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Retlaw 12-08-2010 21:49

Accrington's History
 
New one for the history buffs.
Found this whilst browsing old newspapers.
Oxford Journal
Sept 10th 1808
Bankrupts.
James Entwistle, of Dunnyshop Factory, New Accrington, Lancashire. Cotton and Weft Spinner.
Sept 1808 at White Horse Clitheroe.

New one on me. Dunnyshop Factory.

Retlaw.

cashman 12-08-2010 21:59

Re: Accrington's History
 
News to me, theres a Dunnyshop up fern gore though, maybe around that site long before the council houses were built?:confused:

Retlaw 12-08-2010 22:59

Re: Accrington's History
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 836765)
News to me, theres a Dunnyshop up fern gore though, maybe around that site long before the council houses were built?:confused:

Yes its the same Dunnyshop, but factory
beats me, at that time even Broad Oak Factory was still a small concern.

Retlaw.

TubbyLes 13-08-2010 18:26

Re: Accrington's History
 
Just an observation--put a comma after Dunnyshop might indicate that he lived there but factory was in Accrington.

Retlaw 13-08-2010 19:40

Re: Accrington's History
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TubbyLes (Post 836973)
Just an observation--put a comma after Dunnyshop might indicate that he lived there but factory was in Accrington.

What I wrote is exactly how it was written in the newspaper article, and I put all the twiddly bits in the same places
Retlaw.

Marie Ball 13-08-2010 21:14

Re: Accrington's History
 
Jonas Broadley, 1698-1770, lived at Dunnyshop for much of his life and he was a weaver, but I never heard of a factory there before. I wonder if the Entwistle FHS would know? Marie Ball

katex 13-08-2010 21:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 836999)
What I wrote is exactly how it was written in the newspaper article, and I put all the twiddly bits in the same places
Retlaw.

Pleased to learn your twiddly bits are in the correct places, Retlaw .. :D

Do you think it may have been a cottage industry ?

Retlaw 13-08-2010 22:03

Re: Accrington's History
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 837028)
Pleased to learn your twiddly bits are in the correct places, Retlaw .. :D

Do you think it may have been a cottage industry ?

Hiya Snakehead.
Wondered when you'd chip in, since when has a cottage been a factory.:confused::confused::confused:
And mind your own business about my twiddley bits.

Retlaw.


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