Bury/Edenfield Areas

[ele002]

Wondering if anyone can throw any light on some 'Abodes' shown on some Parish Records.

1816...'Nuttall Factory'

Christenings at Edenfield 1809 & 1814...'Kay Barn' & 'Raybarn' (Possibly same)

Burial at Edenfield 1832...'Kingbarn'

Christening at St Mary, Bury 1777...'Bell'

Regards, Eric.

[stanmapstone]

 According to newspaper reports. there was a William  Nuttall's factory, Shuttleworth.

Stan

[heywood]

If you google Kay Barn, there is a modern reference to a house for sale and a business etc
https://ramsbottom.cylex-uk.co.uk/company/trackatask-ltd-22916568.html

You can check the post code on Old Maps
https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/381444/417848/12/101394

My link doesn’t quite work to show the area but you can get it from the list on the left or if that fails use the post code.

Stan is much better with maps 

[stanmapstone]

You can see Kay Barn on the 1893 map at https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/381357/417889/12/101394

Stan

[ele002]

Thanks. Good starting points.

I like the Shuttleworth bit, although the Nuttall/Nuttall Lane area would be good, especially with Factory.

Early days yet. Eric.

[heywood]

Thanks. Good starting points.

I like the Shuttleworth bit, although the Nuttall/Nuttall Lane area would be good, especially with Factory.

Early days yet. Eric.

What is the context of this address - baptism, burial?

[ele002]

Nuttall Factory is on a Burial at Holcombe....3 Apr 1807 for Susan Rothwell. She had 2 sons Baptised and 1 buried...all of Nuttall, then her Widowed Husband, has 2 more children Baptised (with his next wife) of Nuttall.

Stan.....got the 1893 map and found the location on a more recent one. Interestingly, Fecit shows on another Parish Record. Initially, I thought it was meant to be Facit.

A lot of food for thought.

Thanks, Eric.

[heywood]

Yes I have seen a reference on Lancs opc to Nuttall - might have been your Rothwell.

There is Nuttall Lane and Nuttall Park. On old maps, the area Nuttall Lane seems to refer to an area rather than a lane.

[heywood]

1893 shows Nuttall - there is a Nuttall Mill and Nuttall Hall farm.

Not sure though if I have read that the Nuttall Mill was later than your dates