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Wednesday 9 January 2019

PALATINE HOTEL, Avenham Lane

PALATINE HOTEL      #
Variously as        47 (44)  Great Avenham Street
35 Avenham Lane
2 Great Avenham Street
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MINE HOSTS:
1836                        Thomas Walker - Owned by him. Licence refused.                                                             Given as 44 Gt. Avenham Street. May be synonymous with AVENHAM TAVERN 
                                                    Preston Chronicle  3rd September 1836. 
 
1849                         Margaret Anderton  d.  22. 8. 1849 aged 63 years. Widow of 
         Joseph Anderton. Property owned by Mrs. Julia Margison (Marginson).
1849                        John Percy Crewe ? - see Death notice dated 25.8.1849.below.
1851                        Margaret Anderton     (Mary Ann Anderton - P.C. 2nd August 1851.)
1853                        James Anderton
1861                        Mary Duckett    [Duckitt]
1867 - 85                John Crawshaw
1886                        Isabella Crawshaw
1887                        Hannah Duckett Crawshaw
1887                        Hannah Duckett Gibbons
1889 - 98                John Gibbons
1899                        Elizabeth Horsfall
1899 - 1901            Thomas Campbell
1904 - 1917            Edgar Walsh
1926 - 27                Thomas Tipping
1932 - 44                Stanley Nicholas Fazackerley - former PNE and Sheffield United.
1948                       Thomas Gill
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Preston Guardian  25th August 1849
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EAST, WEST  -  HOME BREWED'S BEST
T.CAMPBELL, Palatine Hotel, Avenham Lane, Preston.
Home Brew'd Ales, Wines, Cigars of the best quality.
Lancashire Evening Post   7th October 1899
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HOME-BREWED'S BEST - THE SALE'S THE TEST
PALATINE, Palatable, Pure, Pale Home Brew'd Ales,
Avenham Lane.  T. CAMPBELL, Proprietor
Preston Herald   20th January 1900
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Taken from PNE Football Records Magazine up to the 1906 - 07 Season.
The advert relates to the year 1907.
Magazine provided by Ian Rigby, the Official PNE Historian
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CHESTERS  BREWERY  Co. Ltd.
MANCHESTER
Brewers of Quality Beer and Stout

Announce that their Ales and Stout on draught and in bottle may be obtained in Preston at:-
THE COUNTY HOTEL, Deepdale Road
KING'S ARMS, Stanley Street
PALATINE HOTEL,  Gt. Avenham Street
ODDFELLOWS ARMS,  Adelphi Street
NEW BRITANNIA INN,  Heatley Street
THIRD DUKE OF LANCASTER'S OWN, Ribbleton Lane

DRINK AND ENJOY "CHESTERS" - 
THE BETTER BEER
Lancashire Evening Post   22nd January 1937
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Lancashire Evening Post   25th November 1941
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CENSUS RETURNS
1851
Mary Anderton                      38 years                 Retailer of Beer         b. Walton-le-dale
William Anderton                   36                               Brother / Currier                        do
Mary Ann Anderton              42                            Visitor / Dress Maker      b. Chorley

1861
Mary Duckett                        36 years                        Beerseller                  b. Preston
John Adamson                       28                                Boarder / Fundholder          do

1871
John Crawshaw                    39 years                     Wine & Beerseller     b. Yorkshire
Isabella Crawshaw                40                                  Wife                         b. Preston
Hannah D. Crawshaw           11                                   Daughter                  b. Liverpool


1881
John Crawshaw                    49 years                Innkeeper               b, Rastrick, Yorkshire
Isabella Crawshaw                53                                 Wife                          b. Preston
Hannah Crawshaw                22                             Daughter                    b. Liverpool

1891
John Gibbons                       31 years                     Beerhouse Keeper    b. Mayo, Ireland
Ann D, Gibbons                   31                                  Wife                         b. Liverpool

1901
Thomas Campbell                37 years                         Beerseller                  b. Preston
Jane Campbell                     37                                  Wife                                   do
Mary A. Campbell               8                                    Daughter                            do
Wilfred C. Campbell            7                                    Son                                    do
Cyril C. Campbell                5                                    Son                                    do
Winifred Campbell               3                                    Daughter                            do  

1911
Edgar Walsh                       39 years              Beerseller                  b. Rastrick, Yorkshire
Sarah Ann Walsh                38                              Wife                                       do
Hilda Walsh                        14                             Daughter / Nurse                       do
Harry Walsh                       13                               Son / Errand Boy                     do
Ernest Crawshaw Walsh     10                               Son / School                            do
Florence Walsh                    2                                    Daughter                   b. Preston     
    NOTE:   The occurrence of the name 'Crawshaw' as Ernest's middle name.
                     NOTE ALSO:  That John Crawshaw in 1871 and 1881 was born in Rastrick, also. There has to be a family connection between these two families.
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  1. Simon14 April 2020 at 21:53

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  2. Simon14 April 2020 at 22:02

    Hi folks,

    Edgar Walsh was my Great grandfather. Duckett, Crawshaw, Horsfall all family. The Palatine was in our family 1861 - 1925

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    1. Steve H20 April 2020 at 16:17

      Thanks for that Simon. I'm extremely interested in pubs that have had continuous occupancy like this. Is there a chance of you explaining how the families are linked, particularly beginning with the husband of Mrs Duckett, and presumably when he took over at the Palatine. Write to me please on srh.steve@aol.co.uk Cheers

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