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Headstone at Weaver Chapel, Winsford
Charles Sproston Newall D. December 23rd 1936 age 62 years. Also Annie his wife d. April 27th 1954 age 82 years. Also Douglas? son of above d. June 11th 1928 age 21 years.
Charles died aged 62 years and is buried at Weaver Chapel, Winsford with his wife and son. Charles Sproston Newall D. December 23rd 1936 age 62 years. Also Annie his wife d. April 27th 1954 age 82 years. Also Douglas? son of above d. June 11th 1928 age 21 years.
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1881 Census
14 Dierden Street, Wharton, Cheshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341845 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 3529 Folio 64 Page 28
Thomas GouldingH. M.42 Salt MakerWharton, Cheshire, England
Elizabeth GouldingW. M.47 Wharton, Cheshire, England
Jno.Tho. GouldingS.14Rivetter PansmithWharton, Cheshire, England
Chas.E. GouldingS.12 ScholarWharton, Cheshire, England
Annie Goulding D. 8 ScholarWharton, Cheshire, England
1901 Census
Wharton, Winsford, Cheshire.
Annie Newall28Winsford
Kelly's Directory - 1914
Charles Sproston Newall, jun., Cabinet Maker, 297 Station Road, Winsford.
Kelly's Directory - 1928
Chas. S. Newall & Sons, Cabinet Makers, Market Place, Winsford.
Kelly's Directory - 1934
Chas. S. Newall & Son, Cabinet Makers, Market Place, Tel: 131
Kelly's Directory - 1939
Chas. S. Newall & Son, Cabinet Makers, Market Place, Winsford, Tel: 2231.
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PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, STATION ROAD, WINSFORD, CHESHIRE - SOUVENIR, DECEMBER 1923.
Page 10.
Our Church was registered for Marriages in the year 1897; the first couple to be married being Mr. Charles S. Newall and Miss Annie Goulding. Minister - Rev. Wm. Albert.
Page 7.
Our source of music prior to this period was an Harmonium played for many years by Mr. Thomas Hickson of Wharton with great credit to the officials; afterwards Mrs. C. S. Newall was appointed ( whose maiden name was Annie Goulding ) youngest daughter of the aforesaid Thos. Goulding. She was appointed to this post at the age of 17 years and creditably performed this duty for about 12 years. By this time the Trustees decided to have a Pipe Organ installed at the recommendation of the Rev. F. W. Henshall the then travelling minister in this Circuit. Messrs. Steele & Keay of Burslem were instructed to install a two manuel Organ at a cost of £250, towards which Andrew Carnegie, Esq., J.P., subscribed £150 and Mrs. Mary Burgess gave £50.
Taken from 'The Winsford Returns' by Alan Ravenscroft
List of Officers and Men from Winsford, who enlisted during 'The Great European War 1914 - 1918'.
NEWALL, J. T. Cyril
297 Station Rd., Winsford
R. A. F. (R.F.C.)
A/M 111423
1917
Now serving in Russia
Sgd C. S. Newall (Father)
30-11-1918
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