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Post by hulmegrandson on May 10, 2009 7:34:35 GMT -5
Hi Tricia, Welcome to the forum. I have not had chance to look further back in the Hulme family tree, i have gone back as far as 1864, so maybe we could e-mail each other with what we have got. Re Childwall House i clicked on the link and if go to there links you will see Lime studio's on 10 acre's of the former Childwall Hall this probaly covers the land Childwall House stood on. They film Hollyoaks there. All for now mike.
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Post by shytalk on May 10, 2009 9:02:19 GMT -5
Hi Folks, Just to clarify something for you. The real name of 'Jacksons" farm was 'Childwall house 'farm. The farmhouse stood at the bottom of Well Lane past the railway bridge on the left. There is a row of houses on the right side of Well Lane that were tied cottages for employees. I believe they are still there. My parents lived in #6 at the time I was born in 1938. We later moved to Coxhead farm and left there when I was about 10/11. A great site for history is www.childwall.info/#/aboutme/4531897988The guy who writes it is a local historian, |
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Post by alanamp on May 10, 2009 12:18:30 GMT -5
Hello Shytalk, Notice on Johnathan Wilds Childwall Website he shows a photo of Childwall House .
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Post by alanamp on May 10, 2009 13:02:25 GMT -5
Hello Shytalk, Notice on Johnathan Wilds Childwall Website he shows a photo of Childwall House . Shytalk , to my knowledge the photograph on J.W. Childwall website Called Childwall House is Carrolls Farm * ( they bred Poultry) this was at the bottom of Well Lane on the right. As you rightly say Harrisons Jacksons farm was on the left. Tommy Carroll * |
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Post by alanamp on May 11, 2009 12:51:09 GMT -5
Hello there No have checked this out and it's not there now apparently. There's a photo of it at www.childwall.infoOne of the branches of my family were living there in the 1851, 1861 and 1871 census so that's how I came across the place. Then found the photo through internet search. It's also shown on the Roby section of the map on this website www.leverpoole.co.uk/lancs1838.shtmSorry these aren't pasting as links. Tricia Hello Tricia , sorry I missed your message. Well Lane was a lonely place in the 1940's so it must have been very isolated in the 1800's. When I was a lad if it snowed heavy and it did in those days the few people that lived down there were more or less cut off. But many worked on Jacksons Farm so lived off the land as they say. And most country people had their own vegetable garden and chickens anyway. |
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Post by leverpoole on May 27, 2009 7:42:59 GMT -5
Hi, I thought you may be interested in this map, by Bennison in 1835, which shows Childwall House.  Tony ....................................................... Liverpool maps |
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Post by coling on Aug 29, 2009 16:42:32 GMT -5
hi, i have history of margaret hulme who married richard aquilar williams and ran the bridge inn approx 1920 colin  |
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Post by carol on Oct 24, 2009 17:53:45 GMT -5
HI - I am interestsed in Margaret Hulme - there were 5 in my family. Do you know when she was born, or who her parents were? I would love to find she is one of my Margarets.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Carol
(Canada)
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Post by moreid on Feb 13, 2010 4:37:01 GMT -5
Hello, Interested to read about the Hulme family - I am a descendant of Thomas GRACE - the GRACE family lived at Speke Hall for some time as Tenant Farmers and inter married with the HULME and WRIGHT families all Farmer's in the late 1700s to mid 1800s. I have quite a bit of research info. Maureen Aus.
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Post by firsrainin on Jan 27, 2011 13:08:11 GMT -5
HI Hulmegranson, We have spoken before but i came under the name Ludlow then, I am Ethel guys grandaughter, we thought your grandad bought the land and The Dairy off my granma do you remember the topic? it was Oct 2008 when you replied.I was wondering if your family has got any paper work on the transaction i.e. deeds or any legal papers with information on,exact dates,did he buy the land first then the house etc?? Please reply Firsrainin
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Post by shirleyann on Jun 15, 2012 15:50:43 GMT -5
Hello Hulmegrandson
I have only just discovered this site. My husband's mother was a Hulme. She was Eva,the daughter of Charles Arthur. I also have the photo of your uncle outside the petrol station. I also have a photo of Constance, another daughter of Charles Arthur. I can remember my husband talking about Rita and Iris. I have quite a lot of research on the Hulme family and am quite willing to share it with you. Do email me if you are interested.
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Post by alanwilson04 on Jun 16, 2012 18:03:58 GMT -5
Dear all, as some may know, I've been researching the Crying Tree (Grange Manor/Gorsey Cop) history. That led me to a local grave yard in which I noticed this grave. The Hulmes pictured below ran/owned Gorsey Cop Farm (I think) Henry Hulme, Wife Elizabeth, Mary Edith Hulme and Branley(?) Hulme  |
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Post by shirleyann on Aug 20, 2012 12:33:57 GMT -5
I posted on this site a couple of months ago, but have not had any replies. Do I take it that this site is no longer in use. I cannot e mail anyone as all emails are hidden. Such a pity.
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Post by carol on Oct 1, 2012 16:24:14 GMT -5
Dear all, as some may know, I've been researching the Crying Tree (Grange Manor/Gorsey Cop) history. That led me to a local grave yard in which I noticed this grave. The Hulmes pictured below ran/owned Gorsey Cop Farm (I think) Henry Hulme, Wife Elizabeth, Mary Edith Hulme and Branley(?) Hulme Hello, I have been away for a while, but I am very interested in your research. I am a Hulme descendant. My grandmother was Annie Hulme, daughter of Charles Hulme and Sarah Young. The family you mention - Elizabeth would be Elizabeth Langshaw. Is the stone in good condition? For some reason I can't view the picture. I am wondering if it may actually read Stanley. They did have a son of that name. Hope to hear from you. |
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Post by hulmegrandson on Oct 1, 2012 17:51:47 GMT -5
Hi Carol.
Its been a long time since we have chatted, i have got some bits on here i need to catch up on.
I used the zoom feature on my PC and have managed to read some of the writing from the grave stone.
Top tier of stone reads
IN LOVING MEMORY
HENRY HULME
W HULME December 27th 191?
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Middle tier of stone reads
also ELIZABETH wife of the above
HENRY HULME
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Lower tier of stone reads
MARY
Died May ?? 1942
STANLEY HULME
Died January 20th 1944
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If i can find anymore information i will post it here.
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Hi shirleyann, i will send you a private message soon with my Email.
All for now, Mike
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