linacre lane 1869

[BOBHAMO]

top photo stanley road , linacre lane
middle photo barn hey , thomas williamsons farm
bottom photo farm workers working on barn hey
which is now the north park 1869
bobhamo

[lynne99]

Where did you find those? Thank you

[BOBHAMO]

name: Mary Williamson
age: 55
gender: Female
birth year: 1826
birthplace: Netherton, Lancashire, England
relationship to head of household: Head
marital condition: Married
profession/occupation: Farmers Wife 125 Acres 10 Men 2 Boys
address: East Of Stanley Rd
census place: Bootle Cum Linacre, Lancashire, England

Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Mary Williamson F 55 Netherton, Lancashire, England
son James Williamson M 21 Walton, Lancashire, England
son John Williamson M 18 Walton, Lancashire, England
son Edward Williamson M 15 Walton, Lancashire, England
svt Ann Ambrose F 65 Lpool, Lancashire, England
son Henry Williamson M 25 Walton, Lancashire, England
svt Ann Boswell F 24 Shotwick, Cheshire, England
svt Patrick Fadden M 22 Ireland
svt Tom Gaven M 30 Ireland
svt John Madden M 58 Ireland
svt John Madden M 16 Lpool, Lancashire, England
lynne they are from a bootle book i have here are the family 1880s
bobhamo

[BOBHAMO]

name: Mary Williamson
age: 81
gender: Female
birth year: 1800
birthplace: Bootle, Lancashire, England
relationship to head of household: Aunt
marital condition: Single
profession/occupation: Annuitant
address: The Farm Stanley Rd
census place: Bootle Cum Linacre, Lancashire, England

Household Gender Age Birthplace
head Samuel Cook M 52 Bootle, Lancashire, England
sister Sarah Cook F 54 Bootle, Lancashire, England
sister Mary Cook F 53 Bootle, Lancashire, England
aunt Mary Williamson F 81 Bootle, Lancashire, England
cousin Ellen Williamson F 39 Bootle, Lancashire, England
niece Sarah W Cook F 7 Liverpool, Lancashire, England
servant Henry Gill M 54 Halsall, Lancashire, England
servant Elizabeth Wright F 18 Sephton, Lancashire, England
servant Annie Ashton F 15 Neston, Cheshire, England
labourer Michael Gibbons M 44 Ireland
labourer John Mullooney M 19 Ireland
labourer John Mchale M 18 Ireland
the cooks where other farmers next to the williamsons and where related
bobhamo

[bboardman]

Absolutely BRILLIANT Bob

[jddry]

brilliant bob its hard to believe looking at the photos and what its like now

[matt wethered]

Where do you find all this great stuff Bob?
Thanks for all your input and photos Bob,love it all.
Matt

[marknjen]

amazing stuff thanks bob

[margaret willee]

Thanks Bob . great pictures ... M

[kaycee]

Brilliant pics.

[Prospice]

There is another picture of Linacre Lane that was transferred from Bootle museum to Southport art gallery in 1974. In fact there are lots of paintings in the Southport gallery that once belonged to Bootle, well they still do actually - they are just on loan

http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/yourpaintings ... ction-1221

[Prospice]

If you type Bootle into the search engine, it will show all the paintings with Bootle in the title. There are lots of other paintings from Bootle gallery, however you will have to open each of the 777 paintings to find out which ones were transferred from Bootle.

[Silver-Haired-Hippy]

Great photos Bob, love the cottage one the best, will also check the other website off Prospice.

Loretta

[BOBHAMO]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/yourpaintings ... _page=true
thanks prospice think the linacre lane one is great shows the linacre pub
and the cottaged on litherland road
bobhamo

[dannylewis]

nice photos Bob i was actualy born in no 34 , Danny.

[Prospice]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/yourpaintings ... hire-66334

[lily8]

That is a great find Prospice

[Prospice]

There are 777 paintings in the Atkinson Art Gallery. I'm just going through them now and locating the ones that belong to Bootle. If Southport ever leaves Sefton/Merseyside I will start a campaing to get OUR paintings back. I've identified 7 so far, and I'm only on page 2

[lily8]

Prospice i know a few of our posters have written about Bootle artifacts in Southport and also what perhaps may be hiddden away at the town hall it is such a shame.

[dorothy834]

Bob...those pictures are amazing when you think you've grown up

around there and played in that park and never knew how it looked in the past

unbelievable...thankyou very much.

Dorothy.

[Prospice]

Up to page 3 and I've identified 16 Bootle paintings. Only another 14 pages to check.

There is a really nice portrait of Captain 'Johnny' Walker, which should have remained in Bootle for historical reasons !

[lily8]

Up to page 3 and I've identified 16 Bootle paintings. Only another 14 pages to check.

There is a really nice portrait of Captain 'Johnny' Walker, which should have remained in Bootle for historical reasons !

It would be interesting to know how many are actually on display and not locked away in store rooms??

[Prospice]

http://www.codaprojects.com/Bootle.b-3.html

[Roy Deegan]

Hi Bob, Really great pictures when you compare the gas works that was there in our time. Can remember pushing a handcart with Jim and Frank to the gasworks to get coke in the bad win ter of 1947.
Roy

[Chris Dodge]

These photos are amazing thanks for posting, can look at the first OS map and clearly make out each of the buildings in the top pic (I think), will have to see if I can find whether the art at Southport is still online