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"38 A~TROBUS. CHESHIHE. ANTROBUS is a township, and with Sev~n Oaks is a Ian~ of .the township, 2,114 acre~; r~teable valu~ of !he parish, formed in 18 4 8 from the ci~ parIsh: ?f Great townshIp, 3,~18. The popul&tlon, m Igol was p aI1Is h., Budworth. The township of Antrobus IS 5~ miles north- 535; townshIp, 373· . ' ' 'west from Northwich station, on the Cheshire Lines and By Local Government Board Order In 188r, a detached London and North 'Vestern railwayoS, and 6 south-east part of Antrobu& was added to Seven Oaks, and 8..de, from Warrington, in tbe Northwich division of the county, ta('he~ part of Sev~n Oaks annexed to Antrobus. hundred of Bucklow, Runcorn union, Northwich county ParIsh Clerk, RIchard .Coppock. . court district, petty sessional division of Leftwich, rural Letters through ~oTthWlch. Comberb~ch JS. the nearest deanery of Frodsham and archdeaconry and diocese of telegraph & mon~y order office, 2i' mIles dIstant. Wall Chester. The church of St. Mark, erected in 1848, is Letter Box, NatIonal schoolroom, cleared at 5.35 p.~. ,8 building of red sandstone, in the Early English style, week days & sun~ays at 10·30 a.m.. . I consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle, sou~h. porch, National Sch~l .(mIx~d), erected, WIth h.~~dence for ~e and a small central turret, with spire, contammg one master adJommg, 1D 1863, for 6 5 C. 1. ren, ,av~r~e bell:the chancel was beautifully decorated in 1863, and att~nd:mce, 41; J osep~ Hough, master, mfants scho~, three stained windows added, at the sole expense of I bUIlt m ~873 for' 40 mfa~ts, average attendance, 19, Samuel Higginbottom esq. of ~lasgow, in m~mory?f Miss MorlOn Downmg, IWSt~ess , . , his wife: two other stained wmdows were erected m SEVEN OAKS is a township and very small village, 1878, by the tenants and friends of the late. R~v. George 5 miles north-west from Northwich. The Society, 6f Eaton ~A. of The Pole: there are 120 s1tt~n~s. .The Friends have a meeting house here, near an old oak Tegister dates from the year 1848. The hvmg 1S a tree where tradition say,s, George ,Fox preached 200 vicarage, net yearly value £220, with residence, in the years ago. ' The principal landownerSo are Mes~rs, ,Jolm gift of tbe vicar of Great Budworth, and held since 1895 Highfield Charles Lawton, of Stalybridge, and Joh,n by the Rev. Joseph Holden of St. Aidan·s.. There. is.a Kinder. 'Piers Egerton-Warburton esq. of Arley, is lord Wesleyan chapel. Selby's charity of 55!'· IS for dlstrl- of tb,e manor. The soil is mixed, and the ,subsoil is clay bution. The Pole, the property of Gerard Lawder Eaton and sand' the chief crops are wheat, oats, potatoes and esq. is a fine mansion in extensive pleasure grounds, tarnips. 'The _population in 1901 was, 162; the area is -and is the residence of Charles Leonard Agnew esq. The 63 1 acres' rateable value is £1,304. Crown claims the manorial rights. Col. Sir Edmund ' . ,. b '. Antrobus, bart. of Amesbury Abbey, Wilts and Gerard Letters through NorthWlch; Olm erb~ch.'is the. near~s.t Lawder Eaton, esq. are that chief landowners. The soil money order office &; savmgs ban~, about 2 ~lles dIS: is clayey, the subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, tant; the nearest place fo; postmg letters IS at, toe ()ats and potatoes. The area of the parish is 2,745 acres, Wall Letter Box at the NatlOnal schoolroom, Antrobus ANTROBUS. Frith Peter, farmer ' Woodward Emma (.Mrs.), farmer' Adams Joseph Gough Ruth (Mrs.), farmer Wr~ght Br?t~ers, farmers' , ,Agnew Charles Leonard, The Pole Holden Rev. Joseph, Vicarage Hindley Frank wheelwright Hindley Joseph: shoemaker Wrlght WIlham, farmer ' Youd Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer Kinder William, Fir grove Howard James, blacksmith 0 A"lTC'l' COMMERCIAL. K een ' J 0 h n, f armer SEVEN~J Argyle William Mark, coW-keeper Kinder Martha (,:Miss), farmer Bell John, farmer Lightfoot George. farmer . ,Beswick John, shopkeeper Maddock Jane (Mrs.) & Wm. 'farmers Boardman John, fal1'mer Moore' Joseph, farmer Bolshaw Joseph, farmer Moore Thomas, farm~r Booth 'Henry, farm~r Moseley Thomas.Tames, farmer ' 'Bradbury James Blackshaw, farmer, Percival Peter, farmer ,-, , Foxley brow PoweU Mary (Miss), Wheatsheaf P.R. Brocklehurst Joseph, farmer ' & farmer . Brocklehurst Thomas, farmer Ril:lgeway Josep~, 'farmer Burgess Benjamin, farmer ROwlinson Joseph. farmer Burgess John, farmer Sutton 'William 'Henry, farmer Burgess Thomas, farmer Walker John, grocer Burgess William, farmer 1Yainwright Samuel, farmer Coppock Rd. assist. overseer & farmer lrilkinson Philip Newton, farmer,Pools ·Edgerley Louis A. farmer Platt' Frith Herbert, farmer Wood William, farmer Hignett John; Sandaway bouse Willett Misses, Frandley 'house Clarke William, 'farmer' Eaton Alfred, grocer, provisio~ deal~~ & beer retailer . , Frith Arthur, farmer Frith George, farmer, FrilIidley Gallamore Allan, farmer' ,' . ., Hignett John, farmer, Sa~dawa1 hou,se Hulse 'Villiam, farmer Latham William, farmer' , 'LitleI' Peter, farmer " Moore William, farmer Powell Joseph, cowkeeper Spruce John, farmer Walker James, farmer ~ GattIe c;l~a~er Wilkinson Adolphus Frederick, farmer APPLETON (or Appleton with Hull) is a large 'town- a Baptist chapel at Hill Oliff, built in 1840~ with an 014 ship, on the high road between Warrington ~md North- burying ground. Johnson's charity of £7 yearly'~ for wich, Ii to 2i miles south from Warrington, in Great, clothing. 'Hill Oliff, 2 miles south from ,WaNington, is Budworth parish, Knutsford division oi the county, Buck- a lofty eminence, on the top of which is a building,: forlow hundred, Runcorn union and county court district, merly used -as a beacon: here also is a stone obelisk, ,surand petty sessional division of Daresbury, in the rural rounded by fonr lions. Appleton Hall, the 'seat of Thomas deantlry of Frodsham and archdeaconry and diocese of Henry Lyon esq. J.P., is a stuccoed mansion in a park of Chester. Portions of this township are within the ecele-, 160 acres. Piers Egerton-Warburton esq. of Arley Hall; siastical parish of Stockton Heath and Stretton; the re- who is lord of the manor, Thomas Henry Lyon esq.,the maining portion was constituted an ecclesiastical district Bridgewateor Trustees, Joseph Oharlton Parr esq. of Grap: Sept. 27, 1887, under the name of Appleton Tho~l1' The penhall Heyes, and Sir Gilbert Greenall bart. of Walton church of St. Cross, erected at a cost of about £4,200, Hall, are the chief landowners. The soil is' clay, the and consecrated May 21st, 1887, is a structure subsoil sand and rock. The chief -crops are oats, potatoes of Runcorn red sandstone, in the Gothic style, and turnips. The Warrington reservoirs are situated at from designs by Mr. Edmund Kirby, architect, of Hill Cliff, in this township. The area is 3,37r' acres of Liverpool, consisting of chancel, nave, transepts~ north land and 42 of water; rateable value, £7,396; the popuporch and a low centr,al embattled tower; the t.ransepts lation in 1901 was 744. 'Serve respectively as an organ chamber and vestry: Appleton Thorn, Appleton Cross and Pepper Street there are 130 sittings. The living is a vicarage, net are places in this' township• .yearly Vllllue £298, with residence, in the gift of Piers Egerton-Warburton esq. and held since 1901 by the Rev. Letters through ·Warrington. Stockton Heath is 'the Frederick Edmund Evans M.A. of Exeter College, Ox- nearest past, money order & telegraph office, Ii miles ford; the cost of the church, and also that of the vicarage distant. Letter Box, Appleton Thorn, cleared at 6'5S house, £1,800, was given by the late Rowl,and Eyles a.m. & 6,3° p.m. week days only, Egerton-Warburton esq. who also provided the' greater National School (mixed), for 120 ohildren, average attendpart of the endowment. There is a Wesleyan chapel and allce, 74; Miss Julia Curd, miSotress Davies Robert, Birchdale Lyon Thomas Henry J.P. The Hall Berry James, farm bailiff to 'T. H. Davies Vere, Dukefield Warburton Albert, Quarry house Lyon esq Down Thomas J. Undercliff Willett Jas. Stockton ho.London brdge Bessick John, farmer, DinO'le farm Evans Rev. Fredk. Edmund M.A. COMMERCIAL. Britch' Ann (Mrs.'), Thorn!:>irin, farmer , (vicar), Vicarage Astley & Tyldesley Collieries Lim. coal & smith, Appleton Thorn Greenhall Henry. Hillcliff merchants. Stocl{ton quay Britch Edwin farmer AppletOn thorn Hall Thomas, Ivy bank Barber William, farmer, Booths farm, Broady John; gamek~eper to ·T. H. Houghton Jobn, Broom cottage Barrow Ann (:\Irs.), farmer,Stud farm I Lyon esq .
DIREClOBY.] CH~SHIRE. ASHTOY-UPON-MERSEY. 39 -Brocklehurst Richd. frmr.Wright':i ~rn Gleave Thos. shpkpr. Appleton Thorn Pennington Josepb, farmer , Clare Elizabeth @tIrs.), farmer, Little Hankey Wm. farmer, Appleton cross Percival Daniel, frmr. Appletbn .Ct'.O~1 Shep .croft . .' Hindley Jonas, wheelwright Pimlott Arthur, farmer, Barley hayes Cook Ehza (Mrs.), London Brldge lnn, Holland Joseph, ·farmer, Birah tree Priestner Jobn, farmer, The RurBt' Stockton quay Horton Richd. farmer, Hill Foot farm Ricbard~on W. & J. coal merchants. Darbyshire Hugh, frmr. Gt. Shep croft Jones Thomas & Son, painters, Apple- London Bridge Coal )'ard,; & at Darbyshire John, farmer, Bellfield tnn cross' 'Warrington' .Davenport Alfred, wheelwright, smith Knight Wm. & Joseph, wheelwrights Simpson Peter, farmer, The Nook f'rtn &; farmer . &; general smiths, London bridge Spensley John Urwin, grocer &; bake~, Ditchfield Emily (Mrs.), frmr. Can laKnowles .Joseph, farmer, Barley castle London bridge I . ,Ditchfield Joseph, farmer, Pepper st Knowles Joseph, farmer, Old farm' Unsworth Thomas, pig dealer.,. Lw::qb Ditchfield Thomas, farmer, Can lane Lambert Joseph, frmx, Yew Tree farm brook . . . .., J Eyes Henry, farmer, Green lane Manchester Ship ·Canal Co. (Bridge- 'Whitlow John, farmer, BroolIUields . FI1'er Alice (Mrs.), frmr. Witherwing water Canals undertaking) '(J. Willett James, surgeon M.R.C.S.Eng~, Garner Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Pepper st ~ridgewater, sec.), Stockton quay L.S.A. Stockton house, London brdg .Gell Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 1tlllle.r In. gardener to Rt. Davies esq Williams Henry, tool maker,' Appl~- , Barley·castle Parkinson Joseph, gardene.r to T. H. ton Cross ' . . Gleave John, farmer, Brouse farm Lyon esq. J.P . ' Yarwood John, farmer, Cobbs farm . ASHLEY is a township and scattered ·village in an· in question were painted in 1720 to commemorate this ()pen country on the river Bolli~ with a station on the 1 eventful meeting, but about 1860 they were removed Altrincham. and Chester section of the Cheshire Lines. to Tatton by Lord ·Egerton. During the years 1&80' ~ railway, 2 miles south from Altrincham and 10 from - r8go the land adjoining the Hall was greatly improved by Manchester and S north from Knutsford, and was formed' ,its present occupier. Ashley was held after the Conqu~st March 4, 188 I, into a consolidated chapelry out of Bow- I by the de Masseys, -of Dunham Massey, and subse'quen~ly don, Mobberley and Rostherne parishes; it is in ·the AI- by the Duttons, one of whom (temp. Edw. I.), took trincham division of the county, hundred and union of the Ilame of de Ashley, and his descendants remaineCjl Bucklow, petty session~1 division -and county court district here till the end of. the reign of Henry VllI. when T\1:omalo of Altrincham, rural deanery of Bowdon,_ a~chdeac0J.lry. sin, daughter and heiress of George Ashley esq. marJ,"ied of Macclesfield and diocese of Chester. The church of :St. Richard, ·son of Sir William Brereton i Thomas Brereton Elizabeth, erected in 1880, by the lat.e Lord Egerton. of. esq. the last male heir, died in 1660, leaving his three Tatton, at a cost of nearly £4,000, entirely borne by hIm,. sisrers co-heiresses, one of whom married Ralph Assheton is a structure of brick in the Early English style, consist- esq. whose descendant, Thomas Assheton Smith e~., >sols! ing of chancel, nave, transep~s,. south porch and a ~ahle the manor in :r841 to Wilbraham Egerton esq. ancestor of bellcote at the west end COlltamulg s bells. The l'egll~tcrs' the present owner. Earl EO'erton of Tatton is -lord of date from the year 1880. 1'he living is .a vicarage, net the. manor and· principal landowner. Brereton's charity ,yearly value £285, with .residence, in the giit fJf Earl E~er- of £1 12&. is for clothing. Near the Hall, on the river 'ton of Tatton, and held since 18'80 by ·the Rev.Geoffry Blrt- Bollin, are the ruins of an ancient water mill, above whioh well :M.A. of Queens' College, Oambl'idge. Ashley Hall, an-' the falling water of the damhead forms a pi'etty' cascade.. ciently a seat of the Breretons, Barons BrerettJ~,of Bre.re-, The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, potatoes- and. ton and Malpas, and afterwards of the MeredIth fam1ly, turnips i the soil is stiff clay and sand. The allea·, is is a gabled ,structure, faced .withstucco, and, was once B. 2,173 acres of land and 2I of water; rateable' value. fine mansion, but a large portion ~as taken down a~out £4.842; the population in IgOI was 424.1 .841 and the remainder, converted 1Oto B· .farm dwelbng, Thorns Green and Hough Green are places -here. ! is now occupied by Mr. Charles Sherwm: t·h0 floors Post Office, Hough Green.-Joseph· Simcock,sub-p0sf;. of the principal rooms and the staircase are o! CI~k, and master.. .Letters through Altrincham,-arrive at O.4S these, as well as the old entrance hall, are st1ll ill good a.m.; dIspatched at 7.15 p.m. There is a sunday delipreservation. The Hall was long famous for a serifs. of very at 9.3Q a.m. but only in the immediate village~ ·ten portraits of noblemen. and gentlemen who on the Postal orders are, issued here, but not c8sbefl. The Jacobite rising in 1715 formed themselves into a club nearest money order. & telegra.ph office ,is at Peel Cause:- to discuss, at each other'a houses,. the expediency of way, about one mile distant J - , joining the Pretender, and being on one occasion assembled National School, Hough Green, with master's residence here the resolution was eventually come to by the casting. attached, erected in 1864 ,at the sole expense ofEad vote of the chairman, Thomas Assheton esq. owner of Egerton of Tatton (& now held at will by hissuccesthe mansion, to support the reigning sovereign; this sors); it will hold I20 children; average attendance. circumstance, from the powerful influence and family go; Bobert Hall, master connections _of the parties, mnst have greatly affected Railway. Station (Cheshire Line), RobertHllnkinso~ the cause of the Pretender in this .district : the portraits. station master Birtwell Rev. Geoffry M ..!. (vicar), Brown John, frmr. Lower House farm Keen Thos. miller, Barlow well The Vicinage Brown John, jun. farmer, Blackshaw Pimlott John, farmer, Higher house Cawley Hugh J.P. Arden house Beyes . Simcock Joseph, shopkeeper, Pos,'t Owen John Cartel', Outwood Burgess Samuel, farmer, Thorns green office, Hough green Riddick Robert Faulkner, Home acre Carter Thomas, farmer, Ashley mill Stelfox Arthur, farmer, BirIQn Ridgeway Goorge E. Brentwood Da~iels William, far~er, Thorns green Stockton Richard, farmer, Pri~rose ?l Schwabe Clifford, Arden house Elhson Wm. blacksmIth, Hough green Stockton Sarah Ann ()Irs.), Grey- Thorpe Edwin ,Montagu, Redcroft Erlam A~fred, farmer, ,Stock farm hound P.H. & farmer . .. . Watts Reginald, Ribby range Erlam Isaac, farmer, Hough gree.n Walkden Arthur,farmer, Dall'yao.frm Whitney Albert, Sunnyside Hale Robert, schoolmaster & ass1stant Whalley George (,)1rs.),farme~, : overseer Sugarbrook farm !- COHHERCUL. Hope Frederick, farmer, Ryecroft Wilkinson Jeremiah, frmr. Thorn grli Baker William, boot maker Lowe Robert, farmer, Ashley hall Wright John, farmer, Back lane lJr'own Isaac, farmer, Castle . hill Jackson Thos. farmer, Tanyard farm 'Vorrall William, wheelwright ~rown John, farmM,· Copplce farm OVe'l'end Herbert, farmer, Thorns grn ASHTON-UPON...MERSEY is.avillage and'parish, cheater Ship Canal. Under the provisions of the ~Local the latter comprising Sale and portion of the township of. Government Act. 18g4," this place is now governed by an .lshton-on-Mersey; the remainder being in Bowdon parish; Urban District Council, and it is supplied with water by the village is about one mite from Sale station on the the North Cheshire Water Company. The church of St. Manchester, South'Junction and Altrincham railway, 6 Martin is. an edifice of stone, consisting of chancel with sou.th-west from Manchester and 3 north from Altrinchllm, organ chamber, nave, baptistery, vestries, and a tower in the ALtrincham division of the county, Bucklow hun- containing one bell; the organ was erected by subscription dred and llnion~ Altrinc~am petty sessional division and in !:p'l"il,.18sn in .I'88~-5 an orA'an ch~mber was added and county court district, and in ,the rural deaner~ of Bow- the 1Dterl~r refunushed and refit~ed WIth open o~k benches. don, archdeaconry of Macclesfield and dIOcese of t~e fraIlllng of the old pe'Ys bemg con~erted mto 'panel Chester. The Mersev forms· the northern boundary lmgo for the chancel walls: m 1&87, vestnes, a tower and a ()f the parish and. separates it .from Lllncas.hire, lrch ~te were erected at the sole cost of Sir ~Yilliam Cunbut the river here 1S crossed by Crossford brldgl', liffe Brooks bart.; the whole work was carrIed out from a substantial stone struoture on the road between .the designs and under the superintendence of Mr. B. F. Manchester and Altrin
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