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gill willis

hose house

hi can any one help
i have found my howard ancestors on the park project and also the parish registers online for st cuthberts. in particular is william howerth b.1674 of hose house. where or what is hose house. also high park is listed several times but i can,t find it on a disc i have of old maps.
my research now covers john howard c1570 north meols down to joseph howard b.1812 scarisbrick and eventually my grandmother gertrude howard b.1917 liverpool
any help would be a great advantage
kind regards
gill
mjayt7

Can't help with Hose House but High Park is towards the North end of Southport (North Meols) roughly between Blowick and Churchtown. If you turned right at the northernmost end of Roe Lane you would be in High Park.

I'll keep an eye open for Hose House.
gill willis

hi mjayt
thanks for that it will be useful as i,m going to have a trip up there soon
best wishes gill
mjayt7

Hi Gill,

Glad to have been of help.

Found this on registers;

Baptism: 10 Feb 1673/4 St Cuthbert, North Meols, Lancashire, England
William Howerth - Son of Henery Howerth
   Abode: of ye Hose House
   
Baptism: 11 Feb 1673/4 St Cuthbert, North Meols, Lancashire, England
John Ball - Son of Barnaby Ball
   Abode: of ye Hosehouse
   
So it doesn't look like just one house unless there were several families living in it.

Happy Hunting,

Mike
gill willis

hi mike yes i,ve seen the registers online for st cuthberts and william and henery are part of my howard line.also on rootsweb i have found the line and henery is also listed as of hose house. at one point the balls and the howards where connected via marriage . also i have seen transcribed copies of henery and williams wills where they are passing the property down the line but it doesn,t say where abouts it is. one generation are listed as from rowe lane so i wondered if it was there but don,t know if there are any maps that go that far back
thanks any way for your tips
kind regards gill
mjayt7

Hi Gill,

Found This in The Annals.
1725
Townships 2. Northmeales and Birkdale.
The first is divided into 8 parts or villages, viz. : Churchtown, Marshside,
Higher Blowick, Lower Blowick, New Row, The Hoeshouses, Crossens, The Banks.

Mike
Sandyken

Encyclopedia re 'hoes' in historical reference
Can be an area of grass as in Plymouth Hoe
or
a prostitute!
Take your pick

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