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Six children of Charles Lewis Land and Anne Dinsdell were baptized in Queens Street Chapel, Leeds between 1818 and 1833. See Charles Lewis Land

LDS has records for the chapel from 1756 to 1837 on mircofilm #828139 items 5-6.

The Chapel as listed in the Leeds Directories:

The 1830 Leeds Directory listed Queens Street Chapel as having:
- Sunday services at 10:30AM and 6:00PM and a prayer meeting at 3:00PM
- Monday prayer meeting at 7:00PM
- Thursday sermon at 7:00PM.
By 1834 the 3:00PM Sunday prayer meeting had been dropped.
White's 1837 Directory says:
"Queen street Chapel is a large and neat building, erected in 1824, and containing 1,200 sittings. The Rev. Thomas Scales is its minister."

Note: In general the Independents seemed to have more meeting times that the other denominations.

Thomas Scales was listed in the 1841 Census, York Place, Leeds, Thomas Scales independent minister age 50, Christiana age 50, Robert age 20, Henry age 20, schoolmaster, William, age 15.

Other Lands or Land Relatives in Queens Street Chapel

There were two other families with the surname Land who had children baptized in the Queens Street Chapel.

Philomon Land, son of Philomon Land and Hannah, born November 12, 1802 and baptized December 1802. (Queen Street Chapel Records)
Thomas Land and Anne Shirt
1. Ann, of Thomas Land and Ann of Water Lane, born on March 23, 1817 and baptized on August 24, 1817, Queen Street Independent, Leeds (Queen Street Chapel Records)
2. John Shirt Land, the son of Thomas Land and Ann of Water Lane, born April 11, 1822 and baptized on July 21, 1822 Queen Street Independent, Leeds (Queens Street Chapel Records)

John Dinsdale, the brother of Ann Dinsdall Land, had James Thomas Dinsdale, of John Dinsdale and Elizabeth, baptized on April 16, 1826 in the Queens Street Chapel (IGI, source 0826139).

I have not been able to make any ties between these three Land families. Consequently, I do not know if there were simply three families of Lands in this rather small congregation by coincidence.

Philomon Land and His Family

Philomon Land, born to John Land and Sarah Meyers in 1765 in Wakefield, lived in Weston and moved to Leeds.

John Land and Sarah Myers of Wakefield and Weston

Marriage of John Land and Sarah Myers

John Land married Sarah Myers in Wakefield All Saints on December 12, 1759.

Sarah Myers:

Sarah Meyers, the daughter of Joseph Meyers and Ruth Ellis Meyers, was baptized in All Saints in 1736. The other children of Joseph and Ruth Meyers were: Joseph, Mercy, David, James, Christopher, Ruth, Philomon, and Isaac. Sarah's mother, Ruth Meyers, baptized in All Saints in 1707, was the daughter of Philemon Ellis and Dorothy Crabtree.

Children of John Land and Sarah Meyers

There were 17 baptisms for the children of "John Land" in Wakefield All Saints between 1761 and 1774. Unfortunately, only the father's name was listed. Occasionaly a place designation was made. None-the-less, it is possible to determine several of the children of John Land and Sarah Meyers.

Subsequent records show that John Land and Sarah Myers moved to the parish of Weston no later than 1775 when their son James was baptized. When John Land and Sarah Meyers moved from Wakefield to Weston all of their children were young enough to have made the move with them.

The Land records in Weston are limited to the family of John Land and Sarah Meyers, their children and grandchildren. Four of the children of John Land and Sarah Meyers baptized in All Saints can be established, based on the subsequent records in Weston. They are: Joseph, Ruth, Mercy, and Sarah. Since there were two Joseph and two Sarahs baptized in WAS during the period of time Sarah Meyers was having her children it is not possible to determine which Sarah and which Joseph were the children of Sarah Meyer. Another child can be determined based on the unusual name, Philomon, a name used in Sarah Meyer's family for several generations.

Based on the Weston and Philomon connections Sarah Meyers Land was the mother of:

Joseph Land (1763-) and May Young
Baptism: Joseph baptized either March 26 1763 (son of John Land of "W") or August 1764.
Marriage of Jospeh Land and May Young: Joseph Land married May Young in Kirk Ella in 1788 (IGI). The marriage was also listed in Weston (IGI).
Children: Joseph had the following children born in Weston:
1. Sarah in 1789 (IGI)
2. John Land and Rachael Overend
  John in 1792. (IGI).
  Marriage: John Land married Rachael Overend in Weston in 1813
  Children:
  1. Sarah in 1813
  2. Joseph in 1816
  3. Mary in 1819
  4. Mercy in 1820
  5. Rachael in 1822
  6. John in 1831
  7. James in 1838
3. Thomas Land and Ellen Kettlewell
  Thomas in 1794 (IGI).
  Marriage: Thomas Land married Ellen Kettlewell in Weston in 1819.
  Children: All born in Weston, except where noted
  1. Martha (in Ilkley) in 1820
  2. Philemon (in Otley) in 1823
  3. Joseph or Thomas in 1824
  4. Mary in 1827
  5. Ann in 1829
  6. Sarah in 1831
  7. Thomas in 1833
  8. Henry in 1836
  9. James in 1838
  10. Ellen in 1842
4. James in 1800 (IGI).
Philomin Land, Ruth Chadwick and Hannah Clapham
Baptism: Philemon, of John Land of "W", baptized on January 19, 1765/66.
Occupation and other:
- 1796 Leeds, Subscribed to Jones's English system of Book-keeping, by single or double entry, 1796, JONES, Edward Thomas. Bristol Subject: commerce (Ancestry.com)
- 1797, Hunslet-lane, Leeds, Yorkshire, butcher, food/drink(p/s) Listed in A History of ... Leeds. Compiled from Various Authors. To which are added a History of Kirkstall Abbey & a Leeds Directory., 1797, [WRIGHT, Griffith]. Leeds Printed & Sold by all the Booksellers. (ancestry.com)
- 1798, Hunslet-lane, Leeds, Yorkshire, butcher, food/drink(p/s), Listed in The Leeds Directory for 1798, 1798, [WRIGHT, Griffith]. Leeds. (ancestry.com)
- 1800, Hunslet-lane, Leeds, Yorkshire, liquor merchant, food/drink(s), Listed in A Directory for ... Leeds, 1800. Leeds Printed by Binns & Brown (ancestry.com)
Marriage of Philoman Land and Ruth Chadwick: Philemon married Ruth Chadwick in Leeds in 1789.
Children:
1. Philemon Myers Land 4 March 1790, Leeds (Parish index).
  Death: Philemon Myers Land, the son of Philemon Land of Call Lane, was buried March 12, 1793, Leed's parish church (Leeds parish records).
2. Mercy of Philemon in June 1791 Leeds (IGI)
3. Sarah, the daughter of "Mr." Philemon Land of Call Lane, was baptized on March 4, 1793, Leed's parish church (Leeds parish records).
4. Edward, the son of "Mr." Philemon Land of Hunslet Lane, was baptized on November 13, 1794 and buried on November 27, 1794 Leed's parish church (Leeds parish records).
Death of Ruth Chadwick Land: Ruth, the wife of Philemon Land of Hunslet Lane, was buried on February 15, 1798 in Leeds (Leeds parish records).
Marriage of Philemon Land and Hannah Clapham: Philemon Land of the parish of Leeds, wine merchant, married Hannah Clapham of the parish of Leeds by license on December 26, 1801.
Marriage of Hannah's brother, John Clapham: On the same day (Dec. 26, 1801) Hannah's brother, John Chapham, of the parish of Leeds, "junior merchant" married Martha Peele of the parish of Leeds by license.
John Clapham had a descendent, Philomon Land Chapham, who was born in Austraila in 1879: "Philomon Land Clapham born in Australia 1879, son of John Goodman Clapham who's father I believe was married at the same time as Philomon Land married Hannah Clapham. I believe he may have returned to England." Peter Clapham, March 2008
Note: My thanks to Philippa Willcox (nee Clapham) a descendant of John Clapham by his second wife, Honor Dennis, who contacted me by email and corrected the spelling of Clapham which I had as Chapham (June 2005).
Children of Philemon and Hannah :
1. Philemon, baptized 1802 in the Queens Street, White or Whitehall Independent Church in Leeds.
  Marriage: Philemon Land married Felicities Messer in Leeds St. Peter in 1827 (IGI)
  The Censuses: Philomon Land was listed in Leamington Priors, Warwickshire married age 48, fund holder, lodger, born Leeds, in the 1851 census and age 58 in the 1861 census. The families were not the same. He was listed in the 1871 census in Learnington priors as Thelemon Land, age 68 lodger annuilant. married, born in Hunslet. He was again listed as a lodger in Leanington Priors in the 1881 census, age 78, marital status was not known, 'no profession dividends'. Felicities Land was not listed in any censuses.
  Death: Philomon Land, age 81, died in 1882 per vital records indexes (Warwick vol 6d page 328 June quarter 1882).
  A memoire by Martha Wedmore nee Clapham 1882:
  We are of Clapham descent and cousins of Hannah Clapham, Philemon's mother. I have just been going through some documents which included a "memoire of our family" by a cousin Martha Wedmore nee Clapham. She writes: 1882 Cousin Land died at Leamington 20 June. First cousin to my parents (They were also first cousins to each other. SW) He had married a german lady, and after the death of their only child Frederika . . . they separated by mutual arrangement, she staying in Dresden, he returning to England . . . . great friend of my father, . . . came to stay often, . . smoked cigars, only the best . . . every year same unbrella, and probably same clothes . . . . quaint figure, grey hair cut like a frenchman and a pointed beard. He left Ł125,554 to be divided amongst his numerous cousins, and his only debt was for one box of cigars!
  Sue Walther from Norfolk, November 2006
Philomon Land in the directories in Leeds: No listing in 1822, 1829, 1837 or 1834
Other instances of the name: The only other Philomon Land listed on the IGI is the son of Thomas and Ellen baptized in Otley in 1823. Thomas Land, the son of Joseph Land and Mary Young, was born in Weston in 1794. Thomas married Ellen Kettlewell in 1819 in Weston. Thomas and Ellen had Martha baptized in Inkley in 1820 and the following children baptized in Weston, Joseph in 1824, Mary in 1827, Sarah in 1831 and James in 1838.
Ruth Land and Thomas Shirrow
Ruth baptized November 1766.
Marriage: Ruth Land married Thomas Shirrow in Weston in 1788.
Mercy Land and Joseph Farmer
Mercy baptized January 1769.
Marriage: Mercy Land married Joseph Farmer in Weston in 1794.
Sarah Land and John Forrest
Sarah baptized in 1771 or February 26, 1774 ( more likely the latter).
Marriage: Sarah Land married John Forrest in Weston in 1800.
James Land and Elizabeth Dixon
James Land the son of John Land was baptized in Weston in 1775 (IGI).
Marriage: James Land married Elizabeth Dixon in Adel in 1801 (IGI).
Children: James Land had the following children born Weston
1. John in 1802
2. James in 1804
3. Sarah in 1806
4. Joseph in 1808
5. James in October 1811
6. Thomas in 1813
(All information on James Land and Elizabeth Dixon taken from IGI)

Notes:

Since it is likely that they would haved named a son after his father, it is possible that Sarah Meyer was also the mother of one of three Johns baptized in the parish (one in 1762 and two in 1770).
It is also possible that she was the mother of Christopher baptized in 1772. Christopher was another unusual name and and was the name of one of Sarah's brothers. Christopher, the son of John Land, was buried on April 23, 1773.
If Philomon Land, whose son was baptized in the Queens Street Chapel in Leeds in 1802, was a relative of Charles Lewis Land, whose children were baptized in the Queens Street Chapel between 1818 and 1833, they were, at best, cousins of some degree.
For more information on all of the children born in Wakefield between 1761 and 1774, go to John Land, Wakefield

Thomas Lands in Leeds in the Mid 1800s

Thomas Lands, I and II

AT THIS POINT I AM NOT CERTAIN IF THERE ARE ONE OR TWO THOMAS LANDS.

The 1841 census could indicate TWO Thomas Lands born circa 1783 in Leeds.

Also, Eliza of Thomas Land and Mary was baptized 26 Jaunary 1815, St Peter's Leeds (IGI C071931 Extracted baptisms St Peter's Leeds)

Possible Birth I: Thomas son of John Land baptized 6, January 1783 Leeds Leeds Parish Indexes.

Notes:

Other children born to John Land around the same time period. This is not necessarily the same John Land as the father of Thomas baptized in 1783. Sarah 15 February 1780, Thomas 6 January 1783, James 10 July 1786, Lydia* 11 October 1789. There were also Mary and Martha baptized 10 July 1793 - they were from Mabgate.
* Lydia Land, single mother, had: Martha in 1813, Mary in 1816 (St Peter's Leeds (IGI, extracted births)

Possible Birth II: James and Hannah 05 Oct 1783 All Saints Wakefield

Marriage I: Thomas Land married Anne Shirt in Rothwell on October 20, 1802 (IGI).

Marriage II: Ann Irish 1805 Leeds, LDS Submission.

Anne Shirt: No obvious birth record on IGI

Anne Irish :

Marriage: Mary, per 1815 baptism of Elizabeth and per 1841 census (?????)

Children of Thomas Land between 1803 and 1822:

Elizabeth of Thomas Land 19 September 1803, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Thomas Land (1804-?) Civil Servant, and Ann _____
Birth: Thomas of Thomas Land 5 February 1804, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Marriage: Anne Bullman 04 July 1827 St Peter's Leeds (IGI Original record needs to be checked)
Occupation: Office keeper, civil servant
Children:
1851 Census: Chelsea, Ecclesiatical parish, Upper Chelsea, St Saviour Middlesex, St Lukes, 17 Walton Street, Thomas Land, head, age 47, office keeper treasury chambers geo---- house, born Leeds, Anna wife, age 46, born Leeds
1861: St Martins Westminster, St Martins in the Feilds, London, Thomas Land, age 57, office keeper, and Ann wife age 58, born born Leeds
1871 Census: In Egham, Christ Church, Surrey, civil servant age 67, with wife Ann age 59 both Leeds.
1881 Census: Egham Surry, age 77 with wife Ann age 76 civil service super--- office ---The Lorrd Advocate of H--Land office London, born born Leeds.
Mary Ann of Thomas Land, 24 March 1805, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Ann of Thomas Land 25 December 1805, December, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
William flax dresser born circa 1806 listed very near Thomas in the 1841 census
Jane of Thomas Land 4 August 1807, St. Peter's, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Martha of Thomas Land 26 May 1808, St. Peter's , Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Mary of Thomas Land 4 March 1809, St. Peter's, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Elizabeth of Thomas Land 30 June 1810, St. Peter's, Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
John of Thomas Land 15 October 1811, St. Peter's Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes) (IGI)
Emma of Thomas Land 18 January 1812 Leeds, St Peter (Leeds St Peter's indexes)
Ann, of Thomas and Ann ★ in 1814, George Street Independent, Leeds (George Street Church records)
Death: She must have died as another Ann was born to Thomas and Ann in 1817
Note: LDS microfilms 0828138 and 1037074 (George Street Independent Leeds 1807 to 1837) contains only one listing for Land. "Ann, the daughter of Thomas and Ann Land of the parish of Leeds was born on May 22, 1814 and baptized on August 21, 1814"
Eliza of Thomas Land and Mary ☆ was baptized 26 Jaunary 1815, St Peter's Leeds (IGI C071931 Extracted baptisms St Peter's Leeds)
Ann, of Thomas Land and Ann ★ of Water Lane, born on March 23, 1817 and baptized on August 24, 1817, Queen Street Independent, Leeds (Queen Street Chapel Records)
Further record: Listed with Thomas age 55, "Mary" age 55, and Mary age 30 in 1841 census. Listed alone in the 1851 census
John Shirt Land (1822- ) and Mary _
Birth: John Shirt Land ★ , the son of Thomas Land and Ann of Water Lane, born April 11, 1822 and baptized on July 21, 1822 Queen Street Independent, Leeds (Queens Street Chapel Records) Based on the middle name he was definitely a child of Anne Shirt Land.
Occupation: Bookkeeper, clerk
Residence: Providence Terrace, Leeds 1871 and 1881, Atmley in Stanley 1891
Marriage: Mary _________
Children:
1. Thomas Land (1849-), Frances Ann Tillotson and Barbara Agnes Clark
  Birth: Thomas B Land, Leeds West, 1849
  Marriage: Frances Ann Tillotson
  Children:
  1. Frank
  2. Florence
  Death of Frances Ann Tillotson Land: Yorkshire Death indexes 1881 LAND Frances Ann - Chapeltown Leeds CHAP/11/48M
  1881 Census: Potter Newsome, Leopold Terrace Thomas Land widow age 31, commercial traveler, born Leeds Frank F son age 4, Florence age 4 mo. Hannah Tillotson mother in law age 61 widow, Louis Tilltotson, sister in law and Jane Hill servant.
  Remarriage of Thomas Land: Barbara Agnes Clark (born in Australia), in the U.P. Church, Portobello (near Edinburgh) on 2/6/1884 (Ronnie, October 2007)
  Death of Thomas Land: Glasgow on 28/8/1922 (Ronnie, October 2007)
2. Arthur 1852 Leeds West
3. William 1856. Not listed in Yorkshire BMD. The only William born in 1856 is listed in Rothwell.
4. Percy 1860 - uncertain in Yorkshire BMD - Percival in Leeds West 1857 & Percy Edmond in Kirkstall in 1850
5. Evelyn 1861 Leeds West
6. Edith 1864 Leeds West
1841 census: Listed with his father.
1851 Census: Primrose Lane Leeds, John head age 28, clerk linen factory, Mary wife, age 25 born Halifax, Thomas son age 2, born Leeds.
1861 Census: Did not find them
1871 Census: Providence Terrace, John Land, head, age 48 bookkeeper, born Leeds, Mary, wife age 44, born Halifax, Thomas Land, son unmarried, age 22 commercial traveler, Arthur, son age 18, occupation crossed out and I can't read it, William C son age 15, upholsterer apprentice, Percy E, scholar, Evelyn, age 9, and Edith age 7
1881 Census: Providence Terrace Leeds John Land, head, age 58, mercantile clerk flax and tow spinning, born Leeds, Mary, wife age 54, born Halifax, Percy E, scholar, age 21 account's clerk, Evelyn, age 19, merchant sailor, and Edith age 16 dressmakers apprentice
1891 Census: John Land and family had moved to Armley at Stanley view John, head, age 68 retired bookkeeper, Mary wife age 64 and Edith Mary daughter single age 25, tailoress.

Thomas Land (c 1783-), flax spinner, Camp Lane, Kirkgate, and Mary _______

Birth: Circa 1783

Marriage: Mary per 1815 birth and 1841 census

1841 Census: Camp Lane, Kirkgate, Leeds, Thomas Land age 35 (or 55????), ind Mary, age 55, Anne age 35, Mary age 30 and a female servant. On the some page, William age 35, flax dresser, Elizabeth age 35, Elizabeth age 15, Emma age 4 and Ann age 1. There are other flax dressers, flax spinners in the area.

1851 Census: 19 Water Lane, Leeds South, Mary Land, head, age 40, annuitant born Leeds.

Occupation of Thomas Land, Water Lane Flax spinner :

The 1822 Baines Directory lists Thomas Land, flax spinner, Water Lane
1829 Pigot's Directory for Leeds lists Thomas Land Flax spinner Land's Court, Water Lane Holbeck
The 1830 Leeds directory lists Thomas Land, flax spinner, canvas and sacking mfr., Land's Court, Water Lane, home, 10 Providence Row
Thomas Land, "gent", was at 19 Water Lane in the 1842 Leeds directory

Thomas Land (c 1783-1844), warehouse man, Kaye Street, Kirkgate, Leeds, and Sarah Longbottom

Birth: Circa 1783

Marriage: Unknown

Children:

Ann circa 1821

Thomas Land marriage to Sarah Longbottom: Sarah Longbottom married Thomas Land, 06, Jan 1823 St Peters Leeds (LDS IGI M071921)

Notes:

Thomas was 40 at the time of this marriage
Sarah Longbottom Land was born in Rothwell.

Children:

John circa 1826

1841 Census: Kaye Street, Leeds, (near Water Hall) Thomas Land age 55, warehouse man, Sarah Land age 55, John age 15, Ann age 20, (cannot read) Thompson age 10 female servant

This census had the ages rounded off to the nearest 5.

Death of Thomas Land: 29 Feburary 1844, 7 Kaye Street, Kirkgate District of the township of Leeds, Thomas Land, age 61, warehouseman, emphysema, reported by John Land, present at death, 7 Kaye Street

Note; Kaye Street not listed on current map of Leeds. THIS IS THE ONLY DEATH RECORD FOR THOMAS LAND BETWEEN 1841 AND 1851.

1851 census: 2 Chaphan Place, Brewery Field, Holbeck

Sarah Land, head, widow, age 66, annuitant, born Rothwell
Sarah Longbottom, niece, age 17, no occupation, born Holbeck

I cannot find Chapham Street or Brewery Field on any of the maps that I have.

1861 Census: Marshall Mill Yard, Holbeck with William Longbottom head, age 60, engine smith born Holbeck, Mary, wife , age 56, born Wakefield, several of their children and Sarah Land, sister, widow, age 77, fundholder, born Rothwell, blind 4 years.

Was there any relationship between Thomas Land and Charles Land (Married to Anne Dinsdell)?

Thomas Land (married to Ann Shirt) and Charles Land were both members of the Queen Street Chapel, Leeds. Queen Street Chapel was a relatively small congregation. Thomas Land and Ann Shirt had two children baptized in Queen Street: Ann in 1817 and John in 1822. Other children born to Thomas Land were baptized between 1803 and 1812 in St Peters Leeds and in 1814 in George Street Independent Leeds. All of the known children of Charles and Ann Land were baptized in Queen Street Chapel: John in 1818, Elizabeth in 1820, Elizabeth in 1823, James in 1826, Charles in 1829, and Emma in 1833. Is their connection to Queen Street Chapel significant?

Thomas Land lived on Walter Lane Leeds and other places in Holbeck. Thomas was listed on Water Land in 1822, 1829, 1830 and 1842. Charles Lewis Land was listed in Holbeck in 1820, 1822, "Water Lane" Holbeck in 1826, Holbeck 1830, and Brewery Fields Holbeck in 1833, Canning Street (Hunslet) in 1834 and Hunslet in the 1841 census. Ann Dinsdell Land (the widow of Charles Land) was on Terrace Street Holbeck in the 1851, 1861 Censuses and at her death in 1871. Are the addresses at Water Lane significant?

Both Thomas Land and Charles named daughters, Emma: Thomas in 1812 and Charles in 1833. The name was not common in general nor in the Land family. Is there any significance in the name Emma?

Thomas Land was born circa 1782/83. Therefore, he could not have been a son of Charles Land (born 1767) and Elizabeth Dunford.

Was there any relationship between Thomas Land and the Other Lands in Hobeck, Leeds souteast and Water Lane?

See Lands in Leeds

Connections Between Charles Lewis Land, Thomas Land, and other Lands at Land's Court Waters Lane, Hobleck

The batismal records of Queen Street Chapel indicate that:
- Thomas Land and Ann Shirt were living at Water Lane in 1817 and 1822.
- Charles Lewis Land and Anne Land were at Water Lane, Holbeck, in 1826 at the baptism of their son, James Dunford Land.
There were several other Lands at Land's Court in Water Land, Holbeck between1817 and 1861. I do not know if there is any relationship between Charles Lewis Land and the other Lands connected at Walter Lane/Land's Court, Holbeck. The records are sparce and not consistant.
In the 1830 Leeds Directory there were five listings for the surname, Land. Three of them were listed in Water Lane as follows:
1. Mrs Mary Land, 24 Land's Court, Water Lane
2. Thomas Land, flax spinner, canvas and sacking mfr., Land's Court, Water Lane, home, 10 Providence Row
  Note: Thomas was born c 1783, see Thomas above.
3. Wm Land, flax dresser, 21 Land's court, Water Lane.
Charles Lewis Land was not listed.
In the 1834 Leeds Directory there were six Lands listed in Leeds.
Charles Land, cloth drawer, was listed at 29 Canning Street.
The following Lands were listed at Water Lane:
1. Mrs. Mary Land, 26 Land's Court, Water Lane
2. William Land, retail ale and porter dealers, Jolly Sailor, 10 Camp Land, Water Lane.
  Note: William born 1803 married Elizabeth Kent. See Lands in Leeds
1837 Directory listed Land William, beer house, Camp lane and Land's ct
Lands Court was not listed in Holbeck in the 1841 census. There were no Lands listed in Holbeck in 1841. John Land was on West Street In Leeds. His father, Charles Land, was on Canning Street, Hunslet.
Note: There still was a Land's Court as indicated by later records.
In the 1842 Leeds Directory there were seven Lands listed in Leeds.
Charles Land was not listed.

John Land, cloth dresser, was at 56 Back Nile Street. John Land was the son of Charles Land.
Thomas Land, "gent", was at 19 Water Lane

Jonathan Bentley, tailor, was listed at Land's court Water Lane Leeds in the 1847 White's Directory. I do not have access to the whole directory. This tid bit came from the Internet.
Lands Court was not listed in the 1851 census. John Vickies, hair dresser, was listed at 14 Walter Lane, Holbeck, which was the address of Elizabeth Land Shopkeeper in the 1857-8 Leeds directory. By this time, John Land was in Wakesfield, Westgate Commons.
In the 1857-8 and the 1861 Leeds Directories the only known related Land was James Dunford Land, clerk, on Caledonia terrace.
There was only one listing for Land on Water Lane: Elizabeth Land, shopkeeper, 14 Water Lane. She was not listed tin either the 1851 or 1861 censuses.