GOLDEN CROSS HOTEL #
29 Shambles (1818)
12 Lancaster Road (1854)
*
This hotel was replaced by one of the same name in around 1861, at
*
MINE HOSTS:
Of the original Golden Cross -
pre-1807 Edward Sharples d.
1807 Mrs. (Edward) Sharples - Married Henry Sharples, see notice below, 1807.
1811 - 17 George Brannon (Brennon) - Confined in Lancaster Gaol as a debtor c. 21.6.1817
Described as a 'sherrif's officer and victualler'.
Lancaster Gazette 21.6.1817
1817 - 27 Robert Gornall - son, Robert, 14 years, died 8.4.1817.
Robert Gornall died 26.5.1842 aged 76 years
1807 Mrs. (Edward) Sharples - Married Henry Sharples, see notice below, 1807.
1811 - 17 George Brannon (Brennon) - Confined in Lancaster Gaol as a debtor c. 21.6.1817
Described as a 'sherrif's officer and victualler'.
Lancaster Gazette 21.6.1817
1817 - 27 Robert Gornall - son, Robert, 14 years, died 8.4.1817.
Robert Gornall died 26.5.1842 aged 76 years
1829 Richard Gornall - wife, Elizabeth, died aged 35, on 9.6.1834 at Broughton Tower.
1835 - 45 James Walmsley
1846 - 47 James Rainford
1846 - 47 James Rainford
1847 Thomas Ellis
1847 - 51 James Smith
1853 - 54 James Johnson
1855 - 61 William Hesmondhalgh (same landlord in the NEW Golden Cross Hotel.
*
MARRIAGE: On Sunday 30th March, 1807, Mr. Henry Sharples, reed maker, to Mrs. Sharples, relict of Mr. Edward
Sharples, of the Golden Cross Tavern, Preston.
Lancaster Gazette 4th April 1807
*
Lancaster Gazette 16th February 16th February 1811
*
DEATH: On Thursday last, aged 78 years,
Mrs. Makinson, mother of Mr. George Brannan,
of the Golden Cross public-house, Preston.
Lancaster Gazette 24th August 1811
*
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the house of MR. ROBERT GORNALL, the Golden Cross Inn, within Preston, on Tuesday 15th day of July next, at six o'clock in the evening.
THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in all that ANCIENT MANSION, situate in Walton-le-Dale, called "BURSCOUGHS" together with the barn, stable, shippon, orchard, garden, etc. etc.
The property of Mr. Thomas Burscough.
Lancaster Gazette 12th July 1817
*
TAKE NOTICE, that a Meeting of the Creditors of ROGER TURNER, late of MYERSCOUGH HALL, in the County of Lancaster, FARMER, lately discharged from the Gaol of Lancaster Castle, under and by virtue of the Act of Parliament passed in the fifty-third Year of the Reign of King George the Third, instituted, "An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England," will be held at the House of ROBERT GORNALL, the sign of the Golden Cross, in PRESTON, Innkeeper, on Saturday the seventh day of NOVEMBER next, at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of choosing an Assignee or Assignees of the said Insolvent's Estate and Effects.
Carlisle Patriot 24th October 1818
*
JAMES WALMSLEY
GOLDEN CROSS INN
Wishes to acquaint the public in general that he has
purchased, for the purpose of letting to hire, a
splendid BATH CARRIAGE, and those ladies
and gentlemen who please to favour him with their
commands, may depend upon always having
careful drivers and steady horses.
Preston Chronicle 28th October 1843
*
Preston Chronicle 27th November 1847
*
Preston Chronicle 4th December 1847
*
MARRIAGE: On Sunday 30th March, 1807, Mr. Henry Sharples, reed maker, to Mrs. Sharples, relict of Mr. Edward
Sharples, of the Golden Cross Tavern, Preston.
Lancaster Gazette 4th April 1807
*
*
DEATH: On Thursday last, aged 78 years,
Mrs. Makinson, mother of Mr. George Brannan,
of the Golden Cross public-house, Preston.
Lancaster Gazette 24th August 1811
*
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the house of MR. ROBERT GORNALL, the Golden Cross Inn, within Preston, on Tuesday 15th day of July next, at six o'clock in the evening.
THE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in all that ANCIENT MANSION, situate in Walton-le-Dale, called "BURSCOUGHS" together with the barn, stable, shippon, orchard, garden, etc. etc.
The property of Mr. Thomas Burscough.
Lancaster Gazette 12th July 1817
*
TAKE NOTICE, that a Meeting of the Creditors of ROGER TURNER, late of MYERSCOUGH HALL, in the County of Lancaster, FARMER, lately discharged from the Gaol of Lancaster Castle, under and by virtue of the Act of Parliament passed in the fifty-third Year of the Reign of King George the Third, instituted, "An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England," will be held at the House of ROBERT GORNALL, the sign of the Golden Cross, in PRESTON, Innkeeper, on Saturday the seventh day of NOVEMBER next, at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of choosing an Assignee or Assignees of the said Insolvent's Estate and Effects.
Carlisle Patriot 24th October 1818
*
JAMES WALMSLEY
GOLDEN CROSS INN
Wishes to acquaint the public in general that he has
purchased, for the purpose of letting to hire, a
splendid BATH CARRIAGE, and those ladies
and gentlemen who please to favour him with their
commands, may depend upon always having
careful drivers and steady horses.
Preston Chronicle 31st December 1841
*
*
Preston Chronicle 3rd October 1846
*
*
*
CENSUS RETURNS
1841
James Walmsley 36 years Publican
Alice Walmsley 35 Wife
Richard Walmsley 8 Son
Isabella Walmsley 5 Daughter
Sarah Walmsley 9 Daughter
Mary Addison 28 F. S.
Alice Beardsworth 15 F. S.
1851
James Walmsley 36 years Publican
Alice Walmsley 35 Wife
Richard Walmsley 8 Son
Isabella Walmsley 5 Daughter
Sarah Walmsley 9 Daughter
Mary Addison 28 F. S.
Alice Beardsworth 15 F. S.
1851
James Smith 58 years Innkeeper b. Claughton
Mary Smith 53 Wife do
George Smith 28 Son / Innkeeper do
Alice Smith 18 Daughter b. Scotforth
Ellen Hall 27 Servant b. St. Michaels
Ellen Hall 27 Servant b. St. Michaels
*
No comments:
Post a Comment