Working through this archive, I have highlighted references to YARE in Cumbria. Many of these references are to people not yet in my tree.
Sat 28 Nov 1818,
Carlisle Patriot
Deaths. At Appleby, aged 71, Mr. John Yare, Innkeeper
Sat 13 Sep 1823,
Westmorland Gazette
Deaths. On the same day [Thu 26 Nov 1823], Mary, wife of Mr. John Yare of this town, aged 52.
Sat 10 Jun 1826,
Westmorland Gazette
Thomas Yare, Ormside, signed a notice
Sat 24 Jun 1826,
Westmorland Gazette
Thomas Yare, Ormside, signed a notice
Sat 07 May 1836,
Carlisle Journal
TO BE LET,
And Entered upon immediately,
AN eligible DWELLING HOUSE, consisting of Three Sittings Rooms, and Six Bed Rooms, with every requisite convenience, and a large Garden, situate at ORMSIDE, Two Miles from Appleby, Westmorland. The Tenant may also be accommodated with a few Acres of Land, and a Stable and Coach House.
For Particulars apply to Mr. T. Yare, Heights, near Appleby, who will show the Premises.
Sat 18 Jun 1836,
Carlisle Journal
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
Upon the Banks of the River Eden, in a fine Sporting Country, and in the Neighbourhood of the Westmorland Moors,
A Good FAMILY HOUSE, situate at ORMSIDE, two Miles from Appleby; consisting of three Entertaining Rooms, and eight Bed Rooms, with suitable Officers, and a large Garden, with a Coach House and Stable; and a few Acres of Meadow Ground, if required.
Apply to Mr. T. Yare, Heights, near Appleby, Westmorland.
Sat 12 May 1838,
Westmorland Gazette
CORONER'S INQUEST. - On Tuesday last an inquest was held at the Fish inn here, before the coroner, Richard Wilson, Esq., on the body of Joseph Yare, a child of sixteen months' old, which had come to its death under circumstances stated by the following witnesses:- Elizabeth Yoal stated that she lives with Joseph Yare, father of the deceased. The child had been quite well on Monday (7th inst.) till about four o'clock in the afternoon, when it was near the fire place. On each side of the fire there was a tea-kettle with boiling water, and a coffee-kettle containing boiled coffee, and witness, who was in the room at the hour above mentioned, heard the child cry. Upon going to it, witness observed it to be very sick and vomiting matter of a reddish colour. Witness called to its mother, who was in the yard adjoining, and supposing the deceased had drank of the boiling tea water or coffee, used such means as they considered best. Mr. Atkinson, surgeon, was sent for, who said that the child had drawn the steam of the tea-kettle and that there was no remedy for it, It died a little before twelve o'clock on Monday night. - Ellen Yare, mother of the deceased, stated that when called in to its assistance, she examined and found its mouth, lips, and chin scalded, from which she concluded that it had applied its lips to the spout of one of the kettles. She had no doubt that her child's death was caused by being scalded. - Verdict - "Died by being accidentally scalded."
Sat 15 Sep 1838,
Westmorland Gazette
Died. At Brough, the youngest daughter of Mr. John Yare, shoemaker, aged two-and-a-half years, of inflamation of the lungs, brought on by exposure to the night air. [From our tree, this will be Elizabeth Yare.]
Sat 19 Jan 1839,
Westmorland Gazette
Deaths. On Wednesday, the 9th instant, at Heights, in the parish of Ormside, near Appleby. Mr. Robert Yare, aged 86 years. This venerable yeoman lived the whole of his long life on his paternal estate, and died in the room wherein he was born. He never slept from home, except one month in London, where he was obliged to go on business. His habits were eccentric, but he was much respected by his neighbours and acquaintance. His father and grandfather lived each to the age of 93.
Sat 09 Mar 1839,
Kendal Mercury
Died. At Heights, near Appleby, on the 28th ult., Michael, son of Mr Thomas Yare, blacksmith, aged 16 years.
Sat 07 Sep 1839,
Kendal Mercury
Died. At Brough, on the 30th inst., John Yare, aged 14.
Sat 16 May 1840,
Kendal Mercury
TITHES ... and that the first Meeting for this purpose will be at Holden at the house of THOMAS YARE, the Sign of the THREE GREYHOUNDS, in the said PARISH [ASBY, in the County of Westmorland]
Sat 05 Jun 1841,
Kendal Mercury
Died. At Brough, on the 26th ult., Joseph, infant son of James Yare, carpenter.
Sat 19 Jun 1841,
Kendal Mercury
Died. On the 10th inst., at Heights, near Appleby, Mr. Michael Yare, aged 26, much respected.
Sat 18 Mar 1843,
Westmorland Gazette
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
This is to certify that THOMAS YARE, Innkeeper at Crosby Ravensworth, and JOHN FAIRER, jun. of Great Asby, have DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP in the Trading of Cattle, Sheep, &c. this Fourth day of March, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty-three.
THOMAS YARE,
JOHN FAIRER, Jun.
Witness, THOS. THWAYTES.
Sat 08 Jul 1843,
Kendal Mercury
DEPREDATIONS. - Some malicious persons destroyed the ornaments upon the gates of the front entrance of Bishop Yare, the residence of John de Whelpdale, Esq., on Saturday night last ...
Sat 18 Apr 1846,
Kendal Mercury
Died. At Bongate, Appleby, om Monday morning last, Joseph Yare, aged 61 years.
Sat 22 Aug 1846,
Westmorland Gazette
At the Parish Church, Crosby Ravensworth, on Saturday last, Mr. Thomas Atkinson, of Orton, joiner, to Miss Ruth Yare, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Yare, Innkeeper.
Sat 16 Jan 1847,
Kendal Mercury
Married. At Bongate, Appleby, on the 12th instant, Mr. Joseph Robinson, of Kendal, tailor, to Miss Mary Yare, of Bongate.
Sat 20 Mar 1847,
Kendal Mercury
Died. On the 16th inst., at Crosby Ravensworth, aged 21, Margaret, daughter of Mr. Yare, innkeeper.
Sat 17 Apr 1847,
Kendal Mercury
Died. At Crosby Ravensworth, on the 8th instant, Betsy, fourth daughter of Thomas Yare, innkeeper, aged 14, makes the third death in the family within the last month.
Sat 28 Aug 1847,
Westmorland Gazette
Deaths. In the Workhouse, ... John Yare, aged 75.
Sat 28 Aug 1847,
Kendal Mercury
Deaths. In the Union Workhouse, Kendal, ... John Yare, aged 75 years.
Sat 20 Nov 1847,
Westmorland Gazette
Marriages. At St. Michael's Church, Appleby, on Wednesday last, Robert Yare, to Miss Jane Whiley.
Sat 05 Feb 1848,
Kendal Mercury
SAD HAVOC. - Last week, while a dozen crows were taking their fill at a stack of oats in the farm-yard of Mr. Wm. Dixon, Dudmire, near Appleby, one of Mr. D's sons, a boy about 14 years of age, fired amongst them, and brought down nine. A meeting of the whole rookery has since been held, to devise measures of revenge for such wholesale slaughter, but we have not heard that the collective wisdom fixed upon any stratagem likely to answer their object. The wild ducks, too, which visit the neighbourhood of Ormside do not appear to be safe. William Yare not long ago killed six at one "fell blow."
Sat 16 Sep 1848,
Kendal Mercury
BROUGH. - INQUEST. - On Friday, the 8th inst., an inquest was held at Brough, by Mr G. Thompson, coroner, on the body of John Yare, shoemaker, who, it appears from the depositions taken at the time, had been at Appleby fair on the 21st of August, and, on his way home, had got into William Patterson's cart (who had been at the fair with some sheep), to have a ride. The cart had high side-boards on to prevent the sheep from leaping out, and as soon as the deceased had got in and was standing in the cart, he told Patterson to drive on, and on the horse starting, deceased fell over the side of the cart on the road, falling on the back part of his head and neck. He was taken up and put into the cart again in a state of insensibility, and conveyed home. On his way there, he regained his senses, and thought he was not much worse; but upon examination by a doctor, it was found that the spine was either broken or severely injured at the neck, as he had lost all power of motion. He lingered in great pain until the 6th inst., when death put a period to his sufferings. - Verdict, "Accidentally killed by a fall from a cart."
Sat 06 Apr 1850,
Kendal Mercury
Marriages. At Cartmel, on the 31st ult., Thomas Yare, bobbin turner, Skilgill, near Kendal, to Miss Leah Steel, Backbarrow.
Sat 29 Jun 1850,
Kendal Mercury
Died. On the 24th inst., at Hining, Grayrigg, Mrs. Yare, relict of Mr. John Yare, yeoman, in her 80th year.
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