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CENUS STREET INDEX 1881 FICHE 88 Brownhills Address Page Address Page Eame’s Cottages 4 Thacker’s Building 9,10 Lancashire Cottages 4 Ironmongers Building 9,10 Twist’s Cottages 5 William’s Building 10 Howdle’s Cottages 5-7 The Fort, Watling St. 10 Saunder’s Buidlings 5 Ironforth’s Building 10 Luke’s Cottages 5 Wills Road 11,12 Hardwick’s Building 7 Mountford’s Building 12,13 Orgill’s Building 7 Woodhouse’s Building 13,14,23 Watling Street 7,8 Joseph Owen’s Building 14 Carlin’s Building 8 Canal Company 14 Bakewell’s Building 8 Oakley’s Building 15,21,22 Howlin’s Building 9 Newtown 15-18 Chasetown Address Page Address Page Sycamore Cottages 18 Jackson’s Building 22,23 Heames Cottages 18 Craddocks Building 22 Gordon’s Building 18 Wood’s Building 22 Cullin’s Building 19 Brookbarn Farm 23 Bird’s Building 19 Cannock Chase Colliery 23 Tryangle 19 Woodhouses building 23 Haydon’s Building 19,20 Parsones Road 23-26 Tryangle Tavern 20 Cannock Chase Wharf 25 Wall’s Building 20 Chase Town Vicarage 26 Rowley’s Building 20 Cannock Chase Colliery 26 Hawson’s Building 20,21 Lambs Lodge 27 Walker Building 21 Norton Forge 27 Tryangle Terrace 21 Norton Pool 27 Oakley’s Buildings 21,22 Orgill’s Building 27 Paviours Row 27 Hammerwich Not Indexed Address Page Muckley Corner 34a Pipe Hill 42 Wall 46 Fiche 89 Brownhills Address Page Address Page Balls Row 52 Norton Boundary 78 Church Street 52-56 Watling Street 89 School House 56 Watling Street Road 89-91, 94-96 Police Station 56 Newtown 91 Chester Road 56-70 Warren House 91 Brickhill Street 70-72 Lock Houses 91 Nr. The Church 72a, 73 Summer Hill 91 The Square 73-76 Walsall Road 92-94 Chapel House 76 Boat Inn 92 Chapel Row 76 Hilton Lane 94 Nr. The Square 77 Powke Lane 95 Lichfield Road 78-85 Barracks Hill 96-97 FICHE 91 Willenhall Address Page Address Page Clarks Lane 4-10,16 Old Oak Inn 26 Lock House 4 Acorn Street 26-30 Noah’s Ark 8 Woodman 28 Crescent 10 Waggon & Horses 30 Robin Hood 10 Queen’s Head 31 Crescent Inn 13 Gough Street 32,33 Shepwell Green 13,14 Walsall Road 33-36 Bilston Road 15,16 Acorn Inn 34 Green’s Farm 15 Three Inns 35 Fletcher’s Lane 15,16 Manor House 36 Junction Inn 15 Birmingham Street 36-39 Morrison’s Colliery 16 Machine House 37 N House Court Mill Street 39-44 Russell Street 20-22 Rising Sun 41 Walsall Road 22-25, 30-32 Walsall Street 48-49 Albion Street 23-26 Old Square Yard 49 FICHE 92 Address Page Address Page Walsall Street 49-53 Railway Station 56 Old Square Yard 49-50 Waterglade 56-58 New Inn 51 Rose Hill 58-59 Morfital Lane 53,54 Botany Bay House 59 Bow Street 54,55 Russell Street 63-66 Bilston Street 55 King Street 66-71 Railway Tavern 55 Chapel Green 60-73 FICHE 92 Willenhall Cont Address Page George & Dragon 69 Address Page Canon Street 74-79 Pitts Yard 85 Royal Oak 74 Walsall Street 86-88, 96,97 Barnet Inn 79 Stringes Lane 92 Bray Street 79,80 Doctor’s Buildings 92,93 Queen Street 80,81 Riley Street 93,94 Raglan Street 81-84 Love Lane 97-99 Church Street 94-96, 84-86 Doctor’s Piece 99 FICHE 93 Address Page Address Page Doctor’s Piece 100-103 Ring of Bells Inn 122 Froysell Street 103-107 Providence Square 124-125 Lower Lichfield Street 107-110 Leve Lane 126 Walsall Street 114-118 Upper Lichfield Street 132 Spread Eagle 114 Union Passage 132 Cock Inn 114 Cross Street 133-137 Turks Head Inn 115 Market Place 134, 135 Turks Head Yard 116 New Road 135 Neves Court 118 Walsall Street 137 Hall Street 118-120, Stafford Street 141-145 130,131 Station 141 Coach & Horses 119 Round Croft 144 Lower Lichfield St. 120,121,131, Wolverhampton Street 145,146 132 Trout Street 146,148 John Street 121-124 Wolverhampton Street 146-150 FICHE 94 Address Page St. Stephens Vicarage 150 Summerford Place 150 Trout Street 151 Field Street 152,153 Gower Street 153-161 FICHE 95 Willenhall Cont Address Page Colsford Place 24 Wood Street 4 Noose Lane 24,25 Upper Lichfield St. 4-6 New Road 29-32 Lion Hotel 6 Railway lane 32-34 Bell Alley 6 Railway Street 34-36 Union Street 6-9 Chapel Street 36-38 Cross Street 9,10 Moseley Hole Lane 38,39 Market Place 10,11 Stoker’s Arms 39 Angel Inn 11 Barn Farm 39 Stafford Street 11-13 New Priestfield Cottage 39 Nevill’s Yard 13,14 Furnace Row 39, 40 Malthouse Lane 14,15 Rose Hill 40,41 Dog & Partridge 19 Waterglade 41,42 Temple Bar 19 Waterglade Lane 42-44 Wednesfield Road 19-23 Bilston Street 44 Foot Path 23, 24 Dale 43,44 Harper Street 24 New Road 48 Address Page FICHE 96 Address Page Address Page New road 49-54 Albion Inn 79 Malthouse Yard 48 Knowles Road 80 Wolverhampton Street 50-58 New Street 80 Market Place 58-60 Gough’s Arms 81 Peel Street 60-63 High Street 81,82 West Street 63-64 Wesleyan Chapel 82 Mermaids Fold 64-66 Bridge Tavern 82 Brickiln Rise 66 Brickiln Street 86-90 Dilloway Lane 70-75 New Street 90-98 Booth’s Yard 72 Royal Oak 90 Brickiln Street 77-80 Beehive 90 Red Lion 79 Knowles Row 98 FICHE 97 Willenhall Cont Address Page Address Page Knowles Row 98 Furnace Yard 117 High Street 102-110 Bunker’s Hill 117 New Inn 104 Priestfield Cottage, Grove Arms 104 Portobello 118 New Malt Shovel 104,105 Upper Lichfield St. 122,123 Cock Inn 107 Free Library 122 Bird in Hand 107 Lower Lichfield St. 123-125 Bennett Street 110 Old Square 123,124 Stone Street 111,112 White Lion 125 Malthouse Lane 112,113 Birds Square 125,126 Primrose Street 113-115 Middle Garden 126 High Street 115,116 Clemson Street 127-130 Willenhall Road 116 Union Street 130-133 Moseley Village 116-117 Albert Terrace 132,133 Smokey Row 116-117 Wood Street 133-135 Cleveland Arms 116 Union Street 133,134 Wood Street Cemetery 134 FICHE 98 Address Page Address Page Wood Street 4-7 Stafford Street 24-26 Lower Lichfield St. 7-9, 15-17 Wood Street 26-29 Union Street 9-15 Stringes Lane 30,31 Stag Hotel 15 Alma Street 31-37 Gas Works 17 Newhall Street 37-43 Little London 22-24 New Railway Street 47,48 New Hall Street 48 FICHE 99 Willenhall Cont Address Page Address Page New Hall Street 49-51 Regent Terrace 82 Cemetery Road 51,52 St. Ann’s Street 86 Gower Street 52 St. Ann’s Road 86 Moat Street 52,53 St. Ann’s Vicarage 86 Leveson Street 53 Ann Street 86-89 Victoria Street 53-54 St. Ann’s Road 89-92 Clothier Street 54,55 Forge Street 92 Little Clothier Street 55-57 Forge Groom’s House, Wellington Place 61 Monmore Lane Ironworks 93-95 Wednesfield Road 62-66 St. Ann’s Road 93-95 Bloxwich Road 66-81 Stringes Lane 95,96 Monmore Lane 73-75 Smokey Row 96-98 Temple Bar 81 St. Ann’s Terrace 98 FICHE 100 Address Page Address Page St. Ann’s Terrace 99 Duke of Cambridge 134 Spring Vale Street 99-106 Lame Dog 135 Bloxwich Road 110,111 Phillips Building 135 Maddox’s Building 111,120 .......... Building 135 6 House Row 112-113 Mason’s Building 137-139 Walker’s Lane 113 Head’s farm 139 10 House Row 113 Swqann Inn 140 Pool Hayes Farm 114 Fisher’s Yard 140 Lucknow 114-117 Lane Head 140-142 Ashmore Lake 117-119 United Kingdom Inn 141 Fibbersley 119 United Kingdom Farm 141 Wednesfield Road 119,120 Short Heath Vicarage 142 Wolverhampton Road Pearsons Row 142 New Invention 124-130 Church Lane 142 Gate Hangs Well Inn 124 White Lion 143 Prince of Wales Inn 128 Hunts Lane 143 Crab Tree Lane 130 Back Lane 144, 145,147 Short Heath 130-140 Little Lane 145 Smith’s Building 133 Bladens 146 FICHE 107 Darlaston Address Page Cock Heath 4,5 Dangerfield Lane 5,6 Jones’ Building 22,23 Woods Bank 6,9 Moxley Gas 23 Duke of York, Woods Bank 6 Woods Bank 27-30 Three Fishes Inn, Malthouse 29 Woods Bank 7 Catherins Cross 30,31 Red Lion Inn, Woods Bank 8 Foundry Street 31-37 Darlaston Road 9 Eagle Foundry 31 Swan Inn, Moxley 10 Lamp Tavern, Foundry St. 32 Simpkins Buildings 10 Woodwards Buildings 37,38 Moxley 10 Providence Works 38 Old Brittannia, Moxley 10 Catherine’s Cross 38-41 High Street, Moxley 11-20 Royal Exchange, Vicarage, High Street 13 Catherine’s Cross 39 Page’s Building 15 Heathfield Lane 41-44 Primitive Methodist Chapel 15 Park Road 44,45 Will ...... Building 15 Forge Road 45,46 Roberts Building 17,18 Junction Inn, Forge Rd. 45 Riley’s Building 20 Factory Street 46-49 Heathfield Lane 20-22 Herberts park Tavern Baldwins Building 20-22 Factory Street 46 Bagots Bridge 21-23 Martins Yard 48 Bridge Inn 21 Forge road 49,50 Herberts Park 22 Victoria Nut & Bolt Works 49 Address Page White Horse, W’ton Lane 50 FICHE 108 Address Page Address Page Wolverhampton Lane 50-52,53 New Place, Herberts Park 52 Catherine’s Cross 67,68 Herberts Park Ironworks 52 Wolverhampton Lane 69-71 Machine Cotage, Herberts Old george 71 Park 52 Mill Lane 71 Liberal Club, Pinfold St.
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    Transport Routes from September 2021 Route 801 (Dudley, Coseley, Sedgley, Bilston etc) Mon, Tue, Wed Pick up Thu, Fr return Pick up Point Zone Fee Time Return time Time 13.00 16.45 Dudley, Coronation Gdns 07.10 18.15 14.15 C £7.00 Coseley 07.15 18.10 14.10 C £7.00 Sedgley 07.20 18.05 14.05 C £7.00 The Garden Bar/ Laburnum Road 07.25 18.00 14.00 C £7.00 Bilston Robin2 Club 07.40 17.45 13.55 B £6.50 The Dale RoseHill 07.42 17.43 13.53 B £6.50 New Road/Pinson Road Willenhall 07.45 17.40 13.50 B £6.50 Wednesfield, Wellington Place/Thorn Road 07.50 17.35 13.45 B £6.50 Wednesfield Police Stn 07.55 17.30 13.40 B £6.50 Wolverhampton, Stafford Street, Bus stop 76 08.05 17.20 13.30 B £6.50 Oxley, A449 Lodge Road 08.10 17.15 13.25 A £6.00 Fordhouses, A449 Newbury Road 08.15 17.10 13.20 A £6.00 Fordhouses. A449/Greenfield Lane 08.18 17.00 13.10 A £6.00 Coven Heath.Old Heath House/Bus stop, A449 08.20 17.00 13.00 A £6.00 Rodbaston Campus 08.45 16.45 13.00 NB: Cash only for payment of fare for Route 801 Route 802 (Darlaston, Wednesbury, Bentley, New Invention, Scotlands, Featherstone) Mon, Tue, Wed Pick up Thu, Fr return Pick up Point Zone Fee Time Return time Time 13.00 16.45 Moxley Bus Stop by Aldi 07.10 18.15 14.30 B £6.50 Darlaston, Bus Stop by 07.15 18.10 14.25 B £6.50 Wednesbury.Bus stop by Budgens Fuel Station 07.20 18.05 14.20 C £7.00 ,Bentley 529 Bus stop Wolverhampton Road 07.35 17.50 14.05 B £6.50 Tesco Express Short Street Lane Head 07.40 17.40 13.55 B £6.50 Lichfield Road / Pooles Lane bus stop 07.42 17.33 13.48 B £6.50 Bus Stop opp New Invention SQ 07.45 17.30 13.45 B £6.50 Bus Stop Opp St Johns Church Essington 07.50 17.20 13.35 A £6.00 Scotlands Lidl 07.55 17.15 13.30 A £6.00 Cannock Road Westcroft, Bus Stops heading towards Cannock 08.00 17.10 13.25 A £6.00 Red White Blue PH bus stop 08.04 17.04 13.24 A £6.00 Featherstone.