SHOVEL AND BROOM INN #
20 or 22, Patten Street
- Referred to as the "MALT SHOVEL" in Preston Chronicle 18.4.1857 -
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MINE HOSTS:
pre-1840 Amos Ogden - Noted as an Insolvent Debtor in Preston Chronicle: 15th February 1840
pre-1840 Amos Ogden - Noted as an Insolvent Debtor in Preston Chronicle: 15th February 1840
1840 Henry Seed - Wife, Alice, d. 4.3.1840 aged 42 years.
1841 Thomas Wilson
1851 - 57 Jane Wilson
1861 Elizabeth Wilson
1869 - 77 Thomas Wilson - probably the son of the 1841 Thomas Wilson
1877 - 87 Patrick Sheridan
1887 - 89 Joseph Parkinson
1889 - 90 Thomas Mashiter
1890 - 92 John Hamer
1892 - 93 William Waterhouse
1893 - 94 William Whittle
1894 - 95 John Beaver
1895 - 97 Janey Beaver
1897 Mary Ann Grady
1898 Stephen Wareing
1898 - 99 Thomas Hollinghurst,
1900 Thomas Wicks
1901 Edwin Wilson
1904 Catherine Grady
1907 Priscilla Moran
NB. Henry SEED, mine host in 1840, was the son of Robert SEED,landlord of the NORTH STAR, Great George Street, Preston. After the death of his wife, Alice (Gardner) Seed, in 1840, he left the pub and went to live with his older brother, WILLIAM, a farmer, in Claughton-on-Brock.
His wife and daughter Mary, are both buried in St. Wilfrid's Cemetery, and Henry eventually returned to Preston, where he died in 1855. He was buried at St. Ignatius's Church on the 17th December 1855, aged 64 years, because St. Wilfrid's had been closed the year before.
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Preston Chronicle 27th October 1883 |
Lancashire Evening Post 6th February 1908
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CENSUS RETURNS
1841
Thomas Wilson 30 years Retail Brewer
Thomas Wilson 30 years Retail Brewer
Jane Wilson 20 Wife?
1851
Jane Wilson 46 years Retail Beerseller b. Lancaster ?
Elizabeth Wilson 10 Daughter b. Preston
Thomas Wilson 8 Son do
Margaret Wilson 6 Daughter do
John Wilson 4 Son do
William Harling 63 widower Brewer b. Clapham, Yorks.
Elizabeth Wilson 10 Daughter b. Preston
Thomas Wilson 8 Son do
Margaret Wilson 6 Daughter do
John Wilson 4 Son do
William Harling 63 widower Brewer b. Clapham, Yorks.
1861
Elizabeth Wilson 20 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Preston
Thomas Wilson 18 Brother do
Margaret Wilson 16 Sister do
John Wilson 14 Brother do
1871
Thomas Wilson 32 years Tin Plate Worker b. Preston
1881
Patrick Sherridan 67 years Beerseller b. Ireland
Bridget Sherridan 55 Wife do
Catherine Sherridan 19 Daughter b. Preston
Annie Sheridan 16 Daughter ?
Martin Calpin 28 Son-in-law b. Ireland
Mary Calpin 26 Daughter b. Preston
Thomas Calpin 10 weeks Grand-son do
1891
John Hamer 56 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Manchester
Ann Hamer 48 Wife b. Preston
Betsy Beck 43 Sister-in-law do
Margaret Beck 40 Sister-in-law do
1901
Edwin Wilson 32 years Chemist and Druggist b. Coventry
Hannah Wilson 33 Wife b. Tallontine? Cumberland
Doris Wilson 1 Daughter b. Preston
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A bit of information on H. Seed, who was "Mine Host" in 1840: He was Henry Seed, the son of Robert Seed, landlord at the North Star in Great George Street. After the death of his wife Alice (Gardner) Seed in 1840 he left the pub and went to stay with his older brother William, a farmer in Claughton-on-Brock. His wife and daughter Mary were both buried in St Wilfrid's Cemetery, and Henry eventually returned to Preston where he died in 1855. As St Wilfrid's Cemetery had closed the year before, he was buried at St Ignatius Church on 17 Dec 1855, aged 64 years
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