Hi cathy Thomas HOLT was still there in 1905. Broughton Hackett Littleburys Worcester Directory 1905 <http://www.parishmouse.com/broughton_hackett_littleburys_worcester_directory_1905> Thu, 2006-12-07 15:30 — admin Distances – 5 miles E. of Worcester, and 6 ½ S. by E. of Droitwich. Population – In 1901, 152. Acreage, 360. Postal Information – Letters are received through Worcester, and arrive by messenger about 7 am. The Wall Letter-box is cleared at 7.35 p.m. on week-days, and at 11.15 a.m. on Sundays. Upton Snodsbury is the nearest telegraph office. Worcester (London Road) is the nearest money order office. Post town, Worcester. Parish Church (St. Leonard’s) – Rev. John Bamber, M.A., Rector (address – Crowle Vicarage); John Tarran, Churchwarden; Ernest Tiesac, Parish Clerk. Residents Bird Frederick, baker & confectioner Holt Thomas, New Inn Hughes John, farmer and lime merchant; res., Court house, Upton Snodsbury cathy miller wrote: > Looking for anyone who might know what happened to the owners of the New Inn in Broughton Hackett c. 1850's- early 1900's. Thomas and Emma (Newman) Holt lived there 1880-1910 at least, their children were Elinor b. 1879, Emma b.1884 and Thomas b. 1882 who is listed as a Butcher in the 1901 census. Also listed in the 1901 census were grandchildren; Edith 11 months born in Upton Snodsbury listed after Emma and John age 2 listed after Thomas the butcher. All living in the same house the Public House known as the "New Inn" now the March Hare I believe. I do know that Emma Newman Holt died in 1903 and is buried in the churchyard. > Anyone know this family?? > > Also related are: BLUNN, NEWMAN, SURMAN > > Thanks > > Cathy > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > >