in Stoke-on-Trent

Area
Hanley (Shelton)
Street
1 Cemetery Road
Heritage No.
54A
Grade
II
Date Listed
15 March 1993
Building:

Cemetery Lodge (South)

Description:

Cemetery (Sexton's) Lodge, 1860, white Brick with stone, plain tile roof.

 

 

Cemetery Road was built for Hanley Borough Council by Mr Durber, along with the drainage and boundary walls for £1808.

The house like the other two lodges was built of white bricks with stone dressings to the design of Henry Ward and Son, who designed Stoke Town Hall.

William Marsh was appointed in 1860 as one of the labourers and sexton at the cemetery to live in the lodge on Stoke Road. Wages at 18s a week for 7 days work and any overtime that may be required. 

 

View of Cemetery Road from Stoke Road
View of Cemetery Road from Stoke Road
on the left is the Sexton's Lodge 
and on the right is the Registrar's House.

 

No 1 Cemetery Road - The Sexton's Lodge
No 1 Cemetery Road - The Sexton's Lodge

 

Entrance to the lodge on Cemetery Road
Entrance to the lodge on Cemetery Road

 

photos: Jan 2001


 

 

1861 census returns:

Shelton Park (sextons Lodge)

Name Position Status Age Employment Place of Birth
William Marsh Head Married 44 Sexton to cemetery Staffs, Tean
Sarah Marsh Wife Married 46   Cheshire, Milwich
Albert Marsh Son Single 17 Potter Staffs, Hilderstone
William Marsh Son  Single 12 Scholar Staffs, Hilderstone
Eliza Marsh Daughter Single 11 Scholar Staffs, Hanley
Jane Marsh Daughter Single 7 Scholar Staffs, Hanley

1891 census returns:

1 Cemetery Road (sextons Lodge)

Name Position Status Age Employment Place of Birth
John Waltho  Head Married 31 Bricklayer Staffs, Barlaston
Elizabeth Waltho  Wife Married 33   Staffs, Hanley
Alice Waltho  Daughter Single 12 Scholar Staffs, Hanley
Nellie Waltho  Daughter Single 7 Scholar Staffs, Hanley
Florance Waltho  Daughter Single 5 Scholar Staffs, Hanley
Ethel Waltho  Daughter Single 2   Staffs, Hanley

 

| The Registrar's lodge | The cemetery chapels |

 


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