Colliers Arms

[Darren Woodhead]

Does anyone have any info on a public house at Green Haworth known as the Colliers Arms. A meeting took place there in 1833!

 

[Jackiegibbo]

Don't know if you're still interested, but I think I;ve just bought the old Colliers Arms at Green Haworth! It's now known as Biggins farm. I was at the library today and discovered that fact. Do you know any more about it?

 

[Retlaw]

There were 4 families living at Biggins in 1841.
Two of them give their occuptions as farmers.

One of them is Mary Haworth.

she is also listed in an old directory as a landlady,
Beer Seller.

Retlaw.

 

[Jackiegibbo]

Thanks for that! Do you have any more info?

 

[Retlaw]

Thanks for that! Do you have any more info?

No more than what I've posted for Bagpuss1 looking for Marsden's.

Retlaw.

 

[Ent8]

Hi all,

Not sure if this thread has gone completely cold but on the off chance that anyone is still listening, I have just discovered a link to the Colliers Arms in my family tree, in the Haworth family then passed down to the Hartley's as a Haworth daughter married into that family, around the late 1800s - early 1900s based on census records. It says they were victuallers at that pub, near Biggins Farm, Bedlam, etc.

I don't have specific questions really but am investigating my family tree in every which way, so any further information or interesting discussion is appreciated.

Rebecca