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-,'1296-TYTHERINGTON.Cundift"Ralph, "Ryles'Arms," and fltrriler,Hollin laneDawson J oseph, baker, LangleyDawson Joseph, farmer, Bank topDaykin John. farmer, Higher CrokerDownes William, shoemaker, Gurnet'Etchells J ame., farmer, HighlowEtchells Peter, farmer, Thickwithen.Ford lames, farmer, Fox bankGardiner Joseph, farmer, NessetGoodfellow William; farmer, Sividge hillGoodwin William, farmer, Minn sideGrea.ves Joseph, farmer; GermanHammond J oseph, silk dyer; Hollin laneHardem William Thornicroft, surgeon,Wood cottageHarrison John, tailor, LangleyHarrop Thoma., farmer, Leather smithyHibbert George, farmer,. Lower leeHigginbotham Mrs. Elizabeth, farmer,Lower CrokerHolland John; silk throwster, A1bert milland King Edward street, MacclesfieldHooley William, shopkeeper, LangleyHumphreys William, farmer, Back ridgeJacksOD John, " Kin~s Head," GurnetJackson WiIliam, blacksmith, GumetJacltson William, coal agent, GurnetKirkham James, farmer, Oaken eloughKirkham Thomas, farmer, HardiilgsKirkham William, farmer, Ridge hillLee Joshua, farmer, Tall birchLeech Joseph, farmer, Lee farmLittlewood John, shoemaker, GurnetLomas Caraline, H Lamb," Lane endsLomas George, "Gate," Cophurst edgeLomas Robert, cowkeeper, DevelockLomas Rohert, farmer, DirtylaneLongden Miss Mary, dressmaker, GurnetMayer William, farmer, CrokerM'Guire Thomas, manufacturing chemist,Moss woodMorley lsaac, shopkeeper, LangleyMorton Charles, farmer, Lane endsMottershead William, farmer, Turk's headMuchell Peter, nailmaker, Stone brookOrme James and Sons, silk throwsters,Lane ends and MacclesfieldPeoIe Jabo, shoemaker, Lane endsRedfern John, farmer, Kinder fieldsRidgeway--, "Royal Oak," Fool's nookRowbotham Thomas, National schoolmaster,Ridge bottomSharpley J oseph, shopkeeper, Lane endsShaw Mrs. Betsy, dressmaker, Lane endsShaw Henry, boot and shoemaker, LangleyShaw John, farmer, Ridge hillShaw Mrs. Mart, farmer, Rossen"elowesShaw Samuel, farmer, Back laneShaw Solomon, farmer," Leather stnithySimpson John, farmer, Leather smithySlack James, farmer,Gow end .Slack Joseph, farmer, WitheD sheeSlack Moses, shoemaker and beer retailerLangley ,SlackMrs., farmer, Lane ends·Smith Isaac and Son, smallware manufac_turers, and manufacturers of mixedcotton, linen and worsted goods BollinHead mill, Langley ,Smith John, bandanna and corab prin'terStancliffe John, brewer, Rock houseSteel Abraham, farmer, KnO\vls' houseSteel Jereririah, farmer, Meg lane endsSutton John. wheelwright, FooPs nookSwindells Mrs. A1ice, farmerThompstone Wm., farmer, Sutton IrallfarmTrueman John, farlner, HollinsettTrueman William, farmer, !t:1eg laneTunnicliff William, shoemaker, LangleyTurner John, clog and patten maker,LangleyWalker Matthew, farmer, Milking stedWalker Thomas, farmer, Broad oakWaller Williani, farmer, _Green barnWardle James, farmer, HaIlins'Wardle William, farmer, Lower lllakeleyWarren Josh.: "Church House," Lane endsWarren Zaccheus, "New Inn-" and butcher,LangleyWarringtou Joseph,-farmer, BrownlowWhiston Charles, farmer, Meg lane endWhiston Thomas, farmer, l'yegraveWhite Euocb, farmer, Ridge hillWhite Joseph, farmer, Hollin laneWilson Joseph, cowkeeper, Cophurst edgeWood Thomas, farmer, Higher Blake1eyYardley Enocb, farmer, Brooms cottageSt. James's Church-Rev. Thomas HughesM.A., incumbent.Wesleyan Chapel, LangleyMet/lOdist New Connezion S""dayScnook andRnacling Rooms, at -Lane Ends -andLangley.Natumal Scnool, Ridge bottom-ThomasRowbotham, master.Letters through Macclesfield, :which is ,",0the nearest money order office.TYTHERINGTON, or TITHERINGTON, i. a township in PrestbDry parish, Mace!es·field union, containing, by the cenSus of 1861, 395 inhabitants, and 993 acres; in ~ehundred and deanery ofMacclesfield, archdeaconry and diocese of Chester, North Cheshire.The village is 2 miles Dorthfrom Macclesfield, but the lordship extends to and joins thattown and Hurdsfield, part of Garden .treet of the latter township being in TytherwgtoD,and the"Three Townships Tavern" stands in Macclesfield, Hurdsfield, and TytheringtolLThe Manchester and Macclesfield Railway and the Macclesfield Canal pass through thelordship. Thomas Brocklehur.t, Esq., is lord ofthe manor.IJ r ,II[IItliI