james coe and hannah williamson.

[heatherjulie]

There is a christening
Hannah Williamson
21st March 1813 St Michael, Ashton under Lyne
parent Alice williamson

[heatherjulie]

Hi

Rather than carrier, it might be Currier

CURRIER: A man who dresses and colours leather after it is tanned.

they were living on Currier lane which is still there today.

Heather

[davidpaul]

thanks heatherjulie will have a look at the info you posted on hannah and alice williamson and will google their address many thanks david.

[davidpaul]

this looks like the place greathttps://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=currier+lane+ashton+under+lyne&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x487bb638b394850f:0xcc11e148c4d689a6,Currier+Ln,+Ashton-under-Lyne&gl=uk&ei=VUmGUd3qFO_B0gWkuYGwCA&ved=0CDIQ8gEwAA               

[heatherjulie]

You might find this one useful later

Marriage: 2 Feb 1861 Stamford St Wesleyan Methodist, Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire, England
Thomas Booth - 22, Cabinet Maker, Bachelor, Waddington Street, Staley Bridge
Eliza Ann Coe - 20, Milliner, Spinster, Grosvener St., Staley Bridge
Groom's Father: John Booth, Grocer
Bride's Father: James Coe, Hatter
Witness: Luke Evans; Mary Scott
Married by: Thomas Short Minister
Registrar: Samuel Fallone

[heatherjulie]

If you google
'currier lane ashton under lyne'
you will see a link to some old photographs of the area.

I drove past a couple of hours ago
 

Heather

[davidpaul]

ok heatherjulie googled and found number 1 is still standing great thanks david

[keyboard86]

Hi again David, this looks to be a possible death for Annie E?

Annie Elizabeth Coe June qtr 1892 Ormskirk 8b 520 aged 38

Keyboard86

[davidpaul]

thanks keyboards 86 for this other piece in my family jigsaw many thanks again to all who have searched regards David.