MILL TAVERN #
59 & 60 North Road
later 187 North Road
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MINE HOSTS:
1841 Adam Crouley
1851 James Naylor
1853 William Naylor
1853 William Naylor
1860 - 61 William Wilkinson
1869 - 70 Ellen and Mary Milner
1870 Isabella Harrison
1871 Ellen Milner
1875 Robert Milner
1875 Robert Billington
1875 Robert Milner
1875 Robert Billington
1875 - 79 William Peter Cutts [Catts]
1879 Sarah Jolly - widow
1880 Mary Cutts
1880 - 81 Elias Eccles
1882 William Battersby
1883 - 84 George Dearden
1884 George Wilson
1885 James Fargin
1885 George Clayton
1886 William Barnes
1886 William Crook
1886 Elizabeth Treadwell
1887 Elizabeth Fell - I believe this woman is the same as Elizabeth Treadwell.
1888 Sarah Allinson
1888 - 93 James Bingham
1893 Mary Jane Bingham
1893 - 96 Mary Ann Clayton
1897 - 1913 Evan Tomlinson
1917 - 24 John Breakell
1926 - 27 Angelina Bickell (Is this a coincidence? Breakell / Bickell)
1931 - 32 John Frankland
1936 NO MENTION
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Preston Chronicle 11th June 1870
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PRESTON LICENSED VICTUALLERS & BEER
SELLERS PROTECTION ASSOCIATION -
A Special General Meeting of the above association
was held at the Mill Tavern, North Road, on Wednesday,
to discuss the propriety of subscribing towards the
guaranteed fund required from the Corporation for the
Royal Agricultural Society's show, to be held in Preston
in 1877. Mr. John Leaver was in the chair. After some
little discussion on the question, the sum of £15 was
unanimously voted to the fund.
Preston Chronicle 26th February 1876
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ASSAULTING A MOTHER
Thomas Seddon was charged with assaulting his
mother, Sarah Jolly, landlady of the Mill Tavern,
North Road.
For some time back the prisoner had been living
at the expense of his mother, and had not worked to
maintain himself. On Thuesday night last he went
home the worse for frink, and was remonstrated with
by Mrs. Jolly, telling him that that sort of thing would
not do, and that he must have better conduct. Seddon
rished at her, pushed her about, and struck her several
times in the face. She said she did not want to punish the
prisoner, but wanted him to promise not to go near her
agaiu, or annoy her. He was discharged with Mrs. Jolly
paying all the expenses,
Preston Chronicle 12th July 1879
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
William Wilkinson 57 years Cotton Sizer b. Downham
Betty Wilkinson 57 Beerseller ?
James Wilkinson 30 Son / Brewer b. Blackburn
Sarah Ann Wilkinson 20 Daughter do
William Thomas Wilkinson 15 Son do
Thomas Hindle 84 Father-in-law b. Rishton
1871
Thomas Milner 78 years Head b. Sowerby
Margaret Milner 68 Wife b. Woodplumpton
Ellen Milner 45 Daughter/Beerseller b. Sowerby
Mary Milner 40 Daughter do
Joseph Milner 21 Son b. Preston
Richard Milner 19 Son do
1881
Elias Eccles 40 years Brewer's labourer b. Westby
Isabella Eccles 43 Wife b. Marton
John Eccles 17 Son b. Lytham
Elizabeth Eccles 13 Daughter b. Preston
Ellen Eccles 11 Daughter do
1891
James Bingham 55 years Cotton Weaver b. Ireland
Mary J. Bingham 32 Daughter/Beerseller do
Susan Bingham 31 Daughter b. Preston
High Bingham 28 Son do
1901
Evan Tomlinson 29 years Beerseller b. Preston
Elizabeth Tomlinson 25 Wife do
John Tomlinson 2 Son do
1911
Evan Tomlinson 40 years Innkeeper b. Preston
Elizabeth Tomlinson 33 Wife do
John Tomlinson 12 Son / School do
Levi Tomlinson 9 Son / School do
Evan Tomlinson 3 Son do
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