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Binns

Binns Name Meaning
English (Yorkshire): habitational name from a locality in the Morley Wapentake of Yorkshire perhaps Binns in South Owram or more likely High Binns in Oxenhope which is close to Haworth where the earliest evidence of the surname occurs. The placename is probably the plural form of Middle English binn ‘stall manger’ (compare Bines ). Altered form of German or Swiss German Bins or Binz or of some other similar (like-sounding) German surname.
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
BennsBissBennMinnsKinneGinnFinnZinsBernsBivens
From: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/learn/facts






Plot No. 457

Eric Edward Binns 2001
Mairi Daniel Binns 2006

 

Plot No. 3171

Hannah Binns 1870
George Wilkinson 1866
Richard Wilkinson 1881
Eric Edward BINNS Plot 457 - click for full size image
Eric Edward BINNS Plot 457

 
Hannah BINNS Plot 3171 - click for full size image
Hannah BINNS Plot 3171

Inscription

 

Inscription

Eric Edward
Binns F.C.A.
7th February 1914
21st December 2001
Dearly Loved By
His Family And Friends
Also
Mairi Daniel
Binns
7 March 1924
16th August 2006
A Much Loved Wife
Mother And Grandmother

 

In Memory Of
Hannah
Relict Of Joseph Binns
Late Of Harrogate
Who Died At Hampsthwaite Hollins
Feby 21st 1870 Aged 1 Years
I Shall Be Satisfied When I Awake With
Thy Likeness
Also Of George, Second Son Of
Richard And Esther Wilkinson
Who Died Octr 6th 1866
Aged 13 Years
Also Of Richard Wilkinson
Of Hampsthwaite Hollins
Who Died November 14th 1881
Aged 72 Years
Blessed Are The Dead Which Die
In The Lord


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Plot No.NameBurial DateAge
##Annie BINNS2 Nov 191628
##David Shepherd BINNS21 May 186118
457Eric Edward BINNS21 Dec 200187
3171Hannah BINNS26 Feb 187070
##Harriet BINNS31 Mar 192471
##John BINNS1 Mar 18373
##John Bertie BINNS20 Apr 190818
##John Shepherd BINNS19 Mar 189445
457Mairi Daniel BINNS16 Aug 200682
##Sarah BINNS25 May 191827
##Sarah Shepherd BINNS19 Jun 188672
##Thomas Shepherd BINNS8 Oct 186223
##William Smith BINNS5 Apr 192684
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Binns

Binns Name Meaning
English (Yorkshire): habitational name from a locality in the Morley Wapentake of Yorkshire perhaps Binns in South Owram or more likely High Binns in Oxenhope which is close to Haworth where the earliest evidence of the surname occurs. The placename is probably the plural form of Middle English binn ‘stall manger’ (compare Bines ). Altered form of German or Swiss German Bins or Binz or of some other similar (like-sounding) German surname.
Source:
Dictionary of American Family Names 2nd edition, 2022
Similar surnames:
BennsBissBennMinnsKinneGinnFinnZinsBernsBivens
From: https://www.ancestry.co.uk/learn/facts