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This address was given in the Probate record as place of residence or death of George Bond who died in 1892. He had formerly been vicar of Farnworth.
I have been unable to find where this place was and his family were elsewhere, so it may have been a nursing home or similar.

Any suggestions, please?

Daggers

There is a Sandfield House in Whiston, formerly Sandfield cottages. It is shown as a listed building, but I can't see any information as to its use.
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Sandfield House, Archway Rd, Roby.

3 minutes from Huyton and 7 minutes from Roby Stations,

Newspaper Add,

http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by- ... ht=BingHyb

Thank you both for your findings. I think Bert's is the more likely and will now look for owners etc. to find out [or try] why Mr Bond was there.
D

The 1891 census has Sandfield Villa, occupied by Sarah Ann Wilde, 65, living off own means,

Same place?

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/ ... _3011-0047

Bert
Thanks for that. Busy elsewhere, so did not see your post until now. Yes, I think that is the right place, but have no idea about why our man was there later. Still digging!

D

1895 Directory,

Mrs Margaret Bond, Sandfield House, Huyton.

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/ ... 013P-00596

1900 Directory,
Wilfred Leach
Auctioneer,
Sandfield House,
Roby

Another great find which ties it all together. Many thanks once more, Bert.
D

1890s




1900s





Blue

By the 1950s Sandfield had been renamed Silverdene it survived until at least the 1970s. It survived much longer than the adjacent house Summerfield/Sunnyfield that doesn't appear on 1950s maps.


Blue

Thank you, Blue. I know that corner well, but did not know the house had been there. It looks as if the railway came through after the cottages and house/villa were named.
Daggers