Harold Coe with dog in workshop doorway
Eldest son
Kept ladders, handcarts and vans in square under the arched building in the Market Place.
Categories: Plumber
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Coe’s Workshop, Market Place
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Coe’s Shop, Water Street
Left to right:
Mother-in-law of William Coe Snr
Florie Coe (daughter of William Coe Snr)
William Coe
William Coe Snr’s second wife -
New Boiler at Oak Bank Works
Putting in the new boiler at Oak Bank mill. The man on the left is Gilbert Henry Jackson.
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Billhead, William Coe
1912 billhead from William Coe who was a sanitary plumber and decorator with premises in Market Place, High Street.
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Billhead, Alfred Hamson
1894 billhead for Alfred Hamson, general decorator, plumber and glazier. His premises were at the bottom of Shrigley Road, no.6. It is still possible to see the remains of his painted sign on the end of the house.
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Billhead, William Hallowell
1894 invoice from William Hallowell, Plumber, Gas fitter, Glazier and many other skills listed, of High Street and Store Street. It’s interesting that the customer, Mrs Glage, took six months to pay!
