Providence Place
Situated about half way between Sowerby and Sowerby Bridge, in a triangle of land between Fore Lane Avenue and Sowerby New Road.
Most of the houses have now been demolished apart from the odd one.
One wonders why the houses were built here, trapped in a narrow, steeply sloping patch of land? Was it something to do with the White Windows estate, also between these two roads, but at the "thick" end of the wedge overlooking Sowerby Bridge?
Plan of Providence Place based on the Ordnance Survey 1964 1:2500 Map
1911 Census
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No | Name | Rel | Age | YOB | Occupation | Where Born |
1 | MARSHALL, Eliza | Head | 43 | 1868 | Laundry Washer | Worcestershire |
1 | THOMPSON, Robert
| Boarder | 26 | 1885 | Brass Polisher | Manchester, Lancs |
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2 | DYSON, Willie | Head | 28 | 1883 | Blanket Finisher | Sowerby Bridge |
2 | DYSON, Annie
| Wife | 31 | 1880 | Blanket Weaver | Sowerby Bridge |
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3 | LUMB, Edgar | Head | 24 | 1887 | Farm Labourer | Halifax |
3 | LUMB, Eleanor
| Wife | 23 | 1888 | | Halifax |
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4 | LUMB, Alice | Head | 48 | 1863 | Weaver Woollen | Sowerby |
4 | LUMB, Ellen | Sister | 42 | 1869 | Weaver Woollen | Sowerby |
4 | LUMB, Martha A
| Sister | 35 | 1876 | | Sowerby |
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5 | ACKROYD, John Herbert | Head | 36 | 1875 | Milling Department | Sowerby Bridge |
5 | ACKROYD, Emma
| Wife | 33 | 1878 | Carpet Winder | Holywell Green |
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6 | BROADBENT, Henry | Head | 64 | 1847 | Retired Cotton Doubler | Sowerby |
6 | BROADBENT, Herbert
| Son | 27 | 1884 | Engineers Fitter | Sowerby Bridge |
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7 | FOGG, George | Head | 36 | 1875 | Brass Polisher | Mill Bank |
7 | FOGG, Alice | Wife | 33 | 1878 | Occasional Worker | Halifax |
7 | FOGG, Edith | Daughter | 6 | 1905 | | Sowerby Bridge |
7 | FOGG, Albert | Son | 31 | 1880 | Railway Policeman | Mill Bank |
7 | FOGG, Florence | Daug in Law | 27 | 1884 | Housekeeper | Todmorden |
7 | FOGG, Nellie
| Grandaughter | 1 | 1910 | | Sowerby |
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8 | JENNINGS, David Wilfred | Head | 35 | 1876 | Railway Collector | Triangle |
8 | JENNINGS, Agnes | Wife | 38 | 1873 | | Sowerby |
8 | JENNINGS, Edith
| Daughter | 7 | 1904 | School | |
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9 | LUMB, Hannah | Head | 74 | 1837 | | Sowerby |
9 | LUMB, Mary Elizabeth | Daughter | 48 | 1863 | Woollen Weaver | Sowerby |
9 | LUMB, Emily | Daughter | 47 | 1864 | Woollen Weaver | Sowerby |
9 | LUMB, Annie
| Daughter | 41 | 1870 | Woollen Weaver | Sowerby |
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10 | DRINKWATER, David | Head | 71 | 1840 | Retired Cloth Presser | Greetland |
10 | DRINKWATON, Ellen
| Wife | 71 | 1840 | | Warley |
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11 | WHITEHEAD, Claude Lorraine | Head | 48 | 1863 | Civil Engineer | Middleshire, Lancashire |
11 | WHITEHEAD, Ellen | Wife | 42 | 1869 | | Wolverhampton, Staffordshire |
11 | WHITEHEAD, Nellie Lorraine | Daughter | 12 | 1899 | School | Alperton, Middlesex |
11 | WHITEHEAD, Robert | Son | 11 | 1900 | School | Alperton, Middlesex |
11 | WHITEHEAD, Herbert
| Son | 4 | 1907 | | |
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12 | CLAYTON, Arthur
| Head | 42 | 1869 | Piecer Dyrs Labourer | Sowerby |
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13 | GREENWOOD, Harry | Head | 21 | 1890 | Joiner | Sowerby Bridge |
13 | GREENWOOD, Eliza Ann
| Wife | 21 | 1890 | | Sowerby Bridge |
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15 | WILSON, Arthur | Head | 32 | 1879 | Carter | Sowerby |
15 | WILSON, Hannah | Wife | 31 | 1880 | | Soyland |
15 | WILSON, Annie | Daughter | 6 | 1905 | | Sowerby Bridge |
15 | WILSON, Fred | Son | 5 | 1906 | | Sowerby Bridge |
15 | WILSON, Nellie | Daughter | 3 | 1908 | | Sowerby |
15 | WILSON, Hilda | Daughter | 2 | 1909 | | Sowerby |
15 | WILSON, Jack
| Son | 1 | 1910 | | Sowerby |
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17 | CROSSLAND, Mary
| Head | 71 | 1840 | | Stainland |
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19 | GREENWOOD, William Thomas | Head | 41 | 1870 | Piece Dyers Labourer | Sowerby |
19 | GREENWOOD, Mary Hannah
| Wife | 42 | 1869 | | Sowerby |
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23 | GREENWOOD, Bennett | Head | 37 | 1874 | Assistant Newsagent | Sowerby |
23 | GREENWOOD, Clara | Wife | 38 | 1873 | | Norland |
23 | GREENWOOD, Martha
| Mother | 71 | 1840 | | Sowerby |
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25 | STANDEVEN, Hannah | Head | 71 | 1840 | | Sowerby |
25 | STANDEVEN, Lily | Daughter | 33 | 1878 | Woollen Weaver | Sowerby |
25 | STANDEVEN, Annie
| Daughter | 28 | 1883 | Worsted Weaver | Sowerby |
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27 | STANDEVEN, Joseph Eli | Head | 32 | 1879 | Hosiery Warehouseman | Sowerby |
27 | STANDEVEN, Lily Hannah
| Wife | 31 | 1880 | | Sowerby |
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29 | PICKLES, Willie | Head | 34 | 1877 | Laundry Manager | Sowerby Bridge |
29 | PICKLES, Edna | Wife | 36 | 1875 | | Sowerby Bridge |
29 | PICKLES, Winifred | Daughter | 8 | 1903 | | Halifax |
29 | PICKLES, Albert Willy
| Son | 0 | 1911 | | Sowerby Bridge |
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31 | HITCHEN, Mary | Head | 63 | 1848 | | Sowerby |
31 | HITCHEN, Willie | Son | 38 | 1873 | Railway Engine Driver | Sowerby |
31 | HITCHEN, Sam
| Son | 26 | 1885 | Stone Mason Waller | Sowerby |
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33 | CROSSLEY, William H | Head | 68 | 1843 | Retired Farmer | Halifax |
33 | CROSSLEY, Sarah
| Wife | 55 | 1856 | | Halifax |
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35 | LUMB, Fred | Head | 27 | 1884 | Butcher | Greetland |
35 | LUMB, Mary | Wife | 21 | 1890 | | Brighouse |
35 | LUMB, Arnold
| Son | 1 | 1910 | | Sowerby |
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37 | VINE, Robert | Head | 60 | 1851 | Cotton Scutcher | Burley in Wharfdale |
37 | VINE, Sarah Alice | Daughter | 26 | 1885 | Wollen Weaver | Sowerby Bridge |
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