NELSON'S MONUMENT
278 (later 74) Ribbleton Lane
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Along with the Lord Nelson, this pub was a
celebration of our naval history. This one
survived until about 1907.
At the 1872 Brester Sessions the licence for
this beer-house was granted on the condition
that they had another storey added to the
building. At the 1873 Sessions it was reported
that the work was being done at that time.
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MINE HOSTS:
1861 Joseph Hartley
1867 Joseph Swarbrick
1869 - 72 William Beesley
1873 - owned by Mr. Hayes
1877 Mrs. Ellen Green
1877 - 78 Thomas Leeming
1878 - 91 Thomas Singleton
1891 - 97 John Joseph Woods
1897 - 98 John Oldham
1898 - 99 Thomas Mashiter
1899 - 1900 William Barnes
1900 - 1901 William Mayor
1901 - 02 William Hewitt
1904 Thomas Ward
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| Preston Chronicle 13th July 1867 |
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Preston Chronicle 20th April 1878
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
Joseph Hartley 68 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Keswick, Cumberland
Emilia Hartley 67 Wife b. Leigh
James Hartley 19 Son / Cotton Weaver b. Preston
Hannah Hartley 18 Daughter-in-law / Cotton Weaver do
Mary Hartley 6 months Grand-daughter do
Robert Leigh 62 Boarder / Gardener b. Walton
Mary Edmondson 59 Visitor / Factory Sweeper b. Preston
1871
William Beesley 42 years Beerseller b. Whittingham
Ann Beesley 41 Wife b. Alston
1881
Thomas Singleton 67 years Innkeeper b. Catforth
Alice Singleton 67 Wife do
1891
Thomas Singleton 77 years Beerseller b. Catforth
1901
William Mayor 50 years Maltster & Beerseller b. Much Hoole
Ann Mayor 50 Wife b. Longton
Richard Hart 31 Nephew / Bricklayer do
Thomas Hewitson 16 Adopted-son / Iron foundry labourer do
Joseph Topping 15 Adopted-son / Brickmaker's assistant b. Preston
Margaret Higham 6 Adopted-daughter b. Longton
Mary Goggins 27 Servant b. Preston
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