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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Cheshire => Topic started by: adj05 on Wednesday 10 November 10 16:31 GMT (UK)
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Does anybody remember or have any information on an old pub in Northwich called The Ark Inn?
Thank you
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The only Ark Inn that appears in the Historical Directories is in the Market Place, Winsford.
Stan
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I can't quite read what it says on the census.
It is either the ark inn or the oak inn at marketplace.
Thanks.
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Hi, who are you you looking for and what are the census details that you have.
Best wishes
Cathy
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I've just realised my mistake...........
I am interested in the ark inn or oak inn, Winsford and NOT Northwich.
I am looking at the 1901 census:
Head - William L Hodgson - born about 1848
Wife - Mary Hodgson - born about 1849
Son - Fred Cawley - born about 1888
The address is 21 Market place, The *** Inn, wharton, part of winsford, cheshire
I just dont know if its the ark inn or the oak inn
Thanks
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Looks like it is still there - 21 Market place - The Ark Inn postcode CW7 3DA.
You can see it on streetview on google maps..
and there is a picture here
http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubpictures/68677/
Milly ;D
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Definately the "Ark" as the "Royal Oak" is ennumerated on the following page. A list of Licencees for the Ark, has a gap between William Burrows ending his tenure in 1896 and Thomas Brereton starting his in 1901.
- Possibly the years when William Hodgson was Licensee.
odessa.
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William Hodgson is at the Ark Public House Market Place in 1902 , Kelly's Directory of Cheshire found on this site
http://www.historicaldirectories.org/hd/d.asp
Cathy
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Hi Cathy
Thanks for the link but it doesnt seem to connect when I click on it??
Adam
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Hi Adam
You'll have to just go to www.historicaldirectories.org, then look for Kelly's Directory of Cheshire 1902 and search from there. Not an easy site until you are used to it.
Lizzie