Additional information
researched, recorded and referenced by Mrs Sheila Wade
Hebden Bridge WEA Local History Group
Stansfield Rates Book 1860
Occupier William Mitchell; owners William Mitchell and James Astin & Co. assignees; Canteen; mill and power; rateable value £164.11s.0d.
White 1866
Sutcliffe & Hollinrake, Canteen Mill, cotton manufacturers
Stansfield Rates Book 1867 (January)
Occupied by trustees of William Mitchell; owners assignees of William Mitchell; Commercial Street; mill and power; rateable value £287.19s.8d.
Stansfield Rates Book 1867 (August)
Owned and occupied by Sutcliffe and Hollinrake; Canteen; mill and power; rateable value £287.19s.8d. New warehouse £5.10s.0d.
Fielden papers 27th January 1868
Letter to Messrs Sutcliffe and Hollinrake, Canteen Mill. We are not in the habit of accepting prices 1d. per pound lower than we ask.
Stansfield Rates Book 1868-99
Owners and occupiers Hollinrake & Co; Canteen; mill and power; rateable value £295.7s.8d.
1873 – new size house £171.
1876 – additions to size works £3.10s.0d.
1880 – re-valued £422.10s.0d.
1881 – re-valued £376
1890 – re-valued £319.
1891 – part picker works £4.15s.0d.
Census 1871
Thomas Hollinrake, 2 Lineholme Villas, aged 35, cotton manufacturer employing 70 people.
Martin West, Ing Bottom, aged 56, cotton manufacturer employing 16 hands.
Thomas West, Knott Road, aged 27, cotton manufacturer employing 18 hands.
Kelly 1871
Robert and Thomas Hollinrake, Lydgate, cotton manufacturers
Todmorden Rates Book 1876-81
Owned and occupied by R. and T. Hollinrake; part size works; Lineholme; rateable value £17.
1880 – rateable value £15.5s.0d.
Todmorden and Hebden Bridge Advertiser 1st August 1879
Hollinrake, Canteen, 130 looms.
John Roberts & Son, Canteen, 358 looms running full time.
West, Canteen Mill, 79 looms, running full time.
Dearden, Canteen, 40 looms, running 4 days.
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen, 48 looms, running full time.
Halifax Courier 23rd August 1879
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Shed, running full time, reduced weavers wages 2.5%.
Factory Inspectors prosecutions
11th August 1881
John Roberts & Son, Canteen Mill, Todmorden cotton manufacturers
Case heard before Abraham Ormerod and G. Riley Esqrs. at Todmorden
Employing 4 women after 5.30 p.m.
Penalty of £4 and costs of £2.8s.0d – Two cases withdrawn on payment of costs.
Halifax Courier 2nd June 1883
Todmorden trade bad. T. West of Lydgate removing looms from Canteen to Stansfield Road.
Halifax Courier 10th May 1884
Accident at size works of R. and T. Hollinrake of Canteen Shed. Boy killed.
Halifax Courier 5th April 1884
Strike at Canteen Shed Todmorden continues.
Halifax Courier 12th April 1884
Work to be resumed on Monday at Canteen Shed, dispute referred to arbitration.
Halifax Courier 3rd May 1884
J. C. Fielden of Manchester (for weavers) and Joshua Rawlinson of Blackburn (for masters) arbitrators, attended at Canteen Shed for particulars of late strike of weavers employed by J. Roberts & Son. Decision expected soon.
Halifax Courier 28th June 1884
Owing to depressed state of trade, J. Roberts & Son, Canteen, to stop about 60 looms.
Todmorden Rates Book 1885-90
Owned and occupied by R. and T. Hollinrake; part loom shed etc; Canteen; rateable value £12.15s.0d.
1888 – rateable value £11.10s.0d.
Halifax Courier 30th April 1887
Sutcliffe & Greenwood of Lineholme and Canteen Sheds – weavers seeking increase. 310 looms.
Todmorden and Hebden Bridge Advertiser 20th May 1887
Wages dispute settled at Greenwood & Sutcliffe of Canteen. Masters accepted terms by the Todmorden Power Loom Weavers Association.
Manchester Examiner 22nd July 1887
Hollinrake, Canteen, 200 looms running full time.
John Roberts & son, Canteen, 360 looms running full time.
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Shed, 310 looms running full time.
Slater 1887
John Roberts & son, Canteen Shed, Lineholme, manufacturers of cotton goods
Dearden Bros. Canteen Shed, manufacturers of cotton goods.
Thomas Pickles, Canteen Shed, manufacturer of cotton goods.
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Shed, manufacturers of cotton goods.
Factory Act prosecutions
December 1888
Sutcliffe and Greenwood, Canteen Shed, near Todmorden
Case heard before J.A. Ingham, D.J. Crossley and G. Sutcliffe Esqrs. at Todmorden Petty Sessions.
Employing a child without a certificate of due attendance at school.
Penalty 5s – costs 9s.
Factory Act prosecutions
3rd January 1889
Sutcliffe and Greenwood, Lineholme Shed, near Todmorden
Case heard before J. A. Ingham, D. J. Crossley and G. Sutcliffe Esqrs. at Todmorden Petty Sessions.
Allowing a child to clean machinery whilst in motion
Penalty 5s – costs 9s
Factory Act prosecutions
26th September 1889
Sutcliffe and Greenwood, Canteen Shed, Todmorden
Case heard before Rev. T. Sutcliffe, J. A. Ingham and D.J.Crossley Esqrs at Todmorden Police Courts.
Employing a child without having obtained a certificate of attendance at school for the previous week.
Penalty 7s.6d – costs 13s.6d.
Todmorden Rates Book 1891
Owned and occupied by R. and T. Hollinrake; picker works; Canteen; rateable value £4.15s.0d.
Worrall 1891
Thomas Hollinrake, Canteen Mill, 197 looms, drills, pay day every Tuesday in Manchester.
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Mills, 560 looms, twills, wigans, sheetings etc. also Hollins Mill Walsden.
Kelly 1893
Robert and of Thomas Hollinrake executors, Canteen Shed, Lineholme, manufacturers of cotton goods, mill owners.
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers.
Thomas Ashworth, Canteen Shed, tanner
Nuttall Bros. Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
John and Fred Stansfield, Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers.
Kelly 1895
Thomas Ashworth, buffalo hide and sizing manufacturer, Canteen Shed.
Views and Reviews 1896
Sutcliffe and Greenwood, Canteen Mills, Cornholme and Hollins Mill Walsden, manufacturers of wigans, domestics, twills, sheetings etc.
Kelly 1897
Robert and Thomas Hollinrake executors, Canteen Shed, Lineholme, manufacturers of cotton goods, mill owners.
Greenwood and Ormerod, Canteen Sheds, Lineholme, picker manufacturers.
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
Thomas Ashworth, Canteen Shed, tanner.
Nuttall Bros. Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
John and Fred Stansfield, Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
Newell Bros. Canteen Shed, cotton goods manufacturers, stripes and checks.
Fielden papers 15th April 1899
Fire at R. and T. Hollinrake, Canteen Shed, Fielden’s fire engine attended.
1901 census
Joseph E. Sutcliffe, Church Street, Cornholme; aged 24, joiner working on his own account.
Kelly 1908
Sutcliffe & Greenwood, Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
Nuttall Bros. Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
John and Fred Stansfield, Canteen Shed, cotton manufacturers
Newell Bros. Canteen Shed, cotton goods manufacturers, stripes and checks. |