TOWCESTER FAMILIES
1861 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 at Spittle Bridge and from thence down to Church Lane
including the Churchyard the Brickyard House and the Hamlet of Caldicote also
Elm Lodge on the South-west side of the Turnpike Road with the Toll House and
Mannings Farm Cottage on the Tiffield Road
(includes the east side of the
B All that
part of the parish of
Towcester which lies on the North East side of the West Chester Turnpike Road
from and including Paul Webbs house Betts Lane, together with Park View, Toll
Gate House, Red House, Folly, Mount Pleasant, Jubilee Row, Lake Lane, and the
Hamlet of Wood Burcot on the South West side of the said Turnpike Road.
.
(includes the east side of the High Street south of the Market
Square, and the White Bear and Wood Burcote. Picture is of Sun Yard today)
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 in the south end of town.
Picture is of one of the houses on
D All that
part 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 in High Street and Park Street to the
Roundhouse inclusive
(includes the West side of the Market Square, the Almshouses, and
the Talbot Inn. Picture is of a house near the
E All that
part All that part of
the parish of Towcester from the round house comprising the remaining part of
the South east side of Park Street, Mr Ridgways Cottages, the whole of Kings
Lane, the whole of the North West side of Park Street, the remaining part of
High Street from Spencer’s Corner to Tranters Row and Police Station; Also the
Handley, Kingsmoor, Costwell, Inn’s farm house, the Delf and the second Tole
Gate on The Brackley Road
(includes Brackley Road, Bull Inn , Saracen’s Head Inn, the High Street on the
west side north of the Market Square. Picture shows the Picked Pig pub, which
was the post office in 1861)
On
the
Easton Neston
The Parish of Easton Neston with the Hamlets of Hulcote and Sewardley also Side
Gate, Lodges and Brickyard
(includes Easton Neston House, pictured from the air)