Stuff
Stuff
Ince Directory, 1925/6
Including Higher Ince, Lower Ince and a portion of Platt Bridge.
| INCE GREEN LANE - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [146 MANCHESTER ROAD] | |
| 13 | Morton W. & Sons, Ltd., branch manager, Ernest Bolton. |
| [LORD STREET] | |
| 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 |
Fairhurst Miss Elizabeth, shopkeeper Melling -, boot repairer and clogger Robey Albert, labourer Schofield Isaac, labourer Banks Peter Wild George, steel worker Ryan Mrs. Sarah Ann Ashurst John, labourer Hyde -, railway employee Bolton John, mid hand Pitfield Ernest, collier Sumner Joseph, colliery stoker Farnworth Mrs., fish and chip rest Hilton Robert, collier Gibson William, fireman Ralph Charles, cotton operative Winstanley Miss Annie Howgate Basil, clerk Large Miss M. G., school mistress Howgate Mrs. Annie |
| [LOCAL BOARD STREET] | |
| 45 47 49 49 51 53 55 57 59 61 63 65 |
Lawton George, grocer and off licence Burgoyne Samuel, winder Burgoyne Charles, blacksmith McClarance Catherine, certified midwife Roscoe George William, brakesman Robinson James, platelayer Fairhurst Frederick, timekeeper Swift Thomas, collier Tyrer Archdeacon John, winder McCracken Mrs. Jane Anderton Mrs. Mary Ann Potter George Harold, medical practitioner Bedford House; tel. 403 |
| [GEORGE STREET] | |
| 67 69 71 73 75 75 77 79 81 83 95 97 99 101 103 105 129 109 111 113 115 115a 117 119 121 123 125 127 107 131 133 135 137 139 141 143 |
Gregory Thomas, grocer Saile Frank Prescott Mrs. Ellen Hesketh Miss Maggie Storey John, collier Grimshaw William, collier Fogg Mrs. Sarah Ellen Connor Thomas, dataller Pedder John, collier Aspey Henry Brophy Rev. William, The Presbytery St. William's Church (R.C.); Rev. Wm. Brophy St. William's Schools (R.C.) :- Thomas Marsh, headmaster Miss Maud Marsh, girls' headmistress Miss M. Kelsall, infants' mistress Lucas William, brakesman Orme William Henry, railway employee Harrison John Thomas, collier Ball James Albert, blacksmith Fleetwood Walter Fox Joseph, collier Blinkhorn William, wagon builder (j) Costella Joseph Pitfield John, collier Bolton Henry, painter (j) Wright J., boot and clog maker Prince Vincent Arthur, clerk Aspinall James, clog and shoemaker Belshaw William, grocer & prov. dlr Yates James, postman Wood Edward, collier Iddon Thomas, wagon builder (j) Mileman Herbert, railway employee Blinkhorn Henry, caretaker Valentine Edward, labourer Houghton Robert, wagon builder (j) Tustin John, collier Clarke George Alfred, coal cutter Calland Peter, collier Staff William, crane driver Collier Thomas, collier |
| [PATRICROFT ROAD] | |
| 145 147 149 151 153 157 159 161 163 165 167 169 171 173 175 |
Blinkhorn Mrs. Ellen, fish and chip rest Forshaw James, collier Meguire Edward, engine man Hart John Thomas, collier Bird i'th Hand; James Grimshaw, vict. Banks James, collier Turner Thomas, collier Brimlow Peter, grocer & prov. dealer Jukes Thomas, dataller Packington Peter, labourer Airey Isaac, collier Prescott Arthur Owen Peter, wagon builder Houghton Joseph, collier Almond Thomas, wagon builder |
| [RAVEN STREET] | |
| 177 179 179a 181 183 185 |
Bretherton James, stoker & shopkeeper Forshaw Richard, labourer Gerrard Wilfred, collier Aldred John, hawker Kirkwood Louis, labourer Smith William, labourer |
| [FARMER STREET] | |
| 187 |
Byrne William, surface hand Christ Church :- Sadler, Rev. F. A., M.A. Whittaker, Rev. H. S., L.Th. |
| [CHURCH STREET] | |
| 189 191 193 195 197 199 201 |
Chadwick Zilpha, grocer & prov. dlr. Bolton John, labourer Bond Mrs. Elizabeth Charnock Hewitt, school teacher Whittle William, rope splicer Ashton Law Moore James, colliery engine driver |
| [CHRISTOPHER STREET] | |
| |
Ince Urban District Council Offices; A. F. Howgate, clerk; tel. 169 Lower Ince Railway Station, L.N.E.; T. J. Dook, stationmaster |
| [JUNCTION TERRACE] | |
| 207 209 211 213 215 217 219 221 223 223 225 227 229 231 233 235 237 239 241 243 245 247 247 249 251 253 255 257 259 261 263 |
Peglar Silas, railway loco. driver Bould Fred, railway employee Simpson William, goods guard Hughes Bert, hairdresser Dowey John, collier Andrews John, locomotive driver Burnall John, locomotive driver Wadeson William, farm labourer Jarvis Miss Sarah Birtle William Watson, loco. driver Phillips Fred, locomotive driver Butterworth John Edward, turner Lowe Ralph, painter Jarvis John, locomotive driver Burke Thomas, locomotive driver Tyrer Thomas, goods guard Taylor Richard, fitter Marsh Thomas, J.P., schoolmaster Beach Moses, under manager Macdonald Alexander, wagon builder Mellor Charles Yarwood Mrs. Betsy Yarwood J. C., joiner and builder Worthington John, pan raker Smith Joseph, wagon builder Robinson James, wagon builder Hutchings Charles, goods guard Rogers Samuel, goods guard Heaton Samuel, lampman Houghton William, brakesman Gregory William, locomotive fireman |
| [OLD HALL STREET] | |
| 265 267 269 271 273 275 277 279 281 281 283 285 287 289 291 293 295 297 299 |
Hardy Mrs. Elizabeth, draper Wadeson John Thomas, labourer Houghton -, locomotive driver Knowles John, joiner Davies John, carter Harrison Richard, locomotive driver Williams John, brakesman Robinson Thomas, locomotive driver Ackers Henry, dairyman Lowe Ernest, foreman Winstanley James Edward, loco. driver Ramsdale James, engineer Williams David, platelayer Gore John Sheargold Henry, storekeeper Battersby Mrs. Ann Walmsley Richard Gregg Mrs. Helena Walmsley William, railway employee |
| [WILDING STREET] | |
| [WARRINGTON ROAD] | |
| 332 320 318 316 314 312 310 308 306 304 304 304 302 300 300 298 296 294 |
Burnell John, fireman Banks Henry, colliery clerk Ambrose Thomas, locomotive driver Reynolds Henry, railway employee Robinson Frederick, goods guard Harrison William, locomotive driver Heaton William Harold, blacksmith Edwards Mrs. Annie Ackers William, railway loco. driver Westhead Robert, collier Westhead Robert, junr., wagon builder Charnock Henry, collier Wilcock William Martlew Miss E. A. Vickerman William Henry, goods guard Greenwood Mrs. M. Empty Westhead William, collier |
| [SHARP STREET] | |
| 290 288 286 284 282 280 278 276 274 272 270 268 266 264 262 260 258 256 254 252 250 248 246 244 242 238 |
Peters William, platelayer Maggs Mark, locomotive driver Peters Thomas Peters Thomas, box cutter Bould J. T., goods guard Platt Horace, carpenter Whittel Thomas, carpenter Garlick Mrs. Elizabeth Chadwick Herbert, steel roller Partington James, railway employee Hodgkinson Miss Annie, florist Ackers John Houghton Thomas, clerk Winstanley R. J., locomotive driver Rogerson Richard, foreman Burnell William, tailor Houghton Henry, locomotive fireman Hesketh Joseph, railway employee Gwilliam Alfred, railway inspector Britton Peter, shopkeeper Heaton Thomas, driver Gregory Mrs. Jane Carter The Misses Goldrick A. P., platelayer - 40 Morton W. & Sons, Ltd.; Henry Hesketh, manager Dook Thomas John, stationmaster |
| [RAILWAY BRIDGE] | |
| 232 230 228 226 224 222 220 218 216 214 212 210 208 206 206 202 200 200 198 196 |
Manley Hotel; William Peet, vict. James William Arthur, loco. driver Cotterill William, iron works manager White Mrs. Maria Williams Samuel Evan, labourer Quick William, locomotive driver Schofield William, iron works foreman Gent William, locomotive driver Jones Albert Edward, locomotive driver Howgate A. F., clerk to the council Milligan Alfred, colliery clerk Tyrer Thomas, wagon builder Priestley Charles Mather Charles Priestley William, foreman Priestley Christopher, iron turner Empty Priestley Thomas, labourer King James Fisher William E., collier Thomason Samuel, platelayer Ince Railway Station, L.M.S.; tel. 286; John Lee, stationmaster Railway Inn; James Morris, vict. |
| [CANAL STREET] | |
| 188a 188 186 184 182 180 178 176 |
Harrison Joseph, collier Quinn Edward, collier Pennington Daniel, boilerman Packingham William, collier Moore John James, musician Atherton John George, labourer Davies Stephen, collier Dalton M. H., collier |
| [CONSORT STREET] | |
| 174 174 172 170 168 166 164 162 160 158 156 154 152 150 148 146 146 |
Green John, collier Jukes Richard, collier Sturgent William, railway employee Barrow William, carter Pritchard James, collier Jukes John, collier Liptrot Thomas, collier Reaves James, labourer Hilton William Thomas Kilmartin Henry, labourer Unsworth James, collier Maden John, blacksmith Morgan Leonard, collier Brimlow Mrs. Alice Chadwick Oswald, labourer Farnworth John, labourer Hampson Mrs. Mary |
| GREENFIELD HOUSES:- | |
| 8 Ward Dennis, engineer 7 Hesketh William, grocer's assistant 6 Settle Joseph Thomas, storekeeper 5 Kearsley John, butcher's assistant 4 McIntire Hugh, collier 3 Howarth Emmanuel, fitter 2 Brennan James, collier 1 Baron Mrs. Annie |
|
| 138 136 134 132 130 128 126 124 122 120 |
Priestley Thomas, collier Barnabas William, collier Tracey William, collier Kelley John, collier Britten William, ale & porter stores (off) Baxter Thomas, colliery winder Johnson Robert, springsmith McCracken James, printer (j) Baxter Thomas, colliery winder Hunter Thomas, stoker and shopkeeper |
| [LITTLE AMAR STREET] | |
| 118 116 114 112 110 108 106 104 102 |
Ward James, fireman Collier John, collier Hewitson William Etherington, coach painter (j) Worthington Matthew, coal dealer Leach James, platelayer Clarke Paul Worthington John, draper Simm -. Ellison John, collier |
| [AMAR STREET] | |
| 100 98 94 94 92 90 88 86 84 82 80 78 76 74 72 70 68 66 64 62 60 58 56 52 |
Speakman Mrs. M. E., newsagent Hill Alfred, colliery stoker Weir George, joiner Smith John Thomas, collier Makinson George, labourer Baxter William Morris Albert, labourer Strong Fergus, motor mechanic Gregory John William, collier Anderton Arms; James Belshaw, vict. Brown Joseph Simm Thomas, labourer Green Thomas, collier Ollerton Richard, butcher (j) Dawson John, motor body builder Brown George, joiner (j) Bailey Alfred, labourer Harrison William, mill manager Lee Matthew. wagon builder Rawson Tom, toolsmith Morris William, engineer's manager Close -, furnaceman Barnes Henry, tailor's cutter Kirkman Mrs. Nancy |
| [HOOK STREET] | |
| Ince Central Elementary School:- Harrison R. B., boys' headmaster Anderton Miss J., girls' headmistress Charnley Mrs. A., infants' mistress |
|
| [SCHOOL STREET] | |
| 50 48 46 42 40 38 36 34 |
Walker William, hooker Owen Frank, dataller - 44 Pitfield Mrs. Alice, shopkeeper Higham Herbert, wagon builder Flattly Thomas, check weighman Grimes Mrs. Margaret Brown George A., crane driver Fairhurst Joseph, cotton operative |
| [HEYES YARD] | |
| 32 30 28 26 24 |
Fitzpatrick Mrs. Julia Knowles James, collier Barker Robert, dataller Dougan John, labourer Winstanley James, dataller |
| [SMITHY GREEN] | |
| INCE WALL ESTATE. | |
|---|---|
| [PENNINGTON LANE] | |
| Johnson Mrs. A. Foster George, builder, Avenue Cottage Gaskell James, pit cont., Ivy Cottage Smith Walter, education sec., Green Bank Mortimer Frederick, mining surveyor, Inglehome Hitchen James, builder, Ince Hall Cottage |
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| INK PEN STREET - (Lower Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [605 WARRINGTON ROAD] | |
| 1 3 5 |
Matthews William, platelayer Howard Richard, carter Ratcliffe William, collier |
| ISLAND ROW - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [AMBERSWOOD COMMON] | |
| 17 19 23 25 |
Sayers Walter, moulder Naylor William, collier Vernon George, collier Rigby James, collier |
| [PETTICOAT LANE] | |
| 27 29 31 |
Johnson William, collier Mason Frederick, labourer Watmough William, collier |
| JACKSON STREET - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [196 MANCHESTER ROAD] | |
| 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 |
Davis Joseph A., collier Ellison John, collier Allen Mrs. Mary Murphy Thomas, collier Cooper George Hitchen Joseph, carter Sharrott John, ironworker Miller Richard, collier Miller William, coal dealer Ince Parish Tennis Courts and Recreation Ground |
| JAMES STREET - (Lower Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [78 WARRINGTON ROAD] | |
| 1 3 5 7 |
Bissell William, collier Nicholson Robert, labourer Jones Enoch, dataller Hardman Robert, pit contractor |
| [ALFRED STREET] | |
| 9 11 13 15 17 19 |
Riley James, colliery fireman Kyte James, collier Walker William, fireman Devonport Harold, railway fireman Sharp Samuel, collier Walsh Richard, carpenter (j) Ebenezer School and Chapel |
| [CHAPEL STREET] | |
| 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 |
McAllister Mrs. Elizabeth A., shopkeeper Barnes Walter, collier Davies George, labourer Walker Mrs. Elizabeth J. Pratt George Rigby John, dataller Edwards William, painter (j) Thomas Joseph, collier Gornall Mark Weaver Abner, collier Wade Mrs. Emily Lowe Edward, collier Bennett John, collier Fennel Mrs. Alice Walker James, collier Sharples Peter, collier Jarvis Thomas Charman Mrs. Charlotte |
| [RAILWAY] | |
| 34 32 30 28 |
Walsh William Gore Richard Hilton John, dataller Shorrock Mrs. Minnie |
| [CHAPEL STREET] | |
| 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 |
Gregory Henry, collier Briddon James, locomotive driver Shindley John, locomotive driver Baxendale Robert Green William, collier Green Thomas, collier Lane Henry, collier Marlow William, collier |
| HUFF'S YARD:- | |
| 1 Cunliffe Thomas 2 Poole George, collier |
|
| 10 8 6 4 2 |
Makin Alexander, steeplejack (j) Conlin Edward, butcher (j) Glazebrook Edward, collier Heaton William, moulder Porter John Speakman J. W. dairyman (regd.) |
| JEFFREY STREET - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [5 ENGINEER STREET] | |
| 1 3 5 7 9 11 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 |
Fairhurst James W., electrical engineer Coghlan Joseph, wagon inspector Wadeson Edward, egg salesman Kirkman Alfred, engine tenter Hodgkiss Mrs. E., butcher Ollton Richard, steelworker Kay William R., collier Hardman Eli, steelworker Orrit George, collier Beattie George, coke oven attendant Lythgoe John T., signalman Entwistle William, clerk Mainwaring Mrs. Janet |
| JOHN STREET - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [9 CAROLINE STREET] | |
| 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 |
Prior Francis, dataller McGuire James, collier Burke Michael, dataller Mason Robert Green Frank, brakesman Pilkington M., collier Taylor Thomas, collier Aspinall John, dataller Wright James, collier Woodcock Thomas, labourer Morris Richard, collier Farrimond Thomas Sutton William, collier Dickinson John, blacksmith's striker Ashall Thomas, collier |
| [WASTE LANE] | |
| 28 26 24 22 20 18 10 8 6 4 2 |
Smith William, surface hand Porter Joseph, collier Porter Thomas, collier Porter John T., stoker Berry Alexander, ironworker Dickenson James, coke burner Higson John, collier Taylor Thomas, bricklayer's labourer Jolly Joseph, spade grinder Parkinson John, labourer Berry Mrs. Siusan, collector |
| JUNCTION TERRACE - (Lower Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [207 INCE GREEN LANE] | |
| 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 |
Gilbert William Arthur, rly. goods guard Devonport Ernest, labourer Philipps Arthur, railway employee Marsh Thomas, assistant school master Maddock -, railway employee Valentine George, fireman Chamberlain William Taylor, shop asst. Robinson Mrs. Jones Howard, railway brakesman Austin John, fitter and turner Burchall Henry, locomotive fireman Hesketh John, locomotive driver Bradshaw Hugh, locomotive driver Tyrer John, locomotive driver Alstead James, railway employee Siddell John, locomotive driver Liptrot John, colliery hooker BURCHALL RICHARD, joiner, builder and contractor; tel. 194 Catterall John, coal bagger |
| KEBLE STREET - (Higher Ince.)< | |
|---|---|
| [116 MANCHESTER ROAD] | |
| 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 |
Lawton John H., caretaker Haggarty Harold, blacksmith Lee Peter, motor driver Lawless Margaret Bore Mrs. Ann Independent Methodist Church & Schools Green Thomas, collier Fowler Mrs. Elizabeth Berry James, motor driver Ellison John, dataller Davis Josiah, detective Hardman John, collier Gerrard Mrs. Margaret |
| [SCHOOL STREET] | |
| [HOOK STREET] | |
| 66 64 62 60 58 56 54 52 50 48 46 44 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 |
Brown Joseph, ironworker Lee Thomas, labourer Kenyon Harry, carter Green James, dataller Marsh John, butcher; tel. 1028 Heyes Henry, steelworker Taylor Walter, collier Musgrave Robert, foreman coke burner Peel Henry, bricklayer Ratcliffe Richard Heaton Francis, collier Winstanley George, labourer Siney W. Stott Mark, motor driver Green Joseph, contractor Murrey William Murrey John, builder (j) Murrey George, bricklayer Ashey John, collier Howarth Henry, collier Lawton John, watchman Duckworth Mrs. Fanny Smith Richard, collier Oddie Samuel G., mill operative Marsden George, collier Bell Arthur, carpenter Grundy Thomas, cabinet maker (j) Hall William, dataller Highton John, dataller Hawthorne Joseph, collier Topping Mrs. Elizabeth Hough John Price, brakesman |
| KING STREET - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [58 BELLE GREEN LANE] | |
| 5 7 9 11 13 |
Ormshaw Thomas, collier Lever Mrs. Margaret Alice Unsworth Charles, collier Irons Arthur, ironworker Forest Henry, fireman |
| KIRKLESS LANE - (Higher Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [227 BELLE GREEN LANE] | |
| 1 3 5 7 8 6 4 |
Mercer Mrs. Mary O'Neil Patrick, dataller Johnson William, collier Page William, furnaceman Furnace Inn; Philip Nelson, victualler Wigan Coal & Iron Co., Ltd., iron, steel and coke works; V. F. Abbott, mgr.; tel. 636 Kirkless Hall Farm; J. Whittaker, farm bailiff Wigan Coal & Iron Co., Ltd., head offices; M. Mackenzie, sec.; tel. 636 Wigan Coal & Iron Co., Ltd., tar macadam works; tel. 636 Hill John, Stone Cottage Cain Thomas Ashurst Henry, labourer Shannon Michael, labourer Belle Vue Hotel; James Birtles, vict. |
| KNOWLES STREET - (Lower Ince.) | |
|---|---|
| [134 WARRINGTON ROAD] | |
| 1 3 5 7 8 6 4 2 |
Ashton Mrs. Ellen A. Wright Thomas, lampman Hardman William, pit contractor Ambrose John, collier Barnes Joseph, collier Doutson William, railway employee Calland Mrs. Mary J. Stopforth John |