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NAME

RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY

MARITAL STATUS

AGE

OCCUPATION

WHERE BORN?

William LOUGH

Head

Married

46

Rope and Twine manufacturer

Nd. Berwick

Rachel LOUGH

Wife

Married

47

——-

Scotland

John LOUGH

Son

Single

17

Apprentice Iron Moulder

Nd. Berwick

James LOUGH

Son

Single

15

Apprentice Ropemaker

Nd. Berwick

Mark LOUGH

Son

Single

13

Message Boy

Nd. Berwick

David LOUGH

Son

Single

11

Scholar

Nd. Berwick

Stephen LOUGH

Son

9

Scholar

Nd. Berwick

Frank LOUGH

Son

6

Scholar

Nd. Berwick

Isabella LOUGH

Daughter

2

——-

Nd. Berwick

John ROWSTON

Boarder

Single

44

Saddler

Nd. Wooler

NAME

RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY

MARITAL STATUS

AGE

OCCUPATION

WHERE BORN?

Rachel LOUGH

Head

Widow

57

——-

Scotland, Coldstream

James LOUGH

Son

Single

25

Railway Engine Stoker

Nd. Berwick

Stephen L. LOUGH

Son

Single

18

General Porter

Nd. Berwick

Frank LOUGH

Son

Single

15

Message Boy

Nd. Berwick

Dorothy I. LOUGH

Daughter

Single

12

——-

Nd. Berwick

NAME

RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD OF FAMILY

MARITAL STATUS

AGE

OCCUPATION

WHERE BORN?

Rachel LOUGH

Head

Widow

67

——-

Scotland,

Coldstream

Stephen C LOUGH

Son

Single

29

Garage cleaner (railway, worker)

Nd. Berwick

Frank LOUGH

Son

Single

25

Miner, below ground

Nd. Berwick

Dorothy Isabella LOUGH

Daughter

Single

22

——-

Nd. Berwick

1880-1881

Thomas LOUGH

1881-1882

Thomas LOUGH

1885-1886

William LOUGH

1888-1889

William LOUGH

1895-1896

Rachel LOUGH

1903-1904

Rachel LOUGH

1906-1907

Rachel LOUGH

1908-1909

Rachel LOUGH

1922-1923

Rachael LOUGH

1932-1933

George STEWART, Mary STEWART

1937-1938

Ella ARMSTRONG

1939-1940

Henry WARNER, Alexina WARNER

1947-1948

Evelyn DOUGAL

Parcels to front

Mrs Lough, 3 Low Greens, Berwick-on-Tweed, parcel 501, to 7436, Pte. W. Lough, 7th N.F. Reserve Batt. 32nd I.B.D., Section 17 c/o A.P.O. France.

Sale Of Valuable Freehold Central Business Premises And Dwelling House In Berwick and Tweedmouth Messrs Millers, F.A.I.
Will offer for sale BY PUBLIC AUCTION within the CORN EXCHANGE,BERWICK on FRIDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, at 6.30 p.m. prompt, (subject to conditions to be then and there produced), the VALUABLE FREEHOLDSHOPS AND DWELLING HOUSES Being
Lot 1a All those STONE-BUILT TENEMENT DWELLING-HOUSES situate and being Nos. 3 and 5 LOW GREENS, BERWICK-ON-TWEED, containing 6 apartments, in the occupation of Mrs Lough, Mrs Downs, Mrs Shaw and Mrs Patterson, at an annual rental of £18 12s.
The property is freehold.

DEATH OF BERWICK RAILWAYMAN
MR FRANK LOUGH

The death took place on Friday evening of Mr Frank Lough, Osborne Place, Tweedmouth, a member of a very old Berwick family and a well known engine driver.
Mr Lough was fireman of one of the goods trains which was involved in the serious smash at Lucker in February of last year. He had a remarkable escape when the cab of the engine was struck by a projection on the other train, but he scrambled through the snow nearly quarter of a mile to a signal box. It is said that Mr Lough never fully recovered from the effects of the accident. He was able to return to work, however, but on Friday evening he died following a relapse after a recent illness.
Mr Lough, who was a Freeman of the Borough, was the eighth son of Mr and Mrs William Lough, who lived in Low Greens for many years, and he had been on the railway for 23 years Latterly he has been a goods driver on the Berwickshire line.
He is survived by his wife and a young family, the eldest of whom, William, is employed by Messrs William Patterson and Son. Drapers, Berwick.
The funeral on Tuesday to Berwick Cemetery was largely attended by many relatives, fellow workmen and others.