1877 Thomas Moulding

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Thomas Moulding son of 1846 Thomas and 1839 Mary Ann

King Street Tavern. 1877 Thomas's first pub, round the corner from Larkhill Road with the college in the background. King Street is now called Manchester Road. This pub has recently been demolished.

Avenham Park pub on Avenham Lane not far from King Street. Thomas lived here at the time of his marriage

Haircut! 1877 Thomas in the middle with young Tom on the right. 1877 Thomas started off many businesses including Tom and his uncle Bill and uncle Edwin who all had hairdressing businesses when 1877 Thomas died in 1942

1877 Thomas and boat. A man of many talents.

Last will of Thomas and how he left £618 3s 11d (net) to Mary in 1942

Short newspaper obituary saying Preston Trade Chief Dead.

Small silver plate presented to Mr T Moulding by the Preston Thursday Football League for valuable services rendered as Secretary for 10 years. 1921.

Born 23 April 1877 Preston
Married 24 Aug 1896 St Augustine's, Preston.
Died 03 Mar 1942 254 North Road, Preston.
Baptised St Augustine's, Preston.
Buried Preston cemetery CC13 RC.

Wed St Augustine’s, Preston. Wit: Thomas Turner, Annie Reid

1877 – 15 King Street, Preston
1881 – 20 King Street, Preston. Scholar. Age 5
1891 -
1895 – 15 King Street, Preston. Hairdresser
1896 – 22 Avenham Lane, Preston (The Avenham Park pub)
1898 – 115 New Hall Lane, Preston. Hairdresser
1901 – 19 Ormskirk Road, Preston. St Paul Parish. Hairdresser. Age 23
1907 – King St Tavern, 147 Manchester Rd, Preston. Victualler
1910 – 35 Park Road, Preston. Hairdresser
1913 – 35 Park Road, Hairdresser. Home 9 Carlisle St, Preston
1922 – 257 Skeffington Road, Preston. Thomas Moulding & Sons, hairdressers
1926 – Duke of Edinburgh Hotel 53 Deepdale Mill Street, Preston. Victualler
1932 – Burns Hotel 254 North Road, Preston. Victualler
1942 – Burns Hotel 254 North Road, Preston. Victualler

Newspaper obituary said – Preston “Trade” Chief Dead – Mr Thomas Moulding, of Burns Hotel, North Road, Preston, died yesterday after an illness extending over some weeks. For a great many years he had been a very active worker in the interest of the licensing trade and for the past eight years had acted as the chairman of the Preston and District Licensed Victuallers’ Association, which position he held up to the time of his death. He was also chairman of the Northern District League of Beer, Wine and Spirits Trade Associations. He was in his 65th year and had been in business for nearly 50 years, starting on his own account as a hairdresser when he was 16. About 38 years ago he entered the licensing trade and had been associated with Messrs Matthew Brown and Company during the whole period. He was a member of the Preston Social Service Council and about 40 years ago was secretary of the Preston and District Thursday League. Mr Moulding was a member of the congregation of St Ignatius RC Church. He leaves a widow, five sons and three daughters.

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1775 John, 1781 Ann, 1813 William, 1824 Ellen, 1846 Thomas, 1839 Mary Ann, 1877 Thomas, 1877 Mary

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