| Sheard Connections |
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The Sheards The Sheard branch of the Land family can be traced back to the marriage of Michael Sheard and Abigail Healy in Bristall Parish in 1712.
Birth: Unknown Marriage: Michael Sheard married Abigail Healy on November 13, 1712 in Birstall Parish. Son:
Marriage: Jonas Sheard married Dinah Kirk on November 19, 1739 in Birstall Parish Son:
Marriage: Michael Sheard married Sarah Barber on in May 1763 in Birstall Parish. Daughter:
Marriage: Lydia Sheard married Benjamin Law on April 20, 1801 in Leeds. Son:
Marriage: William Law married Mary Worth in Cheshire circa 1834 Daughter:
Marriage: Lydia Law married John Land on November 7, 1857 in Gomersal, Birstall Parish. Son:
The Name Sheard George Redmonds in YSS Part II says Sheard was "A surname found in Sheffield and Pipon in the 1400's, but originating outside Yorkshire, possibly in Cheshire (see Reaney). In the 16th century there was a Sheard family in Overden (Halifax) which was responsible for the name's ramification: Thomas Sheard of Overton, who died in 1565, had four sons, who apparently moved down the Calder valley, settling in Batley, Mirfield and Kirkheaton. The name is still common in that area and various branches of the family became millers, coal-owners, and quarry developers in Lepton and Gawthorpe Green."Records listed by Redmonds:
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