~94 NORTH RODE, SIDDINGTON.Lowe Sarah, farmer ·1 Shaxpley John, farmer, Close bottomLowe Peter, farmerMottershead Charles, farmerLetters through Macclesfie1d.NORTH RODE is a township in Prestbury l'aris~, Macclesfield union, contsining, bythe census of 1861, 285 inhabitants, and 1520 acres; III the. hundred and deanery of Mac.clesfield, archdeacoury and diocese of Che~ter, South <strong>Cheshire</strong>; on the North StaffordshireRaihvay at wbich it has a station' 3,t miles north-east from Congleton, 5 from Maceles_field, 9 from Leek, and 161 from London. The ~vi;lg is a perpetual curacy, valued at£150 per annu'lIlt in the incumbency of the Rev. Will;am Pears~n, ~.A., a~d the patronageofthe Rev. John Daintry,M.A. The qhurc~, which ~as built III 184~,'!' a nest edificeofthe early English style, dedicated to ~81nt MichaeJ, Wlth tower con.t81DlDg clock andbell. There is a National School for children of both sexes, endowed Wlth £20 per SDDUlD.The Rev. John Daintry is lord of the manor.Clergy and Gentry.Daintry Rev. John, M.A.. The FarmDaintry Mrs. Jane, The Cotta4''''Fox Edward Vigor, Esq., OaklandsPearson Rev. William, M.A., ParsonageTrades and Professit>ns.Bailey Richard, farmer, DobfordBostock John, farmer, Ladder hillClowes William, blacksmithCoppock Hugh, farmer, Ne,v WheatsheaffarmFord Peter, farmer, Bank farmGibson John, tea dealerGilbert Samuel, gardener, Colley millHammersley J'acob, farmerHammond J oseph, timber dealerHeapy J osh., farmer, Old WheatsheaffarmHickson Charles, farmer. Rode greenHodgkinson John, stationmasterRollsnd John, ,vheelwright, Colley millLovatt Jeremiah, cowkeeper, Rode heathSant Thomas, farmer, Yew Tree farmSlack Thomas, shoemaker and cowkeeperRode heath - ,Slanway Mrs.Sarah, cowkeeper, IWde hesthStanway James. sextonSutton--,cowkeeper, Rode heathThorneycroft Joseph, "Cheney Gate» andfarmerWalker Joshua, master of Endowed achoolWalker Mrs. Msrgaret, mistress of EndowedschoolWallworth Willi=, farmer, IWde hallWright William, farmer, Rode hesthYates ---,farmerEnoowed School--.Toshua Walker, master;Mrs. Msrgaret Walker, mistress.RaawayStation-JohnHodgkinson, station·master.SIDDINGTON is a township of Prestbury parish, Macclesfield union, containing, bythe census ofl861, 433 inhabitants, and 2141 acres, in the hundred and deanery of Mac·cleafield, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>; 5,t miles north fromCongleton, and 5 south-west from Mscclesfleld. The living is a perpetual cursey, unitedwith Capesthorne, valued at £76 per annum, in the incumbency ofthe Rev. Robert HenryHeptinshall, M.A., and the patronage of Arthur Henry Davenport, Esq. The Chapel,which was restored in 1850, is a small brick edince, with the exception of the chance~which is of wood and plaster. There is a good National School for children ofboth sexes,with residence for the master, for the townships of Siddington and Capesthorne; it hasan endowment of £8 per ann~. Reed's Mere, which is an extensive sheet of water. onthe north-east side of the township. contains a floating island, about two acres in extent,covered with silver-beecltpoees and brushwood. which is frequently driven by the wind tothe side of the lake, t\'here:'i~ rema.ins until a change ofthe wind carries it to some otherpoint. There are some charitable hequests for the benefit of the poor. Artbur HenryDavenport, Esq., is lord ofthe manor. .Thornycro!t Rev. John, M.A., J.P.,Thorny- Davies Peter, cowkeeper and farmercroft HallDavis Samuel, farmer. Dingle John, farmerTrades and Professwns.Dingle Joseph, farmerAdshead William, farmerDingl(Samuel, joiner.Aidley Thomas, farmerDingle Willi81D, farmerBailey Joseph, farmerGoodwin Richard, farmer, miller, and corn-Barber Hugh, brick and tUemaker and factorfarmerGoodwin Thomas, farmer, TurnoekBarratt George, CQwkeeperHolland Peter. farmerBlackhurst Ja.oles, farmerHolmes::Mrs. Mary, National schoolmistressBowers Edward, farmerHolmes Thomas.;Natioual schoolmasterChapnlan John Potts, farmer, Thro.t1e Nest Hulme Henry, farmer •farm . .Lancaster George, blacksmithJ ,IIriIItIt~
SUTTON.Lockett John, farmer, Henshaw hall?>!assey :Mrs. .Ann. and William, farmers,Broad Oak farmMorris ;rohn, farmerNixon William, farmerSlack William. farmerSlater .John, farmer, Siddington hallSlater Samuel, farmerSouth Thomas, farmer, Hill greenThompstone Nathan, farmer, NorthwoodVernon Charles. farmer, Hazle wallWalker Mrs. Ellen, "Golden Cross," farmerand shopkeeperWoatherby William, butcher and farmerWilkinson .John, farmerWorth Enoch, bricklayer, stonemason, andbridge builderWorth George, farmer, The lodgeWorth James, farmerWorth :Mrs. Mary, farmerWorth Price, farmerWright James, farmerWright .John, farmerLetters through Congleton. The nearestmoney order offices are at Maeclesfieldand Congleton.SUTTON with the hamlet of LANGLEY.-SUTTON, or SUTTON HIGHER, orSUTTON DOWNES, is a township in Prestbury parish, Maec1esfield union, containing,by the census of 1861, 6756 inhabitants, and 4460 acres; in the hondred and deanery ofMacclesfield, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North <strong>Cheshire</strong>. It forms a populoussuburb to Macclesfield, ext~nd.ing 4: miles south-south-east from that place, and the principalportion ofit is included in the Parliamentary borough, the list of residents for whichwill be found in the Maeclesfield Directory. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at£320 per annum, with residence, in the incumbency of the Rev. Thomas Hughes, M.A.,and the patronage of trustees. The Church is a small edifice, dedicated to St. James,standing on a knowl near Lane end, and was b'.lilt in 184:0 by subscription. There is agood National School, with residence for the master. There are urious charitablebequests for thebenefitof the poor. The township formerly contained two mesne manors,belonging to the families of Button and Downcs-henee the names, Button Downes. Theyhave passed through various hands into those of the Earl of Lucan, who is now lord ofthe manor..LANGLEY is a hamlet of Sutton towDllhip, three-quarters of a mile caBt from the church.The Macclesfield Canal rnns through the lordship, and near the old Leak road there is areservoir for supplying it with water, covering above six. acres. The Wesleyans andMethodist New Connwon have each places of worship here.Ckrgy and Gentry.Arthy Rev. W. B. B" RA., The OakBarton Mr. Samuel, Parvey CottageBent Misses, Sutton HallDod Henry Davenport, Esq" Lime greenHardern William Thornicroft, Esq., WoodCottageHine :Mr. Richard, HockleyHolland:Mr. John, LangleyHughes Rev. Thomas, ParsonageMay John, Esq., Ridge hillOldbam :Mr. David, Hollin's CottageOrme Mr. James, Lane endsOrme Mr. Solomon, Lane endsParrott Thomas, Esq., Green bankPritchard Mr•.. AnD, LangleySmith Mrs. Ann, Langley villaSmith Mr. .Jobn, LangleySmith :Mr. William, Bollin HouseStancliJle :Mr. John, Rock HouseWood --, Esq., Lake CottageTrades and ProfessWns.Alle" Enach, farmer, Higher Drove hayArrowsmith Ann, farmer, Higher Pette1sBailey & Warren, cotton bleachers, BollinHead millBailey .A.braham, cowkeeper, SmailhurstBailey Joseph, shopkeeper, L:mgleyBailey Mrs. Mary, day school, Meg laneBailey Mrs.Mary,farmer, Clarke's lanefarmBailey Ralph, shopkeeper, LangleyBailey Samnel, cOlVkeeper, Cophurst edgeBailey Mrs. Susannah, farmer, Throstle nestBa.iley Thomas, farmer, CophurstBall Daniel, shopkeeper, LangleyBarton Sarn!., "St. Dunstan,. inn, LangleyBarlow Mrs. .Ann, farmer, Lower PettelsBarton Charles, farmer, Turk's Head farmBirchenhall .Joseph, boarding school, ParveyhouseBowyer Peter, farmer, Meg laneBroadhurst William, farmer, Hollin laneBollock Cyrus, cowkeeper, LangleyBoIlock William, farmer, Broad caveBurns James, cowkeeper, HardiogsCantre11 Ralph, farmer, High Lee honscChappel .Joseph, farmer, Bollin headClark Jonathan, wheelwright, GarnetClayton Enoch, silk dyer, £angleydye wks.CM John, cowkeeper, Laoe endsCooper Daniel, farmer, Drove hayCooper Edward, wheelwright aod blacksmith,LangleyCooper John, farmer, Lower houseCooper Ralph, farmer, Green gateCooper Thomas, farmer, Langley hallCooper Thomas, day school, Langley
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