TOWCESTER FAMILIES
1851 Census for Towcester
A All that part
of the Parish of Towcester which lies on the North East side of the West
Chester Turnpike Road, commencing near to Spittal Bridge and from thence down
to the Church Lane, including the Church Yard, The Hamlet of Caldecote and the
Machine House.
(includes the east side of the
B All that
part of the parish of
Towcester which lies on the South East side of the West Chester Turnpike Road
from the house lately used as an Infants School to Betts Lane, together with
Park View, Mount Pleasant, Jubilee Row, Lake Lane and the Hamlet of Wood Burcot
on the SW side of the said Turnpike Road.
(includes the east side of the
C All
that part of the
parish of Towcester which lies on the South West side of the West Chester
Turnpike Road from Little London to the Peacock Inn (both inclusive), with
Puddle Dock
(includes all the yards behind the West side of the south end of the High
Street, as well as the west side of the High Street (pictured))
D All
that part of the
parish of Towcester which lies on the South West side of the West Chester
Turnpike Road from the Peacock Inn to the Round House (inclusive), comprising
part of the High Street, part of the South East side of Park Street, the Plank
Houses and Sawpits Lane
(includes the West side of the
E All that
part of the parish of
Towcester from the Round House, comprising the remaining side of the South East
side of Park Street, the whole of the North West side of Park Street, the whole
of Kings Lane, the remaining part of High Street from Miles’ corner to Tranters
Row, also the Handleys, Costwell, the Delft, and the Second Toll Gate up the
Brackley Road
(includes Brackley Road, Bull Inn , Saracen’s Head Inn (pictured when called
the Pomfret Hotel), the High Street on the west side north of the Market
Square), and the Workhouse
Easton Neston
The whole of the Parish of Easton Neston, comprising Easton Neston, Hulcote,
Showesley, the three Lodges and side bar
(includes Easton Neston House)