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Re: old pubs
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 16 August 18 09:49 BST (UK) »
Its a bit of a mystery Ray as I found this on a Brotherton page

The Ship Inn, High Street - recorded in 1822 (Elizabeth Westerby), 1829 / 1834 (John Hodgson), 1841 Census (Maria Hodgson), 1851 Census (Samuel Pickering), 1881 Census (Stephen Chadwick); separate entry to the Ship & Punchbowl
Meace, Samworth, Till, Glew, Barnes.

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« Reply #19 on: Thursday 16 August 18 09:58 BST (UK) »
Leeds Mercury, 15 Feb.1866: BROTHERTON.-On Monday, Mr. P. G. Skipworth held an inquest at the Ship Inn, Brotherton, on the body of a young man named John Miller, a willow cutter, residing at Brotherton. About five o'clock on Monday ...
 
Yorkshire Evening Post (Leeds), 23 Aug.1894: BREWSTER SESSIONS. ...application before the Bench ... one for the transfer [of?] the licence of the Ship Inn, Brotherton, from William Henry Oates to Stephen Chadwick, which was granted.

Leeds Mercury, 8 Apr.1898: William Henry Oates, Ship Inn, Brotherton, near Pontefract, and formerly of Rotherham, said that when he went Brotherton five of the eight public-houses were tied …

Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 8 Apr.1898: William Henry Oates, Ship Inn, Brotherton, near Pontefract, and formerly of Rotherham, attributed _ downfall _ trade, keen competition, and to having a ...
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« Reply #20 on: Thursday 16 August 18 10:25 BST (UK) »


1871 RG10 4631 123 P10 District 8     

Schedule line #54.     
High Street (premises unnamed by Enumerator)     
Stephen Chadwick 50 Licensed Victualler born Brotherton     
Ellen wife     Emily dau     
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« Reply #21 on: Thursday 16 August 18 11:17 BST (UK) »

1861 RG9 3434 11 P16 District 8
 Schedule line #111.     

 High Street (premises unnamed by Enumerator)     
 Samuel Pickering 56 Publican born Brotherton
Easter wife 31
Jane Hodgson dau 13

 
 
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« Reply #22 on: Thursday 16 August 18 11:21 BST (UK) »
Wow Both of those are very interesting. Thank you very much. Seeing newspapers are mentioned I found a piece about a relative of mine who turned out to be a multiple bigamist, I'd no idea. All the ladies he married had said he was a real gentleman. It did make me smile. This was just 1 of many from a random search on Google.
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« Reply #23 on: Thursday 16 August 18 11:24 BST (UK) »



"1881 Census (Stephen Chadwick); separate entry to the Ship & Punchbowl"     
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There is a Stephen Chadwick in Brotherton, son of John, "50" years younger than the publican.     
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« Reply #24 on: Thursday 16 August 18 11:30 BST (UK) »
An interesting one Ray.
Meace, Samworth, Till, Glew, Barnes.

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« Reply #25 on: Friday 17 August 18 22:29 BST (UK) »
A chap has done a comprehensive investigation into licensed premises in and around my home town and placed it online at
http://chorleyinnsandtaverns.blogspot.com/

He has used any number of sources, and makes them obvious in the narrative, but newspapers are the best bet of filling in the gaps between censuses. Have a look and see the sort of thing which are around.

I've helped him sort out some of the details of pubs where my relatives have been involved, and their relationships.
Looking at ALSTON in south Ribble area, ALSTEAD and DONBAVAND/DUNBABIN etc. everywhere, HOWCROFT and MARSH in Bolton and Westhoughton, PICKERING in the Whitehaven area.

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« Reply #26 on: Friday 17 August 18 22:49 BST (UK) »
Thanks to everyone who contributed. It was Stephen Chadwick, son of John that has a connection for me. I wouldn't have found him without your help.
Meace, Samworth, Till, Glew, Barnes.
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