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Shropshire / Re: The Falcon Public House History (woore)
« on: Saturday 19 January 19 02:37 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks...

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Shropshire / Re: The Falcon Public House History (woore)
« on: Thursday 17 November 16 17:26 GMT (UK)  »
End of an era?

The Wellington Journal, 3 April 1886
POLICE COURT - Saturday

Transfers - On the application of Mr Onions, the license of the Falcon Inn, Woore, was transferred from Charles Collier to John Wilding.

Thanks for posting.  Not sure exactly what to read into it, or if there is anything to read into it.   Who mr Onions might be or represent and why the Police Court.

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Shropshire / Re: The Falcon Public House History (woore)
« on: Thursday 17 November 16 14:21 GMT (UK)  »
I am trying to trace my father's ancestors who are Colliers.  We have just travelled to see the Falcon Inn in Woore, where my great great grandfather was the landlord in the 1880's and also farmed some 20 acres.  His son, John, was my great grandfather, who then went on, with his wife Elizabeth Bentley, to manage the Elephant and Castle in Wybunbury.  Their children, Frank, Emily and John, then went to live with their maternal uncle and aunt, George and Emily Lindop in Brook House, Basford.
If this information ties in with your family, please let me know.

Just sent you a PM..

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Shropshire / Re: The Falcon Public House History (woore)
« on: Wednesday 12 September 12 13:10 BST (UK)  »
You can see the location of the Falcon Inn in 1880 -

"old maps"    http://www.old-maps.co.uk/index.html

Click on link. Enter co-ordinates    373114   342362
When maps finished loading, click on "Enlarge map 1880 Shropshire".
When loaded into main window, click on main window

regards
Thank you so much...   based on that map it is safe to say that the present day falcon is at the very least on the same plot and most probably is the same building.

--
Dave

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Shropshire / Re: The Falcon Public House History (woore)
« on: Wednesday 12 September 12 03:46 BST (UK)  »
Hi evad13
It's Dave ;-) 

There is a chance that Marstons may have a record of ex Licensee's  their address is; Marstons Brewery, Shobnal Road, Burton upon Trent, Derbyshire. England.
I will have to contact them, even if just to see if it was the original Falcon

I was a licensee for Marstons in this area for many years and wife  is a Woore girl, her family come from Woore. Woore is quite a small country village where everybody knows everybody.  do you know if you still have relatives in the area , if so tell me their name and I could possibly look them up for you. Can you tell the name of your licensee relative.  Are you looking for anything specific about pubs in England or just the Falcon. BN.
Thanks for replying,  I am sure there must be some distant relatives still around Woore.

I am looking at my Mothers side of the family, so far I have got back to Charles Collier (1815-1888) who was married to Sarah Edgeley (1817-1876) (My mother was a Collier)

1815 Charles was born in Woore
1851 we find him in Nantwich, a victualler and Butcher The other side of my mothers family, the Whistons come from the Natwich Area
1861 we find them in Stapeley with Charles listed as a "Butcher"
1871 and he is back in Woore as the Publican of the Falcon and Farmer of 21 acres
1881 still publican of the falcon
he dies in 1888 Leaving behind John, Alfred, Emma, Henry Edwin and Levi.

Right through until my Grandmother died in 1961 there were always Colliers and Whistons around the Nantwich/Crewe area.
My interest was in if it was the same building.  The census form just lists the address as the Falcon, Woore.  His son John ends up in 1891 moving out of Woore as the publican of the Elephant and Castle in Wybunbury.   Must have happened sometime around the same time as the death of his Father.

We moved to Canada back in '71, so now trying to keep the family history alive on this side of the pond.

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Shropshire / The Falcon Public House History (woore)
« on: Friday 07 September 12 17:18 BST (UK)  »
Are there any good resources on pub histories throughout England?

I am researching a relative who is listed as the publican of the Falcon in Woore around 1850 and was wondering if the current Falcon in Woore would be the same Falcon as linted in 1850

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