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Looking for connections To Thomas Brayshaw, (b)June 1810 in Halifax Yorkshire. Died 1882 at Brownbill Street Salford. (m) Emma Crow About 1837/38. She died 6 August 1845 in Grayrigg Hall Grayrigg Kendal. CHILDREN
Edwin (b)13 March 1838 at Lee Bridge Halifax.
David (b) December 1840 in Huddersfield.
At a Cencus taken in 1851 Thomas was living at 9 Garret Street Ancoats Manchester.Living with him at that time washis sons Edwin aged 13 and David aged 10.Thomas was a widower. had still not remarried.
Later remarried a Ellen Crow in Manchester, and they had two more children,
Walter Brayshaw (b) 8 Sept 1854 in Mary Ellen Street Manchester.
Sarah Jane Brayshaw (b) 12 Oct 1856 in Bridge Street Newton Manchester.
My great grandfather David Brayshaw first came to Droylsden in the late eighteen seventies.He lived at 58 Ashton New Road,and later moved to 176 Market Street where he traded as a Lamp Oil Dealer.He died at that address 2nd January 1898. His wife Ann Brayshaw formerly Spencer nee Coleshill carried on the business till she died 14 March 1904.Both are buried in Weast Cemetery. Strong links with the weast area of Salford.
Family.
Edward James Spencer.(b) 1862 step son. Mother formerly Spencer nee Coleshill.
Thomas Edward Brayshaw.(b) 13 May 1866,at West Thomson Street
Salford.(m) Clara Clough.
David Coleshill Brayshaw.(b) 10th May 1871 at Weast Salford. (m) Alice Goodacre 20th August 1896 at Worksop Nottingham.
Strong links with Salford Manchester.
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JackBrayshaw
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- Droylden-Toll Bar (140 KB)
Looking towards the toll bar as discribed in photo Droylsden (1) - freddougjack (39 KB)
Two of my six brothers.Fred,Doug, and thats me with the glasses,taken in the early fifties.After a game of football. - Daisy Nook (571 KB)
Market Sreet centre.Top left the road decends into Daisy Nook. Top right the road follows the river passing bottom right The Hen Coat,still standing.Then up the hill to Crime Lake renowned for it's fishing, it was also part of the canal system. - Droylsden. (1) (120 KB)
Aston Road Droylsden.Looking from east to westacross Market Street. The Old Council Offices are on the right hand side.It was built in 1858.Photo taken in the fifties. - Droylsden Snooker Team (497 KB)
No Deatails. Any Help would be appreciated. - Ashton Hill Lane (155 KB)
Taken early 1900's the buildings are still standing to this day. Just in view The Sstley Arms on the left. - Billard Team. (497 KB)
Temperence Hall Billard Team Ashton Hill lane Droylsden - Market Street Droylsden (146 KB)
Market Street Droylsden,taken 1924.The shops on the left hand side are still standing. The ones on the right made way for the precinct.The Old council offices protrude top right and the pub the Cotton Tree top left. - Whit Week Walk 1 (617 KB)
St Marys Brotherhood procession - Manchester Road Droylsden (116 KB)
Manchester Road looking towards Edge Lane. - Market Street Droylsden (142 KB)
Taken 1925 - Droylsden to Day (141 KB)
Droylsden town Centre shoppers relaxing between shopping. - Droylsden (147 KB)
Another view of the town centre. - Droylsden Town Centre (141 KB)
Another view of the Precinct
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