Heptonstall Graveyard



Both churches – St Thomas the Apostle Church and St Thomas à Becket – share the same graveyard.

There are an estimated 100,000 burials in the old graveyard which lies between the 2 Churches.

Old Section

The following people, and/or members of their family, were buried in the Old Section


 

and others were buried inside the Church.

In 1911, Gamaliel Sutcliffe gave land for a new graveyard and the old graveyard was closed to new burials in 1915.

New Section

The following people, and/or members of their family, were buried in the New Section, also known as The Cemetery




Ben Ackroyd

Matthew Bairstow
Sam Barker
Caroline Berry
Emmaline Berry
James Thomas Berry
John Berry
Hinchliffe Booth
James Sutcliffe Bourn
Richard Sutcliffe Bourn
Simpson Bowes

Barker Thomas Clegg
John Crabtree
Henry Thomas Cunliffe

William Dearden
Albert Dugdale
John Dugdale

Robert Shackleton Eastwood

Robert Feather
William Fielding

Harold Gibson
Joshua Gibson



Ellis Greenwood
Richard Greenwood
Squire Greenwood
Thomas Greenwood

Harry Heap
Henry Heap
Phoebe  Heyhirst
Henry Heyhirst
John Heyhirst
John Heyhirst
Benjamin Hodgson
John Hodgson
Hartley Hollinrake
James Hollinrake
Jonas Hollinrake

Harry King

George Masters
Champion Murgatroyd
Champion Murgatroyd
Henry Murgatroyd
John Murgatroyd

John William Ogden
Reverdy Carriborne Otley




Abraham Robertshaw

Thomas Slater
Albert Edward Stansfield
Alfred Sunderland
Arthur Sutcliffe
Eileen, wife of Sir Harold Sutcliffe
Helena Sutcliffe
John Thomas Sutcliffe
William Sutcliffe
William Sutcliffe
William Henry Sutcliffe
James Sutcliffe-Thomas
Benjamin Sykes
Wright Sykes

Henry Murgatroyd Thomas
John Thomas

Arthur Uttley
Betsy Uttley
Ingham Uttley
Mary Uttley

Richard Wadsworth
Alexander Wild
 
 

 

Some of the monumental inscriptions in the graveyard are shown in the book entitled Burials at the Chapels of Heptonstall & Cross Stone and at Memorial Inscriptions from the gravestones at Heptonstall churchyard on the Hebden Bridge Local History Section websitehist


See Chantry House, Heptonstall



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Revised 17:44 / 22nd November 2024 / 17565

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