Flashback: Down your way: Humble beginnings.(Features)

From: Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) | Date: August 14, 2004 | Copyright information

HORROCKS Avenuein Garston may sound inconspicuous enough but it is named in memory of the man Isaac Newton described as ``the founder of Englishastronomy''.

Bornin1617 in Lower Lodge off Toxteth Park, Jeremiah Horrocks -- spelt Horrox in his own time --accomplished more than most before dying suddenly on January 3, 1641. After studying at Emmanuel college at Cambridge University for three years as a ``sizar'', or poor scholar, Jeremiah worked as a tutor in Toxteth. This ...

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