THE DEATH OF JAMES AMBLER - Revision history

KevinMurrell at 10:53, 4 September 2026

2026-09-04T10:53:13Z

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			[[File:James Ambler poster.png\|thumb]]

	=== SHOCKING FATALITY AT LUDDENDEN ===		=== SHOCKING FATALITY AT LUDDENDEN ===

PhilRadford: /* Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley */

2026-09-03T15:14:20Z

Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley

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	[[File:Peel House Mills.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Remains of Peel House Mill as seen from Mill Lane]]		[[File:Peel House Mills.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Remains of Peel House Mill as seen from Mill Lane]]
	This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the ~~16C, and in~~ 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.		This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16th Century as a Fulling mill. In 1833 when it was a Worsted mill, records show employees worked a 78 hour week. At the time there were 37 children under sixteen years old working at the mill<br><br>
			Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 Ordinance Survey six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house. Later in it's life it produced blankets. It's last owner was RT Riley.

PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

2026-09-03T15:07:49Z

The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard

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	[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>		[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>
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	“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1842, Died May 29th ~~1900~~.”		“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1842, Died May 29th 1930.”

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PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

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	[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>		[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>
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	“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd ~~1872~~, Died May 29th ~~1930~~.”		“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1842, Died May 29th 1900.”

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PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

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	[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>		[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>
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	“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd ~~1972 (?)~~, Died May 29th 1930.”<br><br><br>		“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1872, Died May 29th 1930.”

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	===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===		===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===

	[[File:Peel House Mills.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Remains of Peel House Mill as seen from Mill Lane]]		[[File:Peel House Mills.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Remains of Peel House Mill as seen from Mill Lane]]
	This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.		This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.

PhilRadford: /* Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley */

2026-09-03T15:03:37Z

Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley

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	“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”<br><br><br>		“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”<br><br><br>

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	===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===		===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===

			[[File:Peel House Mills.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Remains of Peel House Mill as seen from Mill Lane]]
	This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.		This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.

PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

2026-09-03T15:01:08Z

The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard

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	[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>		[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>
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	“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”		“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”<br><br><br>

	===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===		===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===
	This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.		This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.

PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

2026-09-03T15:00:06Z

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	===The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard===		===The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard===

	[[File:Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|left\| The Ambler Memorial in Luddenden Cemetery ]]<br><br>		[[File:Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\| The Ambler Memorial in Luddenden Cemetery ]]<br><br>
	[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>		[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>
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PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

2026-09-03T14:59:08Z

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	===The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard===		===The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard===

	[[File:Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|left]]<br><br>		[[File:Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|left\| The Ambler Memorial in Luddenden Cemetery ]]<br><br>
	[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right]]<br><br>		[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right\|James Ambler's Memorial]]<br><br>
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			“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”
	<br><BR>“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”

	===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===		===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===
	This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.		This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.

PhilRadford: /* The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard */

2026-09-03T14:57:18Z

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	===The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard===		===The Ambler Memorial, Luddenden Churchyard===
	~~“In loving Memory of James~~ Ambler~~, of Glenroyd~~. ~~Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930~~.”
			[[File:Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|left]]<br><br>
			[[File:JAmes Ambler gravestone.jpg\|thumb\|right]]<br><br>


			<br><BR>“In loving Memory of James Ambler, of Glenroyd. Born May 10th 1839, died June 5th 1901 and Emma Jane his wife. Born April 2nd 1972 (?), Died May 29th 1930.”

	===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===		===Remains of Peel House Mills, Mill Lane, Warley===
	This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.		This seems to be the only remnant of the mill buildings. The mill was recorded in the 16C, and in 1833 when employees worked a 78 hour week. Buildings, including this one, are shown on the 1850 six-inch map, when it was a worsted mill. The small square structure is the base of a mill chimney, so perhaps the building was an engine house.