STATION TAVERN #
9 Butler Street
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Referred to on occasion as "HORROCKS'S ARMS"
See the name of the first landlord.
Referred to on occasion as "HORROCKS'S ARMS"
See the name of the first landlord.
MINE HOSTS:
1851 - 53 William Horrocks - owned by Thomas Dobson.
1856 - ? William Walker
1856 - ? William Walker
1861 - 71 Alice Walker
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Blackburn Standard 25th July 1855
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Preston Chronicle 22nd March 1862
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Preston Chronicle 12th May 1866
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Liverpool Mercury 21st October 1873
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SUDDEN DEATH IN PRESTON
On Friday, an inquest was opened at the Police
Station, Preston, on the body of a labouring man
named Aldridge, who was found dead in bed on the
previous day at the STATION INN beerhouse,
Butler Street, where he was lodging. The inquest
was adjourned to Monday, when the jury returned
a verdict that the deceased was found dead in bed,
and that death was caused by the rupture of a
blood vessel.
Lytham and Kirkham Times 27th October 1873
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CENSUS RETURNS
1851
William Horrocks 53 years Lic. Vict. b. Brough
Mary Horrocks 42 Wife b. Preston
Agnes Cranshaw 16 Daughter / Scholar do
Cathrine Cranshaw 14 Daughter / Scholar do
John Cranshaw 11 Son / Scholar do
1861
Alice Walker 27 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Westmoreland
Ann Whitehead 47 Sister b. Loughrigg
John Walker 14 Son (of who?) b. Preston
Sarah Walker 11 Daughter do
Nathan Walker 9 Son do
John Walker 4 Son do
William R. Walker 1 Son do
Sarah Whitehead 68 Mother / Lodger do ???
Anne Whitehead 14 Servant b. Burnside
William Beardsworth 31 unmarried Lodger b. Leyland
James Wane 27 married do b. Euxton
1871
Alice Walker 38 years Beerhouse Keeper b.Loughrigg, Westmoreland
Sarah Walker 21 Daughter b. Preston
Nathan Walker 19 Son do
John Walker 15 Son do
William Walker 12 Son do
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