George Brown

1881 census RG11 piece 4162 folio 96 page 16

Civil Parish or Township of Little Marsden
City or Municipal Borough of [blank]
Municipal Ward of [blank]
Parliamentary Borough of [blank]
Town or Village or Hamlet of Brierfield
Urban Sanitary District of Brierfield
Rural Sanitary District of [blank]
Ecclesiastical Parish or District of St Luke's

Schedule 70   4 Pickering St

Jane Brown     Head  W       36  Housekeeper    Lancashire Ashton Under Lyne
Joshua Brown   Son   Unm  16     Cotton Weaver  Lancashire Brierfield
William Brown  Son   Unm  13     Cotton Weaver  Lancashire Brierfield
Kate Brown     Daur  Unm     9   Cotton Weaver  Lancashire Brierfield
Thomas Brown   Son   Unm  8      Scholar        Lancashire Brierfield
George Brown   Son   Unm  6      Scholar        Lancashire Brierfield
Betty Brown    Daur  Unm     4   Scholar        Lancashire Brierfield
Robert Brown   Son        2                     Lancashire Brierfield

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1901 census RG13 piece 3884 folio 100 page 24

Administrative County Lancaster
Civil Parish of Brierfield
Ecclesiastical Parish of Brierfield St Luke's
County Borough, Municipal Borough or Urban District of Brierfield
Ward of Municipal Borough or of Urban District of South
Rural District of [blank]
Parliamentary Borough or Division of Clitheroe
Town or Village or Hamlet of [blank]

Schedule [26 struck out] 162   110 Burnley Road

Nathan Rukin    Head      M  50     Cotton Weaver  worker     Yorks. Swaledale
Jane Rukin      Wife      M     56  Cotton Weaver  worker     Lancs. Ashton
Margaret Rukin  Daughter  S     17  Cotton Weaver  worker     Lancs. Brierfield
George Brown    Boarder   S  26     Cotton Weaver  worker     Lancs. Brierfield

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1911 census RG14PN24908 RG78PN1424 RD472 SD4 ED28 SN311

Regisration District 472
Registration Sub-district 4
Enumeration District 28

Schedule 311   23 Regent Street Brierfield

George Brown   Head           36     Married  [struck out]  Cotton Weaver  Worker  Lanc Brierfield
Sarah J Brown  Wife              37  Married  8 2 2         Cotton Weaver  Worker  Durham Spennymoor
Herbert Brown  Son            3                                                    Lanc Brierfield
Cissy Brown    Daughter          7                                                 Lanc Brierfield
Mrs Orton      Mother in law     66  Widow                                         Durham Spennymoor

Enumerator: BM  Males: 2  Females: 3  Persons: 5   No. of Rooms 4   Signature George Brown  23 Regent Street Brierfield

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BROWN. On April 27th: George Brown, aged 78 years, of 3. Regent Street.
Brierfleld. Interment today (Friday), Wheatley Carr. Enquiries: Burnley
Co-op. Funeral Services. Tel. 3169.
        

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Nelson Leader - Friday May 8. 1953 - Page ?, Column 5

Mr. George Brown.

The interment took place at Wheatley Lane Burial Ground on Friday
last of Mr. George Brown, of 3. Regent Street. Brierfleld, who
died the previous Monday in Victoria Hospital, aged 78. Mr. Brown
had lived in Brierfield all his life, and worked at Edmondson's,
Hollin Bank, up to his retirement. He was an honorary member of
the Conservative Club and a life member of the Poultry Fanciers'
Club. Rev. A. S. Austin officiated throughout.

Floral tributes: - "In loving memory of Dad." from Cissy;
Herbert and Mary; Edith and John; Florrie; Mr. and Mrs. Hebden;
Percy; Mrs. Ralph; Mr. and Mrs. Heyworth, Mr. and Mrs. Fairhurst,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther; sister Kate and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth;
Susan and Stephen; Mr. J. Hogarth; Ben Hogarth and family; all at
Heap's; Poultry Fanciers' Club; Members and Committee. Brierfield
Conservative Club: Mr. and Mrs. Weatherill; Mr. and Mrs. Kay, Ron
and Peggy; Mrs. Clegg. Harry. Margaret and Eric; Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Bewley; Ben and Elsie and Mr. Smith: Dick and Ellen; Tom, Ida and
Maureen: Uncle Tom and family; Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Winnie, Bill
and Carole; and others. Burnley Co-operative Funeral Service carried
out the arrangements.