Adjoining the Necropolis

Adjoining the Necropolis.

From Memorials of Liverpool....second edition, revised, with additions.

Adjoining the Necropolis, on the north side, there formerly existed a handsome mansion, with about an acre and a half of pleasure-ground. It was erected about the middle of the eighteenth century by a family named Bridge. It was afterwards occupied in succession by Richard and William Statham, who each filled the office of town-clerk. It was subsequently the residence for many years of the Rev. Jonathan Brooks, rector and archdeacon of Liverpool.

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