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| '''Patrick's Yard'''
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| Patrick's Yard refers to the path from the High Street to the left of (Derek and Shelia's house). The path now leads past the door to No. 9 High Street ([[Riverside House]]) to the front door of No. 10 High Street ([[The Coach House]]).
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| The front of No. 9 High Street was Edson Patrick's greengrocery store and the yard named after Edson Patrick.
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| Patrick (then at 4 Goitside, Luddenden) brought the yard in 1919 from Samuel Bloomer (Holme House, Mount Tabor) for the sum of £650.
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| In May 1974, Patrick sold the yard and the cottages at 10, 11, and 12 High Street to Bryan Joseph Davenport (of 20 Halifax Lane, Luddenden) for the sum of ???
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| Bryan Davenport was award a grant to rennovate 10 & 11 High Street. The estimated cost of repair was £9075. A grant was award from Calderdale Metropilotan Borough of £2500. That being 50% of the maximum grant amount.
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| Edson was born in Jan 1886 and died in July 1975 at 89 years old.
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| Edson Patrick was one of five children. His parents were William Patrick (1858 to 1940) and Leah Patrick (1852 to 1940).
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