oglet barn,Hale Village 1640-(1841 census please)

[garstonite]

Hi...working in an old farmhouse built 1640 ( sandstone block with date on it)..
It is called Oglet Barn....Hale Village...nr Liverpool
I am going to go to the Tithe survey for 1834...could someone please try and find the tenants in 1841 please...Hale village now has a Liverpool postcode ,but in 1841 would be classed as Lancashire.....cheers...allan

[Jill on the A272]

I've just found Hale and am beginning a trawl. The enumerator's got beautiful handwriting, bless him, but it doesn't look as if there are many addresses...I'll report back later.

[Jill on the A272]

No addresses at all in the 13 pages of the township of Hale, (comes under parish of Childwall Lancs) there are a lot of saltboilers living there.

[garstonite]

Thanks Jill...it would appear OGLET might have been a village of its own then...a lot of it was demolished to make way for Liverpool Airport...so the 1841 census might be for Oglet...NOT HALE....cheers...allan

[garstonite]

on the Tithe survey for Hale it has along the coastline of the river mersey...
Speke then Dungeon then Oglet then Hale.....I`m a little lost because I`m not sure whether Dungeon is part of Speke and Oglet is part of Hale or they are 4 seperate villages.....Allan

[jean]

from
Liverpool museums - What's in a name: Oglet

PLACENAME: Ogelot (first mentioned 1275). Oak tree by a watercourse. Oglot c1300; Oglet 1323

[jean]

STREET NAMES O

[Southwick]

Old-Maps - the online repository of historic maps - home page

Shows very clearly Oglet as a seperate place. Go to above and click the lower left box, type in Oglet in the top search box and you will find 5 addresses in the drop downs one is Oglet barn itself. Use the left and right arrows on the small maps to move back and forward in map time.

[garstonite]

thankyou both....progress....going to look at those now....cheers....allan