Obituaries of noted Accringtonians.

[susie123]

Originally Posted by Corker01

garinda .... do you have any info on a Major Milliam Nutter JP who lived at Rough Lee House until his death in 1990.

You say in your post on the Laneside thread that the land was bought by William Nutter around 1900 and here you say a William Nutter died in 1990. Are they one and the same?

[Retlaw]

garinda .... do you have any info on a Major Milliam Nutter JP who lived at Rough Lee House until his death in 1990.

Originally Posted by susie123

You say in your post on the Laneside thread that the land was bought by William Nutter around 1900 and here you say a William Nutter died in 1990. Are they one and the same?

None of this can be right, Rough Lee House became Rough Lee maternity hospital, and was originally owned by Major Slinger. There are threads and pictures on the subject of Rough Lee.

If William Nutter bought the land around 1900 he would have been well ove 110 in 1990

[susie123]

Originally Posted by Retlaw

garinda .... do you have any info on a Major Milliam Nutter JP who lived at Rough Lee House until his death in 1990.



None of this can be right, Rough Lee House became Rough Lee maternity hospital, and was originally owned by Major Slinger. There are threads and pictures on the subject of Rough Lee.

If William Nutter bought the land around 1900 he would have been well ove 110 in 1990

The maternity home opened in 1927

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[ossy kid]

The best I can do is- William Nutter married Elizabeth Alice Slinger June 1-1882 at the District Rectory of All Souls Langham, Marlybone, Middlesex. The marriage certificate has no info other than their names. Fathers are just x as is all other info.

[Bob Dobson]

The book 'Men of Mark' shows Major (no first name) dying 11.12.1900 aged 57. I have no time just now to further research/ There was a Laneside street intended to be called Slinger R%d which had its name changed. I will post on the Street Names thread when I've learned more.

[ossy kid]

That's correct Bob, he died in or near Fleetwood.

[anzac]

This is the newspaper cutting from December 1900.

[Bob Dobson]

There's a Nutter Rd and a Slinger Rd in Cleveleys - alongside each other near the bus station/police station. Richard Ainsworth, prominent Accrington historian, also lived in Cleveleys - Ellerbeck Rd I think, which is linked to the other two names , as the Nutters lived at a house called Ellerbeck and our Ellerbeck rd is on 'their' land.

[Bob Dobson]

Originally Posted by anzac

This is the newspaper cutting from December 1900.

Which newspaper is this from. I was not aware that local papers outside the 19th century could be accessed on oline

[Pudwoppa]

Originally Posted by garinda

Law, Miss A., F.R.S.L., The Old Parsonage, Altham, Accrington

Cambridge Journals Online - Fulltext

Can't find anything about this woman...yet, other than she was listed as a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.

Did find this, which relates to Altham.

In 1926 Chopin's Tempo Rubato was published by a firm called The Old Parsonage Press, Altham, Accrington.

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Was doing some browsing and stumbled upon this lady recently. Alice Law was certainly an author, and from what I've seen I'm getting the impression she was also a small scale publisher later on in life. Have found reference to at least five books in her name (mainly poetry, some biographical - all early 20thC), as well as a reference to her going to college in Cambridge. Will post more info if I find it.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

There's a Nutter Rd and a Slinger Rd in Cleveleys - alongside each other near the bus station/police station. Richard Ainsworth, prominent Accrington historian, also lived in Cleveleys - Ellerbeck Rd I think, which is linked to the other two names , as the Nutters lived at a house called Ellerbeck and our Ellerbeck rd is on 'their' land.

Is there not a character in "Lancashire Witches" ... Alice Nutter of Roughlee Hall?

[Margaret Pilkington]

Yes Eric, there is...and Rough Lee is a district of Pendle.....a little village.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Yes Eric, there is...and Rough Lee is a district of Pendle.....a little village.

Just love it when my memory works and I don't have to rely on google

[Retlaw]

Originally Posted by Eric

Is there not a character in "Lancashire Witches" ... Alice Nutter of Roughlee Hall?

Yes and there is only one Rough Lee Rd, in England.