Buildings in Church End

In the Inland Revemue survey of all buildings and land in 1910, 4 cottages are identified in the area between the back of the Swan, The Green Map, and 1 Church End (Magpies Nook). Due to damage to the accompanying map, it has not been possible to determine the positions of these for cottages, so for the time being they are grouped under here. All the cottages have since been demolished.

There is at present only one photograph providing a view of these buildings, taken from the Church tower, probably in the early 1900s.

The following photographs are available. Click on a thumbnail to view full image or click see larger images here.

1 Church End, early 1900s

The following people are associated with Buildings in Church End:

Name	Year of Birth	Year of Interest	Source	Occupation/Notes	Probability
cottage 1
John Casemore	1874	1901	Census	Milling Machinist	50%
Thomas Greaves		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	80%
George Arthur Cook	1886	1911	Census	Fish Salesman	30%
cottage 2
George Bull	1862	1901	Census	Genl. Agricl. Laborer	65%
George Bull		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	80%
George Bull	1861	1911	Census	Railway Works Labourer	80%
cottage 3
William Bull	1853	1901	Census	Genl. Agricl. Laborer	65%
William Bull		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	80%
William Bull	1853	1911	Census	Farm labourer	80%
cottage 4
Thomas Keeves	1861	1901	Census	Genl. Agric. Laborer	65%
Thomas Keeves		1910	Revenue Survey	Tenant	80%
Thomas Keeves	1860	1911	Census	Labourer Hedge Cutter	80%
whole building
William Peach		1779	Survey 1779	Owner	50%
Joseph Hinds		1779	Survey 1779	Owner	50%
William Atterbury		1818	Survey 1818	Owner	40%
John Rose		1910	Revenue Survey	Owner	80%
16 records displayed.
Notes: In the above list of people, to find all references to a person, click on the Name of the person. To obtain further information on one entry, click on the Source for that entry. Probability indicates transcribers' assessment that person listed is associated with the building on this page.