Name: The Eagle & Child Hotel
Address: 18-20, Pall Mall, Chorley
The Eagle & Child c.1950s |
Listed landlords were William Norris (1854-58), Thomas Banks (1861), James Morrison (1862-71), Joseph Greenwood (1872-79), James Ollerton (1881-91), Ann Seed (1901-11), Thomas Seed (1921) and Sarah A Lyon (1936).
1854 Mannex Directory |
Earliest reference to the Eagle & Child is recorded in the 1854 directory above, landlord William Norris being the previous incumbent of the Eagle Hotel on Bolton Street.
Preston Chronicle 20 March 1858 |
1861 Census |
Preston Chronicle 11 June 1862 |
1871 Census |
A mid 1950s photo of Pall Mall; there was a street called Back Pall Mall,
the name and entrance to it was along side the gable end of the Eagle & Child Pub
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1881 Census |
James Ollerton's Eagle & Child c.1890 |
Marriage: 1 Dec 1890 St George, Chorley, Lancashire, England
Nathan Atherton - 22 Butcher Bachelor of 111 Market Street
Jane Elizabeth Ollerton - 20 Milliner Spinster of 20 Pall Mall
Groom's Father: James Atherton, Horse Dealer?
Bride's Father: James Ollerton, Publican
Witness: Thos Edward Atherton; Elizabeth Hannah Ollerton, (X)
Married by Banns by: J. E. Jelly
Notes: [Ch' J. E. J. same time in left margin]
Register: Marriages 1883 - 1893, Page 184, Entry 367
Source: LDS Film 1526078
1890 was a busy year for the Ollerton family at the eagle & Child as both publican James and his daughter Jane married in December.
Marriage: 18 Dec 1890 St George, Chorley, Lancashire, England
James Ollerton - (X), Full Age Publican Widower of The Eagle Hotel Chorley
Eliza Rostron - Full Age Widow of 2 Bedford Street
Groom's Father: William Ollerton, Deceased, Labourer
Bride's Father: Benjamin Holland, Deceased, Manager
Witness: Richard Charnock; Jane Charnock
Married by Licence by: J. E. Jelly B. A.
Register: Marriages 1883 - 1893, Page 185, Entry 369
Source: LDS Film 1526078
1891 Census |
Lancashire Evening Post 26 December 1900 |
1901 Census |
1911 Census |
Looking up Pall Mall from the Big Lamp |
1921 Census Thomas Seed |
Elmwood House (2018) built on the site of the Eagle & Child |
I remember starting many a pub crawl from the Eagle and child in the 80s 90s. Usually ending at the swan with two knecks.
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