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| detective Quote | Reply | | Charlton Family posted on: 5/15/2007 7:08:23 PM Hello Any information would be greatfully received on the following; a)William Charlton - b)Mill Worker in the 1860's c)lived on Aldercar Lane, Aldercar. Thank you |
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suegill
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Charlton Family
replied on: 5/15/2007 11:38:56 PM do you need census lookups? Sue |
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Peter Chamberlain
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replied on: 5/18/2007 8:55:02 PM 1861 CENSUS Charlton family living on Aldercar Lane Household Members: Name Age Ann Charlton 11 Eliza Charlton 5 John Charlton 16 Joseph Charlton 44 Mary Charlton 46 Walter Charlton 2 William Charlton 19 View Original Record View original image |
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porkpiebaby
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replied on: 5/19/2007 7:00:39 AM 1871 Still on Aldercar lane Joseph 53 b Greasley Nottingham Ag Lab Mary 56 b Rodsley (?) Derby Walter 12 b Heanor I guess the others had moved out and married! |
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porkpiebaby
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replied on: 5/19/2007 7:04:15 AM 1871 Langley Mill Road John Charlton 26 Labourer in Iron work b Heanor Susannah Charlton 25 b Quarndon Anne Charlton 1 b heanor Ruben 1 month b Heanor |
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porkpiebaby
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Charlton Family
replied on: 5/19/2007 7:09:32 AM 1871 Bether Derbyshire (Newton, Ashton under Lyme) Elizabeth Charlton 28 Cotton Winder, born Ashton Lancashire Henry Charlton 5 Jane Charlton 10 Housekeeper. born Stalybridge Mary Ann Charlton 9 Cotton Winder, born Stalybridge Pamelia Charlton 7 Sarah Charlton 4 months William Charlton 29 Forge striker born Belper, Derbyshire William Charlton 3 |
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detective
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Charlton Family
replied on: 5/19/2007 10:06:29 AM Thanks everyone for your replies all have been most useful. All I know is that the Charlton family lived here for a few years and then went back I think to live near Shirland/Alfreton. If the men were Mill workers, would this have been flour mill or clothing? I am not sure of the history of employment around Langley Mill/ Aldercar. We travelled by car down Aldercar lane and found it quite rural. Can we assume there were working class houses built here for the mill workers as we only found a farm and a few other larger dwellings. D |
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suzard
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Charlton Family
replied on: 5/19/2007 1:04:38 PM Aldercar lane (which you drove down) was home to Aldercar Hall -if you go to the Langley Mill and Aldercar forum you may be interested to read the "Aldercar Toll Gate" and "Aldercar Hall" topics. However,I doubt your relatives would have lived there. Part of what we now know as Cromford Road, or possibly part of Dunstead Rd (Robert will correct me as to which part was known as Aldercar lane) was at that time also called Aldercar lane -some of my ancestors lived there too-in terraced cottages. I would think your ancestors worked at the flour mill -on which there is a topic on the langley mill and Aldercar forum. The Smith family, before acquiring the flour mill were cola mine owners in Langley mill/Aldercar. Hope this helps |
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RMMee
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replied on: 5/19/2007 7:11:13 PM Suz - I never have to correct you!!! In 1871, "Aldercar Lane" was definitely what we now know as Cromford Road, all the way from the Mill to Aldercar Church. I'm not sure when what we now know as Aldercar Lane got that name. |
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