HARGREAVES/BROUGHTON/ATKINSON/ELSWORTH INDEX

[Stanley]

HARGREAVES/BROUGHTON/ATKINSON/ELSWORTH

PAPER FOR ROSS WELLINGTON 27 December 2001. BASICALLY IT IS THE CONTENTS OF INDEX CARDS FOR THESE NAMES.



HARGREAVES/HARGRAVE

Hargrave John
(from 1717 map of Bracewell Estate)
Tenant of Far Field, Great Far Field, Mill Hill, High Ing and Great Ing. Estate was owned by Thomas Wedell. Farmhouse was ‘Hargreave’s Laithe. This is the farmstead on the RH side of the road (going towards Gisburn) north of Newhouse and before Yarlside.

Hargrave. Richard.
Schoolmaster of Barlick. Baines Dir 1822.

Hargreaves Adam.
Ran Narrowgates Mill at Barley before WW2.
Partner with Mitchell of County Brook mill in Narrowgates Mill, Barley, c.1940.

Hargreaves. A,
(Textile Mercury, 15/04/1911) Barnsey Shed Co registered March 4 1911. First directors, E Smith, T Edmondson, M Pilkington, C Waller, M Hacking, S Yates, A Hargreaves, W Patrick and JW Pickup. Registered office, Yorkshire Bank Chambers, Barnoldswick.

Hargreaves. Albion,
Victualler. Commercial Inn, 14 Church Street. 1887

Hargreaves. Albion,
Qualified to act as a director of the Calf Hall Shed Company, July 1899. (by virtue of owning shares) Address given as Silsden near Keighley.

Hargreaves. Barrett,
Grocer and draper, Ridge Street, 1887
Grocer, 5 Bridge Street, 1902
Ditto in 1896.

Hargreaves. Bob,
Lived at Wilkinson’s Farm, Barley in 1971. (I think this is the same Bob Hargreaves who was Mitchell’s partner. He said his mother was a Robinson and his great-great-grandfather was William Crook who died aged 95 and is buried in Newchurch graveyard. Bob said his mother worked at Barley Village Mill (as distinct from Narrowgates) His uncle Bob was a handloom weaver in winter and an itinerant mower in summer. The barn at Wilkinson’s Farm was used as a chapel of ease by the RC priest from Townley who used to say mass for the Irish harvest workers.

Hargreaves. George,
Elector of Barlick in 1841

Hargreaves. Gordon,
Councillor at Barlick 1972-1974

Hargreaves. Hayden,
Lived at Earby and was schoolboy in 1910’s

Hargreaves. Henry,
Yarlside Farm, Bracewell. 42 yrs. Handloom weaver, wool
Margaret, wife 34 yrs, HL weaver
(1851 census)
Farmer, Greenbank 1902

Hargreaves. Henry,
Ironmonger and tinplate worker, 5 Church Street, 1887
Ditto in 1896 but at 2 Church Street.
4/07/1900. Hargreaves asked to put new top and bottom in water cistern at Wellhouse Mill. 1891, tender for lead at Wellhouse accepted.

Hargreaves. James,
Copy House, Brogden. 54 yrs. 11 acres. 1851 census
At same farm in 1857.

Hargreaves. James
Barnoldswick, Hey. 41 Dry waller. Bella, wife 54 yrs. 1851 census

Hargreaves. James,
Flass House Farm, Brogden. 54 yrs. 21 acres. 1851 census.

Hargreaves. John,
Yeoman of Bracewell. 1703 He was a signatory to the conveyance of the Baptist Chapel in 1703 and so was connected with it.

Hargreaves Henry
Was known in town as ‘Harry Tinner. Various accounts for work at Calf Hall Shed Company’s mills.

Hargreaves. Reginald,
Elector of Barnoldswick 1835
Ditto in 1837 and 1841. Address given as Marsden (village which became Nelson, now a district of Nelson). Ditto 1848, address given as New Brighton, Cheshire. (Retirement?)

Hargreaves. Mrs Sarah Ann,
Ironmonger, Church St. 1902. Ditto in 1929.

Hargreaves. Thomas,
Elector of Barnoldswick. 1848. Address given as Barrowford.

Hargreaves. Thos,
Park Hill, Barrowford. 1871

Hargreaves. William,
1851 census
Barnoldswick, Hey, 27 yrs, stone mason. Elizabeth wife. 29. James, son 1 year.
Mary Bailey, lodger 27. Power loom weaver Cotton. William Bailey, her son, 7 months.

Hargreaves. William,
1871 census.
Philip Street, Barnoldswick. 47 stone mason, grocer and draper.

Hargreaves. William,
3 Park Road, Barnoldswick. 1887.

































BROUGHTON.

Broughton. Alpha,
Boot and shoe maker, Newtown. 1902 Ditto, 1&3 Newtown in 1896.

Broughton Belle,
Lived in Denton Street for 80 years. Worked for Cairns and Lang at Barnsey Shed for many years.

Broughton. Dewhurst,
1851 census.
Lon Ing, Barnoldswick. 42, stone mason. Ann, wife, 41. John, son, 20 stonemason. Dewhurst, son, 15 Hand Loom Weaver cotton. Martha A, daughter, 9, scholar. William, son, 7 scholar.

Broughton. Dewhurst,
Hey Cottage, 35 yrs, stone mason. 1871 census.

Broughton. Dewhurst
Newtown, 62 yrs, Stone mason. 1871 census.

Broughton. Frank,
New Close Farm, Barnoldswick. Farmer. 1896.

Broughton George
Architect, 4 Mitchell Terrace. 1896

Broughton. H,
Rate collector for BUDC in 1905. Wage was £52 per annum.

Broughton. Harry,
Pork Butcher, 18 Church Street. 1896

Broughton. Mrs Jane,
Boot and shoe dealer, 3 Newtown. 1887.
14 Mitchell Terrace. 1902 Ditto in 1896.
Grocer, 2 Hill Street in 1902.

Broughton. J,
Shareholder and director of Long Ing Shed Co in 1886. Described as ‘surveyor of Barnoldswick’.

Broughton. John,
(possibly same as above) Built houses in Barlick.

Broughton. Jon,
Builder, joiner and undertaker. Built first half of Denton Street. Married one of Slater Edmondson’s daughters. Built the three houses below Foster’s Arms and the row up Brogden Lane.

Broughton. John,
Stone Mason, Barlick. 1822.

Broughton. John,
1851 census
Stock, Bracewell. 44, widowed, builder. Sarah, daughter, 12. William, son, 4.
Sarah Edmondson, sister in law, house keeper. (could be a euphemism for common-law wife)

Broughton. John R,
Joiner, Lower Brook Street. 1902.

Broughton. Mary Ann,
Farmer, Calf Hall, 1887, 1896 and 1902.

Broughton. Mrs Mary
Confectioner, 33 Rook Street. 1902

Broughton. Peel,
Loom overlooker, Clifford Street. 1902.

Broughton. Richard,
Stone mason, Earby. 1822.

Broughton. Richard,
1851 census.
Jepp Hill, 47, grocer. Janet, wife 47. Thomas, son, 20, stone mason. Margaret, daughter, 21. Emmanuel, son, 18 stone mason. Isaac, son, 16, stone mason. Elias, son, 14, stone mason. Joshua, son, 12, stone mason. John, son, 11. Alice, daughter, 10. Isabella, daughter, 9.

Broughton. Richard,
1851 census.
Crow Foot Row. 32, stone mason. Alice, wife 32. Sarah, daughter, 7. Mary, daughter, 4. Elizabeth, daughter, 2.

Broughton. Stephen,
Stone mason, Barlick. 1822

Broughton. Stephen,
Elector of Salterforth 1837. Address given as Spen Head.

Broughton. Thomas,
1851 census.
Jepp Hill, 39, stone mason. Ellen, wife, 37. William, son, 14, factory hand. Betty, daughter, 11.

Broughton Thomas,
Stone Mason, Barlick, 1822.

Broughton. Thomas,
Grocer, Barlick, 1822.

Broughton. Walter,
Loom overlooker (tackler) at Pickles, Long Ing Shed in 1930.

Broughton. William,
Stone mason, Barlick, 1822.

Broughton William
Elector of Barlick in 1837. Address given as Hey. Ditto in 1841.

Broughton. William,
Stonemason and contractor, 9 Albion Terrace. 1896

Broughton. William,
Weaving manufacturer in Barlick in 1890s.

































ATKINSON.


Atkinson. Broughton,
Earthenware dealer. 31 Church Street. 1887

Atkinson Broughton
Tailor. 24 Rainhall Road. 1902. Tailor, 15, Rainhall Road. 1896

Atkinson E&E
Milliners, 31 Church Street. 1902

Atkinson. Henry
Brick maker, Cone, 1868.

Atkinson. Henry,
(Bracewell estate map of 1717)
Tenant of Johnson Field, Far March, Low March, Holme and Pease Croft.

Atkinson. John,
Mentioned as occupier of land and buildings at Greenberfield Farm in an electoral roll of 1844.

Atkinson John
Greenberfield, Coates, 53 yrs, farmer of 53 acres. 3 Labourers. 1851 census.
Farmer, Coates. 1857
Elector of Coates township, address given as Greenberfield. 1835, 1837, 1841, 1848, 1859.

Atkinson. Margaret,
Wapping, Barlick. 32 yrs, spinster, rag gatherer. 1851 census.

Atkinson. Mrs Nanny,
Victualler, Cross Keys, Jepp Hill, Barlick. 1896

Atkinson Robert
Victualler, Cross Keys, 1887

Atkinson William
Lived in Kelbrook and up to 1910 kept the post office. His parents had it before him. He was also a tailor, grocer and animal feed supplier. Was one of the purchasers of Bridge Mill at Sough at the formation of the Kelbrook Mill Co in 1898.

Atkinson. William, Henry,
Colne, architect. Buys Great Holme Mill, Shaw Street [Colne?] for £4350 on 5/11/1897. 18/9/1918, dies. Wife Jane and friend Robert Slater Windle of Barlick are executors. Was architect for many mills and shed companies, including Barnsey Shed Barlick.


Atkinson W P
Tailor of Church Street, Barlick
Tailor 32 Church Street in 1887. Uncles were hand loom weavers on Crow Row with sisters helping. [were sisters the E&E milliners in 1902?]
Wrote a memoir ‘Old Barlick’ and presented a copy to Mr and Mrs Alban Atkinson in 1917. He was living at 36 Skipton Road Barlick at the time. [copy of Old Barlick in Barlick library]

Atkinson WP and Sons.
Tailors and hatters, 9 Church Street, 1902. Ditto in 1896. Ditto jan 1 1930 in account sent to Herbert Nutter.



Elsworth.

Elsworth, John. 1851 census.
Barnoldswick Hey. 53 yrs, HLW cotton. Mary, wife, 39. William s, son, 29, power loom weaver, cotton. Margaret, daughter, 20, power loom weaver cotton. Elizabeth, grand daughter, 3.

Elsworth. Richard,
Milk dealer, 13 Station Road. 1896.

Elsworth. Robert,
Eating house, Valley Road, 1902.

Elsworth. Thomas, 1851 census.
Folly, Barlick. 29 Power loom weaver cotton. Ellen wife, 22, hand loom weaver cotton. John W, son 1 yr.

Elsworth. Cyril,
Garage proprietor on Valley Road. Elsworth’s Garage used to be the Vauxhall and Bedford agency for Barlick until at least 1965. Still in business in 2001 but at a reduced level.



BUTTERWORTH

Butterworth. Mrs Jane,
Confectioner, 54 Rainhall Road. 1902.

Butterworth and Tinker
Tender for lightning conductor at 10d per foot accepted by Calf Hall Shed Co. 4/09/1889.