Hall House Pytchley 1822

[amondg]

1841 census the family is on Dover Street and William listed as Hotel Keeper.

The fire took place 1845 Dover Street it was called Raggett's Hotel ref: the inquest.

The names of the children Frederick, George and daughter Ann 37 who died and mother Ann who was rescued by George all fit the same family.

Anything more you will need lease agreements etc probably in private hands.

[queenswood 1]

Thank you - yes I have all of this. I am just wondering if it is possible to find the location or any info at all on Hall House- i am sure it will not be Pytchley Hall itself as I do not think there was that degree of money on the family background if I have the right William. However there was upper end middle class social status with his parents at that time in Surrey. Any glimmers of ideas always welcome!! Would there be any directories around for that period that may list him either as an innkeeper or some capacity in the Pytchley area to give me a hint?
Many thanks

[Ruskie]

Shaun’s reply #5 along with ad says “ "The Pytchley Hall House"... contact Wm Ragget to view.....”
which implies The Pytchley Hall House and Hall House may be one and the same.

I may be wrong but I would think that having a pub in Dover Street means William was fairly comfortably off.

[maddys52]

I see Shaun managed to attach an image on here, just wondering how you managed it Shaun? When I click on the "Attachments and other options", I get no dialogue box to attach anything?

[ShaunJ]

I see Shaun managed to attach an image on here, just wondering how you managed it Shaun? When I click on the "Attachments and other options", I get no dialogue box to attach anything?

I used Imgur and embedded the BB code for the image in my post

https://imgur.com/upload

[maddys52]

Thanks Shaun, will try that ...

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Not sure that it worked for me 

I can add a copy of the link to the image so that queenswood 1 can hopefully see the image.
https://imgur.com/a/iDnSZ7E

[maddys52]

Back to Pytchley Hall - there is this death notice on Saturday,  Jan. 18, 1840 in the Northampton Mercury:

"On the 11th instant, at Pytchley, universally respected and deeply lamented by a large and numerous circle of friends and relatives, Mr. Richard Lane, farmer and grazier, formerly and for many years occupier of Pytchley Hall in this county, aged 71."

Modified:
His sister Sarah LANE died at Pytchley on 7April 1840, aged 66.
(Saturday,  Apr. 18, 1840, Northampton Mercury)

[hanes teulu]

Northampton Mercury, 11 Mar 1815
PYTCHLEY, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
(For Ready Money)
To be sold by Auction, by Brampton & Bates,
On Thursday next, the 16th day of March, on the premises at the Hall House (under a commission of bankruptcy) -

It goes on to describe livestock/equipment etc for sale - no names mentionedc

[maddys52]

Are there any other references to William Raggett mentioned anywhere else in the Pytchley area? I have reason to believe that by 1830 he and the family had moved to London to manage a hotel as a tenant manager.

There is another advertisement for an auction of household furniture etc of William RAGGETT in May 1830 at the Fox and Hounds Public House, Pytchley. (Not sure if this means this is the site of the furniture etc, I think it is, or whether the auction was merely held there?) Here's a link to the image
https://imgur.com/a/QrKzIAd

Saturday,  May 8, 1830, Northampton Mercury