Edward Dudley Hudson was born in Narborough, Leicestershire in 1798. He married Mary Garratt of Broughton Astley on May 1st […]
Edward Dudley Hudson (1798 – 1851) of Littlethorpe, Leicestershire. His Will & Profile Read Post »
The Georgian house that stands behind The Plough Inn. Probably built for, or by John Watson sometime before 1853. John
The Will & Profile of John Watson (1794-1876) Resident of Littlethorpe, Leicestershire Read Post »
I have over many weeks transcribed all of the census returns for the years 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1991,
The Littlethorpe, Leicestershire Census Returns Part 1-1841 Read Post »
This remarkable document offers a vivid insight into one of Littlethorpe’s more successful framework knitters at the turn of the
James Bingley of Littlethorpe, Leicestershire a Framework Knitter. His Will Dated 1806. Read Post »
A single storey brick building with thatched roof, set back behind a cobbled yard, and situated between no’s 21 &
The Littlethorpe, Leicestershire Bakehouse & It’s History Read Post »
The Joiners Arms was one of Littlethorpe’s old village pubs, remembered as a small, traditional beerhouse with a long local
The Joiners Arms, The Square, Littlethorpe, Leicestershire & It’s History Read Post »
Dating from the mid-19th century and obviously built for a tradesperson with the workshop doors to the right hand side,
25 Station Road, Littlethorpe, Leicestershire (Bingley’s Shop) Read Post »
Prior to the construction of Sycamore Way in the late 1960’s, this was the only property that stood behind The
No.5 Station Road, Littlethorpe, Leicestershire & It’s History Read Post »
