Redditch streets lost during the new town development
| Propery | Occupant | More Details |
|---|---|---|
At: Unknown Clive Road In 1962 | Was T. Hemming & Son Ltd. Age: Born: | Trading as: Fishing Tackle & Rod Manufacturers Notes: Information taken from 1962 Redditch and District Directory also stated Standard Works, Clive Road Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Clive Road In 1962 | Was The Redditch Spring Co. Ltd. Age: Born: | Trading as: Press Workers Notes: Information taken from 1962 Redditch and District Directory also stated Prospect Works, Clive Road and also at 2 Deansway, London N. 2. Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Clive Works In 1962 | Was Abel Morrall Ltd. Age: Born: | Trading as: Needle Manufacturing Notes: Information taken from 1962 Redditch and District Directory Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Crabbs Cross In 1873 | Was Jesse Boulton & Sons Age: Born: | Trading as: Fish Hook Manufacturers Notes: Information taken from Littlebury’s Directory of County of Worcestershire Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Crabbs Cross In 1948 | Was H. J. Cook & Co. Age: Born: | Trading as: Needle Manufacturers Notes: Recorded in the 1948/9 Midland Counties Trade Directory Source of data: JC – Trade Directory |
At: Unknown Crabbs Cross In 1954 | Was Methodist Chapel Age: Born: | Trading as: Methodist Chapel Notes: Information taken from Bennett’s Directory of Worcestershire also stated Astwood Bank and Feckenham (Rev. A. Hoof) Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Crabbs Cross In 1954 | Was St Peter’s Church Age: Born: | Trading as: Church of England Notes: Information taken from Bennett’s Directory of Worcestershire also stated (Rev . W. D. Owen) Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Crabbs Cross In 1954 | Was Salvation Army Age: Born: | Trading as: Salvation Army Notes: Information taken from Bennett’s Directory of Worcestershire Source of data: JC – Directory |
At: Unknown Easemore Lane In 1841 | Was Polycarp Allcock Age: 65 Born: Redditch | Trading as: Needle Maker Notes: Wife Ann (Avery) (50) plus daughter + 2 working sons + 1 younger son (which was Samuel Allcock aged 12) + Eliza Perks 4 + 1 servant at home. On the 1851 census Polycarp was now a widower and lived with his son Samuel in Adelaide Street, Redditch. (According to the Berrow’s Worcester Journal – Thursday 29th March 1838 – Polycarp was not married to Ann as she was still married (Obadiah Mole) as their son Henry stated in court proceedings, as he was a witness in a case regarding his father. He stated that he chose to take the name Mole even though Polycarp acknowledged him as his son as did several of his siblings) Source of data: JC – Census |
At: Unknown Easemore Lane In 1850 | Was Arthur George Baylis Age: Born: | Trading as: Needle & Fish Hook Manufacturer Notes: Information taken from Slater’s Directory, Worcestershire Source of data: JC – Directory |