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08-02-2008, 12:42
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Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
Hiya, whilst researching my family history i discovered my ancestors where originally from clough bottom farm in Accrington.
After researching this for some time i found a farm in Baxenden by the same name, quite close to the college. Does anybody on here know the name and address of the owner or where i could aquire them.
Its a long shot i know but it worth a try.
Thanxx
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08-02-2008, 18:09
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
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Originally Posted by Mitchells
Hiya, whilst researching my family history i discovered my ancestors where originally from clough bottom farm in Accrington.
After researching this for some time i found a farm in Baxenden by the same name, quite close to the college. Does anybody on here know the name and address of the owner or where i could aquire them.
Its a long shot i know but it worth a try.
Thanxx
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I done know where you live Mitchells, if you where local you could look it up in the register of electors at the library, failing that i'm sure some else on here will know where on line you could find out, but i've never looked for these kind of things on line myself
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08-02-2008, 19:45
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
Clough Bottom Farm is not in Baxenden, it is in Accrington
map ref 774-277.
Go up throgh what is now Caligen Foam, till 150 yards past the old Broad Oak Dye house buildings, turn left into farm lane, up the hill for 200 yards and turn right into Cat Hall lane. the farm is at the end of the lane. The owner in the 1980's was called Dick Guy. whether he is still there or not I don't know.
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10-02-2008, 10:23
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Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
Hi, just wondering if you might have had any connection with MITCHELLS RESERVOIR, but ...unfortunately cannot find anything.shame, that would have been good!
Atarah
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11-02-2008, 14:46
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
ELECTORAL ROLL 2007
RICHARD GUY, CLOUGH BOTTOM FARM, BROAD OAK ROAD, ACCRINGTON, LANCASHIRE BB5 2DG
Age guide: 25-29 (?), other occupants DIANE DEVINE
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28-02-2008, 16:34
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
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ELECTORAL ROLL 2007
RICHARD GUY, CLOUGH BOTTOM FARM, BROAD OAK ROAD, ACCRINGTON, LANCASHIRE BB5 2DG
Age guide: 25-29 (?), other occupants DIANE DEVINE
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i know dick and diane, dick is in is 65+ diane is late 40's and they still live there
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18-12-2008, 20:07
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
cloughbottom farm is owned by richard guy he is my father inlaw can i help you
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27-12-2008, 00:00
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
In the 80s we used to fish Warmden Reservoir (let out to Hyndburn and Blackburn AA), I noticed from Google Earth that the water no longer exists and I would be interested in the history of it's demise (or origins)?
Regards
Sox
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27-12-2008, 00:06
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
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In the 80s we used to fish Warmden Reservoir (let out to Hyndburn and Blackburn AA), I noticed from Google Earth that the water no longer exists and I would be interested in the history of it's demise (or origins)?
Regards
Sox
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It was drained off when Broad Oak Print Works declined and then closed. It was no longer needed.
Retlaw.
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27-12-2008, 00:13
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
Cheers,
I also seem to remember at the time talk of a leak in the valve arrangements of the reservoir and the expense of repairs being too prohibitive.
Do you know when the reservoir was built?
Sox
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27-12-2008, 13:31
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
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Cheers,
I also seem to remember at the time talk of a leak in the valve arrangements of the reservoir and the expense of repairs being too prohibitive.
Do you know when the reservoir was built?
Sox
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No, but it is shown on the 1846 ordnance survey, the run off goes down to Broad Oak Print Works.
The 1828 Survey just shows 10 acres to roads and water.
There is a Broad Oak Estate plan dated 1810, I think it in Accy Library.
Retlaw.
Last edited by Retlaw; 27-12-2008 at 13:33.
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27-12-2008, 18:20
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
I cannot find my copy, but there is one in the library - a book about the history of Accrington Gas & water Boards. It gives information about acquisition of land/farms for the construction of the reservoirs. If I find my copy, I will have a looksee for you, but this may be later rather than sooner.
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27-12-2008, 22:51
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
Cheers to both.
Sox
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24-03-2012, 20:59
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
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Originally Posted by Mitchells
Hiya, whilst researching my family history i discovered my ancestors where originally from clough bottom farm in Accrington.
After researching this for some time i found a farm in Baxenden by the same name, quite close to the college. Does anybody on here know the name and address of the owner or where i could aquire them.
Its a long shot i know but it worth a try.
Thanxx
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were your ancesters called bickerstaff my dad was born at clough bottom
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24-03-2012, 21:04
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Re: Clough Bottom Farm, Accrington
Mitchells started this thread 4 years ago, and isn't a regular poster here, so you may not get a response.
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