The Stockport Advertiser 1910 to 1922

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The Stockport Advertiser 1910 to 1922 The Stockport Advertiser – Bredbury and Woodley – people and places – mentions of residents -1910-1922 COMPILED BY ANTHONY KEITH TURNER Volume 5. 1910 - 1922 ACTON, Thos – Metal broker 188 Hyde Road – mentioned re stolen brass from Braddon & Fowler – 1911 May 5th ADSHEAD, Alice – wife of Jerimiah of Lower Bents Lane – bricklayer - the death of – 1916 June 23red “ George – builder – formerly of Bredbury – the death of – 1915 Feb 26th “ George – On outing with The Wagon & Horses – won 2nd prize for bowling handicap – 1916 Oct 16th “ Jeremy – Won 1st for bowling handicap on Wagon & Horses outing to Lyme – 1916 Oct 16th “ Mrs – the death of – wife of James of George Lane – 1911 June 9th “ Timothy – 66 yrs – of Stockport Road Bredbury – the death of – 1916 Feb 4th ALDERSON, Robert – 69 yrs – mechanic – of Hyde Road Woodley – the death of – 1917 Nov 23rd ALVANLEY FARM - Bredbury Claim against John Doorbar of the farm – 1920 Oct 1st – Sale of live and dead stock – 1921 Feb 25th ANDREWS, Ann Miss – 76 yrs – of 26 Mill Lane – the death of – 1922 Mar 3rd ARDEN, Annie Mrs – 28 yrs - wife of Tom – of 6 Aurburn Ave Bredbury – the death of – 1918 Nov 29th “ Mary Miss – of 33 Mill Lane – the death of – 1920 June 4th “ Mrs – of the Crown Inn – the death of – 1919 Dec 26th “ – death of Wm Galloway Mellor JP – took place at his residence Arden – Bredbury – 1910 Mar 4th – The sale of at Warren Bulkley – 1910 June 17th “ Garden party re Bredbury Liberal Association – 1913 Aug 1st “ Hall – excursion to – by the Romiley branch of womens` temperance association – 1918 June 7th “ Paper Mill – sale of – for £8000.00 – 1913 Dec 12th ARDEN ARMS – re Joseph Warburton of the Spinners Arms Stockport selling for Robert Malpas in his absence – 1913 Apr 4th – License transfer to Joseph Warburton – Apr 13th “ Joseph Warburton and the police – permitting drunkenness – case dismissed – 1913 May 23rd – Theft of a fowl of Joseph Warburton`s – 1913 Aug 22nd & 29th “ Remarkable Accident at Bredbury – re a Robinsons brewery truck – drive chain snapped – ran backwards past the pub and turned over – 1915 Oct 29th “ Objections re renewal of license due to alterations – 1915 Mar 5th – License granted – May 21st – Transfer from Elizabeth Warburton to John Ward – 1915 Aug 13th “ John Ward the landlord assaulted – The official peace night – 1919 Aug 3rd – and after refusing to serve drink – 1917 May 16th ARDEN - Cottage – 1 Lingard Lane – to let – 10 rooms , stable & coach house – 1911 June 9th “ Hall – An impression – 1911 Nov 24th - Mentioned James Barlow Fielding – having potatoes stolen – 1917 - May 16th “ House – electricity supply form the tramway to Arden House – 1912 Aug 9th “ House Lodge – mentioned re an accident near to it – 1921 Feb 8th “ Mill – taken over for wadding making – 1914 Oct 30th “ Mrs – Death of Mrs Arden of the Crown Inn – 1919 Dec 26th ARRUNDALE, Mrs – 74 yrs of Stockport Road – the death of – 1910 Apr 8th ASHBURY, Geo – of 76 Mill Lane – the death of - gun shot wounds – mentioned Brother Frank prisoner of war – 1918 June 7th ASHBY, Fanny Worsap – of 32 Stockport Road Bredbury – the death of – 1921 Sept 23rd ASHCROFT, H – private of bents Lane – in bayonet charge against the Turks – 1916 May 26th ASHTON, James – of George Lane – engineer – married to Jessie Street of Ashton – 1917 Aug 24th “ Road – Telephone wire found in an Hedge – thought stolen – 1919 Jan 24th “ Thomas – Bredbury footballer - private – of 93 George Lane – killed in action -1917 Aug 24th ASHWORTH, Harry – private – of Bents Lane – severely wounded – 1916 May 12th and Warrior at home – 1917 Jan 26th “ Sarah Ann – of Mill Lane – the funeral of – 1916 Apr 7th BACKHOUSE, Sydney – sapper - of Bredbury – missing – 1917 Dec 28th “ Sydney Rushton – of Moorfield House Bredbury – a prisoner of war – 1918 Jan 4th “ “ “ marries to Alice Holland of Nuneaton -1922 Apr 21st BAGSHAW, J T Mr – 67 yrs – of Needham Farm Woodley – the death of – 1919 Oct 17th BAILEY, Annie Miss – 28 yrs – of Highfield View – the death of - 1921 Sept 9th “ S (Mr) – of the Sportsman`s Rest married Miss Ellen Rhodes of Craven Heifer Romiley – 1914 Jan 2nd “ Walter – of the Sportsman`s Rest – Refused billiard license – 1913 Feb 7th and 1914 Feb 6th BAIN, Joseph Walter – former clerk of Bredbury Council – summoned by his wife for desertion and cruelty – 1913 June 27th BAMFORTH, Geo Harry – 58 yrs – of Dark Lane – butcher – the death of – 1919 June 27th BANK HOUSE – re proposed purchase by the council – 1918 June 14th and Aug 9th – Occupied by the council – 1919 Jan 24th BARBER, George – 60 yrs – of Hyde Road – the death of - 1912 Nov 8th “ Harry – of the Railway Hotel – accident to – 1920 July 16th “ Henry – Landlord of the Railway Inn fined re supplying beer `over measure` - 1916 June 2nd BARLOW, Albert – 29yrs – of Stockport Road – the death of – 1912 June 7th “ Elizabeth Mrs – wife of the late Johnathan - of 67 Stockport Road Bredbury – the funeral of – 1915 Mar 19th “ Geo Fredrick – of Arden Road – divorce from his wife Rose – 1911 July 7th “ James – of Quarry Street Smithy Green – the death of – 1914 July 24th “ Mrs – of Bents Lane – the death of – 1914 May 15th “ Samuel – pork butcher – Hyde Road – the death of – 1911 May 5th BARNES, Mary (Mrs) – of Bents Lane Farm – re her funeral – mentioned she lived formerly with her husband Elias – Hives farm Brinnington – 1918 Sept 20th “ Samuel – farmer of Bents Lane – hay field of clover damaged – 1911 Ju8ne 16th “ Samuel – Farm failure – Bents Lane Farm – 1914 June 26th BARTON, Tom – Sgt – of Bredbury – wounded – 1916 July 14th BATES, Florrie – 10yrs – dtr of a soldier of Thomas St Bredbury – 1918 Aug 23rd BEARD, Annie Mrs – 39 yrs – wife of Wm – Chapel House Hyde Road Woodley – the death of – 1914 Sept 11th BEBBINGTON, Joseph – 43 yrs - of “Jasmene” Bents Lane – the death of – 1916 Oct 13th BEELEY, Edith L – niece of Mr T C Beeley of Pole Bank – married to Chas S Heywood – of Fern Dale Pole Bank – 1922 Apr 14th BELLAMY, Mary – the death of – wife of Thos – 9 Wood Cottages Bredbury – 1914 Sept 11th `BELLE VISTA` - Osborne Street – mentioned re residence of Rev Martin J Birks – 1915 Feb 26th BENTLEY, Ann Mrs – of “Sunny Meade” Bredbury – the funeral of – 1915 Jan 8th BENNETT, Albert – private – of Smithy Green Woodley – killed in action – 1916 Oct 20th “ Thos – of 5 Wild St Bredbury – sent to prison for pilfering on the railways – 1920 Jan 23rd BENTS LANE (Higher) – 6 freehold cottages for sale – mentioned indenture made 25th Aug 1792 – between Messrs Crowther, Deale, Smith and Dewhurst – 1910 Sept 30th BERESFORD, Bruce – driver – of Hyde Road – home on leave – 1916 June 2nd – Killed in France – 1919 Jan 24th “ Wallace – accident at Mills` Steelworks Bredbury – 1917 Oct 5th “ Kenneth – sapper – of Hyde Road – in hospital suffering from septic poisoning – 1916 May 5th – Served in German East Africa and Palastine – 1919 Jan 24th “ “ Bredbury Soldier - Died from accidental injuries in France – 1919 June 13th “ Wm – of Hyde Road – wounded in Belgium – 1916 Apr 7th and On leave 1917 Jan 19th – 1918 Aug 2nd – Mentioned in dispatches – 1919 Jan 24th BERRY, Geo – 73 yrs – storekeeper – of Stockport Road Bredbury – the death of – 1918 Dec 6th “ Harold – of Hyde Road Higher Woodley – the death of – 1922 Nov 10th BESWICK, Herbert – mentioned re missing coal at Bredbury – 1914 Mar 6th BINKS, W R – assistant head master of Barrack Hill Council school – appointed head master at St Mark`s – 1919 Nov 28th BIRD, Emily – 64 yrs - of Higher Woodley – wife of David – the death of – 1919 July 4th “ David – 69 yrs - of 201 Hyde Road – the death of – 1922 Dec 15th “ Tom – of Higher Woodley – on leave from France – 1918 Aug 2nd BIRKS, Martin J. (Rev) – The death of – at his residence `Belle Vista` Osborne St – 1915 Feb 26th BLACKWELL, John Charles – 42 yrs – of Hatherlow – the death of – 1921 Apr 1st BOLTON, Arthur Gilbody – of 102 Lower Bents Lane – the funeral of – 1814 Feb 20th BONSALL, Arthur – Sgt Major – of Woodley – a presentation at the council room – 1917 Feb 9th “ Wm – private – of Back Lane Woodley – home on leave – 1917 Oct 19th BOON, Alice Mrs – 44 yrs - wife of James of Hyde Road – the death of – 1917 Apr 30th BOOTH, Alice Mrs – of Bredbury Green – the death of – wife of John – 1911 Mar 17th “ Esther Ann Miss – 79 yrs – of Bredbury – the funeral of – 1916 Feb 4th “ Joseph – boot repairer of Hyde Road – mentioned re the death of his brother Thos – 1922 Feb 3rd “ Ralph – of Mill lane Bredbury – the death of – 1919 May 16th BOTTOMS, Annie – of St Mark`s terrace – married to John Chorlton of Hyde – 1918 June 7th “ Christina Mrs – of Church Street Bredbury – the death of – 1918 Jan 25th BOULTON, Mary Miss – 80 yrs – lodge keeper Highfield Lodge – the death of – 1912 Aug 22th BOWDEN, Ida Florence – dtr of Henry proprietor of Bredbury Laundry – married to Jn Wm Broudhead of Bredbury – 1912 Sept 20th BOWERS, Luke – of Alvanley Place Bredbury – fined for being drunk and disorderly – 1922 Dec 1st BOWKER, G – of Hyde Road Woodley - married to Emma Wilde of 71 Hyde Road Woodley – 1921 Aug 19th BOYDE, Samuel – of Wild St – wounded in action – 1916 Dec 1st BRACEGIRDLE, Arnold – of Bents Lane – married Doris Oldham of Lower Bredbury – 1922 June 9yj BRADBURN, Louisa Mrs – of Berrycroft Lane – the death of – 1922 Mar 31st BRADDON & FOWLER Messrs – mentioned re successful court action – 1910 Feb 11th “ Alleged theft of brass from – 1911 Apr 28th BRADE, Edward H – Quarter Master Sgt – Bredbury – winning the military medal – 1918 Dec 20th BRAMHALL, Bert – of Back Lane Woodley – home from Germany
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