Thank you both.
According to your link, solidroock, Bevington Bush pub was not in Limekiln Lane. Other internet sources say that it was.
One example -
http://breweryhistory.com/wiki/index.php?title=List_of_Peter_Walker_%26_Sons,_Warrington_%26_Burton_Ltd._pubsBut none of the sources give the exact location!
CaroleW, I realise that she could have been selling from her own house, but it also might have been a pub.
She is with her daughter, Mary Ann Gorst and her grandson Henry Lyon. Three Gorst children I have worked out from various census and marriage records were children of William Gorst, farmer, and Mary MNU, the publican of Limekiln Lane.
Elizabeth Ann Gorst, born c 1810, married first William Lyon and then Jonathan Phillips.
Mary Ann Gorst, born c 1815, with mother Mary in 1841, married John Duckers, in 1851 Mary snr shown as his 'sister in law'
Jane Gorst, born c 1817, married Joseph Allen, also shown with John Duckers in 1851 as sister in law.
No definite baptism records found for any of them, possibilities for Elizabeth and Mary under the name of Gorse.
However, my main Gorst interest is not with these girls, but with a potential brother, William Richard Bevington Gorst, born c 1817. I cannot definitely link him with this family, but he married just before census night in 1841. Address given as Limekiln Lane, father's name William Gorst, farmer.
I don't think they were the children of either William Gorst and Mary Hughes or William Gorst and Mary Kirkham.
Margaret
