People in and around Thixendale - E to M
| Surname | Forename | Links | Detail |
| Found | Rachel | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Fox | Elizabeth (Bessie) (-1916) | Died 1916, aged 74. | |
| Fox | Rev. William (-1911) | Church Sledmere | The Rev. William Henry Fox was the first vicar of St. Mary's from 1871 to 1911. Buried in churchyard. |
| Galtrey | George | Referenced at Gills Farm in 1892. | |
| Grantham | - | Beamer View | Family lived in Beamer View Cottages in the early 1900s. |
| Grantham | Bertha | At the school circa 1919. Her parents were Peter and Emma Grantham. Emma's Father was William Williamson, the village tailor who married Sarah Ann Ireland. | |
| Grice | Peter | Referenced at Fotherdale in 1892. | |
| Harben | Edward (-1934) | Member of the brass band (tenor horn) 1890s. Buried in churchyard. | |
| Harben | Frank (-1953) | Village Pump | Member of the brass band (F flat bass, bombardon) 1890s. Buried in churchyard. |
| Harben | Hannah nee Smith. (-1957) | Married to Frank Harben. See entry under Hannah Smith. | |
| Harben | Maria (-1965) | ||
| Hayton | Ernest | At the school circa 1909. Had only half of his right arm.v | |
| Hayton | George | At the school circa 1909. | |
| Hayton | Jack | At the school circa 1909. | |
| Hepton | David | At the school circa 1909. | |
| Hepton | Ted | At the school circa 1919. | |
** The two Heptons are almost certainly descended from the marriage of William Hepton at Westow c1795. He was born Hebden son of Christopher in 1775 and is Hebden on his marriage allegation and bond held at the Borthwick. A descendant of this family, Maree, is in Canberra. All Heptons and Hebdons that I have found so far become Hebden when you go back. (Thanks to John Hebden) | |||
| Hesslewood | Thomas (-1944) | Cross Keys | Pub landlord in 1929. Buried in churchyard. |
| Hesslewood | William Nicholson (-1943) | Cross Keys | Pub landlord in 1930s. Buried in churchyard. |
| Home | Rev. Herbert Congreve | Church | The Rev. Herbert Congreve Home was vicar from 1912 to 1921. |
| Jewison | Elizabeth (-Aug 1877) | Of Raisthorpe. Played the original harmonium at St. Mary's. | |
| Jewison | John |  In 1837, John Jewison of Raisthorpe built a terrace of 8 brick cottages between the Cross Keys and what is now the cricket pitch. These became known as Jewison's row. They were built to house farm labourers. | |
| Knapton | William | Thixendale Grange | Tenant of Thixendale Grange in 1919. |
| Lacy | Doris | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Lacy | Robert | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Lacy | Sarah Ann (nee Bell) (-1963) |  (Photo circa 1930s) lived in the end of the terrace of four cottages which used to stand where Elm View now stands (Photo). Buried in churchyard.v | |
| Lacy | Will | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Marson | Dick (-1931) | Labourer at Manor Farm. | |
| Marson | Harold (-1918) | Blind son of Dick Marson. At the school circa 1906. | |
| Marson | Mary (-1904) | Wife of Dick Marson. | |
| Marson | Thomas (-1903) | ||
| Midgely | Ada (nee Plummer) 1890- |   Ada Plummer (nee Midgley/Midgely), born in 1890, was in service for a while. There is an old photo postcard, unfortunately partly missing, showing her in her uniform at the place she worked. It is dated 1911 and is postmarked 'Wharram'. It also looks as if the place she worked was [Something] House, Wharram. | |
| Midgely | Annie | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Midgely | Edith Ann (-1887) | ||
| Midgely | Ethel | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Midgely | George | At the school circa 1906,1909. | |
| Midgely | Jack | Ash Tree Farm | At the school circa 1906,1909. |
| Midgely | John | Member of the brass band 1890s (baritone). | |
| Midgely | Martha (nee Pudsey) | Ash Tree Farm Village Pump | |
| Midgely | Norah | At the school circa 1906,1909. | |
| Midgely | Robert | At the school circa 1919. | |
| Midgely | Robert | Member of the brass band 1890s (tenor horn). | |
| Midgely | Wilfred | At the school circa 1909. | |
| Milburn | Eva | At the school circa 1906. | |
| Mudd | Thomas | Tenant of Gritts Farm in 1919. |
