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     There is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son. He may have settled and died overseas. A Jones Rich was in Virginia in 1638 There is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son. He may have settled and died overseasThere is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son. He may have settled and died overseas. A Jones Rich was in Virginia in 1638 There is confusion between this Jonas and his nephew Jonas of Pond. This Jonas probably died young as he is not mentioned in his father's will of 1677, but other provision could have been made for him as the eldest son[Passenger & immigration lists and indexes: extracted from Greer, Early Virginia immigrants 1623-1666, Baltimore, GPC, 1960, p.276] but this Jonas is too young.
     In 1707, 1710 & 1712 a Jonas paid land tax on land at Thurlestone, and a Jonas (probably the nephew is listed there in 1723 but not in 1728). He also paid tax at Hunshelf in 1707 & 1712.. Jonas Rich was christened on 19 June 1631 at Penistone, Yorkshire. Jonas filius Reginaldi Rich.. He was the son of Reginald Rich and Sarah Greaves.
Jonas Rich was mentioned in the 1672 hearth tax list at Hunshelf, Penistone, with one hearth. There was the only Jonas in the 1672 Hearth Tax returns for South Yorkshire.
Jonas Rich Jonas Rich paid 10/8 land tax at Thurlstone, and 11/8 tax at Penistone in 1692, but he is not listed for 1693 at either place in 1692 at Penistone, Yorkshire.
He was a petitioner at Penistone, YKS, on 24 August 1699..

     
     Of Pond (Hunshelf), Penistone, held lands in Thurlstone, Penistone & Silkstone. He is possibly the Jonas mentioned as grandson of Reginald Rich in his will of 1677 as son of John & Martha. But is this the same Jonas who settled at Pond? He is too young to have grandchildren born from 1681 or even 1705.
A Jonas is also listed paying 10/8 1/2 land tax in 1723 (this would be his nephew Jonas but he is not mentioned in 1728). He is possibly one of the Jonas mentioned as paying 4/- in the pound land tax at Edgefield or Rocker End in Bradfield [Ronksley #7211].. Jonas Rich was born before 1645? At Penistone, Yorkshire. Jonas may be the Josephus who was baptised 10 August 1650 at Penistone, or he may be the Jonas son of Reg baptised in 1631. However Edward's heir was his son Jonas. He was the son of Edward Rich and Mary Unknown.
     Jonas Rich married Sarah Unknown circa 1660? At England.
Jonas Rich was mentioned in the 1672 hearth tax list at Hunshelf, Penistone, with one hearth. There was the only Jonas in the 1672 Hearth Tax returns for South Yorkshire. He was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated 9 & 15 December 1687 at Penistone, Yorkshire, re Woodend. 9 December: Agreement to surrender: Francis Broadbent of Wortley and John Tyas of Welhill, parish of Penistone to Jonas Rich of Pond, parish of Penistone. All their messauges, lands, etc. at Woodend, parish of Penistone, being copyhold lands of the manor of Penistone which they promise to surrender in the manor court before 15 December for 106 pounds.
     15 December: Bond: Francis Broadbent of Wortley and John Tyas of Welhill, bound to Jonas Rich of Pend in 212 pounds that they are lawfully seized of part of a messuage called Woodend, parish of Penistone ... and several closes called the Great Thorn, the Little Thorn ... the Pond Croft, the little Pingle on the other side of the lane, the New Cose, Little Chapepelfield, the kilne croft at Cubleywoodside being of the yearly rent of 3/7, which they surrendered in the manor court to the use of Jonas Rich for 106 pounds by surrender of even date.
     Aquittance: Francis Broadbent of Wortley and John Tyas of Welhill to Jonas Rich of Pond. 106 pounds paid for lands and tenements at Woodend in the manor of Penistone. He was mentioned as tenant in the manor court rolls dated on 30 June 1692 at Penistone, YKS, Copy surrender and admittance: Court Manor of Penistone of Sir Godfrey Bosville . It was presented that Francis Broadbent of Wortley and Maria his wife and John Tyas of Welhill and Margaret his wife had surendered part of a messauge called Woodend ... at Cubley Woodside to the use of Jonas Rich of Pond who made fine 3/7 and was admitted.
Jonas Rich Jonas Rich paid 10/8 land tax at Thurlstone, and 11/8 tax at Penistone in 1692, but he is not listed for 1693 at either place in 1692 at Penistone, YKS.
     Jonas Rich and Reginald Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 23 January 1696. Mentioned in a bond dated 23 Jan 1696, were Jonas Rich of Pond, yeoman, John Rich of Thurlstone, Emanuel Rich of Illians, Reynolds Rich of Hazlehead, all yeoman - Daniel Rich (of Smallshaw) was referee.
He was a petitioner at Penistone, YKS, on 24 August 1699..
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in a deed dated 4 May 1700.
     Jonas Rich was mentioned in a deed dated 2 May 1705. An indenture dated 2 May 1705 Between Robert Longsdon of Sheffield, Yks, cutler of the one part and Jonas Rich of Pond in the parish of Peniston, Yks, yeoman of the other part whereby the said Robert Longston in consideration of the sum of 138 pounds did grant release and absolutely confirm unto the said Jonas Rich and his heirs and assigns all that messuage tenement or dwelling house, etc. situated in the parish of Silkstone and then in the tenure or occupation of Francis Meakson ... (and were then in the actual possession of the said Jonas Rich) by vertue of a bargain and sale therein unto the said Jonas Rich his heirs, etc. forever... Witnessed by George Walker of Hunshelf and Wiliam Nevinson? of Wortley, gent. William Fenton of Underbank and Godfrey Boseville, clerk to the said William Fenton. The mark of Jonas Rich. Registered 17 August 1705.
Jonas Rich In 1707 and 1712 he paid £1/9/9 and £1/9/4 for land at Hunshelf and may be the Jonas Rich also paid land tax of £1/1/5 for property at Thurlstone between 1707 and 1712 at Hunshelf, Penistone, Yorkshire.
     In 1707 Pain laid that if the coal mines on Short Heath possessed by Jonas Rich & John Parking be not filled up..
     Jonas Rich mortgaged property 3 & 4 May 1708. Robert Cauldwells of Catthill, Silkeston, yeoman and Thomas his son & heir, to Jonas Rich of Pond, parish of Penistone, yeoman. Mortgage re Cathill property. Jonas Rich made his mark [an R], Witnessed by John Sanderson. Other deeds relating to Cathill, to the use of Jonas Rich, 1 Dec 1713.
     Jonas Rich made a will dated 20 March 1713/14 at Penistone, YKS. Jonas mentions his wife Sarah in his will. They left lands to their nephew Jonas then Amor, sons of Daniel Rich, and mentioned his nephew John. In the name of God amen I Jonas Rich of Pond in the parish of Penistone being weak in body ... to my loving wife Sara ... household goods and all manner of .... to dispose of as she thinks fit ...
I give and bequeath to my nephew Jonas Rich late of Deykin Brook and his heirs ... after my wife's death all my messuage or dwelling house, lands tenements etc. lying in Thurlstone in the parish of Penistone now or late in the possession of Timothy Milnes and Timothy Askam and all other of my lands ... in Thurlston except what are ... otherwise devised to the said Jonas Rich or his heirs paying ... and whereas the said Jonas Rich my nephew has been for some time absent ... I do hereby devise and appoint that in case the said Jonas Rich shall not return twelve months after my wife's decease that then Emor Rich of Daw Walls shall enter to have & enjoy the messuage house ...before ... to Jonas Rich he paying ... and that the said Emor Rich and his heirs shall enjoy ... & profits ... said Jonas Rich shall dye without issue of his bodye lawfully begotten then I give and bequeath the afsd messuages, etc. in Thurlstone afsd to the said Emor Rich and his heirs ... and I do give & devise unto my said nephew Emor Rich and his heirs forever from and after my wife's death all my messuages, lands etc. lying in Penyston now or late ... occupation of wid: Priest, wid: Booker, John Wordsworth & John Hinchcliff or any of them and I do give & devise unto John Lyndley my grandson and his heirs forever after my wife's death all my messuage house now or late in the possession of ... Crosley lying in Thurlston afsd
and I do give unto my grandson George Lindley and his heirs forever after my wife's death all my houses, lands etc. lying & adjoining to Silkston Moor now or late in the possession of Wm M..son
And I give and devise unto my nephew John Rich of Deykin Brook and his heirs forever after my wife's decease all my messuages, lands, etc. at Catthill late in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Caldwell upon condition that he or his heirs pay unto Sarah Bagshaw my granddaughter twenty pounds c/o John? Lindley twenty pounds within twelve months after my wife's decease if he or his heirs fail in payment thereof then I give and devise the said messuages, etc. to Sarah Bagshaw ... Lindley ..
Also I give and devise to my grandson John Lindley and his heirs for ever after my wife's death all my messuage lands, etc. at Kind?? Moore in the parish of Silkstone now or late in the possession of Thomas Hobson upon condition that he pay to Mary Beever? forty pounds within twelve months after my wife's decease
and I do hereby further give and devise ... to be charged upon & out of my lands in Thurlston to Emor Rich Jonas Rich to witt
I give and devise to Jonathan Frances ten pounds
to my grand daughter Sarah Bagshaw ten pounds
and to .... fifteen pounds
and to my ... Martha Goldthorpe five pounds
and to my ... Hanna Goddard five pounds
and to my neice Anne Goddard five pounds ...
George Wordsworth of Wosbrough three pounds
and to Richard Woodward of ... three pounds
and to Richard Turner of Hunshelf Bank one pound
& to my sister Mary Goddard ten pounds
and also to my parish apprentice Barnett Bowder upon condition he serve his time out at my farme at ... pounds all which several sums last ... & not chargeable out of any other .. of my estate I will and devise shall be paid out of my estate in Thurlston which is devised to Jonas and Emor Rich to be paid by him or his heirs that shall enjoy the said estate within twelve months after my wife's decease except to Barnett Bowder who is not to be paid before he has served his time but if default be made in payment then I give and devise the said messuages & lands to my said legatees? ... to hold the same until payment of their legacy with interest & costs
and in case my nephew Jonas Rich shall return then my will and mind is that John Rich shall pay out of the estate at Catthill to him ... said Jonas Rich ... how he left the country
and I do hereby give and devise all the residue ... of my personal estate to my grand daughter Alice Lindley paying my executors their reasonable charges & expenses & for their trouble and I do make John Rich and George Lindley joint executors of this my last will and testament 20 March 1713
Jonas Rich his mark Signed delivered published & declared by the above named testator in the presence of us who have under sett our hands as witnesses in the presence of the said testator (and ... the words Emor Rich ... John West, ... Geo walker. vicessimo octavo die mensis ... fuit. He was buried on 27 March 1714 at Penistone. Sepulta Jonas Rich Hug..g...
     Jonas died circa 27 March 1714 at Penistone, YKS. He was mentioned as a deceased tenant in the manorial rolls dated 15 November 1714, at Penistone, YKS, Copy surrender: Court of Sir William Boseville, Manor of Penistone. It was presented that Jonas Rich, lately deceased, surendered on 13 March last, to Sir Godfrey Boseville lately deceased then lord of the manor of Peniston, a messuage called Woodend with several closes and lands to such uses as would be revealed in his will. It was also presented that the said Jonas Rich had by will dated 23 March last left the premises to the use of Sarah Rich his wife for her life and after her death to the use of Amor Rich.
     His will was proved on 28 May 1715 at the Prerogative Court of York.

     Jonas Rich was born circa 1725? At Yorkshire. He could be the son of Jonas Rich, parish clerk of Bradfield who married Ann Marsden in 1721. He was the son of patriarch Jonas? Rich (of Ecclesfield).

     Jonas Rich was christened on 2 September 1671 at Penistone, Yorkshire. Jonas filius Johannis Rich. He was mentioned in his grand father Reginald's will in 1677 as son of John & Martha and sister of Sarah & Martha. He was the son of John Rich and Martha Rich.
     Jonas Rich married Alice Crossley on 12 February 1692/93 at Bradfield, Yorkshire.
     Bargain and sale and counterpart - dated 15 Jun 1702: John Priest of Bradshaw to John Rich of Parkinhouse. A messuage called Parkinhouse with lands in Thurlstone and Thurlestone meer now in occupation of John Rich and other buildings and lands in Thurlestone for £170. He was parish constable in 1702 at Bradfield. He was a churchwarden at Bradfield in 1703.
     In 1704 Jonas Rich paid 4/- in the pound land tax at Bradfield (firstly at Edgefield, then at Rocker End). Jonas Rich paid £16/1/2, chief rent (to Lord of the Manor) at Bradfield Barlow. March 6 1704/5? received of Jonas Rich for the tithe, signed Hugh Spooner.
     On Nov 6 1705: Agreement to prosecute felons signed by the following Bradfield people - Jonas Rich. In 1707 Jonas Rich was Overseer of the Poor at Bradfield.
Jonas Rich paid land tax from 1707 to 1723 at Thurlstone, Penistone. He is not listed there in 1728.
     Final concord between Thomas Wright, gentleman, querent and William Shepley and Jane his wife, William Shepley the younger and Faith his wife, Jonah Rich and Alice his wife, John Rich and Martha his wife, Barnabas Bright and Elizabeth his wife, and John Rodgers alias Darby and Mary his wife, deforciants, of 3 messuages, 3 cottages, 55 acres land, 15 acres meadow, common of pasture for all cattle, common of turbary, and 2/3 of a pasture for one cow, in Catcliffe, Penistone, Thurlestone, Sheffield, Heeley, and parishes of Rotherham and Sheffield, together with an annual rent of £6 from lands in Penistone and Thurlestone, in consideration of £100.
     Jonas Rich married Ann Marsden on 4 June 1721 at Bradfield, Yorkshire. Jonas was the parish clerk from about 1725, Bradfield, YKS. 1722: Orders to the constable of Bradfield: April 25: Warrant to apprehend Ralph Dennis, Rebecca Dennis & Joseph Davies of Bradfield township to answer Jonas Rich & the rest of the inhabitants
In 1737 he signed a decree to punish felons 1 Oct [inhabitants of Bradfield , Charles Steer also signed]. He was listed on the rent roll of Bradfield parish rentals, from 1731 to 1740, for property at Bradfield. Jonas Rich paid rent of £2/5/- from 1731-1740, 15/- for part of the Parson house in 1731, and for Swine Hill 5/- from 1731-40.
     Jonas Rich married Mary Satterpitt on 16 November 1731 at the Peculiar & Free churchof St Charles, Peak Forest, Derbyshire. Peak Forest was a remote hamlet in the one time Royal Forest of the Peak District of Derbyshire. For 26 years it was England's Gretna Green which arose from the parish not being under the jurisdiction of any Bishop. The minister had the right to hold a 'Peculiar Court' and had the title of Principal Official and Judge in Spiritualities. He could grant probate and marriage licences to any person applying, regardless of their origin, and in virtue of these licences could marry anyone anytime. From 1728 to 1754, these marriages were recorded in a 'Foreign Marriage' register, averaging 1 a week. The busiest year 1745 saw 105 marriage solemnized. All the marriages took place in a chapel which was situated in front of the present church, it was pulled down in 1880. The chapel was built by Christiana, Duchess of Devonshire in 1657 and dedicated to 'Charles, King and Martyr, in whose army, her son Charles Cavendish was a Lieutenant General. He was killed at Gainsborough on 31 July 1643. All the marriage certificates were stamped with a wooden seal, It is about 12 miles from Bradfield.
     In 1745 there was a disbursement to Jonas Rich 13/3 - accounts of churchwardens for Bradfield.
     Jonas died on 5 June 1746 at Bradfield, YKS, aged 74. Jonas Rich clerk of Bradfield, killed by a fall off Parson Butterfield's horse, the horse was made his bane & valued at 2/6. He was clerk 25 or 26 years. He was buried on 8 June 1746 at Bradfield. Jonas Rich of Bradfield, parish clerk.

     Jonas Rich was born before 2 March 1628 at Penistone, Yorkshire. He was the son of Richard Rich and Frances Priest.
     Jonas died before 2 March 1627/28 at Penistone, Yorkshire. He was buried on 2 March 1627/28 at Penistone. Sepulti Jonas filus Richardi Rich 2 die March 1627/8.

     Jonas Rich was christened on 26 February 1756 at Tickhill, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Rich and Ann Smith.
     Jonas died before 24 September 1758 at Tickhill, YKS. He was buried on 24 September 1758 at St Mary, Tickhill, Yorkshire.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 10 August 1650 at Penistone, Yorkshire. Josephus filius Edvardi Rich. [This may be Jonas, but if so he died!]
Joseph, son of which Edward? He may be the Josias who died in 1665, or even be Jonas who survived until 1714. He was the son of Edward Rich and Mary Unknown.
     Joseph died before 2 April 1665 at Penistone, YKS. He was buried on 2 April 1665 at Penistone. Josias, son of Edward.

     Joseph Rich was born on 12 August 1806 at 'Brook House', Laughton en le Morthen, Yorkshire. He was born at Brookhouse, Yks according to the 1851 census. Brook House is a hamlet in the township and parish of Laughton en le Morthen.. He was the son of William Rich and Mary Barlow. He was christened on 11 September 1806 at Laughton en le Morthen, Yorkshire. Son of William Rich by Mary his wife, wheelwright.
     He witnessed a marriage in 1829.
     Joseph Rich married Mary Unknown before 1835. Joseph was a carpenter and joiner from 1835, at Carlton-in-Lindrick, Nottinghamshire.
     Joseph Rich married Jane Ward on 25 October 1837 at Carlton-in-Lindrick, NTT.
     Joseph Rich and Jane Ward appeared on the 1841 census at South Carlton, Carlton-in-Lindrick, Nottinghamshire. Joseph Rich, aged 30, carpenter, not born in the county & Jane Rich aged 30, not born in the county, William Rich aged 6, born in the county.
     Joseph Rich and Jane Ward appeared on the 1851 census at Lindrick Dale, South Anston, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, head, married,, aged 47, joiner and wheelwright, born Brookhouse, Yks., and Jane Rich, his wife, aged 42 born Woodhouse ... Yks.
     Joseph Rich and Jane Ward appeared on the 1861 census at the Lodge, Carlton in Lindrick, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, aged 54, carpenter with his wife Jane aged 52, both born in Yorkshire. Geroge Hatcher, aged 19, a gardener born Dorset was lodging with them.
     Joseph Rich and Jane Ward appeared on the 1881 census at the Dale, Anston, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, head, carpenter, aged 74, married, born Laughton; Jane aged 73, wife, born Woodhouse, Yks.
     Joseph died on 11 August 1883 at the South Yorkshire Asylum aged 76. He was of Lindrick Dale, aged 75.. He was buried on 15 August 1883 at St John, Carlton-in-Lindrick.
     His will was proved on 4 December 1883 at Wakefield, Yorkshire. Personal estate £848.5.9: The will of Joseph Rich late of Lindrick Common in the parish of Anston in the county of York, joiner and wheelwright who died 11 August 1883 at the South Yorkshire Asylum was proved at Wakefield by John Plumptree Ramsden of North Carlton in the county of Nottingham Esquire and William Townsend of Sheffield in the county of York, stationer, the executors.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 8 November 1801 at Firbeck, Yorkshire. He was the son of Amor Rich and Mary Turner.
     Joseph Rich married Sarah Ann Dean on 18 September 1823 at Mattersey, Nottinghamshire. Joseph was a carpenter in 1824, at Mattersey, Nottinghamshire.
     Joseph Rich and Sarah Ann Dean appeared on the 1851 census at Mattersey, Nottinghamshire. Joseph Rich, head, married, aged 49, schoolmaster, born Firbeck, Sarah Ann, wife, aged 49 born Mattersea, and their grand-daughter Mary Ann Wilson, aged 6 born Knasbrough?, Ntt.
     Joseph Rich appeared on the 1861 census at Mattersey, Nottinghamshire. Joseph Rich was living alone, a widower aged 59, rural messenger?, born Firbeck, Yks.
     Joseph died in 1867 at East Retford, Registration District, Nottinghamshire, England.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 23 December 1836 at Carlton-in-Lindrick, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Joseph Rich and Mary Unknown.
     Joseph died before 10 January 1837 at Carlton-in-Lindrick, NTT. He was buried on 10 January 1837 at St John, Carlton-in-Lindrick.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 31 May 1814 at Blyth, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Joseph Rich (of Carlton & Blyth) and Frances Ryalls.
     Joseph Rich married Elizabeth Taylor on 24 February 1834 at Everton, Nottinghamshire.
     Joseph Rich and Elizabeth Taylor appeared on the 1841 census at Blyth, NTT. Joseph Rich, aged 27, joiner; Elizabeth aged 29, Henry aged 7, Edward aged 5, Fanny aged 3; all born in the county.
     Joseph Rich and Elizabeth Taylor appeared on the 1851 census at East Side, Blyth, Nottinghamshire. Joseph Rich 37, carpenter, born Blyth, his wife Elizabeth 39 born Everton, and children Frederick 10, Sarah 8, George 5, Betsey 2, Charlotte 1, all born at Blyth.
     Joseph Rich and Elizabeth Taylor appeared on the 1881 census at Union St South, 6 Jarratts Sq, Doncaster, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, head, aged 66, joiner, born at Blyth, Ntt; Elizabeth, wife, aged 68, born Everton, Ntt.
     Joseph Rich appeared on the 1901 census at Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, aged 87, born Blyth, Retford, Nottinghamshire.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 18 March 1682/83 at Cawthorne, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich baptised..
     Joseph died before 16 May 1696 at Cawthorne, YKS. He was buried on 16 May 1696 at Cawthorne, YKS. Buried Joseph Rich.

     Joseph Rich was born before 17 October 1837 at Tuxford, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Joseph Rich and Ann Chapman.
     Joseph died before 1840?.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 20 September 1840 at Tuxford, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Joseph Rich and Ann Chapman.
     Joseph Rich appeared on the 1881 census at 'Ingoe', Stamfordham, Northumberland, England. Joseph Rich, head, agricultural labourer, aged 40 born Tuxford, Nottinghamshire.

     Joseph Rich was born circa 1810?. He may be the Joseph Rich who with his sister Mary was baptised 15 August 1811 at Ecclesfield, children of Mary Rich of Potter Hill..
     Joseph Rich married Ann Chapman on 24 June 1833 at West Markham, Nottinghamshire, England. Joseph Rich, bachelor of this parish & Ann Chapman of the parish of Sutton on Trent, spinster, by banns. They both made their marks in the presence of Samuel Bullard and Thomas Hempsall.
     Joseph Rich and Ann Chapman appeared on the 1841 census at Back Lane, Tuxford. Joseph Rich, aged 25, ag lab, Ann Rich aged 30, Joseph aged 9 months, all born in the county.

     Joseph Rich was born circa 1862. He was the son of William Rich and Mary Unknown.

     Joseph Rich was christened on 5 November 1812 at Tuxford, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of William Rich (of Tuxford, patriarch) and Elizabeth Eyre.
     Joseph Rich appeared on the 1861 census at Brightside, Sheffield, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, aged 48, born Tuxford, Ntt.
     Joseph Rich appeared on the 1861 census at Kimberworth, Rotherham, Yorkshire. Joseph Rich, aged 48, born Tuxford, Ntt.
     Joseph died before 11 September 1892 at Tuxford, NTT. He was buried on 11 September 1892 at Tuxford.

     Joseph Rich (b. Ecclesfield) was born before 15 August 1811 at Potter Hill, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. He was the son of Mary Rich.

     Joseph Rich (of Anston) was christened on 7 April 1770 at Anston, Yorkshire. He was the son of John Rich and Elizabeth Parkin.

     Joseph Rich (of Carlton & Blyth) was christened on 19 March 1775 at Carlton-in-Lindrick, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Amor Rich and Sarah Unwin.
     Joseph Rich (of Carlton & Blyth) married Frances Ryalls on 31 January 1805 at Carlton-in-Lindrick, NTT.
     Joseph Rich (of Carlton & Blyth) appeared on the in 1831 census at Blyth, Nottinghamshire. Joseph Rich, headed one family in one house with 1 person employed in trade, manufacture or handicraft; four males and 3 females, including 2 males over 20 employed as carpenters.
     Joseph Rich (of Carlton & Blyth) and Frances Ryalls appeared on the 1841 census at Chapel Yard, Blyth, Nottinghamshire. Joseph Rich, aged 66, joiner; Frances Rich aged 62, Fanny Rich, aged 27, Elizabeth Rich, aged 20, John Rich 17, apprentice joiner, all born in county.

     
     There is no Joseph Rich in the South Yorkshire Hearth Tax for 1672. This may even be the Jonas who was buried in 1628/9.. Joseph Rich (of Penistone & Cawthorne) was also known as Joseph Rich. He was born on 17 July 1610 at Penistone, Yorkshire. He was the son of Richard Rich and Frances Priest. He was christened on 22 July 1610 at Penistone, Yorkshire. Joseph, son of Richard Rich the xxiith [July]..
     Joseph died before 16 May 1696 at Cawthorne, Yorkshire. He was buried on 16 May 1696 at Cawthorne, YKS. Buried Joseph Rich.

      Joseph Rich (of Worksop) was also known as Joseph Rich. He was christened on 21 January 1680/81 at Worksop, Nottinghamshire. He was the son of Walter Rich.

     Joshua Rich was christened on 25 January 1656/57 at St Peter's, Sheffield, Yorkshire. He was the son of Richard Rich (of Sheffield) and Ann Parker.

     Julia Rich was christened on 31 October 1835 at Laughton en le Morthen, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Amor Rich and Prudence Hollingsworth.
     Julia Rich appeared on the 1861 census at Handsworth, Yorkshire. Julie Rich, aged 26, born Throapham.

      Lydia Rich was also known as Lydia Kaye or Beever. She was born before 6 October 1671 at Penistone, Yorkshire. She was christened on 6 October 1671 at Bradfield, Yorkshire. Lidia, daughter of Danyell Rich. She was the daughter of Daniel Rich and Hellen Haigh. She was christened on 16 October 1671 at Penistone, YKS. Baptised Lydia filia Danielis Rich de Middop Oct xvj (16th). Lydia was issued a marriage license on 4 June 1706 at York, Yorkshire. John Green aged 30, of Yateholm, Almondbury & Lydia Rich aged 30 of Penistone were issued a licence on 4 June 1706 for a marriage at Penistone parish church or Bradfield chapel or Denby chapel.
     Lydia Rich married John Green on 17 June 1706 at Bradfield, YKS.
     Lydia Rich and Daniel Rich were mentioned in a deed dated 15 April 1726 at Smallshaw, Penistone. A will of Daniel Rich, late of Smallshay in the parish of Penistone, yeoman dated 26th April 1709 re property lying in the townships etc. of Midhope and Langsett and now or late in the tenure or occupation of William Earnshaw, John Earnshaw and widow Chappell, George Trout or their assigns which will is attested by Philip Earnshaw of Holme in the said county and Christopher Green of Oftenley John Green late of Holme afsd yeoman now deceased? and Joseph Haigh of the same yeoman, Signed and sealed by Lydia the wife of John Green of Yeat Holme in the said county gent a devisee in the said will named in the presence of James Crosland junr, James Hinchcliffe, Lydia Green.
     An Emor Green of Upper Midhope kept a hound called Butler.
     In 1741 Abbots Birk farm which Lydia had inherited from her father and his father, belonged to John Greene of Smallshaw and was leased to James Wainwright, son of Jeremiah Wainwright. There is an agreement that the latter will do a certain amount of re-building of the house. The property descended by inheritance to John Green the younger of Yate Holm, yeoman, and was sold by him to Rev. Joseph Horsfall of Penistone, who sold it in 1801 to Robert Middleton of Totties, clothier. It was mortgaged by Middleton and in 1821 was sold to George Farrar and James Farrar of Prickleton (Prickleden), dyers. In 1829 it was conveyed by the Trustees of the will of James Farrar to the trustee of Robert Couldwell Clarke and Mrs. Sarah Anne Clarke as Mrs. Clarke's share of the estate of her late father, James Farrar. There are also a few papers about the right to a pew in Penistone church including a letter from Elkanah Rich (1719) and declarations of use of the Smallshaw pew (1798, 1799). She's use of the property Deed to lead the uses of a fine: John Green of Smallshaw and Lydia his wife (sister and heir of Emer Rich of Smallshaw), Thomas Wainwright of Royston, George Walker the younger of Hunshelf and Nicholas Stead of Dongworth agree that the fine to be levied of the messuage in Thurlstone called Smallshaw farm, several messuages in Langsett and a messuage at High Green in Ecclesfield shall be to stated uses was registered on 1 October 1744 at Penistone, Yorkshire.
15 days from St Martin 1744 Lydia Rich sold property. Property.

     Lydia Rich was born on 3 December 1709 at Bradfield, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Jonas Rich and Alice Crossley.
     Lydia Rich was also reported as having married Josias Kaye on 19 February 1727/28 at Penistone, Yorkshire.
     Lydia Rich married Benjamin Smith on 2 February 1731/32 at Bradfield, YKS. Benjamin Smith & Lydea Ritch.
     Lydia Rich married John Beever on 21 February 1735/36 at Penistone, Yorkshire. There must be another Lydia.

     Lydia Rich was born before 30 July 1769 at Mortomley, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. She was christened on 30 July 1769 at Ecclesfield, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Elizabeth Rich.
     Lydia Rich married Richard Hill on 22 March 1803 by licence at Ecclesfield, YKS.

     
     An Amor Rich Radley, aged 10 weeks was buried in the Boughton cemetery, Nottinghamshire on 20 Feb 1866.. Lydia Rich was christened on 15 March 1808 at Carlton-in-Lindrick, Nottinghamshire. She was the daughter of George Rich and Elizabeth Barg.
     Lydia Rich married William Radley on 22 June 1833 at Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
     Lydia Rich and William Radley appeared on the 1861 census at Gateford, Worksop, Nottinghamshire. William Radley, head, married, aged 62, grocer and groom, born Worksop, Ntt; Lydia Radley, wife, aged 53, born Carlton in Lindrick; John 16, Anne 10 children born Wallingwells, Ntt and Anne Radley visitor aged 16, born Letwell, Yorks.

     Lydia Rich was born before September 1636 at Penistone, Yorkshire. She was the daughter of Daniel Rich and Mary Haugh-Haigh. She was christened on 9 October 1636 at Penistone. Lydia filia Danielis Rich nono die Eidem... .

     Lydia Rich was born circa 1643 at Penistone, Yorkshire.
     Lydia Rich married Joshua Wilson in 1673 at Penistone, YKS. Lydia Rich, spinster, 30, Penistone & Joshua Wilson, yeoman, 24 Thongsbrige? Almondbury, at Penistone.