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THOMAS
PARSTON/ PARSONS / PEARSTONS
& grocer & carpenter
Age 42 in 1851
(Thomas Parston 1841, Parsons in 1845. In 1841 he is living at
Hellington Corner in the house of carpenter Samuel White .)
First identified as a Beer Seller in 1845
Thomas Pearston died Q2 1863 |
*1841 - *1861 |
| 6th November 1861 - Thomas Parston
convicted of allowing beer to be drunk on the premises, contrary to the
licence, on two separate occasions. Fine of £2 and 13s costs for the
first offence and £5 and 13s costs for the second.. |
LYDIA
PARSONS
(age 58 in 1861) |
*1864 |
| THOMAS PARSONS |
*1865 |
| Mrs
ELIZABETH PARSONS (?) |
*1869 |
LYDIA PEARSONS
age 68 widow |
1871 |
| Mrs PARSONS |
*1872 - *1877 |
LYDIA PEARSTON
Named at the Bell, age 78, widow.
(Died Q1 1892 - registered in Loddon) |
1881 |
| CHARLES
JOHN HARVEY |
1883 - 1885 |
| GEORGE
EDWARD HARVEY |
*1888 |
JAMES
PRESTON
age 55 in 1891
(died 1913) |
1890 - *1901 |
FRED PRESTON
age 44 in 1911 |
1904 - 1916 |
| ARTHUR
ROBERT BLYTH |
1922 - 1929 |
| THOMAS DOUGHTY |
1933 |
| EDWARD STANLEY KEELER |
1937 |
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c1920 image thanks to Graham King
The Enclosure Award & Map of 1806 shows no buildings
on this site.
The Tithe Map of 1839 shows Lord Abergavenny's allotment sold and
divided into the main old divisions at Hellington Corner that still exist.
Two buildings are shown parallel to the Loddon Road
Thomas Pearston is recorded only as a carpenter in the 1851 census.
Age given as 42. Wife Lydia Pearston is aged 49 and daughters are Lydia
(17), Selina (14), Anna (10) and Harriot (8).
Address is By Hellington Corner - so probably at this house.
Steward & Patteson sales in year prior to closure
were 45 3/8 barrels of beer.
See
the TROWEL &
HAMMER
Many
thanks to Graham King for update. 03.2010
& to Bunny L H for further investigation.
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