1
Lancashire / Re: Houghton Memorial Church,Ardwick
« on: Wednesday 03 October 12 00:59 BST (UK) »
glad to be of help
Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Pages: [1]
2
Lancashire / Re: Houghton Memorial Church,Ardwick
« on: Tuesday 02 October 12 18:34 BST (UK) »
on the 17Th of December 1913 the bishop of Manchester , bishop Knox consecrated the parish church of St Jerome, Ardwick known at that time as Houghton memorial church. The parish was taken out of St Silas parish of Ardwick, which itself had come out of the parish of Manchester in 1842.
T he minister for the first ten years was Rev. S. Sidebotham and from the years 1924-1928 the Rev. H. Kershaw.
a brief history of the church is given in the Parish Magazine for December 1963. in which the church is celebrated its 50 years
for almost thirty years (1929-1958) the Rev J. Duncan. Glover was rector of St Jerome s
parish magazines for the period Jan 1936 to Feb 1937 are at Manchester central library these seem the only records of the church prior world war 2 but there are copies of the parish magazines covering various periods from 1949 onwards.
T he minister for the first ten years was Rev. S. Sidebotham and from the years 1924-1928 the Rev. H. Kershaw.
a brief history of the church is given in the Parish Magazine for December 1963. in which the church is celebrated its 50 years
for almost thirty years (1929-1958) the Rev J. Duncan. Glover was rector of St Jerome s
parish magazines for the period Jan 1936 to Feb 1937 are at Manchester central library these seem the only records of the church prior world war 2 but there are copies of the parish magazines covering various periods from 1949 onwards.
3
Lancashire / Re: 19th Century Middleton Pubs?
« on: Tuesday 02 October 12 10:12 BST (UK) »
think he was Martin Murray
4
Lancashire / Re: 19th Century Middleton Pubs?
« on: Tuesday 02 October 12 10:10 BST (UK) »
my ex wife grt grandad was the landlord of the hare and hounds pub his name was murray family
5
Lancashire / Re: Mansfield Street school Ardwick Green
« on: Tuesday 02 October 12 02:20 BST (UK) »
was near syndall st and was demolished with the clarence, apsley house, victoria, richmond and the rutland in the syndall street clearence
6
Lancashire / Re: House numbers in Higher Ardwick in 1800's
« on: Tuesday 02 October 12 02:03 BST (UK) »
2 story clifton house ( no.41) was next to the union pub and the 3 story raha house (no 43 ) in 1976 the landlord of the union inn was in trouble with the brewery watney mann for opening the pub two hours late in the morning becaise of poor trade as a result of the the slum clearance on the 22nd of march he opened at the offial time of 11am and by closing time 3pm only seven customers had called in
7
Lancashire / Re: Help Finding Walter Byron
« on: Monday 01 October 12 17:11 BST (UK) »
Birmingham born in birmingham in 1874
married Mary Ann Clancy's born 1873
children Cathrine, Francis Charles, Walter, Ethel ( my gran ), Elizabeth, Martha and Anna
Mary Ann mother was Catherine Clancy nee ?? born in Dublin in 1839
there is a rumour that Walter was a batman for an army officer in a Irish regiment also he was a tailor
he also worked at Salford docks
Martha died this year and is buried at Phillips park cemetery east of Manchester city centre near the new Manchester city ground she lived just at the back of the cemetery where her mother is buried with other family members
married Mary Ann Clancy's born 1873
children Cathrine, Francis Charles, Walter, Ethel ( my gran ), Elizabeth, Martha and Anna
Mary Ann mother was Catherine Clancy nee ?? born in Dublin in 1839
there is a rumour that Walter was a batman for an army officer in a Irish regiment also he was a tailor
he also worked at Salford docks
Martha died this year and is buried at Phillips park cemetery east of Manchester city centre near the new Manchester city ground she lived just at the back of the cemetery where her mother is buried with other family members
8
Lancashire / Re: Help Finding Walter Byron
« on: Monday 01 October 12 16:56 BST (UK) »
walter byron hit his wife with a iron fender and fled thehousen thinking he had killed her thats why no one can trace him
Pages: [1]