Barnabas (by T.H. & F. Healey before the Mallinson and Healey partnership officially dissolved?) (invitation for tenders: BO 13/08/63).

1863 Lightcliffe, two semi-detached residences (invitation for tenders: BR 26/12/63 [sic]).

1864 Westow, St. Mary (not the tower) (approx. £710 + £40 architects’ commission: ICBS) (report of the reopening: YG 16/07/64).

1865 Halifax Causeway and John Street, warehouses (by James Mallinson alone) (plans and sections dated 18/09/65).

1865 Halifax Causeway and Upper Kirkgate Street, school (by James Mallinson alone) (sections and elevations stamped 19/09/65).

1866 Marble tablet commemorating the Rev. Joshua Fawcett of Low Moor (£120: BO) (notice of its erection: BO 05/07/66).

1866 Tockwith, Church of the Epiphany (James Mallinson with T.H. & F. Healey?) (£4,000: YG) (report on the consecration: YG 27/10/66).

Undated Halifax, house for Mr. Crossley (undated plans and elevations).

Undated Halifax, unnamed country residence (unsigned plan in characteristic style).

Undated Low Moor (Wibsey) parsonage (probably 6 bedrooms) (undated signed lithograph).

Undated Moor Monkton parsonage (6 bedrooms) (undated, signed plans and elevations).

Undated Queensbury National School (by James Mallinson alone) (undated plans and elevations).

Undated St. John-in-the-Wilderness, school and teacher’s house (undated, signed sketch).

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Appendix 2: Contractors' Travelling Distances to Work (66 men listed).

(Note: where contractors advertised themselves as belonging to more than one trade, they are listed below in the priority order:

[1] masons; [2] carpenters and joiners; [3] slaters; [4] plumbers and glaziers;

[5] plasterers; [6] painters and decorators; and [7] general builders.)

*Name*	Place	Direct	≈ Travelling
and Address	of Work	Distance (miles)	Distance

	(a) Masons = 14
BENTLEY, JOSHUA	(1) Perseverance Mill, Brighouse	< 1	1
Church Street, Rastrick, Brighouse	(2) Victoria Mill, Hudd'sf'ld Rd., Brighouse	< 1	1
	(3) Providence Ind. Chapel, Elland	1½	2
DRAKE, JONAS	(1) New Dumb Mill Inn, Hipperholme	2½	3½
Shay Lane, Ovenden	(2) Bradshaw Mill	2	2½
	(3) Bradshaw parsonage	2	2½
ELLIS, DAVID?	House of John Fairburn,	< 1	1
Mirfield	machine maker of Mirfield
EMPSALL, JONAS	Brighouse	< 1	1
New Close, Thornhill Bridge, Brighouse	Gas Works
GREAVES, JAMES (marble mason)	Haley Hill cemetery chapel,	1	1½
9, Horton Street, Halifax	Northowram
MOULSON, MILES (& owner of Legram Quarry)	Premises of Robinson & S. Thwaites at	< ½	½
Great Horton Road, Bradford	Thornton Road, Bradford
PRATT, HENRY	(1) Haley Hill cem. chapel, Northowram	1	1½
Oxford Street, Halifax	(2) House, Harrison Rd., Halifax	< 1	1
	(3) Halifax parish church	< 1	1
	(4) St. Paul's, Stockton-on-Tees	55	74
RIDEHAUGH, SIDNEY	Hullen Edge Hall,	1	1½
Greetland, Elland	Elland
ROBINSON, JAMES or JOHN	Low House Brewery,	1	1½
School Green, Thornton	Clayton Heights
SIMPSON, GEORGE	(1) Thornhill Lees church, Dewsbury	1	1½
Manor Place, Dewsbury	(2) Thornhill Lees parsonage & school	1	1½
THORNTON, THOMAS	Christ Church,	3½	4½
Elland	Barkisland
WALSH, JOHN	Two houses in Wool Pack Yard,	< 1	1
Gibbet Lane, Halifax	Halifax
WALTON, BENJAMIN	Christ Church, Mount Pellon,	1	1½
Warley Town, Halifax	Halifax
WRIGHT & PEEL	St. Andrew's National School,	1	1½
Joseph Street, Bradford	North Horton

	(b) Carpenters & Joiners = 14
GOMERSHALL, JOHN & TOM	Holy Innocents',	< 1	1
Kiln Croft, Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury	Thornhill Lees, Dewsbury
GREENWOOD, RICHARD	(1) Shelf parsonage house	2	3
Bramley Lane, Brighouse	(2) Buttershaw Mills	3	4
	(3) Woodhouse, Rastrick	2½	3½
	(4) St. Mark's parsonage, Low Moor	3½	4½
	(5) Farmhouse in Brighouse	1	1½
HALL, THOMAS (& general builder)	(1) St. Peter's, Thorner	7	9½
19, Harper Street, Leeds	(2) St. Mary Magdalene's, East Keswick	8	11
HAWKYARD, HENRY	Hullen Edge Hall,	< 1	1
11, Timber Street, Elland	Elland
HEPWORTH, JOSEPH	House on	< 1	1
Rastrick, Brighouse	Rastrick Common
	(1) Trinity Road Baptist Chapel, Halifax	<½	½
LAMBERT, JOHN (& timber dealer)	(2) Zion Independent Chapel, Halifax	<½	½
35, James Road, Halifax	(3) Bradshaw parsonage	3	4
(bankrupt March 1855)	(4) Lightcliffe parsonage	3½	4½
	(5) Haley Hill mill engine shed	1	1 ½
KETTLEWELL, Peter	St. Mary's,	2	3
Great Ouseburn	Lower Dunsforth
NAYLOR, JAMES	(1) Birks Hall, Ovenden	1	1½
Mount Pellon, Halifax	(2) Mount Pellon schools	< 1	1
NEAL, CHARLES	Dr. MacTurk's house,	< 1	1
4, Johngate, Bradford	Manningham, Bradford
PICKARD & OGDEN (& builders)	Hydropathic Establishment,	6	8
Silsbridge Lane, Bradford	Otley
POGSON & TAYLOR	Christ Church,	3	4
Bond Street, Halifax	Barkisland
SMITH, S.	Weston Hall,	2	3
North Parade, Otley	Weston, near Otley
SYKES, BENJAMIN	Bonegate Hall,	1	1 ½
Norwood Green, Brighouse	Brighouse
WALKER, THOMAS	Bridge End Chapel,	3½	4½
Albion Street, Huddersfield	Rastrick, Brighouse

	(c) Slaters = 4
BANCROFT, J. & A. (& plasterers)	(1) Wyke National School	4	5½
14, Lister Street, Halifax	(2) Shelf parsonage	3	4
	(3) Haley Hill cemetery chapel	1	1½
	(4) The Shay, Skircoat, Halifax	1	1½
	(5) Birks Hall, Ovenden	1½	2
	(6) Wellington Mills, Lwr Wade St., Halifax	< 1	1
HILL (THOMAS) & SUTCLIFFE	(1) Manchester Road Schools, Bradford	< ½	½
23, Cheapside, Bradford	(2) Bankfoot parsonage, Bradford	3	4
	(3) Bonegate Hall, Brighouse	4½	6
SMITHIES, JAMES (& plasterer)	(1) Holy Trinity, Low Moor, Bradford	2	3
29, Sellar's Fold, Bradford	(2) Low Moor parsonage house	2	3
TAYLOR, SAMUEL	Bridge End Chapel	4	5½
Waterhouse Street, Halifax	Rastrick, Brighouse

	(d) Plumbers & Glaziers = 13
COCKHILL, EDWARD (& plasterer)	(1) Bridge End Chapel, Brighouse	< 1	1
Bridge End, Rastrick, Brighouse	(2) Bonegate Hall, Brighouse	1	1½
EASTWOOD, WILLIAM	Thornhill Lees parsonage and school,	1	1½
Long Causeway, Dewsbury	Dewsbury
	(1) Copley parsonage	1½	2
	(2) Christ Church, Mount Pellon	1	1½
FIRTH, SAMUEL & JOHN	(3) Shelf parsonage	3	4
10, Broad Street, Halifax	(4) Hullen Edge Hall, Elland	3½	4½
	(5) Haley Hill cemetery chapel	½	< 1
	(6) Wellington Mills, Lwr. Wade St., Halif'x	½	< 1
	(7) Halifax parish church	½	< 1
HOLROYD (JOHN) & SON	Christ Church,	4½	6
5, Cross Hills, Halifax	Barkisland
HORSFALL, JOHN	Mount Pellon	½	< 1
10, Mount Street, Halifax	schools
JACKSON, JOHN (plumber only)	Boroughbridge	< 1	1
Borougbridge	schools
HORNER, Sarah (& Son?)	St. Alban's,	8	11
17, Witham, Hull	Withernwick
KEIGHLEY, JAMES	Cemetery buildings,	< ½	½
42, Kirkgate, Bradford	Bradford
LAWSON, WILLIAM CHILD	Bradshaw	3	4
25, Southgate, Northowram	parsonage
SCARTH, WILLIAM (plumber only)	Tong Street School,	3½	4½
Chapeltown, Pudsey	Bradford
SCHOFIELD, JOHN	(1) South Ossett schools	10	13½
54, Thornton Street, Bradford	(2) Low Moor parsonage, Bradford	3	4
	(3) St. John's, Clifton	7	9½
THWAITE, THOMAS & R.	(1) "Crow Trees", Manningham, Bradf'd	1	1½
37, Tyrell Street, Bradford	(2) Holy Trinity, Low Moor, Bradford	2½	3½
WALSH, GEORGE	(1) Lightcliffe parsonage	3½	5
4, Rusell Street, Halifax	(2) All Saints', Salterhebble	1	1½

	(e) Plasterers = 8 (includes 2 listed with slaters & 1 listed with plumbers)
BARBER, WILLIAM	Bridge End Chapel,	7	9½
Thornhill Briggs, Brighouse	Rastrick, Brighouse
FIRTH, MATTHEW or WILLIAM	(1) St. Peter's vicarage, Bradford	3	4
6 or 7, Cobden Street, Bradford	(2) Dr. MacTurk's house, Manningham	3	4
GARLICK, EDWARD or WILLIAM	St. Peter's,	7	9½
9, Dewsbury Rd. or 3, Bridge St., Leeds	Thorner
LAYCOCK, JAMES (& painter)	Dr. Spence's house,	2	3
23, Burrows Lane, Otley	Weston, nr. Otley
WOOD, JOSEPH	Woodhouse,	6½	9
72, Vicar Lane, Bradford	Rastrick

	(f) Painters & Decorators = 8 (includes 1 listed with plasterers)
BRIGG (HENRY) & MENSFORTH	Dr. MacTurk's house,	< 1	1
13, North Parade, Bradford	Manningham, Bradford
CROSSLEY, JOSEPH	Bridge End Chapel,	4	5½
Joseph Street, Halifax	Rastrick, Brighouse
HALEY, EDWARD	Holy Trinity	2½	3½
50, Market Street, Bradford	Low Moor, Bradford
HEALD, GEORGE F. (decorative painter)	(1) St. Andrew's, North Horton	13	17½
Newmarket, Mount Pleasant, Wakefield	(2) Holy Innocents', Thornhill Lees	6	8
RHODES, CHARLES	Wellington Mills,	7	9½
2, Cheapside, Bradford	Lower Wade Street, Halifax
WADSWORTH, GEORGE	Christ Church,	1	1½
6, Lister Street, Halifax	Mount Pellon, Halifax
WARDLE, WILLIAM	All Saints'	11	15
90, English Street, Hull	Mappleton

	(g) General Builders = 11 (includes 2 listed under carpenters and joiners)
BEDFORTH, JOSEPH	(1) Copley parsonage	2	3
26, Horton Street, Halifax	(2) Halifax parish church	< 1	1
	(3) Haley Hill cemetery chapel	1	1½
	(4) Wellington Mills, Lwr. Wade St., Halif'x	< 1	1
DUCKWORTH, WILLIAM	(1) Haley Hill cemetery chapel	6	8
222, Bolling Street, Bradford	(2) Dr. MacTurk's House., Manningham	1½	2½
FREEMAN & GATENBY (W.)	(1) St. Mary & All Angels', Cundall	4	5½
Boroughbridge	(2) Boroughbridge schools	< 1	1
	(3) Boroughbridge parsonage	< 1	1
	(4) St. Mary's, Lower Dunsforth	3	4
HEPWORTH (GEORGE) & SON	Britannia Mills, Baines Square,	< 1	1
Church Lane, Brighouse	Brighouse
NETTLETON, WILLIAM	St. Peter's,	< 1	1
Thorner	Thorner
	(1) John Foster's house, Queen's Head	< 1	1
	(2) St. Andrew's, North Horton	3½	4½
PATCHETT (ISAAC) & COMPANY	(3) Bradshaw parsonage	1½	3
Queen' Head	(4) St. Mark's, Low Moor, Bradford	3½	4½
	(5) St. Mark's parsonage, Low Moor	3½	4½
	(6) Mount Pellon schools, Halifax	3½	4½
	(7) Clayton schools and teacher's house	1½	2½
STEWART, CH'LES (& timber merchant)	(1) St. Alban's, Withernwick	8	11
14, Kingston Square, Jarratt Street, Hull	(2) All Saints', Mappleton	11	15
THAKWRAY & HOLLIDAY	(1) Manchester Road Schools, Bradford	1½	2½
49, Crompton Street, Bradford	(2) Bankfoot parsonage, Bradford	1½	2½
	(3) St. Mark's, Low Moor, Bradford	2	3
	(4) Holy Trinity, Low Moor, Bradford	2	3
	(5) S. Ossett school and teacher's house	10	13½
THORNTON, ISRAEL	(1) Bradford cemetery buildings	1	1½
85, East Parade, Bradford	(2) St. Andrew's schools, North Horton	2	3
	(3) All Saints', Horton	1	1½

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Primary Sources and Bibliography.

1. MANUSCRIPT SOURCES.

East Riding Record Office, Beverley:

PE9/15 Churchwardens accounts for St. Michael’s, Catwick

PE9/39 Plans for St. Michael’s, Catwick

PE27/14-15 Plans for All Saints’, Mappleton

PE81/44-45 Churchwardens accounts for St. Alban’s, Withernwick

London, Victoria & Albert Museum, RIBA Collection:

PB432/1 Drawings for a font at St. Thomas the Apostle’s, Heptonstall

PB432/8 Working drawings for St. Michael’s, Mytholmroyd

PB432/11 Miscellaneous furniture designs for St. Mark’s, Low Moor

PB432/13 Drawings for Ilkley vicarage

PB432/14 Drawings for a parsonage at Wyke

PB432/15 Drawings for a parsonage at Moor Monkton

PB432/16 Drawings for a parsonage at Wibsey

PB432/17 Drawings for a school and a teacher’s house at St. John-in-the-Wilderness

PB432/18 Drawings for Elland National Schools

PB432/20 Lithograph for St. Mark’s, Dewsbury

PB432/21 Design for a new church at Filey

PB432/22 Lithograph for Christ Church, South Ossett

PB432/23 Lithograph for St. John’s, Clifton

PB432/24 Lithograph for St. John the Baptist’s, Clayton

PB432/25 Lithograph for St. Andrew’s, Listerhills

PB432/30 Design for a 'Scotch' church

PB432/31 Drawings for St. Andrew’s, Listerhills

PB432/25 Miscellaneous furniture designs for St. Paul’s, Manningham

PB432/26 Drawings for St. John’s, Baildon

PB432/27 Drawings St. Peter’s, Thorner

PB432/28 Competition design for a new church at Llandeilo

London, Church of England Record Centre:

(a) Bermondsey -

QAB/7/6/E157 Plans & papers for St. Mary’s, Wyke

CBC/7/1/6 H.M. C. reports

QAB/7/6/E326a Plans for St. Mary’s, Laisterdyke

BARNES/2/4/7 Birth and death certificates for members of the Healey family

(b) Lambeth Palace Library -

ICBS 2990 Holy Trinity, Queensbury

ICBS 3529 St. Mary’s, Wyke

ICBS 3711 St. John the Baptist’s, Baildon

ICBS 3818 St. John the Baptist’s, Clayton

ICBS 3889 St. Michael’s, Mytholmroyd

ICBS 4037 St. Matthew’s, Bankfoot

ICBS 4041 St. Michael & All Angels’, Shelf

ICBS 4160 All Saints’, Richmond Hill

ICBS 4250 Christ Church, South Ossett

ICBS 4311 St.Andrew’s, North Horton

ICBS 4355 St. James’s, Boroughbridge

ICBS 4409 Christ Church, Barkisland

ICBS 4415 St. James’s, Dale Head

ICBS 4507 Christ Church, Mount Pellon

ICBS 4763 St. Alban’s, Withernwick

ICBS 4834 St. Peter’s, Thorner

ICBS 5025 St. Mary Magdalene’s, East Keswick

ICBS 5078 All Saints’, Salterhebble

ICBS 5129 St. John’s, Clifton

ICBS 5135 St. Paul’s, Thornaby-on-Tees

ICBS 5190 St. Paul’s, Heaton Reddish

ICBS 5192 St. Thomas’s, Charlestown

ICBS 5317 St Andrew’s, Bugthorpe

ICBS 5339 St. John’s, Tong

ICBS 5407 St. John’s, Welburn

ICBS 5447 St. Mary’s, Lower Dunsforth

ICBS 5395 St. Philip’s, Girlington

ICBS 5445 St. Stephen’s, Bowling

ICBS 5564 St. Mary’s, Quarry Hill

ICBS 5569 St. Luke’s, Broomfields

ICBS 5574 All Saints’, Ilkley

ICBS 5600 Holy Trinity, Hepworth

ICBS 5808 St. Mark’s, Dewsbury

ICBS 5982 St. Mary’s, Westow

ICBS 6120 St. Michael’s, Catwick

ICBS 6177 St. John’s, Cleckheaton

ICBS 6013 St. Barnabas’s, Heaton

North Yorkshire Record Office, Northallerton:

NG:SB Plans for Boroughbridge and Lower Dunsforth Schools

PR/BBG Miscellaneous documents for St. James’s, Boroughbridge

PR/CU Miscellaneous documents for St. Mary & All Angels’, Cundall

PR/DNL Miscellaneous documents for St. Mary’s, Lower Dunsforth

West Yorkshire Archives:

(a) Bradford -

15D95 Parish records for Holy Trinity, Queensbury

17D97 Account book for T.H. & F. Healey

61D95/13 Drawings and plans for Black Dyke Mills, Horrowins House & Sandbed Cottages, Queensbury, and Northowram Hall, Northowram

BDP19/9 Plans for St. Andrew’s parsonage, North Horton

BDP33/15 Specification for Burley parsonage, and rules and instructions for building parsonages from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners

BDP36/10 Accounts for repairs to St. John the Baptist’s, Clayton

BDP36/11 Agreement with contractor to build Clayton National School

BDP66/12 Lithograph for Wibsey parsonage

DB1/C3/13 Plan of proposed alterations at Bradford Parish Church

WYB129/4 Plans for St. Matthew’s National School, Bankfoot

WYP129/8 Plans for Bolton National School

WYB129/15 Plans for St. John’s National School, Bradford

WYB129/27 Plans for Richmond Terrace Wesleyan School, Great Horton

WYB129/39 Plans for St. Andrew’s National School, North Horton

WYB129/46 Plans for Queensbury National School

(b) Calderdale (Halifax) -

BJ:15 Plan of site of Barkisland Schools

CMT/HB1:40 Plans of houses, shops and coach house in Woolpack, Halifax

CMT/HB1:721 Plans of Causeway and Upper Kirkgate Schools, Halifax

CMT/HB1:727 Plans for warehouses in Causeway and John Street, Halifax

CMT1/MU:26 Plan of mill shed, three shops and offices in Gaol Lane and George Street, Halifax

HAS/C:17/6 Affidavit signed by Mary Mallinson

MOO: 1-4 Mallinson & Healey day-books, 1854-57

WYC:1185/7 Plans for Brighouse National School & master’s house

WYC:1185/8 Plans for Mount Pellon National School, Halifax

WYC:1185/9 Plans and elevations for Elland National Schools

WYC:1185/16 Plans for St. Thomas’s National School, Charlestown, Halifax

(c) Kirklees (Huddersfield) -

DD/WBC/384 Correspondence concerning Lepton National School

WYK: 1224 Prospectus for proposed church of St. Mark, Dewsbury

WYK: 1485 Miscellaneous records for Dewsbury Congregational Church

(d) Leeds (Morley) -

RD/AF/2/2a Plans and faculties to rebuild St. James’s, Boroughbridge, and St. Mary & All Saints', Cundall

RDP66/1 Plans and specification for St. Mary’s parsonage, Quarry Hill

WYL555/3 Plans and specification for Barkisland parsonage

WYL555/5 Papers relating to the proposed vicarage at Boroughbridge

WYL555/46 Plans and related papers for South Ossett parsonage

WYL555/49 Plans and specifications for Shelf parsonage

(e) Wakefield -

QE20/1/1846/28 Plans for Sowerby Bridge waterworks

WDP21/252 Correspondence, plans and estimates etc. for Christ Church, Barkisland

WDP27/52 Plans and elevations of St. John’s, Clifton

WDP98 Plans and assorted papers for St. Michael’s, Mytholmroyd

WYW1547/12 Plans for South Ossett school and master’s house

2. BUILDINGS VISITED.

1843 Holy Trinity, Queensbury, Bradford (James Mallinson)

1844 St. Mary’s, Wyke, Bradford (James Mallinson)

1846 St. John the Baptist’s, Baildon, Bradford (not the tower) (Mallinson & Healey)

1846 St. Paul’s, Manningham, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1847 St. John the Baptist’s, Clayton, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1847 St. Michael’s, Mytholmroyd, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1848 St. Matthew’s, Bankfoot, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1848 St. MIchael & All Angels’, Shelf, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1848 Scottish Presbyterian Church, Westgate, Bradford (the former) (Mallinson & Healey)

1850 Christ Church, South Ossett, Wakefield (Mallinson & Healey)

1851 Christ Church, Barkisland, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1851 St. James’s, Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire (Mallinson & Healey)

1851 St. John the Evangelist’s, Langcliffe, North Yorkshire (Mallinson & Healey)

1852 St. Mary & All Saints’, Cundall, North Yorkshire (Mallinson & Healey)

1853 St. Thomas the Apostle’s, Heptonstall, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1854 Christ Church, Mount Pellon, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1854 St. Peter’s, Thorner, Leeds (partial reconstruction) (Mallinson & Healey)

1854 St. Alban’s, Withernwick, East Riding of Yorkshire (reconstruction) (Mallinson & Healey)

1855 All Saints’, Mappleton, East Riding of Yorkshire (not the tower) (Mallinson & Healey)

1856 Bridge End Independent Chapel (the former), Brighouse, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1856 St. Mary Magdalene’s, East Keswick, Leeds (Mallinson & Healey)

1857 St. Mark’s, Low Moor, Bradford (the former) (Mallinson & Healey)

1857 St. Thomas’s, Claremount, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1857 St. John’s, Clifton, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1857 All Saints, Salterhebble, Calderdale (Mallinson & Healey)

1857 St. Paul’s, Thonaby-on-Tees, Stockton-on-Tees (not the tower) (Mallinson & Healey)

1857 All Souls’, Haley Hill, Calderdale (Sir George Gilbert Scott)

1858 Holy Innocents’, Thornhill Lees, Wakefield (Mallinson & Healey)

1858 Thornhill Lees parsonage (Mallinson & Healey)

1858 St. Andrew’s, Bugthorpe, East Riding of Yorkshire (nave only) (Mallinson & Healey)

1859 St. Stephen’s, Bowling, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1859 St. Philip’s, Girlington, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1959 St. Mary’s, Lower Dunsforth, North Riding (Mallinson & Healey)

1859 St. John’s, Welburn, North Yorkshire (Mallinson & Healey)

1860 All Saints’, Ilkley, Bradford (chancel only) (Mallinson & Healey)

1862 St Mary’s, Westow, North Yorkshire (nave only) (Mallinson & Healey)

1862 All Saints’, Horton, Bradford (Mallinson & Healey)

1862 Holy Trinity, Hepworth, Kirklees (Mallinson & Healey)

1862 St. Mark’s, Dewsbury, Wakefield (Mallinson & Healey)

1862 St. Peter’s, Arthington, Leeds (Mallinson & Healey)

1863 St. Barnabas’s, Heaton, Bradford (T.H. & F. Healey with James Mallinson)

1863 Church of the Epiphany, Tockwith, North Yorkshire (T.H. & F. Healey with James

Mallinson)

3. NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.

The Bradford Daily Argus

The Bradford Observer

The Builder

The Ecclesiologist

The Halifax Courier

The Halifax Guardian and Huddersfield & Bradford Advertiser

The Huddersfield Daily Chronicle

The Leeds Intelligencer

The Leeds Mercury

The Leeds Times

The Morning Post

The Todmorden and District News

Wetherby News & Central Yorkshire Journal

The Yorkshire Gazette

The Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer

plus other occasional publications identified by the British Newspaper Archive

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Primary Sources:

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5. PRINTED SOURCES: UNPUBLISHED THESES, PAPERS AND CHURCH GUIDES.

Anon.	All Saints' Church [Horton] - a History and Guide (church guide) (2014).
Anon.	Thornaby-on-Tees - the Anglican Churches (church guide) (The Christian Inheritance Trust, 1993).
Anon.	Wyke Parish Church (church guide) (undated).
Burgess, Jon	Lockwood and Mawson of Bradford and London (de Montfort University Ph.D. thesis, 1998).
de Lacy Holmes, D.	'Christ Church, Barkisland' (church guide, cover missing) (1954).
Grainger, Canon Bruce	A History of Baildon Parish Church (church guide) (printed in Saltaire by ASAP,1988).
Griggs, Norman	The pedagogy and design of the Victorian school building (Anglia Ruskin University Ph.D. thesis, 2004).
Hargreaves, John A.	Religion and Society in the Parish of Halifax, c. 1740-1914 (Huddersfield Polytechnic Ph.D. thesis, 1991).
Healey, Francis H.	Thomas Healey, Architect (paper read to the Ecclesiological Society, 16th March 1953, deposited in the Bradford Local Studies Library).
Mawson, Stanley	The History of Clayton Parish Church (church guide) (on-line at https://e-voice.org.uk/claytonhistorygroup/history-of-st-johns-church//, undated).
McDonald, Terry	St. Alban's, Withernwick (church guide) (1970s
Powell, Christopher	Genesis of a General Contractor - a Georgian Vernacular Builder Transformed (paper, on-line file:///C:/Documents/Downloads/Vol%203%202547-2558%20Powell.pdf, 1992).
Ridings & Holdsworth	The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, Queensbury, Centenary Souvenir, 1845-1945 (church guide) (undate
Sanderson & Story	St. Mary's Church, Dunsforth: a History, 1861-2011 (church guide) (2011).
Whitley, E. Ingham	Hepworth Centenary (church guide) (1963).

6. WEB-SITES.

Bull, Malcolm Malcolm Bull’s Calderdale Companion: www.calderdalecompanion.co.uk