Little London
The village once had the nick name of Little London due to the number of retail outlets in such a small area. In 1841 a census was carried out in England and reading the census we can see a large number of farm labourors as well as other occupations.
Name of Person | Occupation |
James Gardner | Brick Maker |
George Swarbrick | Joiner |
Joseph Redman | Shoemaker |
James Ogden | Grocer |
Paul Whiteside | Butcher |
John Clarkson | Shop keeper |
Thomas Ashton | House Carpenter |
John Gornall | Shoemaker |
William Whiteside | Tailor |
Richard Bradshaw | Painter |
William Redman | Saddler |
Henry Dixon | Plumber and glazier |
Dr Robert H William | Surgeon |
Adam McLester | Inn Keeper WhiteBull |
Joseph Parkinson | Butcher |
Joseph Ashton | Carpenter |
John Hudson | Shoemaker |
John Fisher | Shoemaker |
Joseph Hudson | Fishmonger |
William Fisher | Shoemaker |
James Swarbrick | Joiner |
Thomas Procter | Weaver |
Webster Hall | Tailor and draper |
Richard Hudson | Blacksmith |
Richard Barraclough | Shoemaker |
Richard Waring | Inn keeper Bowling Green |
James Rossall | Shoemaker |
Cuthbert Raby | Brickmaker |
William Gregson | Draper |
William Miller | Police Constable |
William Valiant | Innkeeper BlackBull |
Thomas Procter | Horse dealer |
Ralph Ludlum | Shoemaker |
John Clarkson | Grocer |
John White | School master |
Thomas Poster | Blacksmith |
John Thompson | Retail Brewer Farmers Arms |
Joseph Gregson | Tailor |
John Fairclough | Shoemaker |
Richard Hall | Tailor |
Rev Thomas Hathomerett | Vicar |