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Transcription from the Following Poor Law Rate Books for the Parish, Or Transcription from the following Poor Law Rate books for the Parish, or Township of Euxton in the Chorley Union, Lancashire. Years Covered; 1880 (Assessed October 4th, 1880) 1897 (Assessed October 13th, 1897) 1910 (Assessed 18th October, 1910) Details included, Record Number. Name of Occupier. Name of Owner. Description of Property Name or Situation of Property. Estimated extent. Gross Estimated Rental. Rateable Value of Agricultural Land. Rateable Value of Buildings etc. Rate Payable. Transcribed by Tom J Iddon Oct/Nov 2005 An Assessment for the Relief of the Poor of the Township of Euxton, Lancashire made 4th October 1880. Gross Rate at 1s Estimated Estimated Rateable in the Extent Rental Value Pound No Name of Occupier Name of Owner Description of Property Rated Name or situation of property A : R : P £.s.d £.s.d £.s.d Hall outbuildings & pleasure 1 Rawcliffe, Henry Anderton, W.J grounds. Euxton Hall 4a 2r 4p 150.00.00 127.10.00 6.07.06 2 Rawcliffe, Henry Anderton, W.J Land Park & etc 93a 0r 10p 166.10.00 138.00.00 7.18.00 3 Anderton, W.J Anderton, W.J Tithes Euxton 214.10.00 214.10.00 10.14.06 4 Rawcliffe, Henry Anderton, W.J House & Land Bugle Inn 12a 3r 10p 22.00.00 20.00.00 1.00.00 5 Rawcliffe, Henry Anderton, W.J Cottage Bugle Inn 3.00.00 2.08.00 0.02.05 6 Houghton, Charles Anderton, W.J House & Land Balshaw Lane 5a 1r 13p 23.00.00 23.00.00 1.03.00 7 Walmsley, Richard Anderton, W.J Cottage Mary Land 1r 6p 7.00.00 6.00.00 0.06.00 8 Cornwell, Robert Anderton, W.J Cottage Mary Land 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 9 Clitheroe, Elizabeth Anderton, W.J Cottage Old School House 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 10 Hayley, James Anderton, W.J Public House Ince Arms 1r 24p 25.00.00 21.05.00 1.01.03 11 Wiggans, Nancy Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 6.00.00 5.00.00 0.05.00 12 Robinson, John Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 13 Rawcliffe, Henry Anderton, W.J House & Land Dawber Lane 70a 100.00.00 95.00.00 4.15.00 14 Fishwick, Jonathan Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 4.10.00 3.12.00 0.03.08 15 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 16 Swarbrick, Mary Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 17 Welsby, Alexander Anderton, W.J Water Wheel & Bobbin Mill Armetriding 4a 1r 20p 14.00.00 11.04.00 0.11.02 18 Welsby, Alexander Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 6.10.00 5.10.00 0.05.06 19 Bennett, James Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 4.10.00 3.12.00 0.03.08 20 Balderston, Joseph Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 4.10.00 3.12.00 0.03.08 21 Hayhurst, Miss Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 4.10.00 3.12.00 0.03.08 22 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 23 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 24 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 25 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 26 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 27 Wallbank, Mark Anderton, W.J Cottage Armetriding 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.10 28 Swarbrick, Thomas Anderton, W.J House & Land Armetriding 63a 38p 100.08.00 93.00.00 4.13.00 29 Hayhurst, Stephen Anderton, W.J Land Armetriding 1r 38p 0.10.00 0.09.00 0.00.06 30 Hayhurst, Stephen Anderton, W.J Corn Mill Armetriding 1a 6p 15.00.00 11.15.00 0.11.03 31 Lloyd, Henry Anderton, W.J House & Land Dawber Lane 27a 2r 13p 51.10.00 47.12.00 2.07.08 32 Green, Thomas Anderton, W.J House & Land Dawber Lane 64a 3r 14p 104.05.00 97.05.00 4.17.03 33 Thornley, Seth Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 1r 6p 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 34 Blackburn, Richard Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 1r 6p 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 35 Wallbank, Robert Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 37p 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 Data extracted from original Parish Records. by Tom J Iddon 2005. email [email protected] Page 1 of 10 An Assessment for the Relief of the Poor of the Township of Euxton, Lancashire made 4th October 1880. 36 Ball, Richard Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 31p 4.04.00 3.08.00 0.03.05 37 Empty Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 31p 3.04.00 0.02.11 0.02.06 38 Smith, Margaret Anderton, W.J House & Land Dawber Lane 55a 1r 39p 74.00.00 68.09.00 3.08.06 39 Smith, George Anderton, W.J Cottage Dawber Lane 4.00.00 3.04.00 0.03.03 40 Wilcock, Thomas Anderton, W.J House & Land Colbeck Farm 43a 22p 64.00.00 39.04.00 2.19.03 41 Dickinson, Richard Anderton, W.J House & Land Shaw Green 41a 2r 10p 60.00.00 53.10.00 2.13.06 42 Driver, Thomas Anderton, W.J House & Land Shaw Green 39a 2r 10p 55.00.00 50.17.00 2.10.10 43 Robinson, Michael Anderton, W.J House & Land Runshaw Moor 20a 1r 1p 37.10.00 34.13.00 1.14.08 44 Silcock, John Anderton, W.J House & Land Runshaw Moor 9a 3r 10p 24.00.00 22.04.00 1.02.03 45 Silcock, John Anderton, W.J House & Land Runshaw Moor 42a 1r 36p 73.10.00 68.00.00 3.08.00 46 & 47 Dobson, George Anderton, W.J House & Land Runshaw Moor 50a 1r 15p 85.00.00 78.10.00 3.18.06 48 Dobson, George Anderton, W.J Cottage & Garden Runshaw Moor 14.00.00 12.00.00 0.12.00 49 Kitching, William Anderton, W.J House & Land Primrose Hill 74a 1r 34p 125.00.00 115.10.00 5.13.06 50 Blank 51 Jackman, John Anderton, W.J Land Euxton Village 8a 2r 29p 26.00.00 24.01.00 1.04.01 52 Banks, William Anderton, W.J Public House & Land Euxton Village 17a 30p 63.00.00 55.17.00 2.15.10 53 Fairclough, John Anderton, W.J Cottage Euxton Village 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 54 Jackman, Mary Anderton, W.J House & Land Euxton Village 49a 2r 17p 100.00.00 92.10.00 4.12.06 55 Driver, Richard Anderton, W.J House & Garden Euxton Village 1a 32p 10.00.00 8.10.00 0.08.06 56 Mackrell, Frances Anderton, W.J House & Garden Euxton Village 3r 39p 10.00.00 8.10.00 0.08.06 57 Jackman, Mary Anderton, W.J Smithy Euxton Village 10.00.00 8.10.00 0.08.06 58 Jackman, Mary Anderton, W.J House & Garden Euxton Village 2a 9.00.00 8.06.00 0.08.03 59 Rigby, Robert Anderton, W.J Cottage Euxton Village 3.10.00 2.16.00 0.02.09 60 Worden, Peter Anderton, W.J Cottage Euxton Village 4.00.00 3.04.00 0.03.03 61 Eccles, John Anderton, W.J House & Land Shaw Bridge 21a 23p 42.10.00 39.06.00 1.19.03 62 Lawrence, Henry Anderton, W.J House & Land Know House 18a 1r 34p 41.10.00 39.04.00 1.19.03 63 Lawrence, Henry Anderton, W.J Land Know House 1r 26p 1.00.00 0.19.00 0.01.00 64 Wilcock, Michael Anderton, W.J House & Land Lower Buckshaw 97a 2r 34p 125.00.00 115.15.00 5.15.09 65 Haughton, John Anderton, W.J Land Shaw Green 1a 2r 3.00.00 2.15.00 0.02.09 66 Iddon, David Anton, Ellen Cottage Dawber Lane 5.00.00 4.00.00 0.04.00 67 Anton, Ellen Anton, Ellen Cottage Dawber Lane 8.00.00 6.08.00 0.06.05 68 Ashton, Richard Ashton, Richard House & Land Broxup Farm 42a 31p 65.00.00 61.02.00 3.0.01 69 Bowling, James Aspinall Heirs Cottage Euxton Village 8p 4.00.00 3.12.00 0.03.08 70 Broxup Aspinall, Thos Aspinall Heirs Cottage Euxton Village 2.10.00 2.00.00 0.02.00 71 Scragg, John Arnold, Robert Cottage Pear Tree Lane 30p 3.18.00 3.00.00 0.03.00 72 Bolton, Thomas Arnold, Robert Cottage Pear Tree Lane 3.18.00 3.00.00 0.03.00 73 Empty Arnold, Robert Cottage Pear Tree Lane 3.05.00 2.12.00 0.02.08 74 Bretherton, George Brown, G (eorge?) House & Land Euxton Lane 12a 1r 3p 37.00.00 34.04.00 1.14.03 75 Bulman, Jonathan Brown, G (eorge?) Cottage Euxton Lane 10.00.00 8.10.00 0.08.06 Data extracted from original Parish Records.
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