Sarah LOMAX

Notes:

Possible parents Nathan Lomax (Weaver)and Ann of Barton.

Sarah married Matthew MILLS on 2 Apr 1804 in St. Mary, Prestwich. Matthew (son of Thomas MILLS and Sarah ANDREW) was born about 1782; was christened on 29 Dec 1782 in St. Mary, Prestwich cum Oldham; died in 1833 in Worsley, Barton on Irwell, Lancashire; was buried on 2 Aug 1833 in St. Mary the Virgin, Eccles. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1861, Woodlands,Winton Road, Winton; Sawyer
• Census: 1871, 85 ? Worsley Road, Winton. ; This Census records his name as James. Much detail points to a wrong name and it should be Joseph - not least because James died in 1869 ! Sarah Mills - Niece (James' daughter) & four Lodgers. The Lodgers were his brother James' daughter Elizabeth Ann, her husband Thomas Taylor and their two children.

Notes:

Died:
Jun Q 1875 8c 373 Barton upon Irwell

Buried:
Aged 70

Family/Spouse: Mary ?. Mary was born about 1801 in Barton, Lancashire; died in 1854 in Winton, Barton upon Irwell, Lancashire; was buried on 12 Aug 1854 in St. Mary the Virgin, Eccles. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Nathan married Catherine WATERSON on 28 Aug 1828 in St Mary, St Denys and St George, (Manchester Cathedral). Catherine (daughter of Ann WATERSON) was born about 1802; died in 1843; was buried on 10 Apr 1843 in St. Mary the Virgin, Eccles. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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]

Sarah married Charles WALTON on 24 Mar 1845 in St Mary the Virgin, Prestwich, Lancashire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Thomas married Ann BENNION in 1851 in Wirral, Cheshire. Ann was born about 1816 in Middlewich, Cheshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Possible death - March Q 1843 or Jun Q 1844
Doesn't appear in 1851 Census

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1861; Joiners & Builder's clerk

Notes:

Occupation:
FreeFormatDate:Census

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1851; MILLS, John Apprentice Unmarried M 17 1834 Apprentice To Black Smith Swiney Lane, Worsley, Lancashire

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1851; Power Loom Silk Weaver
• Occupation: 1861; Housekeeper
• Census: 1871, 83, Worsley Road, Winton

Notes:

Christened:
Christening record - birth - Worsley

Census:
Description: Domestic Servant

The 1871 Census records that she was a niece of James Mills, not a daughter.
This census also records James Mills age as 66 - from previous census he should be 64.

Died:
Mar Q 1916 8c 805 Barton I

Sarah married Jesse DARBYSHIRE in 1871. Jesse was born about 1830; died in 1894. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1841, Winton, Barton Upon Irwell, Lancashire; : 3
• Census: 1851, Worsley Road, Winton, Barton On Irwell; James Mills and Joseph Mills & families
• Census: 1861, 6, Fitzroy Terrace, Plumstead, Kent; James recorded as an Engine Fitter. Living in lodgings. Also lodging in the same house is a Joseph Warburton, nephew of the head of the household and born in Worsley (close by Winton where James was born). It is likely then that personal connections were behind James' move away from home.
• Address: 1905, 202, Victoria Road, Old Charlton.

Notes:

Census:
Recorded as a Power Loom Silk Weaver

Died:
Diabetes Mellitus & Senile Decay

Informant was his wife Sarah, present at the death.
She gave his age as being 82 years old. This must have been a mistake as he was actually 80.

Buried:
Recorded in the Burial Registers of St. Margaret's Church, Plumstead

His age at burial makes his birth date 1836 yet all other documents point to 1838.

London Metropolitan Archives - Microfilm No. XO99 161 - frame 00433

James married Sarah (Kate?) IRELAND on 1 Mar 1863 in Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, London. Sarah (daughter of James MICKLEBURGH and Frances Sarah IRELAND) was born on 12 Jan 1842 in Lowestoft, Suffolk; was christened on 3 Nov 1850 in Lowestoft, Suffolk; died on 26 Apr 1920 in 110, Ancona Road, Plumstead; was buried on 30 Apr 1920. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1861; Silk Weaver
• Census: 1901, 43, Oxford Steet, Eccles

Notes:

Birth:
Possible birth - Sep Q 1841 20 181 Chorlton

1841 Census, she was recorded as one week old.

Died:
Possible death
Sep Q 1911 8c 977 Barton I

Elizabeth married Thomas Bowers TAYLOR in 1868 in Manchester, Lancashire. Thomas (son of Thomas TAYLOR and Esther HOLT) was born in 1841 in Worsley, Lancashire; was christened on 27 Jun 1841; died in 1902. [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

Emma married Jabez HUGHES on 05 Nov 1869 in Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Barton on Irwell. Jabez (son of William HUGHES and Ann OVERTON) was born in 1849 in Burcot, Shropshire; died on 10 Mar 1922 in 168, Worsley Road, Winton. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Recorded on the 1891 Census as being an imbecile from birth.

Birth:
Mar Q 1873 8d 59 Salford

Died:
Jun Q 1892 8c 558 Chorlton

Other Events and Attributes:

• Address: Addresses for Edward shown on James Jesse Mills service record:- Somerset Villa, High Road, Mottingham, Kent. Kingswood, Polding St, Fairfield, Sydney 33, Hannam St, Arncliffe, Sydney.
• Census: 1871, 3, Mead Terrace, Willesborough, Kent; Living with his parents James & Sarah.
• Census: 1881, 95, Newtown, Willesborough, Kent; Living with his parents James and Sarah. Recorded as an Eng. Turner's Apprentice.
• Military Service Entered: 20 Dec 1888, Woolwich; Corps of Ordnance Artificers.For 12 years. Machinery Artificer Section, Army Ordnance Corps. Royal Artillery. 13th July 1898 to complete 21 years. Discharged 19th Dec 1909
• Stationed: 1901, Malta
• Military: 1909; Discharged with Pension
• Military Service Entered: 28 Sep 1914, Woolwich; As Armourer, Q.M.Sjt. in the Army Ordnance Corps. Home Service. Demobilised 30 Jul 1919
• Emigration: 2 Dec 1920, Sydney, Australia; There is no evidence that Jessie went with him. Arrived in Sydney 27th January 1921

Notes:

Birth:
1863 Dec Quarter in BARTON UPON IRWELL Volume 08C Page 444

Died:
Description: myocarditis and senility

Recorded as a Widower

Buried:
No headstone.

Edward married Jessie (Davidson) STEVENSON on 28 Dec 1889 (Certificate) in Bible Christian Church, Plumstead. Jessie (daughter of James STEVENSON and Jessie DAVIDSON) was born in 1867 in Plumstead; died on 12 Sep 1934 in 22, Lewisham Hill, Lewisham; was buried on 18 Sep 1934 in Plumstead Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1881, 33, Victoria Crescent, Barton Upon Irwell, Lanc. for Mrs Mary Plowright.; Nurse Domestic Servant. In 1881 Mary Plowright, who lived at 33, Victoria Crescent, Eccles was a 30 year old widow who had three children, Florence 5 yrs old, Charles 3 yrs old and Harry 3 yrs old. Ellen, 16 years old was presumably the children's nanny. As her father James Mills had left the area for Ashford it is presumed that he maintained contact with people he knew back home.
• Address: 1891; Address:
  98, Robert St, Plumstead, Kent
• Occupation: 1891; dressmaker
• 1939 Register: 1939, 28, Grasdene Road, Plumstead.; Living with William and Florence Gill
• Address: Aug 1951; Address:
  Plumstead Lodge
  82 Plumstead Common Road, London SE18 3RD

Notes:

Died:
Description: Broncho-pneumonia and myocardial degeneration.

Her death followed a fractured femur from a fall.

There was a post Mortem and a verdict of accidental death was returned at the inquest, held 3rd September 1951

Hospital now demolished for housing

Ellen married William KEEN on 1 Sep 1900 in St John's Church, Plumstead. William (son of Stephen KEEN and Eliza WALLIS) was born about 1866 in Plumstead, Kent; died on 27 Jan 1936 in 24, Griffin Road, Plumstead; was buried on 30 Jan 1936 in Plumstead Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
1868 Sep Q Vol.2A Page649 East Ashford

Died:
1871 Mar Q Vol. 2A Page 439 East Ashford

Other Events and Attributes:

• School Attendance: 2 Jul 1883, Vicarage Road School, Plumstead; Living at 96, Robert Street. Previous school - Miss Smith's, Private School, Charlton. - for 5 ???
• Census: 1891, not recorded

Notes:

Census:
No trace of her or most of the Carter family in 1891

Died:
Description: Breast Cancer and secondary carcinomas

Probate granted - London - 10th April 1937 to Edward William Carter - Labourer.
Effects - £697 18s 4d

Louisa married William Charles CARTER on 13 Jan 1900 in St. John's Church, Plumstead. William (son of William Henry CARTER and Catherine ?) was born about 1869 in Montreal, Canada; died on 16 Jun 1934 in 110, Ancona Road, Plumstead; was buried on 20 Jun 1934 in Plumstead Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Stationed: ? and 11 Sep 1900, Port Royal, Jamaica
• School Attendance: Bef 1883, Wood Street School
• School Attendance: Between 3 Jul 1883 and 15 Jun 1888, Vicarage Road School, Plumstead
• Census: 1891, not recorded; Missing from 1891 Census - assumption was that he had been posted to Jamaica. There are no census records of people serving abroad. Research now proves that he didn't enlist until 1892 - so where was he in 1891? Was he with his sister Louisa and her future family, the Carters, who were also missing from the Census in 1891?
• Stationed: 1 Apr 1892, F Company Royal Engineers, Chatham
• Stationed: 1 Apr 1893, 30th Company Royal Engineers, Plymouth
• Stationed: 2 Oct 1893, 30th Company Royal Engineers, Plymouth
• Stationed: 2 Apr 1894, 35th Company Royal Engineers, Pembroke Dock
• Stationed: 1 Oct 1894, 35th Company Royal Engineers, Pembroke Dock; The company was stationed at Pennar Point and was involved with experimental torpedos and submarine mining. 2011 - the old buildings have been demolished, the only remains are of the jetty.
• Appointed: Aft Oct 1894
• Stationed: 1 Apr 1895, 35th Company Royal Engineers, Pembroke Dock
• Stationed: 1 Oct 1895, 35th Company Royal Engineers, Pembroke Dock
• Stationed: 1 Apr 1896, 35th Company Royal Engineers, Pembroke Dock
• Appointed: 1 Sep 1897; The Muster Rolls of the Royal Engineers (WO16 3031 3032) show a Lance Corporal T Mills No. 26372 stationed at Pembroke Dock on the 1st April 1897 with the 35th Company Royal Engineers. This ties up with the photo of Eva Annie taken in Haverfordwest.
• Appointed: Aft 1898
• Appointed: Abt 1901

Notes:

Lance Corporal - R.E when he was married.

Second Corporal - R.E - When his son was born

Mechanist Staff Sergeant - R.E - When he died

Possibly stationed in Jamaica, Pembroke, Chepstow & Gosport areas. Ron remembers seeing the places in his army pay book (now lost).


Birth:
1874 Mar Quarter in EAST ASHFORD Volume 02A Page 713

Stationed:
He sailed back to the UK on the Royal Mail Steam Packet Elbe(a compound engine ship of around 3100 tons) arriving at Southampton on 27th September 1900.




School Attendance:
Description: Admission number 589

London Metropolitan Archives - Microfilm No. XO95 334 - frame 00369/370

Stationed:
Sapper

WO16/2980, Muster Roll

Enlisted on 22nd February 1892 - Trade on enlistment - Fitter.
The likelihood is that since leaving school he had been an apprentice at the Royal Arsenal.

The Muster Rolls for the previous year - 1891 show clearly that his Army Number, 26372 hadn't yet been issued.

Stationed:
Sapper

Noted as being at Fort Picklecombe. WO16/2980-2991-2992

Fort Picklecombe was a Palmerston Fort on the Western (Cornish) side of the entrance to Plymouth Sound. Fort Bovisand protected the Eastern side.

Stationed:
Sapper

WO16/2980/2991 Muster Roll

Stationed:
Sapper

WO16/3002 Muster Roll

Stationed:
Sapper

Noted as being on Guard Duty

Appointed:
Lance Corporal

Stationed:
Lance Corporal

WO16/3012 Muster Roll

Stationed:
Lance Corporal

WO16/3047 Muster Roll

Stationed:
Lance Corporal

WO16/3014 Muster Roll

Appointed:
2nd Corporal R.E

Appointed:
Corporal

Appointed:
Military Mechanist Staff Sergeant RE

Died:
Description: Typhlitis (9 days) & Peritonitis

His father James was present at the death.

Buried:
The ceremony was performed by a Presbyterian Mininster.
He was buried in unconsecrated ground - No. 9821
The Entry No. in the register was 2952

Thomas married Eva Annie WILLIAMS on 2 Mar 1897 in the Parish Church, Alverstoke. Eva (daughter of William George WILLIAMS and Amy Augusta NEWNHAM) was born on 18 May 1873 in Clayhall, Alverstoke; died on 8 Sep 1915 in 88, Clayhall Road, Clayhall.; was buried on 11 Sep 1915 in St. Mark's Church Cemetery, St Mark's Road, Alverstoke. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• School Attendance: 16 Jun 1884 to 2 Mar 1889, Vicarage Road School, Plumstead
• School Attendance: 25 Feb 1889, Bloomfield Road School, Plumstead
• Address: Between 1937 and 1938; Address:
  Bourneside, Gomshall, Surrey
• Retired: 29 Aug 1941
• Address: 1926 - 1945, 17, Arterberry Road, Wimbledon. SW 20; As an Inspector of Ordnance he had a flat in Wimbledon to be able to visit the local factories.
• Employment: After 1945, Wimbledon

Notes:

Original beliefs. Superceded by subsequent research.
He was thought (by William George Mills) to have been a Colonel in the R.E and based at the R.E School, Chatham. From the only known photograph that we had, he appeared to be fairly close in age to his brother Thomas William. Now that we have more pictures of James Jesse it is clear that the photograph was not of him but of his eldest brother Edward Mills.

It turned out that he was 4 years younger and eventually became a Colonel in the R.A.O.C

Ann Mills recalls that JJ's family were with him during his overseas postings.

In France they lived in a chateaux and Vivian (George) was attacked by an alsatian.
Vivian was sent home from Malta with another Army child to a school in Shropshire.

Most of their leave was taken in Ireland with Maud's family. Ann recalls going to a big house in Cashel called Longfield which had been the home of Charles Bianconi (an Italian emigre who was responsible for the beginnings of public transport in Ireland). She describes Bianconi as being Vivian's Uncle. John Bianconi was originally an O'Connell but had his name changed on the wishes of his Grandfather Charles Bianconi.

Whilst JJ was a competent horse rider (he played polo whilst in Gibraltar), Maud was very good, riding side saddle, hunting etc. She was also a keen tennis player.

Birth:
1878 Mar Quarter in WEST ASHFORD Volume 02A Page 718

School Attendance:
Description: Admission No. 3080

London Metropolitan Archives - Microfilm No. XO95 334

Address:
until 1937/8

e-mail from Ann Noyes - Shere & Gomshall Local History Society 19th Nov 2002

Because Shere and Gomshall have such a rich number of old houses most of our records are concerned with them! Bourneside still stands, it is on the main A25 road that runs through Gomshall, opposite the Post Office Stores and the United Reformed chapel. It looks as though it was built in the late 19th century and is now known as 'The Gallery' and sells wine and offers display space for artists in watercolours, ceramic, glass and wood. The site was part of the Gomshall Mill property. In 1965 a bungalow was built on part of the land for the residents of Bourneside, and they moved out of the 'big' house into the bungalow. There is a structure known as 'The Coach House (part of the original Bourneside) which is now the premises of an Antique Restorer who has extended at the back and has recently bought the bungalow. At Shere Museum (Elizabeth Rich. 01483 203245) there is a map of the property, prepared when planning permission was sought for the bungalow. I have so far found no reference to Col. James Jesse Mills OBE Copies of the Electoral Roll on microfiche can be consulted at Surrey History Centre, Woking, 01483 594594. This would confirm the years of his residence
There is a story that in World War 2, Bournside was used as a girls' school called Braemar High School for Girls, but I have not seen evidence of this, and I cannot think that it was big enough for that.
Best wishes Ann Noyes

e-mail to Ann Noyes - Nov 20th 2002

My father and I visited the Surrey History Centre today to view the
Electoral Registers. We found our relative James Jesse Mills at Bourneside
in 1937 together with his wife Maud Mary (up to today we didn't know he was
married).
Records for 1939 to 1944 don't exist but in March 1945 Bourneside was
occupied by the Braemar High School and by 1950 the school had moved to The
Croft.
In 1950 Bourneside was occupied by Richard and Prudence Jequier.

Ann recalls that after the War ended and George came back from Burma, the family were told that Bourneside was to be requisitioned and that the school refused to move.

Retired:
from Regular Army

Employment:
2nd WW Employed by War Office as Inspector of factories producing munitions.
He had a flat in Kensington

Died:
FreeFormatDate:witnessed by Ann Mills - daughter in law

Description: Cardio-renal failure, pneumonia and Parkinsonism

James married Maud Mary HAYES on 15 Mar 1910 (Licence) in Woolwich Register Office. Maud (daughter of Thomas Patrick HAYES, Junior and Helen Mary BURKE) was born on 14 Oct 1880 in 4, Proby Square, Blackrock, Dublin; died on 21 Jan 1969 in Park Prewett Hospital, Basingstoke; was buried in Broadstairs. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• School Attendance: 11 Jun 1888, Vicarage Road School, Plumstead; Noted that at seven years old she was known as Annie.
• School Attendance: Between 9 Jan 1893 and Jan 1895, Bloomfield Road School, Plumstead
• Address: 1901; Address:
  98, Robert Street, Plumstead, Kent
• Occupation: 1901; a dressmaker
• Cremated: 22 Dec 1955, Woronora Crematorium

Notes:

She witnessed Thomas William's marriage as Annie Mills. Later on she witnessed James Jesse's marriage as Annie Wynn.

Birth:
1881 Jun Quarter in EAST ASHFORD Volume 02A Page 764

School Attendance:
London Metropolitan Archives - Microfilm No. XO95 301

Address:
Census

Sarah married Harry Jarvis WYNN on 7 Aug 1905 in Sunfields Memorial Methodist Church, Banchory Road, Blackheath. Harry (son of John Jarvis WINN and Emma Susan CLARK) was born on 11 Feb 1880 in 35, Cranham Road, Rotherhithe, London; died on 31 Dec 1945 in House of Peace, Marrickville, NSW. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Birth:
1883 Dec Q 1D 1189 Woolwich

Died:
1889 Mar Q 1D 766 Woolwich

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891, 11, Charles Street, Eccles
• Census: 1901, 17, Shaftesbury Street, Eccles

Notes:

Census:
Description: Pattern Card Maker

Census:
FreeFormatDate:Census

Description: Warehouse Salesman (Cotton)

Albert married Margaret CAINE in 1899. Margaret was born about 1868 in Worsley, Lancashire; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891
• Census: 1901, 175, Worsley Road, Winton

Notes:

Census:
Description: General Carr. Clerk

Census:
Description: Mercantile Clerk

Thomas married Eliza Emma SAULTER in 1896. Eliza was born about 1873 in Lower Broughton; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891, 11, Charles Street, Eccles

Notes:

Census:
Description: Plumbers apprentice

Died:
FreeFormatDate:June Q 1899 8c 392

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891, 11, Charles Street, Eccles
• Census: 1901, 43, Oxford Steet, Eccles

Notes:

Birth:
Name: Esther Taylor
Registration Year: 1879
Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration district: Barton
Inferred County: Lancashire
Volume: 8c
Page: 592

Census:
Description: Dress Maker

Died:
Name: Esther Sharpe
Birth Date: abt 1880
Date of Registration: Mar 1961
Age at Death: 81
Registration district: Watford
Inferred County: Hertfordshire
Volume: 4b
Page: 359

Esther married Charles Edward Glendinning SHARPE in 1907. Charles was born in 1879; was christened on 2 Feb 1879; died in 1959. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891, 11, Charles Street, Eccles
• Census: 1901, 43, Oxford Steet, Eccles
• Census: 1911, 17, Unicorn Street, Peel Green; Living with his mother

Notes:

Census:
Description: Railway Audit Clerk

Harry married Catherine INNES on 1 Jul 1914 in Barton on Irwell. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1891; Stonemason

Notes:

Birth:
Mar Q 1871 Salford 8c 538

Died:
Mar Q 1919 8c 1115 Barton upon Irwell
Died in an accident at the Bridgewater Foundry, Patricroft.

James married Florence HAZELDINE on 24 Apr 1895 in Barton upon Irwell, Lancashire. Florence (daughter of John HAZELDINE and Catherine Alice ALLABY) was born in 1868 in Holbeach St.John's, Spalding, Lincolnshire; died in 1945. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1891; Cotton Weaver

Notes:

Birth:
Jun Q 1872 8d 133

Died:
Dec Q 1920 8c 672 Barton I

Emma married William LAWRENCE in 1896. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1891; Cotton Weaver

Notes:

Witnessed Fred Hughes marriage to Sarah Irlam in Nov 1901

Birth:
Sep Q 1876 Barton on Irwell 8c 626

Sarah married John William BROWN in 1902. John was born about 1879 in Manchester. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1901; Cotton Weaver

Notes:

Birth:
1879 Jan Q Barton on Irwell 8c 662

Died:
Name: TAYLOR, Jessie
Registration District: Barton
County: Lancashire
Year of Registration: 1949
Quarter of Registration: Oct-Nov-Dec
Age at death: 71
Volume No: 10B
Page No: 289

Jessie married Donald McGregor TAYLOR in 1902. Donald was born in 1874 in Manchester; died on 24 Feb 1947. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1891, 166, Worsley Road
• Occupation: 1901; Dress Maker

Notes:

Married Sept Q 1907 Barton On Irwell 8c 1339

to either George Bridge or ?

Birth:
FreeFormatDate:1882 Sep Q Barton on Irwell 8c 629