Union Row, Canterbury

~ UNION ROW ~

CANTERBURY

St. Paul

Was located off of Ivy Lane, but no longer exists (also known as Oak Alley)

The houses were built in 1825/30 and torn down in 1978

Cases of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Union Row, St. Pauls, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city)

15 cases were fatal - one in Union Row, St. Pauls, Male 1 year, death May 11th, Nature of District - Unhealthy AMJ

No. 1 (west side)

Edward Austen, Carter *

Sarah SMITH (

1889 Mrs. Stroud

No. 2

Edwin Richards, Brush Maker *

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1889 John Hadlow, Labourer

No. 3

James Churchill, Twine Spinner, son Charles is a Iron & Brass Moulder

Amelia M. RUSSELL (W) (

1889 Mrs. A. Russell

No. 4

Alfred Andrews, Brewers Drayman *

Charles LEMAR, labourer (

1889 George Easton, Painter

No. 5

Samuel Beevie, Gas Stopper *

William B. MILES, Waiter (

1889 William Mills, Waiter

No. 6

George Hammond, Labourer working in the Brewery

Henry BUSHELL, farm labourer (

1889 Samuel White, Labourer

No. 7

Henry French, Carpenter *

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1889 Henry Brett, Bricklayer

No. 8

Frederick Laurence, works as a Porter for a Grocer *

James AMOS (

1889 James Amos, Pork Butcher

No. 9

Frederick Ball, Butcher *

William SOLLY, labourer (

1889 Miss Wells

No. 10 (west side)

Henry Pillow, Labourer *

Thomas L. IDDENDEN, bricklayers labourer (

1889 John Rose, Labourer

BACKWAY TO ROYAL OAK INN

Oak Alley No. 11 - 13 Ivy Lane

Originally built prior to 1702 as five properties, rebuilt as five properties and 2 hop oasts in 1721, rebuilt as three by Edward Hayward 1721-44, by 1747 reconverted to 3; rebuilt by Joseph Fairbrass, bakehouse, stable and coach house built by William Horn 1822 CCA

No. 11 (Oak Alley)

Elizabeth Pett *

Eliza H NICHOLLS (

1889 Joseph Piper, Labourer

1896 Barney Hadlum....guarantors Eustace Card (Draper) of 33 High Street and Jabez Linton of 5 High Street (buying seven stolen Fowls)

No. 12 (Oak Alley)

Thomas Page, Stonemasons Labourer *

James BARBER (

1889 Mrs Nicholls

No. 13 (Oak Alley)

Edward Robinson, Labourer *

Frederick Henry BRAZIER (

1889 James White, Labourer

$ (Oak Alley, Ivy Lane)

William ELLIS

Flowers WYVER

Elizabeth HALEBREAD, School mistress (c. 1771)

Samuel O'Howay

1 ui

Stephen COLTHAM

2 ui

George HANCOCK

SArah SPEAR

George LAWRENCE

James MARSH

% (Oak Alley)

Thomas Henry WILLIAMS

James SAMPSON

John TAYLOR

Elizabeth BROWN

Sarah OTTAWAY

George FULLER

John SPICER

James STRAND

Sarah Ann CROUCH

Frederick HOOKER

Henry PITTUCK

William CASTLE

Thomas WOOLLETT


~ UNION ROW ~ CANTERBURY St. Paul Was located off of Ivy Lane, but no longer exists (also known as Oak Alley) The houses were built in 1825/30 and torn down in 1978 Cases of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Union Row, St. Pauls, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city) 15 cases were fatal - one in Union Row, St. Pauls, Male 1 year, death May 11th, Nature of District - Unhealthy AMJ No. 1 (west side) Edward Austen, Carter * Sarah SMITH ( 1889 Mrs. Stroud No. 2 Edwin Richards, Brush Maker * ui ( 1889 John Hadlow, Labourer No. 3 James Churchill, Twine Spinner, son Charles is a Iron & Brass Moulder Amelia M. RUSSELL (W) ( 1889 Mrs. A. Russell No. 4 Alfred Andrews, Brewers Drayman * Charles LEMAR, labourer ( 1889 George Easton, Painter No. 5 Samuel Beevie, Gas Stopper * William B. MILES, Waiter ( 1889 William Mills, Waiter No. 6 George Hammond, Labourer working in the Brewery Henry BUSHELL, farm labourer ( 1889 Samuel White, Labourer No. 7 Henry French, Carpenter * ui ( 1889 Henry Brett, Bricklayer No. 8 Frederick Laurence, works as a Porter for a Grocer * James AMOS ( 1889 James Amos, Pork Butcher No. 9 Frederick Ball, Butcher * William SOLLY, labourer ( 1889 Miss Wells No. 10 (west side) Henry Pillow, Labourer * Thomas L. IDDENDEN, bricklayers labourer ( 1889 John Rose, Labourer *BACKWAY TO ROYAL OAK INN* Oak Alley No. 11 - 13 Ivy Lane Originally built prior to 1702 as five properties, rebuilt as five properties and 2 hop oasts in 1721, rebuilt as three by Edward Hayward 1721-44, by 1747 reconverted to 3; rebuilt by Joseph Fairbrass, bakehouse, stable and coach house built by William Horn 1822 CCA No. 11 (Oak Alley) Elizabeth Pett * Eliza H NICHOLLS ( 1889 Joseph Piper, Labourer 1896 Barney Hadlum....guarantors Eustace Card (Draper) of 33 High Street and Jabez Linton of 5 High Street (buying seven stolen Fowls) No. 12 (Oak Alley) Thomas Page, Stonemasons Labourer * James BARBER ( 1889 Mrs Nicholls No. 13 (Oak Alley) Edward Robinson, Labourer * Frederick Henry BRAZIER ( 1889 James White, Labourer $ (Oak Alley, Ivy Lane) William ELLIS Flowers WYVER Elizabeth HALEBREAD, School mistress (c. 1771) Samuel O'Howay 1 ui Stephen COLTHAM 2 ui George HANCOCK SArah SPEAR George LAWRENCE James MARSH % (Oak Alley) Thomas Henry WILLIAMS James SAMPSON John TAYLOR Elizabeth BROWN Sarah OTTAWAY George FULLER John SPICER James STRAND Sarah Ann CROUCH Frederick HOOKER Henry PITTUCK William CASTLE Thomas WOOLLETT
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