full text - Plant Family History Group

Prepared by: William Keith Plant
22 Chapel Croft
Chelford
Cheshire SK11 9SO
Telephone No: 0625.@60074
From information given by members of the Group

Aims of the Journal W Keith Plant Page 1
Members Interests
Plant of St Louis, Missourl
Mortality Records -
Manchester Cathedral
W Keith Plant 11
W Keith Plant 11 7
Plants near Baslow John Stewart Plant II 12
NI pper
The Staffordshire Burlal Index
Denise Weston II 15
W Keith Plant I,
Useful Addresses -
Staffordshire Records W Kexth Plant 11 21
Old Names for Traders
and Occupations
CONTENTS
Plants in the Publ.xation of
The London Record Society John Plant
Plants of Ellworth Hall -
Chapter No.3 W Keith Plant
Bound Apprentjces - U.S.A. W Keith Plant
Desford - Leicestershire Records Sandy Powell
Robert Plant - Clerk W Keith Plant
List of Articles III Journal No.1 Issued December 1990
List of Artxles in Journal No.2 issued June 1991
Members of the Group
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AIMS OF THE JOURNAL by W K Plant
The Guild of One Name Studies was formed xn September 1979 to encourage
the exchange of Ideas and co-operative liaison between family hxtorlans
who concentrate their research on all references to a single surname,
lncludug variants.
The aims and objectives of the guild are:-
a) To advance the education of the publx III the study of genealogy and
family history of persons wtb the same name and Its variants.
b) To promote the preservation and publlcatlon of the resultant data,
and to maxunwe Its accesslblllty to members of the publx.
It was on this basu that 'The Plant Family Hx.st.ory Group' was formed early
1989 and this publication 1s the third Journal of the Group.
I have included in Journal No. 3 a list of artxles corltained 3n Journals
1 and 2, copies of whxh can be purchased at f2.00 per journal for UK
members and E3.00 per journal for overseas members. The cost of Journal
No. 3 and Journal No. 4 (to be published July 1992) are included in the
membershlp fee for 1992.
Articles for inclusion in forthcoming issues of the Journal are requested. _
On behalf of the Group I have purchased copies on Micro flsche of the
Monumental Inscrlptlons for the followxng Cheshire Churches:
St James t- St Paul - Marton
St Mary's -. Bosley, Nr Macclesfield
St Christopher - Pott Shrigley, Nr Macclesfield
St Michaels - Macclesfield
Forest Chapel. - Macclesfxeld
Parxh Church - R&now, Nr Macclesfxld
It 1s hoped to include in forthcoming xxwes of the Journal Plant extracts
from these records.

Membership m
No.
1 Miss Linda Lowrey
2 John Plant
3 Mr John Patrick Plant
4 Colin W Plant
5 Mrs Mary Stone
6 Michael Plant
9 Mrs Doris Nicholas
10 Mrs Pamela Plant
11 Mrs B Jones
12 Mrs Lois Webb
13 Miss Helen Hill
15 Mrs Winifred Stuart
16 Mrs C Reed
18 Peter T Johnson
23 Mrs Judy Wallace
29 Mrs Shirley Hughes
32 Mrs Catherine Sproston
33 Miss Aileen Plant
35 Arnold Plant
37 Patrick Pearson
38 Mrs Sian Plant
39 Mrs Gwyneth Vick
MBMBERS INTERESTS
Interest
e19c Macclesfield Cheshire/
m19c - Hollingwood - Darwen Lanes/
General/
Any period Market Harborough t Bristol/
19~ North Staffordshire/
m19c Altrincham Cheshire/
Any perrod South Staffs/North Worcs.
e19c Shropshire/el9c Cheadle Hulme Ches/
e19c Stockport Cheshire/
L18c Clowne Derby/el9c Stavely Derby/mlgc
Halton Leeds Yorks/
e19c Macclesfield Cheshire/ml9c Hollinwood
t Darwen Lanes/
e19c Ayrshire/ml9c Rowley Regis Staffs/-
L19c Cradley Staffs/
Any period Cheshire/
L18c e19c North Staffordshire/
L19c Manchester Lancs/l9c Mid Cheshire/
18~ t 19~ Nottingham/
L17c + 18~ Rowley Regis Worcs/l9c Dudley
Worcs/L19c Sydney Australia/
Any period Cheshire/
17~ 18~ 19c Stockport Cheshire/
General/
Any period Stockport Cheshire/
e19c Denton Lancs/l9c Leicester/
20~ Rounds Northants/
19c Clowne Derby/l9c Staveley Derby/
L19c Halifax Yorks/
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40 Mrs Joan McDonald
41 Val Edmonds
42 John Roberts
43 J A Stabbing
45 Mr David Johnson
46 John H Plant
47 Mrs S Robson
49 Mrs Elizabeth Bass
51 Gerald Plant
52 Dr John S Plant
54 W S Plant
56 Mrs Joyce Westwood
59 Nigel Burroughs
60 Mrs Rosemary Terry
65 Mr D J Plant
66 Sandra Cumlng
67 Mrs Juanita Boston
68 Mr W Perry
71 G Brian Plant
72 William Plant
74 Mrs Alice Doreen Mercer
75 Mr M J Plant
76 Mrs M A Powell
77 Mr G J Thomas
17ct18c Staffs + Worcs/el9c Dudley Worcs/
19c Tipton + Bilston Staffs/
m19c Stepney t Limehouse Middlesex/
Any period Cheadle Staffs/
ml9c London/
19~ Kzdsgrove/
L18c 19c Longton Staffs/ Any period
RH t SL Plant I.td/
General/
m 19~ North Staffs/
m19c Goostrey Cheshire/L19c e20c Salford
Lanes/
19c Sheffield Yorks/ e19c Clowne
Derbyshire/
General/
Any period Cheadle Staffs/
L18c 19~ Burslem + Longton Staffs/
19~ Burslem t Longton Staffs/ Any period
RH + SL Plant Ltd/
Any period Cheadle Staffs/
L19< Wandsworth London/ml9c Leicester/
m19c Astbury Cheshire/ m19c Biddulph
Staffs/
18~ Congleton t Prestbury Cheshire/
Any period Cheshire/
General/
19~ Leicester/L 19~ Nottingham/
e 19c Shropshire/e 19c Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire/
e 19~ Shropshire/e 19~ Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire/
e 19~ Shropshire/e 19~ Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire/
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78 Mr D W Plant
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80
81
82
84
85
86
87
E G B Powell
Mus J Nicholas
Mr Rxhard S Plant
Mr John Plant
Mrs Shirley Connagham
Mr John E Ransley
MISS Karen Mxller
Mrs Esmae M Davxs
88 Mr Jon Ackroyd
89 Mrs Denise F Weston
90 Mrs M R Lake
91 Mr Fred Faulkner
92 Mrs Kathleen Turner
93 Cordelia Ronelle Shxlds
94 Mr Ross Plant
9s Linda Shields Wheeler
96 Mrs Yvonne May
97 Mrs Margaret Walker
98 Deanna Richards
99 Brian Charles Plant
100 Lauren Essex
101 Mrs P Handley
102 Mr S R Fowler
103 Mrs Janxne Oliver
e 19c Shropshire/e 19c Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire/
Any period Lexestershire/
e 19c Shropshire/e 19c Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire/
Any period Staffordshue/RH + SL Plant
Ltd/
General
19~ Long Crendon, Bucklngham/ZOc
Australia/
18~ + 19c StaffordshIre/
m 19~ Fradswell + Colwlch + Weston,
Staffs/
Any period Staffordshire/RN I- SL Plant
Ltd,'
19~ Birmingham/Plant + Green Ltd/
Any period Fenton + Cheadle -I- Longton./
m18c Suffolk/
Any period Yarnfield + Stafford/
Any period North Staffs/
17~ Stafford/any perwd Connecticut IJSA/
m19c County Cavrn Ireland./
17~ Stafford/any period Connecticut USA/
19~ Syston + Loughborough + Desford +
Rotheby Lexester/
19~ Dudley t Rowley Regis Staffs/
19~ Eckington Derbyshire/
m19c Kent/
17~ Stafford/General/
19~ Gnosall Staffs/
17~ + 18~ + 19~ Lxhfield Staffs/ m19c
Liverpool/
L19c Shelton Staffs/
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PLANTS OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI - AN INTRODUCTION
by W K Plant
The Plants of St Louis have occupied a place in the hxstory of that city
and a Mr Alfred Plant who lived XI Webster Grove, Missouri at the end
of the last century claimed to have traced his ancentry back some three
hundred years to the County Palatine of Chester England.
Around 1600 there were two brothers, Samuel and John Plant. From the
latter of these two brothers the followzng line was descended: John:
Thomas: George: Samuel (who married Ann Halgh and lived xn Macclesfxeld)
and Samuel who moved to Boston, Massachusetts between 1790 and 1800 and
married there, Mary D Polgnaud, a Boston lady of Huguenot ancestry.
This Samuel Plant was sent to America by his uncle: a Mr HaSgh, who was
a manufacturer of woollen cloths at Leeds, to sell his goods. An American
headquarters was set up at Boston from where he travelled extensively
selling goods Imported from the UK.
Some years later he xmported from England, plans for cotton machinery
and built in 1809, the first cotton factory III Worcester County,
Massachusetts, the factory being located at Clinton.
Samuel was the father of sxx sons and sxx daughters, the names of the
sons being, George, Frederick Willlam, Samuel, Alfred, William M and Henry.
It is believed that they all moved to St Louls and became actxve In the
development of that cz~ty through the 19th century. It is known that Alfred
lived in Webster Grove, Missour in 1897 but nothing is known of the other
members of the family or their descendents.

From the nformatlon above the followng line can be establxshed.
Samuel Plant
b c 1620
John Plant
b c 1620
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John Plant
b c 1650
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Thomas Plant
b c 1680
Geor&! Plant
b c 1710
Samuell. Plant
b c 1740
m Ann Haigh
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moved to Boston USA Samuel
1790/1800 b c 1770
m Mary D Polgnaud
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c 1760 and lived in
Macclesfield Cheshxre
GfXXge Frederick Wlll~am Samuel Alfred WI~~ENII M Henry
This family moved to St LOUIS c 1840.
WKP 1 have wrItten to various authorrties III St LOUIS requesting further
information relative to the Plant connectwns with that city. To
date, no response. Any details relatxg Uo elkher the I$K orugi&s or
the.USA families would be most welcome.
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MORTALITY RECORDS - MANCHESTER CATHEDRAL
W K Plant
Housed InsIde the John Rylands Library Manchester are the Mortality Books
of Dean and Canons of Manchester Cathedral.
A total of thxteen books exist coverxng a perxod 1732 to 1830. Unfortunately
a number of books are mxsu~g and therefore It is not possible to make a
complete record of the Plant references. However, from the remaining records,
the following have been extracted.
- 1732 to 1737 -
24 May 1737 Elizabeth wife of John Plant
- 1738 to 1743 -
Records m]ssing
- 1744 to 1753 -
30 Sept 1745
6 Ott 1745
2% Jan 1746
10 April 1748
21 Nov 1748
14 Jan 1749
18 Feb 1749
14 Jan 1753
22 Feb 1753
- 1754 to 1771 -
Records mx.ssuq
- 1772 to 1777 -
6 Dee 1772 Rxchard Plant
22 Api- 1776 Ann Plant
5 Feb 1777 Ann Plant widow
- 1778 to 1784 -
Records missing
- 1785 to 1787 -
Ann wife of George Plant
Elizabeth dau of George Plant
Esther wife of WIlllam Plant
Eluabeth dau of William Plant
Hannah dau of James Plant
Mary dau of Robert Plant
John son of Thomas Plant
Daniel Plant
Daniel son of the late Danxel Plant aged 5 hours.
11 Sept 1786 Lydia wife of John Plant
7
Aged 29
Aged 27
Aged 28
Aged 70
weakness
fever
weakness
Weakness

- 1788 to 1792 -
7 May 178% Mary dau of John Plant
29 Aug 1788 Wllllam Plant bachelor
4 Aug 1790 John Plant widower
3 Jan 1792 Wllllam so* of Wllllam Plant
- 1793 to 1796 -
17 Dee 1793 Margaret Plant
8 April 1794 Daniel Plant
4 Ott 1795 Martha Plant
10 Mar 1796 Phebe dau of James 7 Plant
20 Mar 1796 James son of James 7 Plant
- 1797 to 1802 -
No reference to Plant
- 1803 to 1811 -
14 April 1804 Wllllam Plant
10 Jan 1808 ? Plant
11 Feb 1811 John Plant
- 1812 to 1814 -
Records mwslng
- 1815 to 1830 -
23 Plar 1815 Peter Plant of Manchester
24 NW 1816 Martha dau of Thomas and
Elizabeth Plant of Manchester
3 Mar 1822 Thomas Plant of Manchester
8 Jan 1823 Elizabeth Plant of Manchester
29 Aprl3 1825 Mary dau of James and
Hannah Plant of Manchester
12 July 1827 William Plant of Manchester
Aged 16 Toothache
Aged 26 Weakness
Aged 72 Old age
Age 9 mths Smallpox
Aged 3
Aged 68
Aged 34
Aged 64 years Kllled
Aged 63 years Smallpox
Aged 51 years Consumption
Aged 18 mths C0nsumpt10n
Aged 23 years Fltts
Aged 70 years Fitts
Smallpox
Consumption
whilst In the Archives Department of the Central Library Manchester,
researching for a different project I came across a notice advertlsxng the
sale of footwear. This notice was printed by S. Bostock, New Cannon Street,
Market Street, Manchester (see page 10 ). On the reverse of the notice,
written out in longhand was various lnformatlon relating to the Plant name
(see page 11 ).
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The information llsted, relates In some lnatances to the references In the
Mortality records. The details are as follows.
1706 Thomas Plant s of Thomas of Mxlgate (Chapman) Baptised.
1735 Sarah d of John Plant Baptised May 18
1740 James s of Daniel Plant of Blakely Baptised May 27.
1744 Margaret d of Robert Plant Baptxed Jan 20.
1745 Ellz d of George and Ann Plant (SLonemason) Sept 26.
1745 Ellz d of Wm Plant Ott 6.
1746 Esther d of George Plant (Mason) Baptised Jan 1.
1747 Sarah d of George Plant (Staymaker) Baptised Aug 2.
1747 John s of Thomas Plant Jan 3.
1748 James s of John Plant Sept 25.
1748 John s of George Plant (Mason) Jan 15.
1749 Martha d of John & Lydia Dee 26.
1749 Mary d of Thomas Plant March 4.
1782 July 1
Mr Lawrence Plant secretary to the
the Lntirmary
1792 Saturday samenlght sameday at Mr James Plant
many years Agent to the fire office
1802 June 15 on the at Cheadle Mrs Plant relict of the
late Mr Plant of thzs town
1716 Rxhard Plant & Mary Boardman April 19.
1716 Martha Plante & Wm Johnson Sept 23.
1722 Thos Plant & Eliz Butterworth Feb 14.
1144 Robert Plant & Patience Knowles April 29.
1744 Wm Plant & Esthra Shepherd Aug 7.
1744 George Plant & Ann Wadsworth Feb 25.
1745 Thos Plant & Ann Heywood Jan 19.
1746 George Plant & Hannah Kingston June 10.
1746 John Plant & Lydia Thorpe Nov 15.
1747 John Plant & Mary Jackson Dee 22.
1749 James Plant & Betty Chadwxk July 20.
1751 Wm Plant & Mary Rawllnson June 30,
1751
1760
Richard Plant (husbandman) & Jane Ran? Blakeley?
James Plant (Chapman) & Ann Prestman Dee 1.
Ott 19.
1768 Richard Plant (weaver) & Ann'Smith April 30.
1766 Wm Plant (Tapeweaver) Sept 21.
Who wrote this InformatIon, or when, I know not, but If any member can throw
some light on the mystery please contact me.

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PLANTS NEAR BASLOW prepared by W Keith Plant
from information provided by John Stewart Plant
Plants are recorded in the parish of Great Longstone from the commencement
(1639) of Its Register. BehInd the parish church of the Holy Trrnlty, at
A&ford-u-the-Water (which 1s near the village of Great Longstone), are the
traces of a moat; this is all that remains of the fortified house whxh was
the home of Edmund Plantagenet, brother of Edward II (cuca 1300).
F3ve mles east of Ashford-in-the-Water 1s the village of Edensor, in
Chatsworth Park which has been the family seat of all the Earls and Dukes
of DevonshIre. The fust house at Chatsworth, of whxh any record has
survived, was begun in 1552 by the parents of the first Earl, three years
after they had bought the estate; these lnstlgators were Sxr Wllllam Cavendlsh
and Elxabeth Hardwick. Hardwlck Hall, which 1s some 15 miles to the east,
was planned in 1595.
The orlgu~al Regxter for the parish of Edensor was started xn 1539 and the
Register for a chapelry lmmedutely to the north, the Bakewell chapelry of
Baslow, was started in 1569. Other parishes that adJoIn Baslow with their
dates of first Registers are, In down-view clockwise order from Edensor;
Bakewell. (1614), Great Longstone (1639) to the west of Baslow, Stoney Middleton
(1715), Eyam (1630), Hathersage (1627) to the north, Homlesfxld (1730), Barlow
(1573), Old Brampton (1658) to the east, and Beeley (1538).
As shown on page 6 of Journal, No. 1 the UK population dropped as a result
of the Black Death of 1348 and the estimated number of Plants in the UK of
1000 ln 1345 may not have been reattained until some 200 years later. By
the year 1640 It has been estimated that there was approxunately 1500 Plants
m Brltaln as a whole. At this time the village of Eyam (5 miles NW of
Baslow), whxch 1s famous for a later plague, stood remote and isolated, 800
ft up among the DerbyshIre peaks, yet It could not escape the plague that
was then ragxng x.n London. In 1665 a box of clothing, Infected with plague
germs, was sent to Eyam's tallor, George Vxars, who became Infected and died.
The village rector, Wllllam Mompesson, pursuaded the villagers to stay, and
so stopped the plague spreading; but out of an estimated population of 350
some 250, died, lncludlng Mompesson's wife.
From the early parish registers speclfically of Great Longstone and Edensor
the following have been extracted.

Great Longston
Rjcbatdus (Plant)
m 10.9.1640 Elizabetha B&ens
Richard (Plannte)
m 15.11.1645 ElIin Shaae
Robert - WAiam, bap 15.11 1646
Anthony (Plcnte)
Daniell (Plannte) +
uwam
(Gdlielmi)
-t
,--Thomas. ba,, . 23.9.1648
William, bap 15.2.1650
-Thomas, bap 18.7.lG41
Roberte, hap 30.1.1652
?m Dorothy H
Wdksn, bap 19.7.1650
Thomas, bap 25.7.1652
r Willlam, bap 3.9.1648
-Sarah, bap 9 12.16X
Margar(ett) (PIante), bnp 21 2 1650
?m 27.5.16?3 Raber Cucke (Roherrus Caoh)
Jane, bap S.1654
Joan(a), bap 7.12.1656
%n 29.6 1676 Henn’cus Beam
Elizabetha, bap 3.10.1659
hhry, bap 19.9.1664
Elizabetha
m 23.9.1660 Thomas Bclme
Wdliam, bap 18.8.1667
Gluhelmus (William)
m 28(6?).10.1672 Mana Tomlinson
Wllh~- Elizabeth, bap 9.1.1675
Guilielmi - Elizabetha, bap 5 5.1683
Richardus
m 21 8.1682 Htina Foolow
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Edensor
Robt(i)
m Aliua
-Alicia, bap 29.10.1687, 29.11.168,
Robtus/Robt/Robert;
m 6(?18).10.1686 Anna Creswell/Cawsrell
Robert I
hckh.3
?m 30.3.1725 at Be&y
Sarah Bolton
Johanes, bap 18.4 1693
hfichael, bap 19.10.1697
Eliza
m 27.6.1757 Jonathan Wh(~/e)ldon
Robert
m 12.1.li64 Anne E(y/u)re
Tho(mas)
?m 1.1.1766 Mary Eyre
m 16.2 Ii68 Jno Roe
m 8.1.1?85 Fran& hlearshall
John
m 4 1 1743 Frances Hear&y
m 19(?27) 2 1760 Elizabeth Hancock
t
Anne, bap 6.2 Ii25
Robert, bap 6.3.1727
John, bap 6.12.1730
td,chael, bap 9 3 1-32
Peter, bap 9.9.1734(?5)
Nicholas, bap 9.7.1738
Thomas, bap 9.9.1739
Sarah, bap 9.12 1742
Samuel, bap 6.11 1748
Wxlliam, bap 27.10.1151
Sarah 2 4 1766, 27 4.1766
Jno, bap 24.3.1769
Michael, bap 9.3.li32
Robert, bap 11.6.1776
Margareta, bap 26.10.1688
John, bap 16.2.1689
Petrus, bap 16.2.1669
Rcbtus, bap 18.8.1691
Hannah. hap 7.11 1X9
William, bai 4.3.1782, 17.3 1782
Thomas, hap 13.2.1785
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Most of the names are written in a Latin form with William appearing usually
as Gullielmus, Richard as Richardus, and Robert sometimes in an abbreviated
form such as Robtus. For baptisms, only the father's name 1s often given
maklng it more dlfflcult to piece the records together Into families,
especially as many of the Individual forenames that recur clearly must refer
to more than one parson.
NIPPER
by Thomas Weston
Thomas Albert Weston was the husband of Mrs Denise Weston (Member No. 89)
and the son of Albert Edward Weston and Mary Theresa Plant. He was born
15 December 1909 at 52 Back Street, Cheadle, Staffs, and dxed in Dorset 1987.
He retued to Dorset and during his retirement wrote a book entltled 'NIpper',
an account of 111s youth in the Cheadle area.
It 1s the xntentlon to Include, in one of the forthcomIng Journals, selected
extracts from the book together with background information relating to the
family. In the meantlme If any member 1s Interested, copies prxed at E5.50
plus postage can be obtalned from:
Pentland Press Llmlted
Sales Offxe
3 Regal Lane
Soham
Ely
Cambrldgeshxe CB7 5BA
or direct from Mrs Denise Weston - address contalned III Members
of the Group.
The book was revIewed by Staffs Sentinel on 4 October 199f and a copy of
this revlaw is enclosed separately with this Journal.
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THE STAFFORDSHIRE BURIAL INDEX W K Plant
The Bn-mlngham and Mldland Society for Genealogy and Heraldry have been busy
over the last few years on a gIgantIc task lndexlng burials wlthln the county
of StaffordshIre.
The penod 1813-37 has been completed as the fnst editlon and, allowing for
a number of pre 1813 references whxh have been Included xn the first edltlon,
there are approximately 900 'Plant' records. It has been estimated that a
further 800 Plant records wll be contained xn the pre 1813 list and publlshed
as the second edltlon.
On behalf of the Group I have purchased a copy of the list contaunng Plant
references and in each Issue of the Journal I ~11 include a section III
Christian name alphabetical order.
All parxhes are xncluded except for the following:
Barton under Needwood 1672-1696
Baswxh/Berkowlch 1601-1812
Cauldon 1580-1664
Handsworth 1558-1774
Penn 1570-1754
Stafford St Chad 1636-1813
Stafford Castle Church 1567-1755
Tattenhlll 1565-1812
Tipton 1573-1736
Trentham 1558-1812
Wolverhampton St Peter 1539-1660
Klrswlnford 1762-1812
Lxsted below are references Aaron to George:
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1818 Jan 8 Aaron of Furlong Lane 10 mths
1837 Dee 1 Adelaide 6
1804 Feb 28 Alfred
1776 Apr 6 Alice dau of John & Alice
1777 Jun 11 Alice wife of Mr John
1804 May 20 Alice age 70
1824 Feb 22 Alice 89
1829 Aug 10 Alice of Guild 69
1836 Feb 8 Amy of Tunstall 60
1586/l Jan 19 Ann dau of Thomas
1686 Jan 20 Ann infant of Stallington, Stone
1724 May 6 Annewife of Thomas
1738 Jan 7 Ann dau of Joseph
2739 Mar 23 Ann
1745 kc 5 Anne
1747 Jun 5 Ann dau of John of Newborough
1763 Nov 30 Ann infant
1765 Jul 4 Ann dau of John
1768 Mar 27 Ann wife of Robert of Warslow
1769 Nov 27 Anne dau of John & Mary
1779 Jan 26 Ann widow of Newboro
1780 Jan 1 Ann wife of William
1780 Apr 23 Ann wife of William
1782 03 9 Ann dau of Robert
1783 Sep 28 An
1796 Sep 17 Ann
1797 Nov 19 Ann 69
1800 Aug 31 Ann dau of Jno age 6
1801 Sep 18 Ann dau of William & Jane 2%
1804 Aug 9 Ann 22
1806 Jan 27 Ann
1810 Jan 27 Anne dau of John & Martha
1810 Sep 18 Ann age 50
1811 Aug 31 Ann wid of Gorsty Hill 65
1812 Aug 22 Ann wife of Joseph of Uttoxeter
1813 Eec 5 Ann of Croxton 45
1815 Feb 19 Ann 77
1816 Apr 20 Ann of Oldcot 62
1818 May 6 Ann of Conqleton Moss 1
1820 Jul 5 Ann2
1820 Dee 13 Ann of Hot Lane 2
1821 Auq 2 Ann wife of Joseph of Hyde Lea
1822 Apr 28 Anne of Shelton inf
1823 Auq 4 Ann of Lane Delph 78
1825 Sep 8 Ann 84
1826 Mar 19 Anne of Dudley 35
1827 Feb 16 Ann of Biddulph 46
1827 May 4 Ann of Irelands Cross 59
1827 Dee 24 Anne 63
1828 Apr 23 Ann of Cliff Bank 28
1828 Jul 7 Ann 67
1828 Dee 2 Ann 75
1830 Jan 4 7mne 1
1830 May 9 Ann of Shelton
1834 Sep 14 Ann 80
1830 Jun 23 Ann of Bakers Fold 86
1834 Aug 19 Ann of Buxton Rd, 57
1834 Nov 17 Ann of Forebridqe 7 mths
1835 Jun 18 Anne of ParadiseLane 40
1836 Jan 17 Ann 7
1836 Feb 6 Ann of Dale Hall 34
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Wolstanton
Stafford St Mary
Hanley
Alstonfield
Betley
Newcastle under Lyme
WarSlOW
Forton
Wolstanton
Ellastone
Draycott in the Moors
Uttoxeter
Kingswinford
Dilhorne
do
Hanbury
Dilhorne
Cheadle
Alstonfield
Forton
H&W
Chapel Chorlton
Smathwick
Alstonfield
Bucknall cum Bagnall
Burslem
Cheddleton
Newcastle under Lyme
Iongton
do
Bucknall cum Baqnall
High Offley
B!xslem
Checkley
Bramshall
Eccleshall
Church Eaton
NewChapel
Biddulph
Stoke on Trent
Burslem
Stafford Castle Church
Hanley
Stoke on Trent
Hanley
Brierley Hill
Norton in the Moors
Mucclestone
Cheadle
Stoke on Trent
Ianqton
Ellenhall
WarSlow
Stoke on Trent
Burslem
Rowley Regis
Leek
Stafford St Chad
Cheadle
Bilston Wesleyan
BttCSlem

1837

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1780 Apr 9 Elizabeth
Weston on Trent
1783 Jun 2 Elizabeth wife of Joseph
Eccleshall
1790 Ott 22 Elizabeth wife of Jno age 69
Newcastle under Lynme
1792 Apr 17 Elizabeth 28
Brierley Hill
1793 Aug 20 Elizabeth wife of John 24
Newcastle under Lyme
1794 May 21 Elizabeth pauper
Bucknall cum Bagnall
1794 Aug 24 Elizabeth dau ofJno 2
Newcastle under Lyme
1795 May 29 Elizabeth, the other twin dauqhter of William & Sarah High Offlev
1802 Ap; 9 Elizabeth wrdow OfJohn -
Betley
1802 Jun 10 Elizabeth
Iongton
1803 Aug 3 Eliza 5 months
Longton
1803 Sep 13 Elizabeth 7 months
Newcastle under Lyme
1806 Apr 19 Eliz 1 yr 5 mths
Longton
1807 May 31 Elizabeth infant
Brierley Hill
1813 Aug 22 Elizabeth 68
Gayton
1814 Apr 12 Elizabeth 13
WarSlow
1814 Apr 24 Elizabeth of Tipton infant
Brierley Hill
1815 Apr 22 Elizabeth 65
Cheadle
1816 May 19 Elizabeth 38 Windhill
Walsall
1817 Jan 12 Elizabeth of Tipton 1
Brierley Hill
1817 Ott 27 Elizabeth infant
wars low
1817 Nov 19 Elizabeth of Crossgate 71
Fulford
1818 Aug 5 Elizabeth 3 months
Wolverhampton
1818 act 28 Elizabeth of Cosey 9 weeks
Sedgley
1818 rkc 9 Elizabeth of Gutwccd 22
Gnosall
1818 Eec 22 Elizabeth of Onneley infant
Madeley
1819 Sep 27 Elizabeth of Rowley Gate 69
Leek
1820 Feb 11 Elizabeth 11 days
Meerbrcok
1820 Feb 27 Elizabeth of Furnace 67
Longton
1820 Sep 26 Elizabeth of Tunstall 70
Burslem
1823 Feb 2 Elizabeth 67 Hanley
Morton in the Moors
1823 Mar 21 Elizabeth wife of Edward 48
Stafford Castle Church
1824 Mar 14 Elizabeth of Coseley 19
Sedgley
1824 Jul 25 Elizabeth of Gassy Bank 79
Brierley Hill
1824 Aug 15 Eliza infant
Hanley
1824 Aug 31 Elizabeth of Back of the Town 16 weeks Cheadle
1825 feb 20 Elizabeth of Shelton infant
Hanley
1826 EC4 Elizabeth of Sutton infant
Forton
1827 Jan 3 Elizabeth of Fenton 48
Stoke on Trent
1829 Feb 17 Elizabeth of Burston 56
Sandon
1830 Nov 6 Elizabeth of the road to Cheadle Mill 15 Cheadle
1830 kc2 Elizabeth of Outwccds 92
Gnosall
1831 May 11 Elizabeth of Lid Lane 4
Cheadle
1832 feb 22 Elizabeth of Dale Hall 61
Burslem St Paul
1832 Mar 6 Elizabeth 79
Longton
1832 May 9 Eliza 10
Wednesbury
1832 Jul 15 Elizabeth of Walton 40
Stone
1832 Aug 16 Elizabeth of Dudley Port 1
Tipton
1832 cct 29 Elizabeth 17
Brlston Wesleyan
1833 Jan 13 Elizabeth of Onneley 36
Madeley
1833 Apr 28 Elizabeth of Mill St 67
Leek
1833 Jul 20 Elizabeth of Nay Church 66
Meerbrcok
1834 Apr 8 Eliza Infant
Hanley
1834
1835
1835
1835
1835
Cct 23
Jan 13
Jun 22
Jul 6
Jul 22
Elizabeth of Stonefield 1
Elazabeth of Burston infant
Elizabeth of Stoke Lane 3
Eliza of Dale Hall infant
Eizaixth of Cold Lane 49
Stone
do
Stoke on Trent
Burslem St Paul
Stoke on Trent i
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1835 Jun 18
1836 Jun 17
1836 Nov 15
1837 Jan 23
1837 Feb 15
1772 l?ec 27
1792 Jul 17
1795 May 13
1796 May 22
1799 J-u1 1
1821 Mar 19
1831 Jan 12
1834 May 9
1834 May 23
1835 Nov 1
1669 DFC 14
1817 Nov 30
1820 May 5
1827 Ser, 23
Elizabeth of King St Inf Leek
Elizabeth of Pcol End 60 do
Elizabeth of Round Oak 74 Brierley Hill
Elizabeth 5 months Uttmeter
Elizabeth 8 months Willenhall
Ellin Astonfield
Ellen dau of Samuel & Ellen Longton
Ellen one of the twin daus of William & Sarah High Offley
Ellen 14 Cheddleton
Ellen 52 Longton
Ellen 10 Ellenhall
Ellen Myatt of Lane Delph 68 Swynnerton
Ellen of Dudley Rd 25 Tipton Tipton
Ellen of Factory 1 Tipton
Ellen of Sandford St 5 years Lichfield St michael
Em dau of Elizabeth Biddulph
Emma of Blackberry Town 10 months Rowley Regis
ETNm 5mths Newcastle Under Lyme
Emn?a of Alstonfield workhouse 4 days Alstonfield
1834 Apr 14 hvna of Park Lane infant Endon
1834 Jun 6 ma 4 of Rushall
1782 Cct 9 Esther 68
1829 May 31 Esther of High St 25
1829 Sep 18 Esther of Mill St 17
1775 Jun 30 Eve dau of Joseph & Margaret
1821 Mar 7 Eve 37
1795 Jun 24 Fanny dau of John blacksmith
1830 Mar 7 Fanny 1
1832 Aug 27 Fanney of Market St 42
1832 Sep 24 Fanney of Market St inf
1837 May 14 Fanny of Oldcot 10 mths
1692 Nov 25 Ffelicae of Stallington stone
1822 Mar 9 Felicia of Leak Mcor 72
1591 Sep 7 Florentia dau of Robert
1781 De 12 Frances dau of Thos & Mary
1803 Jan 11 Frances
1815 Jun 13 Frances from Tipton 85
1 1823 Jan 4 Frances . 2 months
1823 Jun 8 Frances of Town End 79
1826 Dee 23 Frances 23
1828 Jul 1 Frances of Black Lane 34
1828 Auq 20 Frederick of Stone 14 days
1769 Dee 15 George 1
1779 Oec 20 George
1785 I&c 29 George infant
1794 Jul 24 George 94
1794 Dee 14 George 53
1794 Eec 25 George son of Jos & Mary
1797 Ott 18 George son of William
1797 Mar 18 George 25
1803 Feb 13 George son of George & Elizabeth
1804 Nov 26 George of Gorsty Mill wdr 70
1806 Aug 5 George 2 months
1810 Nov 4 George from Burton on Trent
1817 Aug 25 George infant
1819 Sep 23 George of Lid Lane 14 months
1824 Jan 18 George of West Bromwich 13
1824 Jul 19 George 9
13
Walsall
Brierley Hill
Stoke on Trent
Leek
Ellastone
Burslem
Long-ton
Ellenhall
Stoke on Trent
do
Newchapel
Draycott in the Moors
Leek
Abbots Bromley
Burton on Trent
Hanley
West Brotich
Stoke on Trent
Cheadle
do
do
Eccleshall
Brierley Hill
Longton (Lane End)
Brierley Hill
Newcastle under Lyme
Brierley Hill
Imgton
do
Brierley Hill
do
Checkley
Newcastle under Lyme
Bramshall
WarSlow
Cheadle
Brierley Hill
Hanley

1826 Mar 12 George of Stone 15
1828 Mar2 George of Shelton 44
1829 May 3 George of Penkhill 23
1830 rhec 27 George 2
1831 Jan 25 George of Dale Hall infant
1832 Sep 5 George of Stonefield 1
1833 May 2 George 1week
1834 Mar 29 George 50
1834 Nov 24 George 1
1835 Jan 16 George of Winshill 3 months
1836 Apr 28 George infant
1836 May 17 George of the poorhouse 25
USEFUL ADDRESSES STAFFORDSHIRE RECORDS
1. County Record Office
County BulldIngs
Eastgate Street
Stafford ST16 2LZ
2. Local HIstory Council
Pendrell Hall
College of Resldentlal Adult Education
Codsall Wood
Wolverhampton
Staffordshrre
3. Willlam Salt Library
19 Eastgate Street
Stafford
ST16 2LZ
4. Blrmlngham Reference Library
ChamberlaIn Square
Bxrmlngham
5. Llchfield .Jolnt Record Offlce
The Friary
Llchfleld
StaffordshIre
ws13 6QG
Hanley
Stoke on Trent
Newcastle under Lyme
Burslem
Stone
Bilston
Cheadle
Stafford St Mary
Burton on Trent
Lenqton
Leek
W Keith Plant

OLD NAMES FOR TRADERS AND OCCUPATIONS
(Extracted from the Local Historian's Encyclopedia by John Richardson)
Ackerman
Ale Draper
Backster/Baxter
Badger
Badger
Barker
Blaxter
Bowyer
Brewster
Buckler
Bunter
Cadger
&fender
Caffler
Capper
Carter
Cashmarie
Chambermaster
Chapman
Collier
Copeman
Cordwainer
Costermonger
Couper
Cursrtor
Dexter
Eggler
Elliman
Farandman
Fell monger
Flesher
Fletcher
Fogger
Frobisher
FUr"er
Gaffman
Garthman
Greave/Grieve
Hacker
Haymonger
Higgler
Hillier
Hind
- oxherd.
- innkeeper, publican.
- baker, occasionally a female baker.
- a pedlar of food.
- corn dealer, miller.
- tanner.
- bleacher.
- maker of and dealer I." bows.
- brewer.
- buckle maker.
- rag and bone ma".
- a carrier, pedlar of small wares.
- carpenter.
- rag and bone ma",
- cap maker.
- wagoner, stable headman.
- fish pedlar.
- boot and shoe maker.
- pedlar, dealer in small wares.
- charcoal seller.
- a dealer. In the 18th century came to mea"
a receiver of stolen goods.
- a shoemaker.
- originally a" apple seller.
- dealer I" cattle and horses.
- a clerk in the Court of Chancery who
drew up writs.
- dyer.
- egg dealer.
- 011 man.
- itinerant merchant.
- a dealer in hides.
- butcher.
- maker of and dealer in bows and arrows.
- a pedlar; headman at a farm, grooom,
manservant.
- a" armour polisher.
- baker.
- a bailiff.
- yardman, herdsman.
- bailiff, foreman.
- make of hoes, mattocks, etc.
- dealer I" hay.
- itinerant dealer, generally with horse
and cart.
- slater, t11er of roofs,
- farm labourer.
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Hooker
Jagger
Lavender
Lelghtonward
Lltster
Lorlmer
Lotseller
Malender
Navqater
Neatherd
PIgman
Pikeman
Rippler
Roper
Salter
Scrivener
Spurrler
Swaller/Swealer
Tasker
Tucker
Webster
Whig
Whittawer
Wrrght
- reaper.
- Itinerant fish pedlar.
- washerwoman.
- gardener.
- dyer.
- spurmaker.
- street-seller.
- a farmer.
- a labourer digging canals, then railways etc.
Now called navvy.
- cowherd.
- crockery dealer.
_. an asslstant to a miller.
- flshmonger.
- rope and netmaker.
- maker of and dealer III salt.
- clerk, speclalxslng UI drawing up bonds.
- spur-maker.
- miller; dealer in corn.
- reaper, thresher.
- fuller.
- weaver.
- Scottish horse drover.
- saddler.
- a constuctor.
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y John Plant
PLANTS IN THE PUBLICATIONS OF TFIE LONDON RECORD SOCIETY
The London Record Society was formed in 1964 to publish important primary sources for the
history of London. It publishes a document each year, most of which make fascinating
detailed reading. I have tracked down a few references to Plants in London among these
documents, which “Roots & Branches” readers might find useful.
1. “London Inhabitants within the Walls”, published in 1966, is a survey, almost a census,
of residents in the City in 1695. The information source is the tax assessment reports
for a tax imposed by Wrlliam & Mary on all burials, births and marriages, as well as an
annual tax on bachelors over 25 years old. Two Plants are listed in this survey ;
Reb (presumably Rebecca) Plant, a widow in the Parish of St Mary at Hill
Ric (presumably Richard) Plant, a servant in the Parish of St Andrew
Undershaft.
The book gives information which could be used to access the source records. These
would provide further information about residents in the same household (if any), and
an indication of what they were taxed for.
2. Richard Hutton’s Complaints Book, is a record kept by the Steward of the Clerkenwel
Quaker Workhouse between 1711 and 1735. It was published by the LRS in 1987.
Hutton records a Committee meeting on 13 September 1725, at which John Plantwas
Chairman. The meeting awarded Hutton a pay Increase on the condition that he would
never again ask for an increase, and would continue in the service of the Workhouse
for the rest of his working hfe !
At a later Committee meeting (9 October 1727), John Plant was again present, but not
noted as Chairman. This meeting instructed Hutton not to readmit children who had
run away from the workhouse, except at a monthly meetmg. The reason for this was
“the great inconveniency of the chtldren running away from this house, and thereby
taking the opportunity of telling diverse notorious lies to the prejudice of the same and
scandalising the government thereof”.
Presumably this John Plant could be traced from contemporary Quaker records
3. The London Pollbooks of 1713, (published 1981), lists everybody who voted in the
general election of 1713 in the City. It refers to a John Plant, a weaver. He is recorded
as voting for the 4 candidates on the Whig ticket.
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Chapter E 3
THE PLANTS OF ELLWORTH HAti - SANDEACH
- The second generatIon of Plants In occupation

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- The story so far -
Estate given by Richard de Bradwell to his younger son Thomas de Halleworth
about the time of Edward I.
Helleworths (Elworths) succeeded by the Rowans.
Estate passed through Mary, daughter of Wm Rowen to Thomas Hulse at the end
of the 17th Century.
The Hulse family remained in possession until the death of John Hulse in 1790
who in his will left the Hall for life to his servants Thomas and Elizabeth
Plant.
Thomas died in 1828 and his will made 1 May 1827 gives details of his family.
Thomas and Elizabeth had five children, Sarah (bt 19 December 1777), Alice
(bt 5 November 1779), Thomas (bt 19 August 1781 d 16 February 1828) 7 days
before his father, Eliz (bt 17 November 1783) and John (bt 13 June 1790).
On the death of Thomas senior, his second son John took over residence of
the hall.
John married Sarah Wolfe c 1815. Sarah was born 1798, the daughter of Samuel
Wolfe and Mary Wolfe nee Reene of Warmingham.
For further information see Journal No's. 1 and 2. -
The story now continues:
John & Sarah had ten children. Thomas born 1817, Mary born 1819, Samuel
born 1820, Eliz. born 1822, Ann born 1823, John born 1825, Joseph born
1827, Eliz. born 1829, Henry born 1830 and Emila born 1832.
Of these children, four died young leaving Thomas, Samuel, Ann, John,
Joseph and Emila, all of whom are mentioned in the will of John Plant.
This will is a lengthy document containing some 32 pages. From the will,
proved in 1849, the following notes relate to bequests made to his
surviving children.
NOTE. El in 1849 = f27.30 in 1985.
1.
2.
3.
4.
3.
John Plant owned Elworth Hall and Estate (estate held on behalf of
the University of Cambridge).
Hall and Estate left to his son Thomas.
Farm attached to Hall left to his son Thomas.
All warehouses, buildings, lands, heriditaments in Brown Street,
New Market Lane and Sussex Street in Manchester, left to his son
Samuel. (This property was left to him by a John Holford on his
death in 1832 and comprised a house in Brown Street, the ajoining
warehouse fronting Sussex Street and property in New Mafket Lane.)
All property in Holmes Chapel left to his son John.
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6. Sum of three thousand pounds left to his son John.
7. All property in Wheelock, Sandbach, including Nags Head Inn, Brewery
and buildings, left to his son Joseph.
8. All property in Newton near Middlewich, left to his son Joseph.
9. Share of Brewery partnership left to his son Joseph.
10, Control of Brewery by Trustees until Joseph reaches age of 25.
11. Sum of five thousand pounds left to Joseph.
12. All estate, salt works, brine pits, reservoirs, warehouses, tenement
cottages, buildings, boat, dock, gardens, lands, hereditaments and
premises called Malkins Bank, ,estate in Betchton, left to his
daughter, Ann, wife of Joseph Lea and their children.
13 Sum of f5,OOO (f136,OOO at 1985 value) left to executors to invest,
all dividends and income to be paid to his daughter Emila.
14. Emila went to work for Mrs Brovn at Lea Castle near Kidderminster.
Mrs Brown appointed as Guardian of Emila with an understanding that
she would perform the duties of a Mother-to-her.
Note - Lea Castle was the home of the Knight family of Cookley. The castle
no longer exists.
Subsequently Emila's financial affairs and inheritance became complicated.
On 12 October 1864 her brother, the Rev. Samuel Plant, of Weston-on-Trent,
wrote to her at length on family matters assuring her that 'There does
not appear to me to be the least reason to suppose that you will not have
a very tolerable competence, tho' not so much as my Father intended'.
However an unfortunate law suit took place in 1876-8 concerning the brine
pits, these pits coming into her possession on the death of her sister
Ann. There are a number of letters at this time between Emily (the records
show that by now she was known as Emily) and Edward S Woolf, her cousin,
together with some letters from her brother the Rev. Samuel Plant, usually
urging caution and patience. At first the correspondence is friendly but
by 12 June 1876 proceedings were 'ceasing to be in the shape of a friendly
suit'. By 2 March 1878 they had become 'hostile' and the notion of a
division of costs between the litigants and their lawyers 'could not be
entertained for a moment'. What happened was that Emily's executors sold
her share of the brine pits, by some legal manoeuvre, to the firm of Brunner
Mond (later I.C.I.). They were sued and the case was van but the costs
absorbed most of the money.
Emily/Emila Plant, bt. 5 April 1832 married Ezra Harthan JP (1835 - 1917)
and lived at Blackacres, Sandbach. She died March 1895 at Congleton.
Owning considerable property elsewhere possibly explains why John Plant
did not make more effort to obtain the freehold of Elworth Hall from St
Johns College, Cambridge. This was a distinct possibility in the early
19th century. Legal enquiries were made. One of the Plant lawyers
consulted Lord Brougham, the great lawyer, about the family title to the
Elworth Hall Estate. Brougham replied 'What sort of man is your client
Mr Plant' to tihich the 'family'lawyer answered 'a most honourable gentleman'.
Lord Brougham's reply was, 'as far as I can see he might have stuck to
it (ie Elworth)'.
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The County Record Office Chester, under their reference DDZ84/6, contain
the following xnformatwn relatxve to the ~111 of John Plant of Elworth
Ball.
15 Nov. 1852 Appoxntment by Joseph Woolf of Hablngton Ball, Cheshire,
Esq., of Thomas Plant of Elworth Hall near Sandbach,
Cheshxe, gentleman, as a Trustee under the Will of John
Plant of Elworth Hall, gentleman, deceased, XI place of
Edward Westhead of Manchester, Lanes, esq. I who had
renounced the TrusteeshIp on 6 April 1850, and Release
III Trust for hxnself and sard Thomas Plant on Trusts -
that estate with the salt works, brrne pits, warehouse,
messuages, tenements, cottages, boat, dock, gardens and
other heredltaments, called Malkins Bank Estate III Betchton,
Cheshxe, now or late ~.a holding of Messrs. Francis and
James Mill, Absalom Palnter and others wzth all
appurtenances and assignment by said J Woolf to John
Plant of Manchester, manufacturer - warehouses, bulldlngs,
lands, hereditaments and premrses in Brown Street, New
Market Street and Sussex Street, Manchester, left to sard
John Plant the testator, deceased by the late Mr Holford
with appurtenances and also f10,OOO to be invested as
dxected in sard John Plant the testators W171 to the use
of said J Woolf and said Thomas Plant.
9 kc 1875 AppoInted by Revd. Samuel Plant of Weston upon Trent,
Staffs, clerk XI Holy Orders, Thomas Whlttingham of the
Pitts in Sandbach, and Edward Percival of SprIngfield in
Bradwall, Cheshire, Gentleman, of Arthur Plant of Lincoln,
corn miller and John Harthan of Wheelock, as trustees of
the Wx'l.1 of late John Plant of Elworth Hall, Cheshrre,
gentleman, deceased, as both the former trustees, Joseph
Woolland, Thomas Plant had dsed and also as the said Samuel
Plant, Thomas Whittingham and Edward Percival hereby
renounce the Trusteeship.
John's second son, Samuel (born 1820), was admitted as a scholar at
Manchester Grammar School on 10 February 1834. The followrng extract
from the Admission Register of Manchester School, grves a brief resume
of his career.
10 February 1834 Samuel, son of John Plant, farmer of Sandbach.
'The father of this scholar occupred and lived at Elworth
Hall, Sandbach, the estate out of which the Hulsean
ScholarshIps annual prize, Christian advocateshlp and
lectureship at Cambridge are endowed. The estate was left
by the Rev. John Hulse, who hrmself lived there, to Thomas
and Elxzabeth, the grandfather and grandmother of this
scholar (the latter being hxs relative) for their lives
and afterwards for the endowment mentioned above. The
estate 1s still occupxd by members of the Plant family.
Samuel Plant the second of a family of four sons and two
daughters, was elected a Somerset scholar of Brazenose
College Oxford and graduated BA on 2 May 1844 and MA on
22 April 1847. Ho was ordalned in 1845 to the curacy of
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St Johns, Hanley, Staffs, which he held until 1849 when
he was presented to the vicarage of Weston upon Trent near
Stafford where he 1s now resident. Mr Plant has for many
years been one of the secretaries of the board of education
for the archdeaconry of Stafford and has publlshed
1. Some remarks on Mining Accidents (1851).
2. Parachlal Sermons preached at Weston upon Trent (1857).
3. An account of Weston upon Trent (1868).
He subsequently became Rural Dean of Stafford and Probendary of L&%eld.
He was married III 1863 to Antlonette Sarah, daughter of Mr Charles
Fourdrlner formerly of Chell, StaffordshIre.
The Fourdriners were orIgInally a Huguenot family who settled zn England.
The most notable member of the family was Cardinal John Henry Newman
(1801-1890) whose mother was a Fourdriner. He presented a bible to his
cousin Antoinette Sarah, wife of Samuel Plant, with an affectlonate
inscrlptlon on the title page.
The Rev. Samuel and Antoinette Plant had a large family including a
daughter, another Antoinette (1854-1938) who married the Rev. Phxlip Crick.
Philip and Antoinette Crick were the parents of two bishops one the Bishop
of Chester.
One of Samuel and Antoinette Plant's sons was a Charles Thomas (1856-1932)
who emigrated to Mexxo where he became one of the founders of the city
of Sabinas, Coqhulla. He married a Mexican and had a large family,
lncludlng Anita (b. 1907). She married in 1948, her second couszn
Noel Plant (b. 1899), an actor and sometime manager of the Strand Theatre,
London. Anita, her brothers and sxters, have numerous descendants with
exotic surnames - Zambrlno, Guillermo - Prleto, Txasot - among which Plant
stikes a sudden, almost bucolic English note.
Returning now to the family of John and Sarah Plant.
Members of the famxly were Interred 1x1 Sandbach Churchyard, lncludlng
the following:
,
Here lieth the children of John and Sarah Plant
Mary d. 25.2.1820 6 months
Elzabeth d. 27.2.1822 infant
Elizabeth d. 10.3.1831 age 2 years
Henry d. 16.3.1831 age 8 months
Here also lie the remaxx of John, infant son of Thomas
and Ann Plant died 1 July 1850 age 4 months.
Also Ann wife of the above named Thomas Plant died
22 March 1857 age 31 years.
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Also the above named Thomas Plant died 2 July 1969.
Also John Plant of Elworth Hall died 1849 age 58 years.
Also Sarah wfe of John Plant dxed 1832.
To be contusued....
BOUND APPRENTICES - U S A by W Keith Plant
The following note was extracted from the Chester Corporation Records Mayors
Book labelled 1697-8.
"Servants bound apprentxes for Vlrglnla to Wll.lxm~ Ford of Dublin
on board the Expedition of Dublin 21 September 1698.
William Plant of Alderley Cheshire - Yeoman - for 7 years."
Earlier emigrants had to have a certlfxate from their local Minister or
J.P testifyxng to their conformity to the government of the Church of England
and allegiance to the Sovereigns. By the end of the century all that was
needed of them was a wllluxgness to cross the Atlantx and bind themselves
L" consideration of a certain Image, to same as 'servants', or 'apprentxes'
for a term of years, in one or other of the colonies.
Emigrants were bound to serve I" the colony to which they were carried.
Sometimes, as in the case of Willlam Plant, they were bound to the captain
of the ship, he trading them either as his own or his owners venture and
making over their indentures, to any colonial planter In want of labour or,
a" agent working on behalf of a colonial planter. AlternatIvely, Wm Ford
of Dublin may have been a merchant acting for certain colonists. In this
case the emxgrants would have been assigned to the approprxate colonist or
scul1ng.

Miscellaneous Plant References taken from the Parish Records, lG1, and
Census returns for Desford, Lelcestershlre
by Sandy Powell
Marriages and Baptisms Tree No.
15 Nov 1760
30 Aug 1761
10 June 1763
24 Mar 1765
19 Nov 1765
16 Ott 1766
Aug 1767
20 July 1768
10 June 1770
17 Nov 1771
14 Nov 1774
14 Apr 1776
4 Apr 1779
14 Sept 1788
14 Nov 1790
31 Mar 1793
Apr 1795
28 Mar 1796
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10 June 1822
17 Ott 1826
23 Aug 182618
20 Feb 1827
20 Feb 1827
19 Nov 1827
30 Aug 1829
14 Sept 1830
25 Jan 1831
23 Sept 1832
27 Mar 1836
25 June 1837
25 June 1837
25 June 1837
19 Dee 1837
30 Sept 1838 Bt
28 June 1839 Bt
28 June 1840 Bt
14 Aug 1842 Bt
31 July 1843 Bt
30 June 1844 Bt
30 June 1844
12 Jan 1846
M
M
Bt
Bt
Bt
M
Bt
M
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
M
Bt
M
7 June 1846 Bt
7 June 1846 Bt
24 Sept 18467 Bt
18 Ott 18467 M
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Edward Plant t Mary Geary of Ratby
Note - This record in Ratby Registers
John Plant t Esther Yates
John son of John t Esther Plant
Thomas son of Edward + Mary Plant
Note - This record in Ratby Registers
Eliza dau of Edward t Mary Plant
Note - This record in Ratby Registers
Thomas Jordan + Sarah Plant
Ann dau of John t Esther Plant
Elijah Plant t Elizabeth (Eliza) Bradley
Thomas son of Elijah t Elizabeth Plant
(Father + PublIcan)
Charles son of John t Esther Plant
(Father f Farmworker)
Emma dau of Elijah + Elizabeth Plant
(Father t Publican)
Jessie (Jane) dau of Edward f Mary Plant
(Father t Farmworker)
Wybra dau of Edward + Mary Plant
(Father + Farmworker)
Emma dau of John + Esther Plant
(Father f Farmworker)
Thomas Plant of Cadeby (Labourer age 25
Father = John - Farmworker) t
Elizabeth Lawrence (age 29)
Mary dau of Thomas + Elxabeth Plant
(Father + Labourer)
Joseph son of Thomas f Elizabeth Plant
(Father + PublIcan)
Henry son of Elijah t Elizabeth Plant
Elizabeth dau of Thomas t Elizabeth Plant
Elijah son of Ell-jah t Elizabeth Plant
(Father = Labourer)
Esther dau of John + Esther Plant
(Father = Farmworker)
Note born 1838/9 according to Census returns
Jonathan son of .John t Esther Plant 5
(Father = Farmworker)
Thomas Plant (Farmworker age 21
Father ='Edward = Farmworker) t
Ann Cooper (age 21)
Witn = Charlotte Plant
Eliza dau of Thomas + Ann Plant 9
(Father = Farmworker)
John son of Elijah t Elizabeth Plant 6
(Father = Labourer)
Jane dau of George t Mary Plant
10
(Father = Labourer)
George Plant (widower - full age - Labourer)
(Father = Joseph = Farmworker) +
Mary Geary from Groby, Leicester (age 23) 10
7
5
5
7
7
5
5
6
6
5
6
7
7
5
8

8 Jan 1849 Bt
4 Dee 1849 Bt
7 July 1850 Bt
7 July 1850 Bt
25 Jan 1852 Bt
29 May 1852 Bt
16 Aug 1853 M
24 Nov 1853
4 Dee 1853
12 Nov 1854
13 May 1855
13 Apr 1856
12 Apr 1857
11 Aug 1857
23 Feb 1863
23 Feb 1863
25 Feb 1863
23 Feb 1863
25 Dee 1864
25 Dee 1864
25 Dee 1864
25 Dee 1864
25 Dee 1 864
25 Dee 1 864
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
nt
Bt
Bt
Bt
Bt
9 July 1 865 Bt
10 Feb 1 867 Bt
10 Feb 1 867 Bt
21 Ott I 867 Bt
Vincent son of Elijah + Elizabeth Plant 6
(Father = Farmworker)
Jane dau of George + Mary Plant
10
(Father = Labourer)
George son of Thomas + Anne Plant 9
(Note - According to Census returns born 1848)
Mary Anne dau of-Thomas t Anne Plant 9
Mary Anne dau of EliJah t Elizabeth Plant 6
(Father
Joseph
= Farmworker)
son of George t Mary Plant
10
(Father = Labourer)
John Plant (age 26 - Farmworker)
11
(Father = John = Farmworker) +
Elizabeth Lois Crousan (age 20)
(Witn = Charles Plant t Emma Plant)
Mary dau of Thomas t Anne Plant
9
(Father = Farmworker)
Elizabeth dau of George f Mary Plant
10
(Father = Labourer)
Ada dau of Emma Plant (single woman)
John son of Thomas + Anne Plant
(Father = Farmworker)
9
Mary Elizabeth dau of George + Mary Plant 10
(Father = Labourer)
Edward son of Thomas t Anne Plant
(Father = Farmworker)
Caroline dau of John t Elizabeth Lois Plant
9
11
(Father = Farmworker)
Harriet
(Father
dau of George t Mary Plant
= Labourer)
10
Thomas son of Thomas t Anne Plant
(Father = Labourer)
9
Walter
(Father
son of Thomas t Anne Plant
= Labourer)
9
George son of Anne Plant (Illegitrmate)
Harry son of Thomas t Jane Plant
12
(Father = Farmworker)
Elizabeth dau of Thomas + Jane Plant
12
(Father = Farmworker)
May dau of Thomas t Jane Plant
12
(Father = Farmworker)'
John William son of Thomas + Jane Plant
(Father = Farmworker)
12
Henry son of Thomas t Jane Plant
(Father = Farmworker)
l?
Note - May refer to Harry
Mary Ann dau of Thomas t Jane Plant
12
(Father = Farmworker)
Anne dau of Thomas + Anne Plant
(Father = Labourer)
Y
John son of Thomas + Jane Plant
12
Vincent son of Thomas + Jane Plant
Ada dau of Thomas t Anne Plant
12
9
(Father = Farmworker)
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18 Ott 1872 Bt
19 Nov 1877 M
5 Jan 1879 Bt
26 Apr 1883 M
13 May 1883 Bt
15 Jan 1886 Bt
4 Apr 1886 Bt
21 Scpt 1890 Bt
21 Sept 1890 Bt
21 Sept 1890 Bt
30 Mar 1891 M
5 July 1891 Bt
3 July 1892 Bt
3 July 1892 Bt
15 Ott 1893 Bt
12 Nov 1893 Bt
5 Sept 1897 Bt
18 June 1899 Bt
2 Mar 1910 Bt
Ada dau of Jane Plant (singlewoman)
Joseph Plant (age 21 labourer)
(Father George = Labourer) +
Ursula Paynor (age 21)
(Wltn = Lxxle Plant)
James son of Joseph + Ursula Plant
(Father = Labourer)
Edward Plant (age 26 Labourer)
(Father = Thomas = Labourer) +
Helen Harford (age 3l.)
Florence Loulsa dau of Thomas +
Mary Ann Plant
Jessie son of Thomas t Mary Ann Plant
(Father = Quarryman)
Harry son of Thomas + Mary Ann Plant
(Father = Quarryman)
EdwIn Bartie son of Edward + Helen Plant
Gertrude Lilly dau of Edward + Helen Plant
Ellen dua of Edward f Helen Plant
Walter Plant (age 28 Platelayer)
(Father = Thomas = Farmworker) +
Hannah Thompson (age 28 Spinster)
Walter Edward son of Walter + Hannah Plant
Frederick Arthur son of Joseph +
Ursula Plant
George Henry son of Joseph + Ursula Plant
(Father = Ag. Labourer)
Nellie dau of Joseph + Ursula Plant
(Father = Labourer)
Ellsa Ellen dau of Walter + Hannah Plant
George Willlam son of Walter f Hannah Plant
Eva dau of Walter + Hannah Plant
May dau of Thomas + Mar-la Plant
Adult born 6 Sept 1890
(Father = Bricklayers Labourer)
27 Mar 1929 Bt Sidney son of Thomas + Marla Plant
Adult (Father = Labourer)
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13
13
14
15
15
15
14
14
14
16
16
13
13
13
16
16
16

1851
11
George Plant
Jane (t
Thomas u
Mary n
Joseph
Elzabeth "
Edward '
1841 Thomas "
11 Jesse (Jane)"
Wybra 11
Catherine It
EllJah II
Thomas "
1841 Emma "
1851 Prlscxlla fi
11
1841
1851
11
Henry '
EllJah u
Elxabeth 11
John u
Vlncent fl
John '
Ann u
Charles "
Emma "
Esther I'
Jonathan "
Wllllam "
Elxza 11
George "
CENSUS 1841/51
40
1
39
12 Old Wheel Inn
11 I, It (1
9 " " "
52 Farmworker Desford
17
11
2
40
19 Farmworker
5
13 Born Newbold Verdon
17
9 at home of Gd Father
John Bradley
7 born Desford
5
2
23 Farmworker
21 Glovemaker
19 Farmworker
15 Glovemaker
12 Scholar
8 Scholar
46 Farmworker
5
3
born
II
I,
1811
1850
1812
I, 1839
11 1840
11 1842
11 1799
II 1824
11 1834
II 1836
It
I,
1839
I,
1811
1832
I, 1836
,I 1838
II
183b
11 1832
,I 1844
,I 1846
11 1849
II
11
1828
11
1830
1832
11 1836
11 1839
,t 1843
11 1805
11 1846
,I 1848

‘hams = k-y B~llmgs 15.11.1760
’ -171
Am h3ry Ellzakth ?lTmms JOhll Joseph
bt 30.8.1761 bt 10.6.1763 bt 19.11.1765 bt 20.7.1768 bt 19.11.1771 bt 14.11.1774
see1
I
I
see2 see3
I
-llmBs = catllervle Izwrence 14.9.1788
bt 20.7.1768
M=uY I-&herme Eh!&eth nxxes F&curd John
bt 14.11.17KI bt 31.3.1793 .4.1795 bt 17.9.1797 bt 4.8.1799 bt 26.7.1801
See1
I
Joseph = Sarah HILL 25.3.1796
bt 14.11.1774
I
I
see7 see5
Ann
bt 17.7.1796
Joseph
bt 9.12.1798
M=-Y
bt 31.12.1&ll
Sarah Jane
bt 30.12.1KC bt 22.2.1812
Joseph
bt 4.9.1814
d 13.1.1802 m 19.11.1827
7Yhams Jordan
Joseph = Ann Garland 12.10.1&01
Wllllam ELlzakth I%rla George Sarah Am
bt 17.6.1804 bt 26.1.1807 bt 4.3.EW bt 16.1.1810; bt 4.9.1814 bt 21.8.1517
d 23.8.1855”
37
I
se! 10

See lo?
I
Joseph = Ursula Payner 19.11.1877
I------- I -----l
James Fred Arthur George Henry Nellie
bt 5.1.1879 bt 3.7.1892 bt 3.7.1892 bt 15.10.1893
Edwn Bertx Gertrude Lllley Ellen
bt 21.9.1890 bt 21.9.1890 bt 21.9.1890
See 9
I
Edward = Helen Harford 26.4.1883
bt 12.4.1857
‘5 Thomas = Mary Ann e 1880
l-=-IT--
Florence Louisa Jessie Harry
bt 13.5.1883 bt 15.1.1886 bt 4.4.1886
l
See 9
I
Walter = Hannah Thompson 30.3.1891
bt 23.2.1863
Walter Edward Ellza Ellen George Wlll~m Eva
bt 5.7.1891 bt 12.11.1893 bt 5.9.1897 bt 18.6.1899
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ROBERT PLANT - Clerk by W K Plant
Whilst looking through the Eluabethan Chancery Proceedings I came across
the following:
Writ dated at Westminster 22 May 10 Elizabeth (1568) to Sir Nicholas
Bacon, knight.
Showeth unto your lordshlp that your orator Robert Plant, clerk, of
Tetsworth co. Stafford about 14 years ago became bound for one, Sir
Wllllam Brerton, deceased in an obligation of 20 marks*to be pald
at a certain date. The debt was not pald and your orator not only
forfejted his bond but has sustained other great loss. After the
death of Sir Wzillxam, Dame Jane, his widow and executix, did not deny
the debt but asked for time in which to pay It. She has since married
Sir Lawrence Smythe who has take upon himself the admu~lstratlon of
the goods of Sir Wllllam Brerton, but utterly refuses
to pay your orator the money due to him.
The answer of Sir Lawrence Smythe and Dame Jane his wife sworn 13
June 1567:-
The defendants deny all the allegations made ln the bill.
The Robert Plant referred to above may be the Robert Plant who was rector
of Swettenham Church, Cheshire between 1557 and 1563.
In the list of Clerical Changes for 1563, his name appears and against It
egr (sxk) and a later note reads 'The Bxhop referred him to the CommTssjon'
However, at a date apparently subsequent to this, his name has been struck
through and that of Randle Barns interlined.
Randle Barns was present at the 1565 visitation. Though this looks as if
Robert Plant had been depraved, there 1s actual evidence that he slgned
the Three Articles ~.n 1563 and moreover he flgures in a Swettenham ~111
case in December 1563 as follows:
Robert Plant of Swettenham - Extract from Chester Depositions 1563
regarding the character of Lawrence Swetman witness in a ~111 case
16 December 1563.
"Richard Ridgway of the parish of Prestbury aged 28 thlnketh Elxabeth
Taillour 1s an honest woman, but her husband 1s tenaunt to Thomas
Swetman ., . . . , . . - . decxt that John New111 is servant to the
said Thomas and hath bene a good while . . . , y , . thank Robert Plant
much favoureth the part of Thomas Swetmam; yet he thinks he would
not, for his friendship, break his othe"
What happened to Robert Plant I know not - If the two are the same then
It would be lnterestug to know the full story.
* A mark was not a coin in England but was used as a unit ln accountancy.
IL was valued at 13/4d. On this basis Robert Plant was owed f14
which at todays rate = f1,260.
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LIST OF ARTICLES IN ISSUE NO. 1 DECEMBER 1990
Alms of the Journal
Orlgm of the Name
Occurrence of the Name
Members Interests
Plant City - Florida
Plant and Fishers
Dudley Port Ironworks
Ellworth Hall Plants
Episode L - Early Years
Pottery Plants - Trade descriptions
The Conversuan of monetary value to 1985 fqures
Plants boxing Booth
Robert Plant of Cheadle
Frederxk Plant 1903-1972 and his influence on
the Pottery Industry
Copxes of Journal No. 1 are available at a prxe of f2.00 (U.K.) and
f3.00 (overseas).
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Alms of the Journal
LIST OF ARTICLES IN ISSUE NO 2 JUNE 1991
William Plant - Stockport Grammar School
Plants - Leicester 1851 Census
Members Interests
Early Staffordshxe Plants
John Plant & Hannah Weddon of Branford, Connettlcutt
Detective Work
The Plants of Elworth Hall
(Second Instalment)
Plants who attended Oxford & Cambridge Unrversltles
Plants at Clowne (c 1780)
Do you know this Lady?
Terms - Houses & Farm Bulldlngs
Copxs of Journal No. 2 are wallable at a prxe of f2.00 (U.K.) and
E3.00 (overseas).
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MEMBERS OF THE GROUP
Name
1. Mxss Linda Lowrey
2. Mr John Plant
3. Mr John Patrlck Plant
4. Mr COllIl w Plant
5. Mrs Mary Stone
6 Mr Mxhael Plant
9. Mrs Dons Nxholas
10. Mrs Pamela Plant
11. Mrs B Jones
12. Mrs LOIS Webb
13. Mrs Helen Hill
15. Mrs Wxnlfred Stuart
16. Mrs E C Reed
18. Mr Peter Johnson
22 Mrs Judy Wallace
29. Mrs Shwley Hughes
32. Mrs Catherine Sproston
33. Miss Aileen Plant
35. Mr Arnold Plant
37. Mr Patrlck Pearson
38. Mrs Sian Plant
39. Mrs Gwyneth Vlck
40. Mrs Jean McDonald
41. Val Edmonds
Address
222Concess1on St. Apt 406
HamIlton, Ontario L9A 1Bl Canada
101 Clova Road, Forest Gate
London E7 9AG
50 Dorset Gardens
Rochford, Essex
14 West Road, Bishops Stortford
Herts CM23 3QP
7 Ipswxh Place, Meadowbank
Auckland 5 New Zealand
55 Tom Lane
Sheffield SlO 3DA
Chantrvland. Lexntwardlne.
Craven'Arms; Shrop SY7 OiB
LONDON
37 Longmeadows Ponteland
Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE20 9DX
28 St Pauls Terrace, Hoddlesden
Darwen, Lanes BB3 3NP
3 Croft Close, Meeting Green,
Wxkambrook, Newmarket,
Suffolk CB8 8YG
Eastbridge House, Crondal.1
Farnham, Surrey GUlO 5RH
21 Sandy Lane, Codsall,
Wolverhampton WV8 1EN
57 Cranberry Lane, Alsager,
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs ST7 2LZ
31 Annie Wood Avenue, North Mackay, Queensland
4740 Australia.
14 Cress Grove, Chalfont St Peter,
Bucks SL9 9HG
Dunge Farm, Over Alderley,
Cheshn-e
147 Moorland Road, Woodsmoor,
Stockport, Cheshire. SK2 7DP
14 Fielding House, Sudbury Ave.,
Tupsley, Hereford HRl 1XT
25 Klldare Terrace,
London. W2 2JT
1 Thornbury, Church Road,
Hendon, London. NW4 4QW
South Rldlng, The Plains,
Wetheral, CarlIsle. CA4 8LA
PO Box 16, Canley Heqhts,
New South Wales, 2166 Australia.
6/7 Anderson Court, Menstone,
Melbourne, 3194, Victoria,
Australia
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42. Mr John Roberts
43.
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46. Mr John H Plant
47. Mrs St&la Robson
49. Mrs Elizabeth Bass
51. Mr Gerald Plant
52.
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Mrs J A Stebbing
Mr David Johnson
Dr John S Plant
Mr W Plant
Mrs Joyce Westwood
Mr Nigel Burroughs
Mrs R Terry
Mr D J Plant
Sandra Cumlng
Mrs J Baston
Mr W Perry
Mr G Brian Plant
Mr Wllllam Plant
Mrs Alice Doreen Mercer
Mr Mxhael John Plant
Mrs M A Powell
Mr G J Thomas
Mr D W Plant
Mr E G B Powell
MISS J Nrcholas
Mr Rxhard S Plant
Mr John Plant
Mrs Shirley Connaghan
Mr John E Ransley
Tegfan, 8 Sutherland Crescent,
Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent
Staffs. ST11 9JU
112 Megalong St., Leura,
New South Wales, 2760 Australia.
13 Coomaroo Crescent, M~nyama
Waters, Queensland, 4575
Australia.
Silver Bxches, The Bedcroft,
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs.
Mll.1 View, Great Whlltlngton,
Newcastle upon Tyne. NE19 2HP
207 Ash Bank Road, Bucknall,
Stoke-on-Trent. Staffs. ST2 9EE
30 Miles Green.Road, Blgnall End,
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs.
ST7 8LQ
Computer Centre, Unxversity of Keele,
Staffs. ST5 5BG
26 Joyce Ave., Bradeley,
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ST6 7PF
Glyn Garth, 20 Tean Road,Cheadle
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ST10 1LQ
88 Fengate, Peterborourgh. PEl 5BB
56 Endon Road, Norton,
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ST6 8NQ
45 Plngate Lane, Cheadle Hulme,
CheadLe, Cheshxe. SK8 7LT
34 Denbeqh St, Caxrns,
Queensland 4870 Australia.
Honeywell, 33 Hayes Park,
Chester. CH1 4AL
142 Kings Road, Higher Bebington,
Wlrral. L63 8PX
54 Bean Leach Drive, Offerton,
Stockport, Cheshire. SK2 5HZ
10 Richmond Ave., Sneyd Green,
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs. ST1 6DH
11 River St., Mlnnamurra,
New South Wales 2532, Australia.
Crown Hill House, Tenbury Wells,
Worcs. WR15 8JA
The Old Rectory, Much Dewchurch,
Herefordshire.
Weston Court Farm Bungalow, Pembrldge,
LeomInster, Herefordshire.
Woodlands, Llnney, Ludlow.
69 Lady Edlth's Ave., Scarborough,
North Yorkshire Y012 5RA
RIverdell, Lelntwardxre,
Craven Arms, Shropshire.
Yarlet Hall, Sandon, Staffs.
261 Buxton Road, Macclesfield,
Cheshire. SK11 7ET
29 Fairway Drive, Yallourn Herghts,
Victoria 3825, Australia.
18 Rosary Crescent, HIghgate H111,
Queensland, 4101 Australia.
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MISS K E Miller
Mrs Esmae M Davxs
Mr Jon Ackroyd
Mrs Deruse Weston
Mrs M R Lake
Mr Fred Faulkner
Mrs Kathleen Turner
Mrs Cordella Ronelle
Lucella Sheilds
Mr Ross Plant
Mrs Linda S Wheeler
Mrs Yvonne May
Mrs Mgt Walker
Deanna Rzchards
Mr Bryan Charles Plant
Mrs Lauren Essex
Mrs P Handley
Mr S R Fowler
Mrs Janine Oliver
210~ Walmesley Road, Bury,
Lanes. BL9 6LL
12 Be1 Au Court, Coolum Beach,
Queensland, 4573 Australia.
113 RR1 Campbell River B.C. V9W 354 Canada
73 DownsIde Close, Blandford Forum, Dorset
DTll 7SP
16 Western Ave., Fellxstowe, Suffolk IPll
9SB
38 Ervln Rd., Kllsyth, Vxtorla 3137,
Australia
2 The Banks, Rudyard, Staffs ST13 8PN
3548-D South Mlsslon
Tucson AZ 85713 ASA
Trevanna Cooyar, Queensland 4402, Australia
3826 Kendall St., San Dlego, CA 92109 USA
88 Kings Rd., Panmure, Auckland 1106, New
Zealand
7 Can St., Kings Meadows, Launceston,
Tasmanxa 7249, Australia
Argyle Heqhts 151 Ramsay Rd., RMB 246,
Boyanup 6237, Western Australia
8 Bar'ker St., Blackburn South, Vxtorla 3130,
Australia
3770 Schooner Ridge, Alpharetta, Georgu
30202, USA
7 Hale St.. Busselton. Western Australia
6280 '
29 Fellbrook St., Hanureva, New Zealand
147 Brighton Rd., Scarborough, Western
Australxa 6019
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