Huncoat Hall - (Birtwistle) - Page 2

Retlaw · 16-04-2010, 13:01

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Originally Posted by Lance

I know I'm {a lot ** late, but you know........

I used to stay at the farm when my Aunty Glady's [ ne Proctor] lived there.
She then moved down the lane a bit and lived in [one] of the cottages. What has happened to 'Plantation Mill'

Plantation Mill was derelict back in the 1930's.
Retlaw.

AccyGirl · 18-04-2010, 13:38

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Albert Birtwell was the one who came round with a horse drawn cart blowing a whistle (that is Albert blowing the whistle, not the cart.)

I am researching my family tree and my mother's sister, Gladys, married Albert Birtwell in 1928.....but not sure which Albert Birtwell...on the 1911 census there are two Birtwell families, one at 54 Spencer Street and one at 8 Orange Street both have sons called Albert...one age 4 and one age 6. .... any more info would be gratefully received...

cashman · 19-04-2010, 08:50

P.M.sent.....

sdcymru · 09-05-2010, 18:44

Hello, I am new and looking for more information on my family tree and came across this post.

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Originally Posted by Darby
I thought it was Birtwell's Ice Cream van that use to come round!

Albert Birtwell was the one who came round with a horse drawn cart blowing a whistle (that is Albert blowing the whistle, not the cart.)

My grandfather is Robert Colin Birtwell son to Albert Birtwell who owned the Birtwell's Ice Cream van, and his father was Ambrose Birtwell. If anybody has any pictures or stories or anything I would be so grateful.

Thankyou

Miaowzinzara · 09-08-2011, 05:48

My Great grandparents were Birtwistles and we have traced our family back to Huncoat Hall in the 1100's. I thought we would get a couple of generations back but never thought we would get back so far and be linked to Huncoat as my family are from liverpool.

Atarah · 10-08-2011, 22:54

Grief! How on earth do you research back to the 1100's? I have only got back as far as the 1780's and early 1800's and thats far enough for me! I have only done that by looking at the 1841 census and working back with people's ages at that time.

Miaowzinzara · 11-08-2011, 20:42

Hi June (Atarah).... We paid to get our family tree done professionally. You can only go back to the 1500's as a commoner. If anything exists previous to that then it is nobility so will be polishing my tiara and greeting my people with a quaint wave as i drive past.
Phillipa x

JCB · 12-08-2011, 17:16

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Originally Posted by sdcymru

Hello, I am new and looking for more information on my family tree and came across this post.

My grandfather is Robert Colin Birtwell son to Albert Birtwell who owned the Birtwell's Ice Cream van, and his father was Ambrose Birtwell. If anybody has any pictures or stories or anything I would be so grateful.

Thankyou

Did any member of the family have Hindle as her maiden name ?

Miaowzinzara · 16-08-2011, 09:39

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Originally Posted by JCB

Did any member of the family have Hindle as her maiden name ?

My Great Grandfather had Hindle in his name as a middle name cant remember why though... it all linked up.
Would have to go back and look at my info to check x

Atarah · 16-08-2011, 17:17

Just remember HINDLE is a dead common name, so could be hard to trace. Oops, maybe I should use the word "popular name" - here in Lancashire . I was a Hindle before I got married.

JCB · 16-08-2011, 17:26

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Originally Posted by Miaowzinzara

My Great Grandfather had Hindle in his name as a middle name cant remember why though... it all linked up.
Would have to go back and look at my info to check x

I once went with a pal to the farm in the late 50s or early 60s . His dad was Harry Hindle , and I'm sure Mrs Birtwell was his sister .

They lived across back from us up Fern Gore . When Mr Birtwell came our way with the ice cream he always stayed at Harry Hindle's for a while .

Miaowzinzara · 18-08-2011, 12:41

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Originally Posted by Atarah

Just remember HINDLE is a dead common name, so could be hard to trace. Oops, maybe I should use the word "popular name" - here in Lancashire . I was a Hindle before I got married.

We got back by going through the name hindle.... suppose its easier for someone who does it professionally x

susie123 · 31-12-2012, 17:08

For Bamboo Susan who is looking for info on the Birtwistles:

Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Page Outline Descendant Tree: Descendents of Ralph De Birdtwisell. 1160. 24/2/00

See post no 1 on this thread as well.

Mike Rotheram · 03-02-2013, 21:11

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Originally Posted by sdcymru

Hello, I am new and looking for more information on my family tree and came across this post.

My grandfather is Robert Colin Birtwell son to Albert Birtwell who owned the Birtwell's Ice Cream van, and his father was Ambrose Birtwell. If anybody has any pictures or stories or anything I would be so grateful.

Thankyou

I well remember Birtwell's ice cream and the horse drawn cart. The ice cream was a yellow colour and was very creamy in taste. I seem to remember that they rang a large hand bell to get our attention. A good friend of mine was Michael Birtwell who lived with his parent's in Broadfield Road Fern Gore Accrington, and was related to the Birtwell's of huncoat. Michael unfortunately died young at 50 about 11years ago. Regards, Mike Rotheram

Accie lance · 03-09-2014, 06:34

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Originally Posted by lauramjackson

Hey !! my names Laura Jackson and i live at High Riley !!! What do you want to know about us ???

Nor so quick, but I do live in South Africa.
Could you contact me at <[email protected]>
There is a possibility we may related, in a round about way.
Cheers
Lance Travis