Towns and Cities
where our ancestors nested
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Aberdeen Scotland
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Bradford Yorkshire 1830 |
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Kingston-upon-Hull Yorkshire 1822 |
Sheffield
Yorkshire Willgoose Musical Supplies |
Annesley
Nottinghamshire Annesley Hall |
Coventry
Warwickshire Wildgoose Sports Shop |
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Lowestoft Suffolk Marine Parade
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Manchester Lancashire 1830 |
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Trowbridge Wiltshire Market Square
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Matlock Derbyshire
Hopewell House
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Castleton
Derbyshire
Goose Hill
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Whitley
Bay Northumberland
Hartley House School
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Bristol Gloucestershire
The
Great Western Railway |
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Matlock Derbyshire Robert Wildgoose’s Tram
Shelter |
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Sheffield
Yorkshire Cutlers’ Hall
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Sheffield Yorkshire 1830
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Darley Derbyshire
Losker Row |
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Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
The Castle
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Sheffield Yorkshire London Road c.1900
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Lexington Kentucky Parker Place
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Ithaca New York Wilgus
Opera HOuse
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Darley Derbyshire The Grouse Inn
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Holymoorside Derbyshire The Star Inn |
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Leadenham, Lincolnshire The George Hotel |
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Hyde Cheshire
John Street
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Rotherham Yorkshire 1862
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Cromford
Derbyshire Cromford
Hill
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Wigan Lancashire Plantation Gates
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Wigan Lancashire Wildgoose
Lane The Ropewalk |
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Wirksworth Derbyshire
Via Gellia
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I am indebted
to Dave Marsh for the photograph of Wildgoose
Lane
in Wallgate, Wigan where John Wildgoose
and Ann Bailey’s family lived and worked in the 1790s
(although
in those days I don’t think there would have been an electric lamp standard!)
