altrincham. - Cheshire County Council - Cheshire County Council ...

More documents

Recommendations

Info

18 ACTON. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'S mondeley P.C. is lord of the manor and chief landowner. area is 509 acres j rateable value, £1,283; .the populatio~ Edleston Hall is now occupied as a farmhouse. ~he in 1901 was 102. area is 640 acres; rateable vaJ1u~, £1,645; the populatIon Acton, half a mile distant, is the nearest money order ,& in 1901 was 74· 3' telegraph office FADDILEY is a township, miles west from Acton HURLESTON, 2, miles north-west from Nantwich, is and 4~ west from Nantwi:ch station on the Crewe and a township and scattered village" on the,road from ~ant Shrewsbury section of the London and North ~Yestern wich t.o Chester. The Shropshlr~ Umon canal passes railway. I 1Voodhey chapel, built and en,dowed wIth £'25 through. Henry J. Tollemache esq. M.P. is lord of the yearly by Lady Wilbraham about 1700, IS a small edIfice manor and the principal landowner. The area is 1,376 of brick with stone dressings. The living is a perpetual acres; rateable vailue, £2,599; the population in 1901 curacy, gross yearly value £20, in the gift of Lord was 23, Tollemache, and held since 1892 by the Rev. Jermyn Acton, one mile distant, is the n9Jlrest money order Ii Shephard Hirst B.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge; and TectOI' of Baddiley, where he resides. Woodhey Hall, for telegraph office ·several centuries the residence of a branch of the Wil- STOKE is a township, 31 miles north-west from Nantbraham family, is now occupied as a farmhouse. Lord wich. The Shropshire Union canal passes through. Tollemache is lord of the manor and principal landowner. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1845. The Rev. The area is 1,217 acres; rateable value, £2,143; the Richard Craven Garnett M.A. rector of Salwarpe, Wore, 'population in 1901 was 222. who is lord of the manor and William Downes il!sq. of ~Fost Office.-Miss Annie Blakemore, sub-postmistress. Nantwich, are the principal landowners. Stoke ~anor Letters through Nantwich arrive at 9. 20 a.m.; dis- House, the property of William Downes esq. is now patched, 6,3° p.m.. PostM orders are issued here, (1902) unoccupied. The area is 661 acres; rat.eable Ililt, not paid. Acton is the nearest money order & value, £1,516 ; the population in 1901 was 191. telegraph office, 3 miles distant Post Office.--James Lee, sub-postmaster. Letters .HENHULL township adjoins Acton, and is on the road through Nantwich arrive at 7.45 a.m. & dispa.tehed at J from Nantwich· to Chester; the Shropshire Union canal 5.35 p.m. Acton is the nearest.money order office, 2! passes through the township. Henry J. Tollemache esq. miles distant. The nearest telegraph office is at Mr. )I.P. is lord of the manor and principal landowner. 'fhe "Wynne's, Boarbridge (a warehouse close by) ACTON. BURLAND. Hale Surgeon-Major Thomas Egerton Martin Henry, Dorfold cottage Charlesworth John Mount Pleasant M.D., V.C., B.A., F.R.G.S., F~B. Moore Rev. Herbert M,A. (vicar), Ford Mrs, Rose cottage ~et.Soc., F.R.Hist.Soc., J.P. Fad~ Vicarage diley lodge Roberts John T. Acton cottage COMMERCIAL.. COMMERCIAL. 'l'ollemache Miss, Grove cottage ~ll;oo~Wm. f:r:.er, Burland farm Blakemore Annie (Miss), shopkeeper & Tollemache Henry James M.P., D.L., 0 ey ames, a ~r b sub-postmistress J.P. Dorfold hall; & 42 Halfmoon ~ostoCkSEdward'(KIum) er rm Davies Robert, farmer, Cooks pit st W &i Carlton club S W London Bourne Usanna Irs. 'keat gearrdener Dentith William, Tollemache Arms urrows amue, mal' , PH & 0 e COMMERCIAL. florist &; nurseryman .. gr c r Billington Edmund, cowkeeper Cawley Brothers, grocers HoUand Samuel, farmer,''Yoodhey hall Boff~y John &; Frederick, farmers, Chesworth Henry &; Son, coal, lime & Jackson Samuel, wh~elw~lght VIllage farm slate merchants. & at Nantwich Sadler -, {armer, Faddl1ey' bank. "Hoffey John, farmer, Drake lane Cox Edward farm'er Sadler James, farmer, Botterley hill "13offey William, farmer, Dig lane Cox John, f~rmer Shenton ,John, blacksmth.&;beerretalr Boughey George, The Star P.H Crewe John shoe maker Shore Blcha~d, farmer 'Charlesworth Robertl, wheelwright Darlington 'Solomon, farmer, Long- St.o~kton Elhs, farmer . Furber .Toseph, assistant overseer lane farm W~lli.amson John, blacksmIth.&; farmer 'Green George, blacksmith Dentith John grocer Wl1hamson Robert, blacksmltll Hampson Daniel Thomas. farmer Dodd Edward Darlington farmer Wood Edgar, farmer, Hollywell Poole Wi~i~m, farmer, Bluestone Dutton John, farmer, SW~n1ey hall . HENHULL. Powell Wilham, grocer . Foster Samuel, cowkeeper . WhIteley ,!ho~a,s Henry, Henhulllo~ge Sadler James, farmer, DaIry farm Harri!:on John threshinO' machine Clay BenJamm, manager, Shropshire W~ll~ams John, farme~, Madams farm own~er, Burla~d green b Uni0!1 canal I WIlliamson James, taIlor &; post office Harrison John, cowkeeper Goodwm Thomas Cook, farmer, Hen~ AUSTERSON. Hunt William, farmer, Ohestnnts hull farm . Brassington Thos. farmer,Dairy house Massey William, farmer, Poplars Green ~hom3.s, bo?t \t shoe maker Davies Henry, farmer, Ohurch house Potts John, cowkeeper Pace El~()tt Fr.ederlCk, farmer . . Dutton William,farmer,Ash Tree farm Robinson Joseph, farmer &; bricklayer, Shropshire Umon Canal CO.(BenJamm Furber Joseph, farmer, Austerson hall Burland hall Clay, manager) .Johnson Walter farmer Roycroft Hugh, castrator HURLESTON. Slack John, far~er, Austerson farm Roycroft William, farmer, Burland vil Allwood William, farmer, Bankhouse Scott -, farmer, Poplars Boffey John, furner, Park farm B J hn nADDkINGTOHN. k 1 Scragg Richard, farmer Ii timber Boughey Joseph, farmer,Yew Tree fnn ean 0 ,cow eeper, ac ane d 1 St 1 C J h f 01 t d' h f -n bb· t W f H k ea er, on ey green . oomer 0 n, armer, at er IS rm .ve mg on m. armer, ac green S S I h 1 h~ Ra ro~ D k W'll' f Sh b·d cragg am. w Qe wrg b tt W It f B·d f . ,II. vensmoor vur e a er, armer, fl ge arm B~c lrc hall l JI~m, t rmer , B r:; rgtl ge 1 Turner John, farmer, Hirst farm Cornes J. C. farmer, New farm J ~ n, farmer, H a k ~ on a West Samuel, cowkeeper Cornes Joseph, farmer Ii breeder ot ~urnl D e 0 tnh' Tahrmer, fac ousBe d Williams Samuel, farmer pedigree stock, Shropshire Downs vuar dington eswor Bridge omas armer, a - Wilr S 1 (M ) f &i T rth·· F· d far~ la,mson amue rs., armer, amwo pIgS, leI s f~rm H II H f B dd· t I'Whlte haven Davenport Charles, 'blacksmIth a H k ehnryll' Wa~ll~r, a f mg on Baned Wooley John, Gradley green Dickenson Ernest, farmer, 'Little oc en u I lam, armer, a - Bache fa ' dington bank COOLE PILATE. EthellJ ~m hI· ht Nixon Hy. cowkeeper, Baddington la Furber Edwin, farmer, Brine pits Parton a. es, w ee wJ:lg . . r Parker John cowkeeper Hack lane Hall 'Villiam farmer Coole Hall farm Wilfred John, farmer &; mille • Powell Samuel, " cowkeeper, Hack lane Hobson James, " farmer, The Old hall Bache house Spibey Thomas, farmer, Hack green Hughes John, cowkeeper . ~TOKE. BRINDLEY. Te,! Samuel, hand made brick &; drain Lutwlche Mervm pIpe manufacturer COMMERCIAL. Barn~tt Robert, farmer,Brindley farm Tew Thomas, farmer, Top house Boughey J~es, farmer, Verona BebbIDgto~ .Sam!. farme:, Brooklands Williams Joseph, threshing machine Boulton WIlliam, farmer Bl'ooks Wilham, wheelwrIght proprietor . Cawley Bros. grocers , Dutton T~o~as, farmer, A~h house. EDLESTON. Oharlesw9rth Edward,farmer,The Ban Dutton WIlham, farmer, BrlDdley hall C R b rt f F' Id' f Colley Thomas grocer D tt W 'lli J h f B . dope 0 u on I am osep , armer, rm - H d G e ,armer f' Ie M s h arm f Cornes Joseph . , miller ley Lea hall 0 son eorge, armer, ars arm L J' b ' t k P t 4¥: Hodgkinson J aD:u~s cowkeeper Brind- Hull Richard, farmer, Edleston farm R ee 1 aJmffes, oOh mka er, os. C:'4UoC~ , , &i The Hall oye e rey, S op eeper ley cottage W' t J f Ru.tter Colin, King's Arms inn Sh G f H ' h A h f IS on . armer ' ... . .,. e.en eorge, armer, Ig s. arm Walley John, farmer, Bull's green SmIth Wm, Hv. fa!mer, The FIelds FADDILEY. Wilding Richard, farmer, ,Manor farm Woolley John, farmer Davies :\Irs. Fern bank Williamson John, blacksmith
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ALDERLEY. 19 ADLINGTON is a township in the parish of Prestbury, manor and the sale landowner. The soil is clay and 5 miles north-by-west frqm Macclesfield, with a station sandy; subsoil, sandy and rock. The chief industry is on the Manchester and Macclesfield branch of the London dairy farming. The area is 3,899 acres,; rateable value, and .North Western railway, in the Knutsford division of £8,800; the population in 1901 was 765. the county, Macclesfield hundred, union and county court Booth Green, Clarke Green, Whiteley Green, Wood district, petty sessional division ~f Prestbury, rural Lanes and Hope Green are hamleh of this township. deanery and archdeaconry of Maccletlfield nnd' diocese 01 Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office.-Wm. Cragg, Chester; the Macclesfield and Marple section of the sub-postmaster. Letters though Macclesfield arrive at Great Centro! (late M. S. and L.) railwa,.' and the Mac- 7 a.m. I& 4. 20 p.m. & d' Ispatche d 6.30 p.m.; on .sunday c1esfield and Peak Forest canal pass through the town- arrive at 8.20 a.m. but no dispatch; office ope~ed on ship. A new church was erected here in IS93, and sunday for telegraph business from 8 a.m, to 10 a.m. Divine service is held every Sunday evening- by the vicar Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. The nearest of Prestbury. There are also Wes'le)'an and Methodist money order office is at Prestbury New Connexion chapels he,re. Adling'ton Hall, the seat of Mrs. Leg-h, is iJ, handsome mansion, with a domestic Schools.. chapel attached, and stands in an extensive park. The National, St. Stephen's, Whiteley green (mixed), erected old Hall, a building of timber and plaster in the ancient about 1850 for 75 children; average attendance, 45; Oheshire style, was garrisoned by the Royalists, who Harry Caulton, master withstood a. fortnight's siege by Cromwell's forces, but National, St. John's, Wood Lanes (mixed), erected about were obliged to surrender 14 Feb. 1645, Mr. Legh and 1850, for 100 children; average attendance, 60; Miss IS0 soldiers being' permitted to depart, leaving 700 arms Jackson, mistress; ::\Iiss Royle, assistant mistress and 15 barrels of gunpowder. Mrs. Legh is lady of the Railway Station, Samuel Beswick, station master Clayton Thomas Calvert, Starkie ho Clayton Thomas, beer retailer &; Pennington Peter, farmer, The Oak Legh Mrs. Adlington hall farmer, 'Vood lane Plumbley William (exqrs. of), farmers" Wilson Joseph, Marlfield house Clayton 'Vm. farmer, Four Lane ends Pedley hill Cooke Allen, farmer, Whiteley green Potts James, farmer, Wood farm COMMERCU.L. Cooke Charles, farmer, Sugar lane Potts Jane (Mrs.),farmer, Wells farm Arnold William Roger,frmr.Millhouse Cooke Samuel, farmer, Clarke green Potts Wm.farmer &; cattle dlr.Wood ho Ashley Thomas, farmer, Whiteley grn Cooke Samuel, farmer, Whiteley grn Renny Edward Du-Vernet,agent to Ad- Bailey John, farmer, Hope lane Cooper 'William, farmer, Clayton gro lington estate. Adlington hall Bann George, farmer, Ward's end Cragg 'William, blacksmith &; sub- Richards Benj. farmer, Street lane Barlow Joseph, shopkeeper postmaster Royle Thomas, farmer, Tanyard ,farm Barton Alfred, farmer, Roundy lane Cllmberbirch Martha (Miss), Windmill Sanders Chas. Harris, farmer,Wood la Baskerville Geo.farmer,Harrop green inn, &; farmer, Whiteley green Sheldon John, farmer, stone merchant Beeley Hugh, farmer, Salt Box Dale Frank, farmer,MawburnHall frm &; quarry owner, Hibbert brow Beeley William, farmer, Spring bank Gardiner Alfred, Legh Arms hotelP.B Stanhope James, farmer, Brookledge Braddock James, farmer, Wood end Gleave James, farmer, Redbrook Stubbs Robert (exors. of), farmers, Braddock John, farmer, Breck Green James, farmer, Sandholes farm Marl Fields farm Braddock William (Mrs.), Jepson's Hardern Thomas Wm. wheelwright, Trueman John, farmer, Lodge farm clough Brooldedge lane Wainwright Chas. farmer, Ward's end Braddock Wm. farmer, Sugar lane Harvey Mary (Miss), dressmaker, Wainwright James, farmer, Rock gate Burgess Brothers, millers (water), Whiteley green Wainwright John, farmer &; cattle &; corn dealers, Adlington mill Hatton Thomas (exors. of), farmers, dealer, Ward's end Burgess Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer, ,Booth green Wainwright Joseph, farmer, Wood Wood lane Kirk Hannah (Mrs.), farmer, Booth Lanes farm Burton Alfred, farmer, Skellarn grn green. Wainwright Wm. farmer, Ward's end Burton Daniel, farmer, Pedley hill Kirk John, farmer, Lane head Ward Ernest James, farmer, Brook ho Cadman Hannah (Mrs), farmer, Pad- Lamb John, farmer, Pedley hill farm White Emily (,Mrs.), farmer, Tnig's- , dock pit Lawton Samuel, farmer, Hope green i'-the-Hole (lasey John, farmer, Water meetings Mattershead James 'Forrest, farmer, White Geo. farmer, Wood End farm Clayton Fred, farmer, Breck Skellarn green . White Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Four Clayton George, farmer, Wood lane ~Iyatt William, farmer, Lower dales Lane ends Clayton James, farmer, Noggin farm Pennington Eli, farmer, Shird fold Williamson John &; Sons, stone quarry Clayton John, farmer, Hope green Pennington James, farmer, Hope grn owners, Styperstone ALDERLEY is a parish, township and village, 11 miles ornamental water; 'adjoining the park is a fine south from Alderley Edge station on the Mancheste! and ~eech wood, most .of the trees in whi~h were plan~ed Crewe 'Secti-on of the London and North Western rallway, ~n 1'620; t?~ manslOn, partly of red brlck co~ered ~tf 9 miles from Congleton, 6 west-by-north-west from Mac- lVY, was orlgmally erected about 1790; a new wmg, pnnclclesfield and 7 from Knutsford' the station is 1741 miles pally of stone, was added about 1'860; above the park is from London, 8 from Stockport. and 14i from Manches- a hig~ ridge of ground called "Alderley Edge," affording ter' it is in the Knutsford division of the county, Mac- fine VIews of the country. Lord' Stanley of Alderley, who clesfleld hundred union and county court district, petty is lord of the manor, Lieut.-Colonel George Dixon, of sessional divisi
Page 1: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ACTON. 17 'AC
Page 5 and 6: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ALDERLEY. EDG
Page 7 and 8: DmECTO!lY.] ·CHESHIRE. ALDFORD. 23
Page 9 and 10: DIRECTORY.] ~CHESHIRE. ALTRINCHAM.
Page 11 and 12: DIR:ECTORY.] CHESHIRE~ ALTBINCBAM.
Page 13 and 14: DmECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ALTRINCHAM. 29
Page 15 and 16: DmECrORY.] CHESHIRE. ALTBINCBAM. 31
Page 17 and 18: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ALTRlNCBAM. 3
Page 19 and 20: DiRECTORY.] CHESHIRE~ ALTRINCHAM. 3
Page 21 and 22: DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. AL'ANLEY. 37
Page 23 and 24: DIREClOBY.] CH~SHIRE. ASHTOY-UPON-M
Page 25 and 26: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. AsaTO~- UPON-
Page 27 and 28: DlBEcrOBY.] CHESHIRE. ASTBURY. ASHT
Page 29 and 30: nffiECTOBY.] CHESHIRE. AUDLEM. 45 P
Page 31 and 32: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ~ACKFORD~ Wil
Page 33 and 34: . DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BARN'fOX. 4
Page 35 and 36: DIRECT~RY.] CHESHIRE. BEllINGTON. 5
Page 37 and 38: DIRECTORY.] CHESIIIRE. BEBIN GrON.
Page 39 and 40: DIRECTORY.] CaESHIRE. BICKERTON, 55
Page 41 and 42: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIDSTOS..CUM-
Page 43 and 44: DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 5
Page 47 and 48: i>IR~CTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD.
Page 51 and 52: DIRECTORy.J CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 6
Page 53 and 54:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENBEAD. 6
Page 55 and 56:
DmEGrORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 71
Page 57 and 58:
STREET DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKEN
Page 59 and 60:
156 ~TREET DIRECTORy.J CHESHIRE. BI
Page 61 and 62:
Page 63 and 64:
STREET DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKE~
Page 65 and 66:
STREET DIRECTORy.J CHESHIRE. BIRKEN
Page 67 and 68:
·STREET DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRK
Page 69 and 70:
STREET DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. BIRKEN
Page 71 and 72:
STREET DIRECTORY.] UHESHIRE. BIRKEN
Page 73 and 74:
STREET DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. lHRKEN
Page 75 and 76:
STREET DIRECTORy.J CHESHIRE. BIRKEN
Page 77 and 78:
STREET DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. BIRKE~
Page 79 and 80:
STREET DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKEX
Page 81 and 82:
STREET DIRECrORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKEN
Page 83 and 84:
Page 85 and 86:
Page 87 and 88:
STREET DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. BIRKE~
Page 89 and 90:
Page 91 and 92:
STREET DIRECTORy.J CHESHIRE. BIRr~E
Page 93 and 94:
STREET DIRECrO.RY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKE
Page 95 and 96:
STRBEI DIRECrORY.] CHESHIRE. IHHKEN
Page 97 and 98:
STREET DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. BIHKEN
Page 99 and 100:
DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. BIRKENBEAD.
Page 101 and 102:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 1
Page 103 and 104:
DmECTORY] CHESHIRE. BIRKENH~AD. 119
Page 105 and 106:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD, 1
Page 107 and 108:
Page 109 and 110:
Page 111 and 112:
DIRECTORY.J CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 1
Page 113 and 114:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BlRKEN HEAD.
Page 115 and 116:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIl\KENHEAD.
Page 117 and 118:
DIRECTORY] CHESHIRE. BIRKE~Ht£AD.
Page 119 and 120:
DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. BIRKENBEAD.
Page 121 and 122:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE, BlRKENHEAD. 1
Page 123 and 124:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKEYHEAD. 1
Page 125 and 126:
DIRECrOBY.J CHESHIRE. BIRKE~HEAD. 1
Page 127 and 128:
DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD.
Page 129 and 130:
Page 131 and 132:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. HIRKENHEAD. 1
Page 133 and 134:
Page 135 and 136:
Page 137 and 138:
nmECTOUY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 15
Page 139 and 140:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD•
Page 141 and 142:
DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. BIBKENHEAD.
Page 143 and 144:
DIRECTORY •] CHESHIRE. BIRKENBEAD
Page 145 and 146:
Page 147 and 148:
DIRECTORY. ] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD.
Page 149 and 150:
DIBECrORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. 1
Page 151 and 152:
DIRECTORY.) CHESHIRE. BIBKENHEAD. 1
Page 153 and 154:
DIRECTORY•J CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD.
Page 155 and 156:
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. BIRKENHEAD. I
show all

altrincham. - Cheshire County Council - Cheshire County Council ...

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?