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 | Amos Hall DC1881 At 17, Hilton Street, Rhodes, Middleton, Lancashire, England
Apoplexy - 5 days.
Informant was son-in-law Alfred Ward, husband of Ann. |
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 | Amos Hall DC1881.jpg |
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 | An Odd Individual-1.pdf |
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 | Anchor Hotel, Darwen Mary Hall's inquest took place here in 1887. |
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 | Andrew Entwisle 1911 |
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 | Andrew Entwisle 1911-1.jpg |
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 | Andrew Heap 1851 Andrew was living at Brocklehead Farm, Eccleshill with his parents Michael and Sarah Heap (both 49), his brothers Edmund (15 and a wheelwright's apprentice), John (7 and an at home errand boy) and sisters Sarah (4) and Elizabeth (2). |
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 | Andrew Heap 1861 Betty was married to Andrew, with children Sarah (1) and Michael (1 month), and living at Furthergate in Blackburn, where he was working as a clogger. |
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 | Andrew Heap 1871 By 1871 the family was still at 9 Furthergate, Blackburn and Andrew was a shoemaker as well as clogger. Children by then were Sarah (11), Alice Ann (8), Andrew (5), and Elizabeth (3). |
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 | Andrew Heap 1881 In 1881 Andrew had returned with his family to Eccleshill as the innkeeper at Handel's Arms (old or new?) Alice (18) and Andrew (15) were working as cotton weavers. Other members of the family were Elizabeth (13), Catherine (9), John (7), Ann (5) and Mary (2).
Andrew built the 'new' houses on Dandy Row (numbers 18,22,24,26) and lived in number 18 before moving to number 2, working as a clog bottom maker and storing timber in the adjoining 'lamp oil shed'. Numbers 2-6 were probably renovated at about the same time. Number 2 still has (inside the new porch) the lintel from the old Handels Arms (it names the innkeeper and potter from the 1850's, Ormerod Holden). |
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 | Andrew Heap 1891 By 1891 the family had moved to 2 Dandy Row (numbers 4 & 6 were empty at this time). Andrew was working as a self-employed clogger and Andrew junior (25), Catherine (19), John (17), Ann (15) and Isabella (12) were working as cotton weavers. The youngest child, Edmund, was recorded as a scholar.Elizabeth (23) was married and living with her husband at 22 Dandy Row, Eccleshill, Lancashire. This was one of the 4 houses built by her father. |
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 | Andrew Heap 1901 census |
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 | Andrew Heap baptism 1840 |
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 | Andrew Heap burial 1907 |
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 | Andrew Heap probate 1907 |
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 | Andrew Mitchell Robertson Death1837 |
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 | Andrew Reid's death reg. 1872 |
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 | Andrew Reid's will 1872 - 910 |
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 | Andrew Reid's Will 1872 - 911 |
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 | Andrew Reid's will 1872 - 912 |
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 | Andrew Reid's Will 1872 - 913 |
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 | Andrew Reid's Will 1872 - 914 |
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 | Andrew Reid's Will 1872 - 915 |
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 | Andrew Reid's Will 1872 - 916 |
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 | Andrew Robertson Sophia Elder marriage 1779 St Ninian's |
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 | Andrew Ure "Andrew Ure son of Jeanie Ure, Nephew to Aunt Sarah"
Photo found in old album which probably originally belonged to Sarah Robin Robertson (later Milton). Captions seem to have been written by one of children of Sarah's sister Mary Jane Robertson (later Ure). |
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 | Andrew Ure Elizabeth Reynolds M 1896 3 Kirby Place, Liverpool. |
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 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
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 | Ann Dilworth Wife of John Banks Wood |
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 | Ann Dilworth |
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| Ann Entwisle case notes Case notes from Ann's stay at the District County Lunatic Asylum, Lancaster, Lancashire between 1846 and 1852. |
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 | Ann Entwisle case notes.jpg |
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 | Ann Maginness 1871 census.jpg |
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 | Ann Maginness 1881 census.jpg |
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 | Ann Maginness 1901 census 59 ,Howe Street, Everton, Liverpool,Lancashire |
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 | Ann Robinson 1841 census William (50) and Catherine (50) were living in Elgin Street, Liverpool with their children Richard (25), a porter, Ann (15), Margaret (12), Mary (3) and Edwin (1) |
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 | Ann, John B, William Collins (Ethel's husband), Ethel Maud (1892) & Evelyn |
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 | Annals of Polk County Iowa and city of Des Moines.jpg |
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 | ANNIE BANKS |
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 | Annie Entwistle & Harry Haworth's wedding |
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 | Arkwright& Entwisle M.1898 |
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 | Ash Milton M1898 St Cuthbert's Church, Robson Street, Everton, Liverpool.
Married from 89 Towson St (between Robson St and Walton Breck Road - same address as her bridegroom. Also same address as Alan Wylie Milton, her brother, married from there in 1897 and then again in 1903.
Witnesses: Allan Wylie Milton and Elizabeth Mitchell Ferguson Thomas West Derby 8b 934 Q4 1894 |
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 | Ash Milton M1898.jpg |
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 | Assault with intent to ravish Assizes 1842 |
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 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. |
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 | Atlas Road James and Catherine Entwistle In 1891 James (61) and Catherine (58) are retired, at 15 Atlas Road, Darwen, living with children Ann (29), Thomas (27), Mary (19) and James (16). Still there in 1901 - James (71), Catherine (67) with two of their children Ann (42) and James (26). Daughter Mary lived at no. 13 with husband William Entwistle |
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 | Auntie Annie, Uncle Harry, Auntie Mary about 1958 - Margate |
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 | Auntie Janet (Janet Carmichael Cowen) |
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 | Auntie Margaret aged 16, Lena Sharples her cousin |
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 | Auntie Nellie (Ellen Ferguson Cowen) |
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