NEW HOLLINS INN
29 Paradise Street
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| Although there's a question mark on the New Hollins Inn, I am 100% confident that it's marked in the right position. (see advert from 18.6.1887) Leeming Street and King Street are both now Manchester Road. Paradise Street was superceded by Avenham Lane. |
MINE HOSTS:
1841 John Sumner
1850 - 61 Turner Turner
1871 Ann Wood
1877 William Graham
1877 - 84 John Coates
1884 - 98 William Robinson
1898 Christina Robinson
1898 Robert Marsden
1899 William Yates
1899 - 1904 William Hulme
1906 Christopher Britland - Owned by him as well.
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| Preston Chronicle 13th July 1878 |
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| Preston Chronicle 25th January 1879 |
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| Preston Chronicle 18th June 1887 NB. Lot 4 in this Auction advertisement relates to No. 2 Paradise Street, possibly the childhood home of the gentleman who has commented below. The advertisement also confirms beyond doubt that the position of the New Hollins was as indicated above. Other than the corner where St. Saviour's Church was, there was only one other corner of Leeming Street and Paradise Street. The opposite corners were in King Street. |
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CENSUS RETURNS
1861
Turner Turner 65 years Beerseller b. Tockholes
Mary Turner 55 Wife b. Slaidburn
1871
Ann Wood 50 years - widow Beerseller b. Penwortham
1881
John Coates 45 years Beerseller b. Preston
Jane Coates 44 Wife do
Mary Coates 14 Daughter do
Margaret Coates 12 Daughter do
Elizabeth Coates 11 Daughter do
Ellen Coates 9 Daughter do
Jane Coates 6 Daughter do
William Simon Coates 5 Son do
John Coates 2 Son do
1891
William Robinson 35 years Beerseller b. Preston
Mary Robinson 31 Wife do
James Robinson 12 Son do
Thomas Robinson 11 Son do
William Robinson 7 Son do
Mary Robinson 5 Daughter do
1901
William Hulme 35 years widower Innkeeper b. Preston
Ellen Hulme 65 widow Mother b. Stalmine
Ellen Hulme 65 widow Mother b. Stalmine
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