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Brotton

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Brotton People

Can You Identify These People?

St Peters School 1972 onwards

Brotton Old School

Brotton County Modern School

Warsett Secondary School

Badger Hill Primary School

Brotton Working Mens Club

The Rectory

St Peters Church

St Margarets CofE Church

Primitive Methodist Chapel

Wesleyan Chapel

St Anthonys RC Church

Kilton Lane

Brotton Cottage Hospital

Newspaper Clippings

Crimes

Railway Station

The White House

Hunley House

Brotton Grange

The Cottage

The Close

Brotton House

Brotton Hall

Ivy Cottage

High Street

Child Street

Day Street

Errington Street

Jackson Street

Railway Terrace

Abbey Street

Broadbent Street

Wilson Street

Hutchinson Street

Dixon Street

Rear High Street

Skelton Road

Coach Road

Saltburn Road

Springfield Avenue

Foster Street

Gladstone Street

George Terrace

Park Terrace

Days Terrace

Britannia Terrace

The Avenue

The Garth

Cliffe Street

Ings Lane

Grange Street

Chapel Street

Lorne Terrace

New Brotton

Park Road

Millholme Terrace

Brotton (Morrisons) Ironstone Mine

Lumpsey Ironstone Mine

Kilton Ironstone Mine

Huntcliffe Ironstone Mine

Craggs Hall Ironstone Mine

Cliffe Ironstone Mine

Skinningrove Ironstone Mine

North Skelton Ironstone Mine

Other Local Mines

Local Heroes - Mary Jarred

Local Heroes - Derek Mclean

Local Heroes - Charles Robinson Sykes

Local Heroes - Henry Alexander Cooper

Monumental Inscriptions

**LOOKING FOR**

Brotton Hippodrome

The Grand Cinema / Hall

Arthur Norman Harker

Joseph Edward Huntrods - Photographer

Clubs and Groups

Bands

1911 Census

1841 Census

1851 Census

1861 Census

1871 Census

1881 Census

1891 Census

1901 Census

Baptisms A - C St Margaret's

Baptisms D - F St Margaret's

Baptisms G - I St Margaret's

Baptisms J - L St Margaret's

Baptisms M - P St Margaret's

Baptisms Q - T St Margaret's

Baptisms U - Z St Margaret's

Celebrations / Parties

Family Stories - Taberner Family

Willow Drive & Linden Road Airey Houses

Weddings

Family Trees

The Station Hotel

Other Schools

Kilton

Shops

Oddfellows Hall

WW1

WW2

Fallen Heroes

Public Houses & Inns - The Shoemakers Arms

Public Houses & Inns - The Green Tree

Public Houses & Inns - The Queens Arms

Public Houses & Inns - The Royal

Public Houses & Inns -The Ship

Public Houses & Inns - The Station

Public Houses & Inns - The Crown

Scouts, Guides, Brownies etc

Trade Directories

Holidays & Days Out

Sport - Football

Tarmac Roadstone Ltd

Paddy Waddle's Railway

Pear Tree Cottage

Quirkies

Your Messages

Cleveland Hall

Mining Accidents

Womens Institute & Mothers Union

Medals & Awards

Ironstone Mining

War Graves

Links for Brotton History

Message Board

Guestbook

Mail Form

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1911 Census

The 1911 Census was taken on the night of Sunday 2nd April 1911.

Information recorded is:

Name - Relationship to Head - Age - Martial Status - Occupation - Place of Birth

Also recorded on some records is number of years married, number of children born, number of children still living. I have not added this information but if you would like to know the details of anyone in particular please don't hesitate to ask.

Abbey Street

1 Abbey Street
Mark Kirkbright – head – marr – 67 – shop keeper – brotton
Anne Kirkbright – wife – 64 - brotton

2 & 4 Abbey Street - House & Shop
Harold Peacock Dunn – Head – 27 – Married – Ironstone Miner – Staithes
Mary Jane Dunn – Wife – 22 – Darlington
Marjorie Dunn – Daughter - 1 - Middlesbrough

3 Abbey Street
Joseph Wilson – Head – 76 – Old Age Pensioner - Yorkshire
Ruth Wilson – Wife – 65 – Hetton Le Hole
Charles J Wilson – Son – 28 – Fitter at Ironstone Mine - Brotton
William Bell – Boarder – Widower – 54 – Fitter at Miine – Guisborough

5 Abbey Street
James Taylor – Head – 41 – widower – Dynamo Engine Attendant, Mine – Brotton
Vida Maude Taylor – Daur – 11 – School – Brotton
James Edward Taylor – Son – 8 – Brotton
Catherine Curnow – Niece – 25 – Single – House Keeper – Brotton

6 Abbey Street
Charles Brooks – Head – 57 – Married – Chief Clerk, Ironstone Mine – Haworth
Jane Ann Brooks – Wife – 51 – Durham
Mildred Brooks – Daur – 18 – Single – Brotton

7 Abbey Street
William Nixon – Head – 42 – Married – Draper – Marske
Edith Nixon – wife – 40 – Marske
Margaret Teresa Nixon – Daur – 13 – School – Skinningrove
William Arthur Nixon – Son - 10 – School – Brotton

10 Abbey Street
Mary Harrison – Head – Single – 34 – Brotton
Fred Harrison – Brother – 20 – Electric Winch Driver – Brotton

14 Abbey Street - Lodging House
Edward Hanson – Head – 57 – Married – Ironstone miner – Leicester
Charlotte Hanson – Wife – 52 – Liskeard Cornwall
Evelyn Hudson – Grand-daur – 15 – Brotton
Ethel Hudson – Grand-daur – 6 – Brotton
Philip Reynolds – Boarder – 51 – Single – General Labourer – Carmarthen Wales
William Hindle – Boarder – 57 Married - Ironstone Miner – Darlington
Isabella Hindle – Boarder – 42 – Married – Dumfries Scotland
William Stewart - Boarder – 28 Single - General Labourer – Unknown
William Blackwood – Boarder – 24 – Single – Gen Lab – Armagh Ireland
Robert Medd – Boarder – 60 – Single – Miner – Lythe Yorks
James O’Malley – Boarder – 58 – Married – General Labourer – Co Mayo
William Thomas – Boarder – 46 – Married – Ironstone Miner – Bedale
Jane Thomas – Boarder – 37 – Bedale
John Thomas Walker – Boarder – 22 – Single – General Labourer – Yorks
John Nichols – 50 – Single – Labourer Gas works – Cornwall
E Springate – Boarder – 75 – widower – pensioner – Fordham essex
Anthony Brown – Boarder – 72 – Married – Pensioner – Yorks
Violet Cheeseborough – Boarder – 23 - Marr – Malton
Edith May Cheeseborough – Boarder – 6 – Middlesbrough
Amos Wilson – Boarder – 26 – Single – Labourer at mine – Malton
Arthur Thomas – Boarder – 10 – Thirsk
Edward Woods – Boarder – 27 – single ?? work – Brotton
John Hooton? – Boarder – 46 – Marr – Fitter – Crewe Cheshire
Fitzgerald Patrick – Boarder – 23 – Single – General Labourer – swineford co mayo
Partick O’Malley – Boarder 62 single – General Labourer – Ireland
John Flynn – boarder - 50? – General Labourer – Ireland
Joseph William – boarder – 54 – widower – Gen Labourer – Northampton
George Sinclair – boarder – 24 – single – General Labourer – Oldham lancs
Patrick Brady – boarder – 32 – single – General Labourer – Ireland
Joseph F? Boarder – 58 – married – General Labourer – Ireland

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