History of house in Glossop

[carlingford]

Hi, I would like to trace the history of a house in Glossop which my daughter has just bought, the house in question is number 8 Pikes Lane Glossop. Any information would be greatly appreciated as we know very little about the house.

[BrazilianBombshell]

You could start with 1911 & 1901 Census, and the 1939 Register.

[mckha489]

1901

Richard Bennett  Head, 44 a Drapery Traveller  own account b Kneesall Notts
Frances Bennett Wife 33 Glossop
Ethel A daughter 7. Glossop
Frances Ida daughter 6 Glossop

Martha Roberts 67 widow,  mother  in law, Northamptonshire, Sibbertoft
John Garner, nephew, 18. Labourer at paper mill,  Leicestershire, Fleckney

[mckha489]

1891

Abraham   Hampson   Head   Male   41   1850   Machine Fitter   Glossop,
Sarah Ellen   Hampson   Wife   Female   26   1865    Hollingsworth, Cheshire
George   Hampson   Son   4   1887 Glossop
Edith   Hampson   Daughter   3   1888    Glossop
Mary   Hampson   Dau   1   1890   Glossop

[mckha489]

1881

David   Dawson   Head    51   1830   Cotton Overlooker   Mellor, Derbyshire
Sarah   Dawson   Wife   45   1836.  Glossop.  Children all Glossop
Matilda   Dawson   D. 13   1868   Cotton Weaver   
Thomas   Dawson   Son   12   1869   
Samuel   Dawson   S. 9   1872   Scholar   
Mary   Dawson   D. 5   1876   Scholar


Possibly these were the first occupants? 
Map surveyed in 1879 doesn’t have it.

https://maps.nls.uk/view/101599878
Obviously called Pikes Lane as Pikes farm was at the end of it.

[mckha489]

Local electoral rolls might be in local library?  Derbyshire Archives?

In 1939 the house was vacant.
I am not allowed to post 1911

[stanmapstone]

Map surveyed in 1879 doesn’t have it.

https://maps.nls.uk/view/101599878
Obviously called Pikes Lane as Pikes farm was at the end of it.

It is shown on the 1879 map https://maps.nls.uk/view/101599878#zoom=6&lat=3444&lon=5130&layers=BT
It is also shown on the 1880 Glossop Town Plan at https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/403026/393667/13/100156

Stan

[mckha489]

Map surveyed in 1879 doesn’t have it.

https://maps.nls.uk/view/101599878
Obviously called Pikes Lane as Pikes farm was at the end of it.

It is shown on the 1879 map https://maps.nls.uk/view/101599878#zoom=6&lat=3444&lon=5130&layers=BT
It is also shown on the 1880 Glossop Town Plan at https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/403026/393667/13/100156

Stan

I beg it’s pardon. Was looking at the Princess Street intersection rather than St John’s. Sorry.

[stanmapstone]

There is a report in the Hyde & Glossop Weekly News, and North Cheshire Herald - Saturday 04 September 1875 which mentions No. 12 Pike's Lane Glossop, so No 8 was probably there at the same time as shown on the Town Plan.

Stan