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42 ·ASHTON-UPON-MERSEY. CHESHIRE. [ KELLY~S
Davies Joseph, farmer, Marsh farm, Kelsall Alfred, plumber, 'Washway rd health to the Urban District Coun-
Carrington lane Kennedey & Kurton, milliners,Cross st eil &; certifying .factory surgeon,
Dean John Edward, joiner, Barkers la Kenyon Job, grocer & beer retailer, Washway road
.. Dean Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer & wine Glebelands road> ! Renshaw Israel James Edward
&; beer retailer Washway road Lawson Charles, butcher, Cross street F.R.C.S.Edin., L.R.C.P.Lond. sui--
Dunn Martha
Buck lane
(:\'11'8.), greengrocer, Lee John Robt. VolunteerP.H. Cross st .geon, Cross street .
Linden Bowling Club (John M'Call, RIchardson Wm. f~rmer, Ashton lane
Fairhurst Joseph, boot maker sec.), Linden avenue . Rob~rtson J. & J. bIcycle mnfrs.Crss.st
Faulkner Samuel, grocer, Washway rd Linfoot Joseph, Plough l~n, Green la Rob~nson John, upholstere:~ Dunbar la
Fielding Thomas, stationer &; musical Longworth James, Buck mn, Green la Robll~son Thos. farm baIliff to Mr.
instrument salesman, Ashton lane Lowe John, draper, Cross street Elhson Greenhough, Harboroughrd
• Fielding Wm. Henry,. beer ,rblr.Cross st Luddington Florence (Mrs.), draper, Rayle .Wm. ~ecorato~, 6 Elm grove
Fox Jane & Alice (Misses), dress & Ashton lane· Rutter Lomsa (MISS), teacher of
mantle makers, Ashton lane McKenzie Wm.boot&shoe mao Cross st music, Glebelands road
Freeman- Marga.ret Elizabeth (Mrs.), McMurney Elizabeth (Mrs.), teacher St. Mary's Nursing Institution & Disconfectioner,
Ashton lane of music, Mersey road tric~ Nurses' Home (Miss Dorothy
French Alice (Miss), schl. Southern rd McNulty John, shopkeeper, Cross 51 DaVIS, matron), St. Mary's. road
Garside Wm. shopkeeper & beer re- Maguire Ann' (Mrs.), boot & shoe mao Sale :& Ashton High. Schoof for Boy~
r tailer., Mersey road Ashton lane Lim. (Rev. Fredk. Hy. Mentha
Goodall Elizabeth (:Miss), dress maker, Marsland Jas.landseape grdnr.Ashtn.la M.A. principal)
Washway road 'Mason William, nurseryman & florist, Sale· & Ashton-upon-Mersey Public
.Goodier John E. cycle repairer, Albany Ashton lane Hall Co. Lim. (J. O. Barrow, sec)
terrace, Cross street Massey Thos. paperhan,ger, Somer- Scott Wm~ M.A., :M.B. &; C.M.Edin.
Greenough Ellison, butcher, Cross st set place physician & surgeon, Ashton hine
Gresty John, market gardener, Car. Millatt George, farmer, Green lane
; '!'ington lane Millatt In. market gardener, Buck 13
Skerratt Geo. provision dlr.Green 180
Smith John, porter, Cross street
.Hall James, newsagent, ashway road Milne~'Sophia (Miss), draper, Cross st Smith William, joiner, Mersey road
!Hampson W. & Sons', grocers & pro- Moore Joseph, pa,inter, Garden view Speight. Edward, fried fish shop,
vision dealers, Cross· street Morrell' William; butcher &; grocer, Green lane .'.. .
~Hannan Suttill, greengrocer, Cross st Green lane Spence Wm. stone mason,Washway rd
Hardy Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress & man- Newton Robt. R. farmer, Manor farm' Stacey William, draper, Cross she'et
tIe maker, Cross street Newton 'Villiam T. farmer, Ashton Stelfox A. &; M. drapers, Washway rd
Hardy John, cab proprietor, Cross st Hall farm Tonge J. & Son, wheelwrights, Glebe-
Hay Walter, tobacconis·t· Nuttall David, shopkeeper & beer re- land'S road
Hayman Thomas, gardener, Cross st tailer, Mersey road· . Tonge Joseph, farmer, Glebelands rd
Higgins Mary (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, Owen George, confectioner,. Albany ter- Vernon Enoch, insure agent, Mersey rd
Cross street . race, Cross street Vickers- (Frederick William, coffee
Hill John, cabiDf~t makr.Glebelands rd Penney Henry, saddler, Cross street tavern keeper, Cross· street. '
Hockheimer Walter, decorator, Ash- Pennington Dennis, farmer, Ivy farm Walker Fredk. H. shopkeeper,Ohaperla
ton lane
Phillips James, provision dealer & beer Wallis Thomas, t,ripe dresser, Cross st
Hodcroft 'Charles, farmer, Mersey farm ~etailer, Florence stI"eet· Watson John &; William, wheelwrights
.Holt Jane (,Mrs.), umbrella maker, Pr~ce Edwafl'd';brush manufr.Ashton 18 & blacksmiths, Chapel lane .'
Grange rOlld. Prlestner John T., ,M.R.C.V.S. vetin- West William, draper, Green .lane .1
Howe Mary E. (Mrs.), tmplate worl{er, ary surg;o.n, Cross. street . Westerman Joseph, shpkpr. Green'1&
Cross street .. Ray Ro?t. Jomer & bUIlder, BarWIck pI Whitehead John,shoeing smith;Cros8 st
Hutton Fred, surveyor. -& .samtary l~-. Read RIchard, grocer & beer retailer, Whitelegg Newton,farmer, Grange frm
spector t? ~rban DIs~rlct CounCIl, Renshaw ·Charles 'Adolphe Knowles Wilkinson JeremiabJas.frmr.Gnat frm
Urban DIStrlCt Council office .M.A. &; M:B.Camb., L.R.C.P. & S. Winter Henry confectioner Post
Huxley Henry, cab propr. Wa.shway rd Edin. surgeon & medical officer & office, Green 'lane '
~Ingham In. pho!ographer, Wmton ho public v~cci~ator,· Ashton-upon- Wqodfine Wm. JarS. shopkpr.Oross st.
~ames F~a~k, l~o~monger.. Cross st Mersey dlstrIct, Bucklow union, Wright John Edwd. plumber, .Green la
~ames Wl1ham, J~mer, Ashton lane Washway road Wrigley Lees wheelwright. & smith,
Jones Chas. & Josmh,frmrs. Moss frm Renshaw· Oharles Jeremiah M.D., Washway r~ad
J9nes Mary (.Mrs.), shopkpr. Green la .M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon & certifyinO'
~Tones Samuel, farmer factory surgeon & medical officer ;f
ASHTON HAYES is a parish formed ill 1849 from
that of Tarvin, and CQmprises the townships of Ashton,
.~o~t?n-cum-Peele, and: Mouldswortb, in the Eddisbury
diVISlOn of the count.y, hundTed and petty sessional divisio~
of Ed~isbury, Ohester 'county court district, Tarvin
UD!')n, and lD the rural dearery, archdeaconry and diocese
of Chester.
ASIJTON is a township and village on the north-west
border of Delamere Fore,st, 5 miles north-west from Tarporleyand
I mile from Mouldsworth station on the Che­
8.hire Lines I'~ilway. .The ch:ur?h of St. John the Evangelist,
-erectedl lD 1849, IS a bwldmg of stone in the Perpendicular
.style, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays,
porth aIsle, sonth poreh and an embattled western tower
with four crocketed pinnacles and octagonal spire containing
.a clock and one bell: there is a mural mC'nument to
William Atlcinson esq. d. 1883, and a' brass to the Rev
Henry Cuttill Stubbs, vicar here 1884-90, d. 1890: th~
c;:hurch affords 250 sittings. The register dates from the
year 1849. T~.e livin~ is a vioarage, net yearly value
£240 , WIth resl~ence, lD the gift of Joseph Charlton Parr
esq. and held smce 1·8g6 by the Rev. .Ambrose HeyO"ate
M.A. of Keble Oollege, Oxford. The 'church, parso;acre
on~ . school :were erected at the sole cost of the late
WIlham Atkmson esq. J.P., D.L. then patron, by whom
also the churc~ was endowed. There is a Wesleyan
eh~pel~ erected m 1845, and a Primitive Methodist chapel,
bUl.lt lD 1846 and rebuilt in 188a. Ashton Hayes, the
I'esldence of Frederick Hayes esq. stands in a fine park
Of::> about 72 ac!es. Joseph Charlton Parr esq. of Grapp.,~nhall
Heys, IS lord of. the manor and chief landowner.
'I he a·rea .of the to,!ns~lp is 1,324 acres; rateable ,alue
£2,492 ; the populatIon m 190'1 was 403, and of the parish
612. '
Post ~ffice.--,Mack Mounfiel9-, sub-po&tma&ter. Letters
arrIve from Oh~ter at 7.20 a.m.; dispatched at 7.30
p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid.
The nearest money order &; telegraph office is at Kel..
saIl, 2 miles distant
National School (mixed & infants), for 120 children;
average attendance, 86; Edward Alvey, master .
HORTON-auM-PEEL~ is a small townsbip, a mile' and
a half north £rom Tarvm. Peele Hall, the property of
~oseph Charl~n Parr esq. is a stone buiii(ing, now consistmg
of a p?rtlOn only of the ori~al hall erected in 1637,
and occupIed as a farmhouse. The area is' 343 acres; rate­
~ble value, £561; the population in IgQI was 32. Peele
IS a part of this township. .
Letters from ~hester. The nearest money order & telegraph
office IS at Kelsall, about 3. miles distant
MOULDSWORTH is· a township, 8 miles north-east
from Chester, with a station on the Cheshire Lines rail·
Wlly. T?e Weslayan Methodist chapel, erected here' in
1877, w1l1 seat 100. Col. Charles. Hosken France-Bay:..
hurst, of Bostock Hall, Northwich, who is lord ·of the
manor, and Joseph ChaI1ton Parr esq. are the chief landowners.
T~e a~ea is 886 acres; rateable value, £x,540;
the populatIon lD 190X was 172. The children of this
township attend the Ashton school.
\Vall Box, Railway station, cleared at 7.55 p.m.; sundays,
7.40 p.m
Letters from Chester. (Kelsall, 2! miles distant is the
nearest money order & telegra.ph office ,.
~Iouldswor~h Station, Fredk. Harvey Turner, stn. master
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