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This house was built for a Charles M Osmond, a schoolmaster, who came from Salisbury in Wiltshire. It was completed in 1861 and advertised as a 'commercial academy' for male pupils.
By 1865 Charles Osmond had moved and Richmond Villa was occupied by a Mr. James William Pankhurst.
Pankhurst was an earthenware manufacturer (from 1850-82) with works in Charles Street and Old Hall Street, Hanley.
By 1879 Pankhurst had moved to Barlaston and Richmond Villa was taken by Selina Clementson, a widow aged 55.
'Richmond Villa' from Snow Hill
photo: 2000
1881 census:
Dwelling: Villa
Census Place: Barlaston, Staffordshire, England
Name |
Marr | Age | Sex |
Birthplace | Occupation | |
James W. PANKHURST |
M 73 M |
Head | London, Middlesex | Manufacturer |
Elizabeth PANKHURST | M 65 F | Wife | Nantwich, Cheshire | |
Emma M. COWELL | U 34 F | Visitor | London Stepney | |
Sarah ROBERTS | W 35 F | Servt | Eccleshall | Cook Dom |
Jane POOLE | U 19 F | Servt | Croxton, Staffordshire | Housemaid (Dom) |
23/01/2002