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Nottinghamshire / Re: Hardy Alfred, 1858, Nottingham
« on: Monday 30 January 17 13:29 GMT (UK)  »
We doing our family tree and past relations lived on Hardys Yard sutton bonnington they where last name hardy too Joseph and Mary Hardy i found them while looking for Elizabeth Hardy she was a visitor so im things the mother maybe

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Isle of Man / Re: Castle Hill Brewery
« on: Monday 30 January 17 08:06 GMT (UK)  »
Sad times to take history away pretty much the same too in Nottingham all the old building have gone making way for the ugly new ones thank you for your reply x

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Isle of Man / Re: Castle Hill Brewery
« on: Friday 27 January 17 16:09 GMT (UK)  »
On doing my family tree i came across this as we are Udall relations .
Charles Udall (c1839-1896), had perhaps the most remarkable life of all the siblings. At first he became well established, like his oldest brother, as a plumber in North Wingfield, Derbyshire - where he can be found at the time of the 1871 census living an apparently settled life with his wife - he had married Sarah Holloway in 1860 - and three sons. and with a resident domestic servant 13. However, things were not as straightforward as they appear as, in 1868, he had bought the Castle Hill Brewery in Douglas, Isle of Man. 1873 was the year that saw the opening of the railway line from Douglas to Peel, followed the next year by the line from Douglas to Port Erin. Seeing the opportunity, Udall built and opened the Railway Hotel in Douglas, a speculation that proved to be highly successful as, it is said, he recouped half his investment within four years. He also owned the Douglas Hotel. In 1879, he sold the brewery and acquired an interest in the Villiers Hotel (the largest hotel in Douglas - see image) which he enlarged 14. However, no doubt encouraged by this hugely successful experience, Udall used his interest in the Railway and Villiers Hotels to speculate in a London hotel - the Mona Hotel - which proved a venture too far as he was declared bankrupt in 1892. His wife and most of his family had remained in Douglas and he returned to them, dying there in 1896

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Lancashire Completed Lookup Requests / Re: 1871,1891 and 1901 Lookup please
« on: Tuesday 17 April 12 11:36 BST (UK)  »
i cant paste  to this sight but i have a very long beeston history of udall name ... horatio is the 1st settler to church st beeston born in 1817 he married sarah prestwood went on to have several children named elizabeth udall /prestwood john udall /samuel udall/urban udall / amelia udall / one was fanny udall born 1834  who married a william hilton machinin 1859  he was a traveling salesman they had 3 children adela f machin sam hilton  machin elizabeth machin but the marriage did not last he went on to have more children but she settled in clay cross derbyshire as the first tailoress there . there is tones more reading on this family but my own family from there goes fannys son sam hilton machin went on to have children and he called them ada machin /harold udal machin /archibald udall machin /urban  udall machin /prestwood  udall machin /hilda annie machin / elsie udall machin /ans sam udall machin (my grandad ) as a family we always thought udall as a middle name was strange but as you can see it was a surname brought in by a family member to keep his mothers names still alive :)

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Derbyshire Lookup Requests / Re: 1901 Census - Pegg family from Derby
« on: Tuesday 17 April 12 11:00 BST (UK)  »
as far back as ive got in my pegg family is daniel born 1826 born in etwall derbyshire he then moved to nottingham beeston my dad was a pegg born in basford nottingham

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