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Lancashire / Re: 19th Century Middleton Pubs?
« on: Tuesday 10 July 12 20:23 BST (UK) »
Hi,
I have just found an old book of mine which is called Middleton Pubs 1737-1993 and their licencees. I have checked out the Hare and Hounds and this is what it says....
Simon Lancashire had the licence of the Hare and Hounds in 1870 followed by his wife, Martha, in 1890.... James Crawshaw was the licensee in 1891, followed by Joseph Taylor, a committee member of the local LVA, in 1902. The owner of the Hare and Hounds around this time was William Hoyle and for a few years after his deal the pub was in the hands of his executors. It then goes on describing the licensees and owners until 1989.
The first licencee of the pub was in 1809 but the author states that there has been a pub in the vicinity since the 17th Century.
If you want to know more (hope this helps) just let me know and I can copy the full page for you.
Cheers
Barbara
I have just found an old book of mine which is called Middleton Pubs 1737-1993 and their licencees. I have checked out the Hare and Hounds and this is what it says....
Simon Lancashire had the licence of the Hare and Hounds in 1870 followed by his wife, Martha, in 1890.... James Crawshaw was the licensee in 1891, followed by Joseph Taylor, a committee member of the local LVA, in 1902. The owner of the Hare and Hounds around this time was William Hoyle and for a few years after his deal the pub was in the hands of his executors. It then goes on describing the licensees and owners until 1989.
The first licencee of the pub was in 1809 but the author states that there has been a pub in the vicinity since the 17th Century.
If you want to know more (hope this helps) just let me know and I can copy the full page for you.
Cheers
Barbara