Beatrice HUGHES

Notes:

Birth:
Sep Q 1902 8c 704 Barton I

Died:
Probable death
Jun Q 1948 10f 444 Salford

Beatrice married Frederick Vincent CHADWICK on 16 Sep 1925 in St. Georges Church, Stockport. Frederick (son of Joseph CHADWICK and Eleanor HOWARTH) was born on 27 Mar 1900; died in 1973. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Sep Q 1925 8a 145 Stockport

Press cutting from Stockport newspaper dated 1925.

CHADWICK - HUGHES. - Sept. 16, at St. George's Church, Stockport, by Rev. C.
R. Troughton, curate, Frederick Vincent, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Chadwick, of 51 Beech-road, Cale Green, to Beatrice, only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Hughes, of "Oakroyd," Kennerley-road, Stockport. The bride, who
was given away by her father, was dressed in ivory satin beaute, overdress
of silver lace and orange blossom, and carried a shower bouquet of white
carnations. Bridesmaids were Misses Kitty and Evelyne Chadwick (sisters of
bridegroom), who wore Wedgewood blue georgette with hats to match, and
bouquets of pink carnations; also two little bridesmaids, Misses Joyce
Chadwick (niece of bridegroom) and Jessie Atherton (cousin of bride), both
prettily dressed in shell pink and carrying posé bouquets of sweet peas. Mr.
Fred Hughes (brother of bride) was best man, and Mr. Stanley Brooks
groomsman. Organ selections were given by Mr. Harold M. Dawber, F.R.C.O.
After the ceremony a reception was held at Crossley's Cafe, where the couple
were the recipients of hearty congratulations, later leaving for Norbreck
for the honeymoon. The bride travelled in cinnamon brown.

1. Gordon Hughes CHADWICK was born in 1926 in Stockport.
2. Raymond Arnold CHADWICK was born on 12 May 1928 in Stockport; died in 1990.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1891; Cotton Bleacher
• Occupation: 1901; Iron Turner
• Address: 1911; Address:
  48, Thorp Street, Peel Green
• Occupation: 1926; Motor Manufacturer's Inspector. The Ford Motor Co. had a large factory at Old Trafford manufacturing the "Model T" affectionately called the "Tin Lizzie". It's likely that this is where he worked. Is he pictured here? http://www.topfoto.co.uk/gallery/modeltford/ppages/ppage40.html
• Address: 1944, The Cottage, 168, Worsley Road, Winton; Sold to Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe 14th Nov 1944 Recorded in the deeds

Notes:

Birth:
Dec Q Barton 8c 575

Address:
Slaters Manchester & Salford Directory

Description: as an iron turner

Died:
Mar Q 1963 108 639 Blackpool

Informant was his daughter B Chadwick

Fred married Sarah IRLAM on 16 Nov 1901 in United Methodist Free Church, Worsley Road, Winton, Eccles . Sarah (daughter of James IRLAM and Ellen WHITTLE) was born in 1882 in Eccles, Barton upon Irwell; died in 1957 in Blackpool. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Mar Q 1882 8c 651 Barton I.

Died:
Name: HUGHES, Sarah
Registration district: Blackpool
County: Lancashire
Year of registration: 1957
Quarter of registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
Age at death:76
Volume no: 10B
Page no: 464

Notes:

Married:
Dec Q 1901 8c 1008 Barton

Witnessed by Charles William Tonge and Sarah Ann Hughes.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1851, New Street,Wellington, Shropshire; Recorded as "John"
• Census: 1861, New Street, Wellington, Shropshire
• Census: 1881, 25, Cleopas Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, Lancashire
• Occupation: Between 1881 and 1891; Joiner
• Occupation: 1901; Joiner Carpenter

Notes:

Birth:
Jun Q 1849 Wellington Sh. XV111 203

Census:
Description: Hoopshaver at Timber Yard

Census:
Description: boarder, with Thomas & Georgina Limond.

It is assumed that he was staying there whilst working for Thomas & Georgina.
His family were together at 113, Worsley Road, Winton

Died:
Mar Q 1922 8c 882 Barton I
Died aged 72 of Bronchitis and heart disease.
Informant was Fred Hughes, son, of 92, Kennerley Road, Stockport.

Jabez married Emma MILLS on 05 Nov 1869 in Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Barton on Irwell. Emma (daughter of James MILLS, Snr. and Ann HUGHES) was born on 17 Nov 1845 in Pits o' th' Moor, Winton, Barton upon Irwell; was christened on 4 Jan 1846 in Eccles; died on 18 Jan 1926 in 168, Worsley Road, Winton. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1861; Silk Weaver

Notes:

Birth:
Pits o' th' Moor" is a now almost-forgotten name for an area of land lying
between Winton and Patricroft. The latter two places are now districts
within the town of Eccles, but back in 1842, they were two separate hamlets
which lay within the Registration Sub-District of Barton-upon-Irwell. The
area in question was part of a triangle of land bounded by the roads known
to-day as Worsley Road, New Lane and Liverpool Road. By the end of the 19th
century, this area was fully developed with terraced housing and two or
three small factories, but in 1842 it was still mostly open farmland. The
first 1848 Ordnance Survey map of the area clearly shows it as labelled
"Pits o' th' Moor". The "pits" in question were almost certainly old marl
pits, which had filled with water, and are shown on the map as ponds.

Christened:
Baptism: 4 Jan 1846 St Mary the Virgin, Eccles, Lancashire, England
Emma Mills - Daughter of James Mills & Anne
Abode: Winton
Occupation: Sawyer
Baptised by: W.B. Marsden Off. Minr.
Register: Baptisms 1844 - 1846, Page 247, Entry 1976
Source: LDS Film 1545552

Died:
Informant - Fred Hughes, son, of 92, Kennerley Road, Davenport

Notes:

Married:
Dec Q 8c 634 Barton on Irwell

Jabez - Joiner. Father: William Hughes, Shoe Maker
Emma - Power Loom Silk Weaver. Father: James Mills, Sawyer, deceased.

Witnessed by William Walton and Isabella Jones

Modern address -168 Worsley Road Eccles MANCHESTER M30 8LT

The original cottage demolished around 1974

FreeFormatDate:Slater Manchester & Salford Directory

Married:
Matthew Mills is an error. James Mills was Emma's father.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Appointed: 1899; From The Eccles and Patricroft Journal Friday 20 Oct 1899 - The Election … Irwell Ward James Irlam (C) 171, Trafford Rd, Eccles, builder; proposed by Henry Snape, seconded by Chas. Alf. Broderick: also by Adam Rawlinson and Wm. Gregory, Thomas Blackburn and Elizabeth Moore. Tuesday was the last day upon which nominations could be received by the Town Clerk. In the Irwell Ward Mr John Houldsworth is making good progress, and there should be no cause to fear he will not be triumphantly returned. Mr Irlam is no stranger to the district, but the well-known business aptitude of Mr Houldsworth will stand him in good stead…. Friday November 3rd 1899 James Irlam had been elected as the representative for Irwell, Eccles Borough Council. “Neither of the candidates in this ward had previously occupied seats upon the Council, though Mr James Irlam, the Conservative, made a gallant fight last year against Mr W. Pearson. He is a builder and contractor, resides in the Ward, and is well known” The other candidate, Mr John Houldsworth …. Resides in the Ward …. “ “A few days before the election, Mr Houldsworth’s committee issued a circular which set forth that the candidate had spent a lifetime in close connection with the Ward; the firm Houldsworth and Gibb, with which he has so long been connected, having provided employment for a very large number of the inhabitants. … Mr Houldsworth’s qualifications being character and attainments to perform his duty as a member of the Town Council. The rate payers were reminded of the necessity of keeping up the tone and character of the Council if the best municipal work is to be done. The circular also stated that he was not pledged to party, sect, or class. One of these circulars came into the hands of Mr Irlam’s agent on Wednesday morning, and he at once issued a counterblast, in which it was stated that Mr Houldsworth’s circular insinuated that Mr Irlam was not good enough to sit on the Council, and that they (Mr Houldsworth’s Committee) preferred a gentleman from Ellesmere Park, who was away for several months of the year, to represent them. It was pointed out that the firm Houldsworth and Gibb had closed their mill and taken the work to another district, but Mr Irlam was one of themselves, not only living in the ward but giving employment to those living in it. The statement that Mr Houldsworth “was not pledged to party, sect or class” was characterised as a deliberate attempt to deceive the electors. It was further stated that Mr Houldsworth is a Radical, adopted by the Radical Party, that the Chairman and Secretary are Radicals, that the Radical Registration Agent was conducting the election, and that Mrs Houldsworth is president of the Women’s Liberal Association. In conclusion, it was set forth that “Fair play and truth” are British jewels highly praised, and votes are asked “For Irlam, whom you can trust to represent your interests….” Results for Irwell Ward James Irlam 356 John Houldsworth 269 Majority 87 Courtesy of Anne Armstrong

Notes:

Birth:
March Q 1853 8c 4** Barton

Died:
Dec Q 1925 8c 180 Warrington

Parkinson's disease

James married Ellen WHITTLE on 2 Sep 1872 in Eccles Parish Church. Ellen (daughter of Mary WHITTLE) was born on 6 Jun 1852 in Bedford, Leigh, Lancashire; died in 1906 in Stubbs Farm, Hayfield, Derbyshire; was buried in Eccles Parish Church. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
Records of St Mary The Virgin in Leigh show Ellen's birth as 6 June 1852--mother Mary Whittle.
No mention of the father.

Died:
Mar Q 1906 7b 516 Hayfield

Brain Haemorrhage

Informant was her daughter Ellen

Notes:

Married:
Sept Q 1872 Vol 8c Page753 Barton

Ellen gave her address as Irwell St. Eccles but omitted her father's name.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1841, Wellington, Shropshire; Living with his widowed mother Elizabeth
• Occupation: 1869; Shoemaker

William + Ann OVERTON. Ann (daughter of Francis OVERTON and Anne) was born in 1822 in Buildwas, Shropshire; was christened on 30 Jun 1822 in Parish Church of Buildwas; died in 1902 in Wellington, Shropshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Sep Q 1842 18 229 Wellington, Shropshire

Notes:

Christened:
Baptism: 6 Dec 1807 St Mary the Virgin, Eccles, Lancashire, England
James Mills - Son of Matthew Mills & Sarah
Abode: Winton
Occupation: Husbandman
Source: LDS Film 1545488 (and MFPR 167 at MCL)

Died:
Sep Q 1869 8c 327 Barton

James married Ann HUGHES before 1835 in ?. Ann was born about 1802 in Wellington, Shropshire; died in 1856 in Barton upon Irwell, Lancashire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Was she related to the Hughes family that Emma Mills married into?

Died:
FreeFormatDate:Mar Q Barton 8c 320

Notes:

Christened:
Baptism: 2 Aug 1812 St Mary the Virgin, Eccles, Lancs.
James Irlam - Son of Thomas Irlam & Elizabeth
Abode: Eccles
Occupation: Bricksetter
Source: LDS Film 1545488

Died:
Jun Q 1878 8c 345 Barton

James married Mary KNIGHT about 1830 in Manchester Cathedral. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]