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20 Bibliography. Census of Cheshire, 1881 (RG11 3504/88 No. 55) Census of Lancashire, 1881 (RG11 3889/94 No. 31) (RG11 3889/94 No. 32) Dickens, Steven., The Booths of Flixton. The Development of Ancient Origins. 1332 - 2009. The Manchester Genealogist. Vol. 45. No. 4. 2009 pp. 303 - 310. Dickens, Steven., Royle, Booth and Walkden Connections in 19 th and Early 20 th Century Flixton. Part One. Irlam Road, Flixton and its related inhabitants. The Manchester Genealogist. Vol. 46. No. 2. 2010 pp. 112 - 116. Dickens, Steven., Royle, Booth and Walkden Connections in 19 th and Early 20 th Century Flixton. Part Two. Irlam Road, Flixton and its related inhabitants: William Royle’s Statutory Declaration. The Manchester Genealogist. Vol. 46. No. 4. 2010 pp. 329 - 333. Greater Manchester County Record Office, 56 Marshall Street, Newcross, Manchester. M4. 5FU. Catalogue of Archives of the Harper, Fielden and Royle Families of Flixton (E/18/1 - E/18/63) Trafford Local Studies, Sale Waterside, Sale, Manchester. M33.7ZF. Tithe Apportionment Book for Flixton of 1842 and Tithe Map for Flixton of 1843. The will of John Royle (1894) and the will of William Royle (1939) Postal Searches and Copies Department, The Probate Registry, Castle Chambers, Clifford Street, York. YO1. 9RG.
The Roles of William and John Henry Royle in the Development of Pool Plat, Flixton. Part Four. Thomas Royle of Pendleton; The Bent families of Flixton; Background to the purchase of Pool Plat. In ‘Part Four’ we shall look at some of the extended trade links which the Royles established in neighbouring Pendleton, Salford and the family influences which these trade links engendered. We will also continue to look at those Flixton families which had an effect upon the sale and ultimate purchase of Pool Plat and in both cases scrutinise census returns and the memorial inscriptions of St. Michael’s Parish Church, Flixton, in order to establish family links. Baptism records and the archives of Greater Manchester County Record Office and Lancashire County Record Office will also be used, where significant, to identify family, trade and historical influences in the purchase and development of Pool Plat , which was about to undergo a dramatic transformation. However, it was not just Flixton Village which was undergoing an economic transformation at the hands of the Royles. On the east side of St. Michael’s churchyard is a headstone which reads, “In loving memory of Thomas the beloved husband of Susan Royle who passed on April 3 rd 1935 aged 75 years also of Susan his beloved wife who passed on Dec. 22 nd 1945 aged 84 years also of James eldest son of the above who died Nov. 20 th 1947 aged 59 years also of Alfred (Fred) second son of the above Thomas and Susan Royle who died Feby. 28 th 1950 aged 58 years also of Thomas Edgar youngest son of the above 21
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