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When James Metcalf was born in 1460, in Nappa, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, his father, Thomas Metcalfe, was 36 and his mother, Elizabeth Herlington or Arlington, was 25. He married Margaret Jane Pigott in 1507, in England. They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 4 daughters.
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- Margaret Jane Pigott
James Metcalfe was born circa 1480 at of Nappa, Yorkshire, England. He married Margaret Pigott, daughter of Thomas Pigott, Esq. and Isabel Gascoigne, circa 1507. James Metcalfe died on 20 September 1539. Family Margaret Pigottb. 5 Aug 1492, d. 3 Feb 1531.
- Elizabeth Scrope, Margaret Metcalfe
- North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
- 1473
Discover life events, stories and photos about James Ernest Metcalfe (1500–1539) of Nappa, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.
Annie’s parents Albert Edwin and Eliza Kitson were from Halifax area they used to run the Soil Hill Pottery. Albert Kitson was a well known potter.
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Both David and his sister received their education in Cape Town; when their father died in 1847, they were both very young. When David had finished school he went to live with George Metcalfe at Diep River, where he worked as farm overseer and learned to farm.
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John METCALFE married Annie BELL and though they settled at Low Gingerfield farm just outside Richmond, one of their sons - Ernest Robert (b 1879) emigrated to New Zealand where his grandson Ted is another offshore member of the Upper Dales group.
