Curate at St John’s Church. Was a lodger at Pear Tree Cottage, 20 Shrigley Road, the home of Elizabeth Williamson.
Locations: Shrigley Road
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Williamson family at Pear Tree Cottage
Taken in the garden of Pear tree Cottage, 20 Shrigley Road, residence of George Williamson. House shown opposite is 1 Shrigley Road.
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Houses on Shrigley Road
Shows houses on Shrigley Road with Ingersley Road in the foreground. House marked with X is the house of John Peter Williamson, funeral director. The house to the right of it is Newbridge House built in 1794 believed to have been accommodation for the mill manager at Oak Bank mill, later home of the Hammonds of the Pott Shrigley brickworks.
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Shrigley Road
Looking across Cocksheadhey Road (foreground) and Shrigley Road from Beeston towards Smithy Brow, Blaze Hill and Bilinge hill. The vicarage can be seen towards the right side just above the houses in Shrigley Road.
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Shrigley Road
Saxon Series postcard, c.1908. Looking down over Shrigley Brow from just above junction with Beeston Mount.
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Footpath off Shrigley Road
Taken in the “opening” at the top of Shrigley Road which was the start of the footpath down to Sowcar Fields.. Now changed
