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In the 1851 Census for St. Catherine's Ward ? Tranmere. I presume it must be somewhere near St Cath's Hospital now ?
Eleanor Langley aged 52 is a Beer Seller at the White Lion Inn.
Any ideas from all the bright sparks on WikiWirral? :
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Usually, someone referred to as a "Beer Seller" was landlord of a Beer House rather than an Inn. (A Beer House was licensed to sell beer and porter but not spirits).
A William Langley was victualler of the Eagle and Crown in Upton from before 1841 until about 1856 (his wife, Maria then took over for the next 10 years). I wonder if he was related to your Eleanor Langley?
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Clever Lad !
I will go back to Census of 1841 and 1851..& let you know if I think they are related...( I was just concentrating on Eleanor Langley !)
Many thanks for your post.
Regards,Lynne
PS. I only discovered this site (Wirral) this morning.
I am transfixed....and NOT A LOT of proper office work done since !
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The 1841 Census gives Ellenore Langley, wife of James Langley (agricultural labourer). They had 7 children ranging in age from 3 to 15 and lived in "Main Street", Tranmere. Unfortunately the 1841 census doesn't give place of birth.
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Where was the White Lion ie what were the census address' either side?
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The 1851 census doesn't give road names/numbers for this area.
4 buildings before it is a house called Rose Cottage, and this is just after Church Terrace.
16 entries in the other direction is "Prospect Place".
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Fantastic reply !
Not sure I'm on the right track yet...so many questions about the Wirral,I would like answering !
Can anyone tell me about Ice caves/houses that are left ?
DAFT question to most ?
Before, " Refridgeration" ..how did they keep/produce ice ?
I think, there are,only one/two places left on the Wirral that have Ice Caves ?
Irby and somewhere in Heswall ?
My thanks..
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They used to tow iceburgs, break them up and sell the ice lumps.
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I think there used to be a place that stored ice in Camden st Birkenhead by the swings there
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