Redditch streets lost during the new town development
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At: 6 Church Green West In 1911 | Was Moses Attwood (widower) Age: 65 Born: Beoley, Worcestershire | Trading as: at home own account Baker Notes: Moses had 4 boarders at home. On the 1901 census Moses was married to Emma and they lived 8 Prospect Hill, Redditch. In the 1892 & 1900 Kelly’s Directory, Moses was a Baker, Clive Road. In the 1896, 1900, 1904, 1908 & 1912 Kelly’s Directories, Moses was a Baker, 34 Clive Road, and Confectioner, 8 Prospect Hill. Moses died in 1929. Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 6 Church Green West In 1948 | Was T. Ellis Age: Born: | Trading as: Confectioners Notes: Recorded in the 1948/9 Midland Counties Trade Directory Source of data: JC – Trade Directory |
At: 7 Church Green West In 1891 | Was Edwin Smallwood Age: 82 Born: Redditch | Trading as: Retired Needle Manufacturer Notes: Edwin had 1 servant + 1 visitor at home. On the 1881 census Edwin lived at 12 Church Green East. In the 1888 Kelly’s Directory of Worcestershire Edwin lived at 7 Church Green West. According to 1924 Kelly’s Directory an Edwin Smallwood endowed £5,000 to the Smallwood Hospital and his brother William endowed the rest. The hospital was erected in 1895 at a cost of £22,000. Edwin died 16th July 1892 and was classed as a Gentleman. Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 7 Church Green West In 1901 | Was Frederick Henry Joscelyne Age: 52 Born: Stourbridge | Trading as: Bank Notes: Wife Caroline (51) plus son Henry P. Joscelyne Dental Surgeon (own account at home) + 1 visitor + 2 servants at home. This was also called “The Bank” On the 1891 & 1911 census they lived at 9 Church Green West. In the 1896, 1900, 1904, 1908 & 1912 Kelly’s Directories, Frederick was Manager Metropolitan Bank (of England and Wales) Limited & Treasurer to the Urban District Council, Church Green West. Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 7 Church Green West In 1911 | Was James Edmund Blake Age: 33 Born: Sandford, Devon | Trading as: Pianoforte Tuner Notes: Wife Blanche Yeo (Darch) (30) plus 4 children at home. (In the 1911 summar book it stated that this house was also a Warehouse. They had also stated that they had had 4 children born alive) On the 1901 census James and Blanche were living in Dunfermiline, Scotland and James was classed as Tuner & Papver of Paris and Reed Organs. Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 7a Church Green West In 1901 | Was Age: Born: | Trading as: Drapers Notes: On the 1901 census this was just classed as Business only Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 7b Church Green West In 1901 | Was Age: Born: | Trading as: Notes: On the 1901 census this was classed as Photographer’s Studio Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 8 Church Green West In 1881 | Was William Street Age: 27 Born: Redditch | Trading as: Machine Needle ? Notes: Wife Eliza (Moulden) (27) plus 1 son at home. On the 1871 census William was boarding with James and Emma Penfield in Mount Pleasant, Redditch. William died 2nd November 1888. Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 8 Church Green West In 1891 | Was Frederick Henry Joscelyne Age: 42 Born: Stourbridge | Trading as: Bank Manager Notes: Wife Caroline Elizabeth aged 41 plus 1 niece + 2 visitors + 2 servants at home. On the 1901 census they lived at 7 Church Green West. On the 1881 census they lived in Church Green West but no number stated for this house on the 1901 census. Source of data: JC – Census |
At: 8 Church Green West In 1911 | Was Frederick Henry Joscelyne (widower) Age: 62 Born: Stourbridge | Trading as: Bank Manager Notes: Frederick had 1 daughter + 2 servants at home. (In the 1911 summary book it said that this number was a private house and Bank) On the 1901 census they lived at 7 Church Green West. Frederick died 3rd September 1915. Source of data: JC – Census |