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 | Bombay Mar '72 Virago "Yesterday as the Virago (s), Turner, was completing her loading for Liverpool, it was found that the cargo in the after compartment, consisting of cotton, was on fire. After throwing a quantity of water down, the fire was extinguished. About 39 bales were damaged by water and 7 bales were more or less burnt. The vessel sustained no injury." |
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 | 165 Charles Entwistle Catherine Harwood marriage.jpg |
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 | 1841 map of Black Horse Lane Area |
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 | 1851Census-Thomas Roughsedge.jpg |
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 | 1860 Kelly Directory name entry.jpg |
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 | 1860 Kelly Directory street entry.jpg |
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 | 1861 Census Living at 412 Scotland Road, Liverpool - almost opposite to the Rotunda which became the Rotunda Theatre in 1860.
Father - Francis E (61), mother - Ann (61), son David E (33) |
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 | 1861 John Crossland Samuel Crossland 36 Ruth Crossland 36 Sarah Ann Crossland 13 Elizabeth Crossland 11 John Crossland 9 Ruth Crossland 6 |
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 | 1870 A Green Liverpool Directory - FE Young.jpg |
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 | 1871 Census William James Roughsedge William J (26) and Mary Ann (25) lived with children Thomas Edward (2) and Mary (2 m). Also a lodger Mary Lloyd (49). 3 other households shared the house. |
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 | 1871 Census William James Roughsedge.jpg |
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 | 1871 John & Martha Crossland 27, Upper Green,, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire.
In 1871 John (19) and his wife Martha (18) were boarding with the Pegg family. Their son, John was 7 months old. John was working as a coal miner. |
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 | 1872 Clark Tannahill to Quebec.jpg |
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 | 1872 George Clark to Quebec small.jpg |
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 | 1881 Census Father - David E Young (50), mother - Ann (47), children - Francis (male 16), John (13), David (10), Ida (4), William (8) |
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 | 1881 John & Martha Crossland Boarder with Spencer family. Wife Martha was at Lord Street, Sutton in Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, England Martha Crossland 29 John Crossland 11 Samuel Crossland 7 Sarah Ann Crossland 5 Richard Crossland 1 |
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 | 1891 - Daily Gazette for Middlesborough 16 Nov 1891 Crossland and the Parsons |
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 | 1891 - Saturday 10 January 1891 , Derby Daily Telegraph , Derbyshire, England The reported death of Jack Crossland 1891 |
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 | 1891 -Thursday 08 January 1891 , Derby Daily Telegraph , Derbyshire, England. Premature obituary! |
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 | 1891 Census Living at 98 Westminster Road: father David Eng Young - 65, mother Anna - 50, John - 23, David Eng - 20, William - 18, Ida - 14 |
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 | 1891 John & Martha Crossland 22, St Paul's Street,, Blackburn, Lancashire,England.
In 1891 John and his wife Martha (both 38) were living at 22 St Paul's Street, Blackburn with their children Samuel (16), Sarah A (14), Mary E. (12), Richard (10), William (8), Ruth (4) and Eleanor (2). John was a general labourer, Samuel an errand boy and Sarah a cotton weaver. |
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 | 1891Census-James & Ellen Cowen 37, Dryburgh Street, Kirkdale, Liverpool
James (48), Ellen (43), Thomas B (20), Ellen A (17), Joseph J (15), George (12), Emily M (9), William H (6), Alfred E (4) were living in Dryburgh Street, Kirkdale. (James' brother William Henry lived at 17 Dryburgh Street). |
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 | 1891Census-James & Ellen Cowen.jpg |
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 | 1899 - Thursday 22 June 1899 , Bristol Mercury, Bristol, England On one occasion Jack Crossland was engaged to play against a team which included two or three clergymen..... |
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 | 1900 New Jersey census Sallie J and 5 Tannahill children |
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 | 1901 Census David E Young 304 Westminster Road
Head - David E (75), wife - Annie (67), children - William (27), Ada (24) |
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 | 1901 census James Sloan and family |
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 | 1901 Census John Crumpe Young John as head of household at 28 Linton Street, Walton-on-the-Hill, Liverpool.
John - 33, wife Jane - 32, son Ernest - 6, daughter Ida - 5 |
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 | 1901 census, Tetlow Street |
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 | 1901 John & Martha Crossland 3 George Street West, Blackburn, Lancashire.
John and Martha (both aged 49) were living in Blackburn with their children William (16) a signal porter(?), Ruth (14), a cotton weaver and Mary Ellen (12). John was a fish porter at the railway station. |
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 | 1901 N F Haworth.jpg |
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 | 1903 - Monday 28 September 1903 , Lancashire Evening Post , Lancashire, England Death of a noted cricketer at Blackburn |
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 | 1903 - Monday 28 September 1903 , Yorkshire Evening Post , West Yorkshire, England A famous Lancashire bowler... |
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 | 1903 - Saturday 26 September 1903 , Nottingham Evening Post , Nottinghamshire, England Death of Jack Crossland |
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 | 1903 - Tuesday 23 June 1903 , Portsmouth Evening News , Hampshire, England A good cricketing story is a rarity.... |
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 | 1903 - Wednesday 30 September 1903 , Lancashire Evening Post , Lancashire, England. Interment at Blackburn Cemetery... |
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 | 1903 - Wednesday 30 September 1903 , Nottingham Evening Post , Nottinghamshire, England Under the most depressing circumstances... |
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 | 1904 Death Index David E Young |
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 | 1911 Census John Crumpe Young's family at 18 Thomson Road, Seaforth (near Liverpool)
JCY - 43, Jane Banks Young - 42, Ernest Alfred Young - 16, Ida Gertrude Young - 15, John Crumpe Young - 6, Jane's mother, Ellen Cowen - 63, widow |
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 | 1911 census James Sloan and family |
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 | 1911 George Banks.jpg |
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 | 1912 - Saturday 29 June 1912 , Yorkshire Evening Post , West Yorkshire, England. ...when it was that Jack Crossland, the Lancashire fast bowler, threw a ball over the viaduct at Lockwood, near Huddersfield....? |
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 | 1918 - Saturday 29 June 1918 , Yorkshire Evening Post , West Yorkshire, England. ...whose the bowler....? |
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 | 1920 Census Sallie is sharing 144 Morningside Avenue, Manhattan, New York with three other women and working as a teacher at Teachers' College, Columbia University, New York |
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 | 1928 - Tuesday 10 January 1928 , Nottingham Evening Post , Nottinghamshire, England A cricketer's story |
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 | 1930 news cutting headlines.jpg |
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 | 1930 news cutting.jpg |
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