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William's HARTLEY family is thought to be Lancashire Huguenot Yeomen, some of whom had lived and farmed in the Trawden area since the 16thC, in particular near Barley at the foot of Pendle Hill since sometime around 1620. They later went from farming to become fairly modest local Grocers in the district. [The HARTLEY family only lived in Trawden for a short time and never farmed there. William and Christiana HARTLEY lived in a small shop/house that belonged to Christiana's father, Christopher LISTER: Gordon Hartley]

Possible family grave at Colne http://www.briercliffesociety.co.uk/Grave%20Stones/St%20Bartholomew/H/Hartley.htm

Hi, I think my Catlow line might be related to your tree, so I am doing some research.  Anyhow, this is what I have found so far:

Express and Advertiser, December 15, 1917
DEATH OF MR. SAMUEL CATLOW.- Early yesterday morning the death took place at the Victoria Hospital of Mr. Samuel Catlow, Netherby-st., manager for Coun. Luke Thornber, cotton manufacturer, and brother of Mrs. Thornber. Mr. Catlow, who died after an operation, was 60 years of age. He leaves a widow and two sons, Messers. Tom and Louis Catlow, one of whom is in the Army and the other in the Navy. In politics Mr. Catlow was a Liberal, and for some time, he was chairman of the Gannow ward Committee. He was attached to Brunswick United Methodist Church. He was the eldest son of the late Christopher Catlow, of Butterworth and Dickinson’s. His many friends, who held him in high esteem, will regret to learn of his death.


1901 Census - RG13; Piece: 3870; Folio: 95; Page: 34
87 Healey Wood Road, Burnley
Samuel Catlow, Head, 43yrs, Insurance Dealer, b. Burnley
Christina Catlow, Wife, 43yrs, b. Burnley
Tom Catlow, Son, 7yrs, b. Burnley
Louis Catlow, Son, 3yrs, b. Burnley
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=7814&iid=LANRG13_3870_3871-0190&fn=Samuel&ln=Catlow&st=r&ssrc=&pid=24552947


1891 Census - RG12; Piece: 3366; Folio 96; Page 9
42 Berry Street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley
Margaret Catlow, Head, Widow, 59yrs, b. Clitheroe
Samuel Catlow, Son, Single, 33yrs, Overlooker (cotton), b. Clitheroe
John Catlow, Son, Single, 28yrs, Paper Bag Maker, b. Burnley
Christopher Catlow, Son, 22yrs, Cloth Looker (cotton), b. Burnley
Margaret E. Catlow, Daughter, 19yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Burnley
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=6598&iid=LANRG12_3366_3368-0114&fn=Samuel&ln=Catlow&st=r&ssrc=&pid=22539612


1881 Census - RG11; Piece: 4152; Folio: 41; Page: 10
4 Slater street, Habergham Eaves, Burnley
Christopher Catlow, Head, Mar, 51yrs, Patenter, b. Colne
Margaret Catlow, Wife, 49yrs, House Wife, b. Clitheroe
Rose Hannah Catlow, Daughter, 27yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Clitheroe
Mary A. Catlow, Daughter, 25yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Clitheroe
Samuel Catlow, Son, 23yrs, Shoddey Cotton Weaver, b. Clitheroe
John Catlow, Son, 20yrs, General Labourer, b. Burnley
Thomas Catlow, Son, 16yrs, Cotton Bundles, b. Burnley
James Catlow, Son, 14yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Burnley
Christopher Catlow, Son, 12yrs, Scholar, b. Burnley
Margaret E. Catlow, Daughter, 9yrs, Scholar, b. Burnley
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=7572&iid=LANRG11_4152_4154-0090&fn=Samuel&ln=Catlow&st=r&ssrc=&pid=11488258


1871 Census - RG10; Piece: 4146; Folio: 126; Page: 21
42 White Lion Street, Burnley
Christopher Catlow, Head, Mar, 31yrs, Overlooker (cotton mill), b. Colne
Margaret Catlow, Wife, Mar, 39yrs, b. Clitheroe
Rose A. Catlow, Daughter, 17yrs, Weaver (cotton), b. Clitheroe
Mary A. Catlow, Daughter, 15yrs, Weaver (cotton), b. Clitheroe
Samuel Catlow, Son, 13yrs, Weaver (cotton), b. Clitheroe
John Catlow, Son, 10yrs, Scholar, b. Burnley
Thomas Catlow, Son, 6yrs, Scholar, b. Burnley
James Catlow, Son, 4yrs, Scholar, b. Burnley
Christopher Catlow, Son, 2yrs, Scholar, b. Burnley
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=7619&iid=LANRG10_4145_4147-0392&fn=Samuel&ln=Catlow&st=r&ssrc=&pid=27997792


1861 Census - RG9; Piece: 3066; Folio: 14; Page: 22
3 Boot Street, Burnley
Christopher Catlow, Head, Mar, 31yrs, Loom Overlooker Cotton, b. Colne
Margaret Catlow, Wife, Mar, 30yrs, Cotton Weaver, b. Clitheroe
Rose A. Catlow, Daughter, 7yrs, b. Clitheroe
Mary A. Catlow, Daughter, 5yrs, b. Clitheroe
Samuel Catlow, Son, 3yrs, b. Clitheroe
John Catlow, Son, 7months, b. Burnley
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=8767&iid=LANRG9_3066_3070-1122&fn=Samuel&ln=Catlow&st=r&ssrc=&pid=14847798


1851 Census - HO107; Piece: 2256; Folio: 379; Page: 58
Wilkin Heys, Pendleton, Clitheroe (village of Sabden)
Samuel Catlow, Head, Mar, 46yrs, Beamer Cotton Mill, b. Colne
Roseanna Catlow, Wife, Mar, 47yrs, b. Church
Thomas Catlow, Son, 23yrs, Power Loom Weaver Cotton, b. Colne
Christopher Catlow, Son, 21yrs, Power Loom Weaver Cotton, b. Colne
Nancy Catlow, Daughter, 16yrs, Power Loom Weaver Cotton, b. Bolton
James Catlow, Son, 12yrs, Scholar, b. Bolton
Washington Catlow, Son, 8yrs, Scholar, b. Colne
John Anderton, Grandson, 2yrs, b. Pendleton
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=8860&iid=LANHO107_2256_2256-0763&fn=Christopher&ln=Catlow&st=r&ssrc=&pid=12027700


1841 Census - HO107; Piece 523; Book: 13; Civil Parish: Wigan; County: Lancashire; Enumeration District: 25; Folio: 10; Page: 12; Line: 16
Colliers Row, Wigan
Samuel Catlow, 35yrs, Weaver, b. Lancs
Rose Catlow, 35yrs, b. Lancs
Thomas Catlow, 13yrs, Weaver, b. Lancs
Christopher Catlow, 11yrs, b. Lancs
James Catlow, 2yrs, b. Lancs
Nancy Catlow, 5yrs, b. Lancs
William Wignall, 40yrs, Weaver, b. Lancs
http://search.ancestry.co.uk/iexec/?htx=view&r=5538&dbid=8978&iid=LANCHO107_523_524-0183&fn=Christophen&ln=Catland&st=r&ssrc=&pid=16407453

Thanks Mo.  It's makes it worthwhile to know that other people enjoy them. 

Thanks Mo.

I received this message from Burnley Library.

The photograph you have of the Parker's Arms is the one in Colne.  I
have attached the image from a book from the Images of England series on
Colne, compiled by Geoff Crambie.

Under the photograph the writing says "Church Street as it looked in
1895 from the top of the parish church tower.  The two buildings on the
right are the Parkers Arms and The Fleece both built in 1665 and lost to
demolition in 1905"

In another book called "The History of Colne" by Dorothy Harrison she
says that when the inn, situated on 21 Church Street" was demolished it
was replaced by a larger inn which was later demolished by the Council
in 1938.  The Parker Arms was built for the Parkers of Alkincoats.

There was a Parkers Arms Inn in Burnley and it was similar but the Colne
one looks the better option.

Thanks again, mosiefish.

I will contact Burnley library to see if they can shed some light on the subject.  I will keep you posted.