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Hurst Cross Circa 1900
Click for a description of Hurst circa
1832
This is the introduction to my pages about the place that I
was born and lived for the first 30 years of my life.
Being the
adventurous type, I then moved to Hartshead all of one mile up the road
!
I hope that you find these pages both helpful and
entertaining:
The Censuses
The 1841 census of
Hurst and surrounding district The 1851 census of
Crickets Lane Fever Hospital
The 1871 census of
Hurst and surrounding district
The 1811 Census of Tameside
(Courtesy Of Gay Oliver)
Directories & Electoral Rolls
Kelly's Directory
of Hurst 1905 1918
The Electoral Roll of 1918
Hurst Local Board
The First World War
The Fallen of Hurst
on Hurst War Memorial The Fallen of Alt from Alt War Memorial
The Ashton Munitions Factory Explosion
The Boer War 1899-1902
The Manchester Regiment in the Boer War
Local Parish Register Transcriptions
Queen Street Methodist New Connexion Chapel
Queen Street Memorial Inscriptions
Queen Street Baptisms
Baptisms at Hooley Hill Wesleyan Chapel 1802/34
On the way to Wembley ?
Queen Street United
Methodist Chapel F C 1913/1914 Queen Street United Methodist F C 1918/1919.
St James's Football Team 1919
Can you name them? Can you name them ? Can you name them ?
Ashton Schools' Football Team c1905.
Can you date this or name them ?
Local Anecdotes
Joe Wood's
Pies Ghandi Hurst A Happy
Land Skinny Hatton Two Minute
Topping
A Map of Old Hurst
A Map of Hurst Cross about 1900 Three maps of Ashton superimposed on each other.
Highlighed are where my dad lived and The Big Back. How Ashton Grew
Photos of Hurst Old and New
Hurst in Old
Photos Mossley Road School 1931 Group 12
The Chartists in Ashton
The Chartist Co-operative Members
My Dorset
Interests
Kimmeridge A Lovely village on South Coast
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