Accreditation Cleveland Standard 24/06/1944  COATHAM ELECTORAL ROLL Vicar and Boundaries Revision     The vicar of Coatham, the Rev. F. Cosgrove, in his magazine makes reference to the unsatisfactory response to the signing of the electoral roll. He says “The response has not been good, and...

Accreditation Cleveland Standard 01/03/1941.    DIAMOND WEDDING 1881 – Coatham couple – 1941     Mr. and Mrs. James Knaggs celebrate their diamond wedding at Whitley Bay. They were married at the old Registration Office, Middlesbrough, on February 24th, 1881. Both are natives of Coatham,...

Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 05/07/1870 SUPPLY OF WATER TO COATHAM.              The extension of the mains of the Stockton and Middlesbrough Water Works Company, from Eston Junction to Coatham (which we intimated some two months ago had been commenced), was...

Accreditation the Middlesbrough Evening Gazette 01/04/1870. WATER SUPPLY FOR COATHAM.              A meeting of some of the principal householders of Coatham, Redcar, was held in the Lobster In, on Thursday (31/03) evening, Mr Jeremiah Head in the chair. The following resolutions were...

Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 25/02/1870. COATHAM – NEW VICAR.             The present vicar, the Rev. R. L. Page, M. A., Has resigned the living of Coatham, being about to join the brotherhood at Cowley, Oxford, known as the Evangelist Fathers; the superior...

COATHAM – West Redcar    Believed to have been the last battle place for the personnel residing there against William the Conqueror around the date 1070-1075?    Situated to the West of Redcar, and now heavily industrialised was the site of marshes.    Formerly well known still to this...

  Accreditation The Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea 05/06/1868. EXTENSION OF THE CONVALESCENT HOME.  Coatham Convalescent Home with the Church Extension Built             On Tuesday (02/06), the foundation stone of a new wing to the Coatham Convalescent Home was laid by the Rev J....

Accreditation the Redcar and Saltburn-by-the-Sea Gazette 20/10/1871 COATHAM CONVALESCENT HOME New Hospital for Sick Children 20/10/1871. Homes of the Good Samaritan.— A prospectus as being issued announcing the intention of the promoters of the Convalescent Home to build a hospital for sick children,...

Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn News 19/06/1875 COATHAM – SEA POACHING             About three o’clock one morning last week, a fisherman, named William Thompson, while standing on the Sea Wall, observed a boat with two men in it, on the west side of Coatham Pier end, apparently...

Accreditation Redcar and Saltburn News 29/07/1875 A LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR COATHAM             Several of the principal inhabitants at Coatham are agitating for an improvement on the present form of governing that place. A Sanitary Committee, under the Guisboro’ Rural Sanitary Authority,...