Wade Street Halifax

Contents:

• General Points

• Property in Wade Street

• Other Property in Wade Street

• Beerhouses & Pubs in Wade Street

General Points

Wade Street was a continuation of Crossley Street to the east.

Named for Mr Wade who had a house and grocery shop here [19th century].

Much of the street was lost when the area was redeveloped

Property in Wade Street

The occupants of the properties here have included

• Unknown Address:
  • Oates Ingham & Son
  • Mr Wade [1800s]
  • Samuel Appleyard, butcher [1822]
  • Mrs Sarah Bates [1822]
  • Isaac Green, butcher [1822]
  • William Haigh, woolstapler [1822]
  • William Mallinson, butcher [1822]
  • Rev Edward Parsons [1822]
  • Joseph Siddall, boot and shoe maker [1822]
  • Rev Joseph Ashton [1829]
  • William Brear, agent for Bowling Iron Works [1829]
  • North & Co, coal dealer [1829]
  • William Haigh, woolstapler [1829]
  • William Leyland & Son [1829]
  • William Haigh, woolstapler [1834]
  • Mr Thomas Ibbotson [1834]
  • William Wood, woolstapler [1834]
  • Misses Sarah & Elizabeth Bates [1837]
  • Stephen Cole, iron agent [1837]
  • Mrs Elizabeth Cook [1837]
  • William Nicholson & Francis Houseley, linen drapers [1837]
  • Francis Scott, inspector of weights & measures [1837]
  • John Tillotson, maltster [1837]
  • Rev David Barraclough [1841]
  • John Stott [1849]
  • Buckley's School, Halifax [1850]
  • Milner & Sowerby [1850]
  • Peter Bell [1867]
  • George Watkinson & Sons Limited [1870]
  • Globe Mills, Halifax [1874]
  • Textile Machinery Association Limited [1905]
  • Clayton, Metcalfe & Company Limited [1936]
  • Skues Café, Halifax [1936]

• Number 1:
  • John Hodgson [1822]
  • Samuel Atkinson [1851]

• Number 2:
  • Jarry's French School [1822]
  • Mrs Lucy Robinson [1837]

• Number 3:
  • Richard Kershaw, fustian, calico, and stuff manufacturer [1822]
  • Richard Kershaw, broker [1837]
  • Thomas Fleming [1861]

• Number 4:
  • Lewis Alexander [1822]
  • Edward Nelson [1822]
  • John Willson, Clerk to the Court of Requests [1822]
  • George Gibbs & Son [1881]

• Number 5:
  • Robert Hall [1829]
  • Robert Hall, tailor [1837]
  • Francis Alexander Leyland [1837]
  • J. & W. Chadwick [1905]

• Number 6:
  • Lightowler & Company Limited [1874]
  • Textile Trades Club, Halifax [1905]

• Number 7:
  • Francis Edwin Macaulay [1837]
  • Benjamin Mallinson [1851]

• Number 8:
  • William Spencer, butcher [1822]

• Number 9:
  • Rev William Gurney [1837]
  • James Ingham, stone mason [1837]

• Number 11:
  • James Benson, coachman [1837]
  • Lightowler & Company Limited [1874]

• Number 12:
  • Eclipse Tailoring Company Limited [1905]
  • Halifax Farmers' Trading Association Limited [1917]

• Number 14:
  • William Haigh [1837]

• Number 15:
  • Mr Thomas Ibbetson [1837]

• Number 17:
  • Miss Martha Holgate [1837]
  • Frank Grosvenor Limited [1936]

• Number 19:
  • Mrs Elizabeth Finch [1837]

• Number 20:
  • Stephen Cole, agent for Bowling Iron Works [1837]
  • Christopher Tate Rhodes [1871]

• Number 21:
  • Samuel & John Illingworth [1870]

• Number 23:
  • Benjamin Mallinson, card maker [1837]
  • James Walker [1845]

• Number 24:
  • John Henry Jagger [1911]

• Number 26:
  • Henry F. Etherington [1874]

• Number 27:
  • Leyland's Academy, Halifax [1822]

• Number 31:
  • Miss Caroline Casson [1837]

• Number 32:
  • Frederick Green Fleming [1871]

• Number 33:
  • Ann Cole, milliner & dress maker [1834]

• Number 35:
  • Mary Maria Ratcliffe, milliner & dress maker [1834]
  • Ibbetson's School, Halifax [1838]

Other features

• Globe Works, Halifax [1884]
• Imperial Hotel, Halifax [1869]
• RSPCA [1980]
• Sion Congregational Church, Halifax [1819]
• Wellington Mills, Halifax [1874]

Beerhouses & Pubs in Wade Street

• Brewers' Cellar, Halifax

See Nettleton's Court, Halifax and Wade Place, Halifax

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