Stanger
The Stanger family was living at Wood End Farm in 1901:
Name | Relationship | Age | Occupation | Birthplace |
STANGER William | Head, Married | 63 | Farmer | NBL |
STANGER Ann | Wife, Married | 55 | | Castle Bolton |
STANGER William | Son, Unmarried | 21 | Farmer's Son | Preston |
STANGER Elizabeth | Daughter, Unmarried | 32 | | Newcastle, NBL |
METCALF Edmund | Servant, Unmarried | 15 | Waiting on Cattle | YKS |
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On the 1881 and 1891 census of Preston-under-Scar, William stated his
place of birth as Knarsdale, Northumberland. William was brought to
Preston by Lord Bolton because of his expertise as a lead smelter--he
would be involved with the Keld Heads Mine. He married Ann Horn, the
daughter of Jermiah Horn and Ann Waller in the Darlington district, in
the December quarter of 1866 (GRO Reference December 1866, Darlington,
10a 22).
Their son William was born 13 September 1879 at Preston, and baptized
in the methodist chapel 11 January 1880.
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