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Title: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: spike on Tuesday 07 October 08 21:21 BST (UK)
does anyone have access to any directories between 1881 & 1891 for huddersfield,i'm trying to establish a year for the retirement of a george sims as the proprietor of the cherry tree hotel in huddersfield.any information greatly received
steve
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: dobfarm on Saturday 31 January 09 16:53 GMT (UK)
http://youroldbooksandmaps.co.uk/huddersfield-industrial-society-1860-1910.html
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: spike on Sunday 01 February 09 08:56 GMT (UK)
thanks for that,i'd given up the ghost on a reply
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: dobfarm on Sunday 01 February 09 09:13 GMT (UK)
Hi Spike,

I'm surprised aswell! you got no reply! as there will be be alot of bumph about the old cherrytree pub as it was on one of the most prominent corner/crossroads of Huddersfield town centre in late victorian and early 20th century. Near the railwaystaion enroute to Edgerton where the upper classes and mill owners lived. My g/ or-granddad was the publican at the Queens hotel about then.

Did you find your info on Emma Jane sims
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: spike on Sunday 01 February 09 09:23 GMT (UK)
hi
i'll get the book sent for,i'm sure he should be in there.i did sort out what i wanted about emma jane thanks.the one bit of the jigsaw i'm missing is georges burial he died at blackpool but not buried there
regards
steve
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: dobfarm on Sunday 01 February 09 09:27 GMT (UK)
This web site has a photo of the old cherry tree corner Click on Beaumonts and follow pages through. The website owner ggg-ddad John Beaumont was a street cleaner outside the cherry tree pub his son Joseph was a Straw hat produce maker and used to play near the pub as a kid and went on to live at Edgerton area. contact Geof the site owner can talk ancestry to the cows come home so to speak!

http://users.tpg.com.au/mjjj/Genealogy/index.htm
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: dobfarm on Sunday 01 February 09 09:44 GMT (UK)
Hi Steve, Contact Brer!! in link Private mail as she Lancs area (Blackpool) and up on buriels

I not in that area as to burial grounds cems and churchyard locations! my area yorkshire but may have a day at blackpool this summer> who knows

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=96912.new;topicseen#new
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: dobfarm on Sunday 01 February 09 11:35 GMT (UK)
I'll do some digging at the Huddersfield Library on George and the cherry tree pub


http://huddersfield1.co.uk/
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: HiltonLee on Sunday 01 February 09 11:48 GMT (UK)
cheers dobfarm, here's the photo

(http://users.tpg.com.au/mjjj/Genealogy/families/Beaumont/Ye_Olde_Cherry_Tree_Inn.jpg)

Written on the back by Joseph when 11 years old in 1861:
"the outside was deep cream whitewash
past Old Westgate - = ware the Estate buildings now stand & Central Church? Club
when I was a Boy 10 years old I stood on the (an arrow pointing) see mark
Pa?? ?? with a Rope & Twine Stand Farmers? used to buy there. no shop
J Beaumont 1861"

Geoffrey
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: Dingleroad on Tuesday 21 February 12 11:49 GMT (UK)
Hi there
Here's a photo of the Cherry Tree, which I've just scanned from an old photo I've just found in my mother's loft

Sorry can't post it because it keeps saying I have to read the copyright which I have done. I'll post it when I sort it out, but it's a nice clear photo
Title: Re: directories for huddersfield 1881-1891
Post by: spike on Tuesday 21 February 12 16:18 GMT (UK)
Many thanks for that,look forward to seeing it as & when you can sort it out
Regards
Steve