BLACK CAT #
20 Heatley Street
probably later known (after about 1865) as the
COAL-YARD TAVERN
probably later known (after about 1865) as the
COAL-YARD TAVERN
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The street number 16 was sourced from Sewer Maps of 1853, but numbers had a habit of being changed as new building were erected, etc. This sketch plan is pre-Corporation Street. See 'Globe Tavern'
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MINE HOSTS:
1841 William Marshall
1851 Daniel Cockitt - was at the Windmill Inn, Moor Lane, at the time of the census.
1851 - 52 James Fisher
1859 Jane Hilton
1861 - 66 Robert Hilton
1869 John Brown
1861 - 66 Robert Hilton
1869 John Brown
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"The entrance to Messrs. Paley's factory had been effected
by getting through a window near the Black Cat beershop."
- Extract from a court case -
Preston Chronicle 1st August 1855
Preston
Chronicle – 2nd July 1859
"The entrance to Messrs. Paley's factory had been effected
by getting through a window near the Black Cat beershop."
- Extract from a court case -
Preston Chronicle 31st December 1842
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Preston
Chronicle – 2nd July 1859*
Preston Herald 14th April 1866
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Preston Herald 21st December 1867
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Preston Herald 10th July 1869
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CENSUS
1841
William Marshall 25 years Brewer
Jane Marshall 25 Wife / Independent
Anthony Marshall 24 Boatman
Ann Marshall 20 Cotton Worker
James Marshall 5
William Marshall 1
Hillary Swarbrick 13 Cotton Winder
1851
James Fisher 36 years Beerseller b. Cockerham
Jane Fisher 37 Wife b. Radcliffe
Thomas Sutton 29 Canal labourer b. Preston
Esther Sutton 29 do
Kernophat?? Sutton 7 Daughter do
William Sutton 5 Son do
Christopher Sutton 2 Son do
1861
Robert Hilton 60 years Beerseller b. Walton-le-dale
Jane Hilton 42 Wife b. Preston.
Shown in Census as living in Olive Street
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