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Worralls “Green
Dairy” in Bush Street, Darlaston Green
On the 1911 census we find George Worrall aged
48, a Dairyman, working on own account at home, with his wife Clara
aged 45, and their five children ages 18, 17,16,13, and 3. Their
address was given as Green Dairy, Bush Street., which was up an
alleyway between Green Cottage and No.2 Bush Street and behind Green
Cottage. Their son William Worrall, aged 18, was working at the
dairy, as no doubt were the two daughters, Eliza 17 and Florrie 16.
The Worralls had previously lost 6 children during their 25 year
marriage.
On the 1901 census The Worralls had been living
at nos. 25 & 26 The Green where George Worrall (40) described
himself as a Publican, own account, at home. On the 1891 Census
George was a puddler and pork butcher.
George was the elder brother of Robert and
Moses Worrall whose family had been dairying at No.29 Horton Street
for nearly 30 years, so he would be quite competent to set up and
run the dairying operation |
