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Monday 27 February 2012

NEW BATHS INN, Melbourne Street

NEW BATHS INN
23 Melbourne Street
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MINE HOSTS:
1853                       Richard Hornby
1861                       William Adams
1862                       Thomas Tommony    d. 13.6.1862 aged 64 years
1862 - 67                Sarah Tommony  d. on the premises here, 22.4.1867, aged 58 years.
1869                       Robert Walmsley
1870 - 71               Peter Kirby  -   2.10.1870, fined under the Sunday Act, 25s and costs.
1871                      Thomas Henry Topping (Tipping)
1877 - 82               Mrs Martha Simpson
1883 - 97               Anthony Wareing  (Waring)
1897                      Thomas Gill
1898                      George Turner
1898 - 99              Thomas Payton  (Paton)
1899                      Thomas Baines
1900 - 02              William John McKnight
1902 - 04               Francis Woods
1907                      Mary MacKintosh
1909                                                -owned by Messrs. Hall, Hale and Co.
                                                        Had 4 transfers in last 5 years.
1910                      Hornby Billington
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*The New Baths Inn was owned (on leasehold) by Thomas Tommony, who owned several houses in Melbourne Street in the 1860s. In his Will, dated 10 Oct 1859 he left these houses to his various children. Numbers 22 and 23 Melbourne Street, "in the occupation repectively of Thomas Tommony and William Adams as tenants" were left to his son Edward for his lifetime, on the condition that Edward pay to Edward Pedder Esq. the ground rent for the land on which his eight houses in Melbourne Street and Walker Street were built, that being £10 9s 6d per year.

Thomas and his wife Sarah were born in Ireland and raised a large family in Preston. They had a total of 15 children, including one set of twins and one set of triplets. "On Thursday last, the wife of Thomas Tamony (sic), No. 106 Friargate, was safely delivered of three children, who, like their mother, are doing well." Published in the Preston Chronicle, Sat., 22 Oct 1836. Sadly, six of the children, including the triplets, died in infancy, and another died aged 21 years. They are buried in St Wilfrid's Cemetery.

Thomas Tommony died at his home in Melbourne Street on 13 Jun 1862, aged 64 and was buried in a private grave in Preston Cemetery. His widow Sarah died at 23 Melbourne Street, which I suspect was no longer being used as a beerhouse, on 22 Apr 1867, aged 58 years, and was buried in the family grave with her husband. 
Information from Glenn Swarbrick, formerly of the Lancashire Record Office, Bow Lane.
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Preston Chronicle  26th April 1879
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
William Adams                     62 years                   Beerhouse keeper                 b. Preston
Ellen Adams                         62                            Wife                                             do

1871
Thomas H. Tipping               35 years                  Innkeeper                             b. Preston
Margaret Tipping                  41                            Wife                                            do
Mary Alice Tipping              15                      Daughter / Assistant                          do
George A. Tipping                11                       Son / Scholar                                    do
Henry Tipping                       9                        Son / Scholar                                     do
Margaret H. Tipping             1                            Daughter                                        do

1881
Martha Simpson                 62 years                    Lic. Vict.                               b. Preston
Thomas Simpson                 33                            Son                                                do
Mary Simpson                     16                            Daughter                                        do
             See story above re another son:  26.4.1879

1891
Anthony Waring                  38 years                   Lic. Vict.                               b. Forton
Sarah Ann Waring               38                             Wife                                     b. Preston
Robert Waring                    10                             Son                                               do
Elizabeth Waring                  8                              Daughter                                       do
Edith Waring                        5                              Daughter                                       do
Martha Simpson Waring      3                               Daughter                                       do
Mary Jane Waring               6 months                   Daughter                                       do

1901
William John McKnight      63 years                    Army Pensioner & Innkeeper  b. Ireland
Esther McKnight                54                             Wife                                       b. Salford ?
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  2. The New Baths Inn was owned (on leasehold) by Thomas Tommony, who owned several houses in Melbourne Street in the 1860s. In his Will, dated 10 Oct 1859 he left these houses to his various children. Numbers 22 and 23 Melbourne Street, "in the occupation repectively of Thomas Tommony and William Adams as tenants" were left to his son Edward for his lifetime, on the condition that Edward pay to Edward Pedder Esq. the ground rent for the land on which his eight houses in Melbourne Street and Walker Street were built, that being £10 9s 6d per year.

    Thomas and his wife Sarah were born in Ireland and raised a large family in Preston. They had a total of 15 children, including one set of twins and one set of triplets. "On Thursday last, the wife of Thomas Tamony (sic), No. 106 Friargate, was safely delivered of three children, who, like their mother, are doing well." Published in the Preston Chronicle, Sat., 22 Oct 1836. Sadly, six of the children, including the triplets, died in infancy, and another died aged 21 years. They are buried in St Wilfrid's Cemetery.

    Thomas Tommony died at his home in Melbourne Street on 13 Jun 1862, aged 64 and was buried in a private grave in Preston Cemetery. His widow Sarah died at 23 Melbourne Street on 22 Apr 1867, aged 58 years, and was buried in the family grave with her husband.

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