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484 RI~GWAY. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Stower with spire containing one bell, dated 1741 and the 2,396 acres; ratea,ble value £4,891; the population iminitials G. B. for George Booth, recast from the old bell of 1901 was 491.1007: the communion plate dates from 1725: 'there are Letters through Altrincham; the nearest post office is a'-2215 sittings. The register dates from the year 17218. Hale Barns. The nearest money order office is at Halo"The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £3°0 , with 13 Barns & telegraph office is Victol'>ia road, Hale, abOu.L.acres of glebe and residence, in the .gift of Earl Errertoll I! miles distantof Tatton, and held since 1.864 by the Rev. Harry Alfred Wall Letter Box, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 7 p.m.; no coflIlignettIM.A. of Oriel College, Oxford, rural dean (If lection on sundaysBowdon and hon. canon of Chester. The vicarage house The children of this parish attend the school at Haleiswithin a short distance or the churcl. Tb.A area is BarnsHipett Rev. Canon Harry Alfd. M.A. Gaddum Hy. T. frmr.Batts Clough fm Ridgeway John, farmer, Etropt green(vicar & rural' dean), The Vicarage Grt·sty Hugh, frmr. Ringway Hall fm Rogerson Kelsall, farmer, Etropt grIhRaingill Sam!. Starkie, The Grange Harrop haac, market gardener Ryder Ellesworth, farmer, Ash far~Riley James, Prospect house Jackson James, tarmer, Manor farm 81ay laneCOMMERCIAL.Jackson Herbt. S. frmr. Roaring gate Shll.wcross Charles, Clay House farmAldcroft Charles, grocer, Hale Barns Jackson Joseph, farmer, Slate Ho. fm Taylor William, farmer, Clough bankBaguley Peter, Red Lion P.H. & Mills George, market grdnr. Shay la Walker Samuel, farmer, Clay laneblacksmithPearson Andrew, farmer, Outwood frm Warburton George, farmer, Buck hallBarton William, market gardener Pearson Jeseph, Tan Yard farm, War- Warburton William, farmer,Buck hallBooth Wm. farmer, Warburton grn burton green 'Whalley John, farmer, Oak farmBurgess Thos. Wm.frmr.Yew Tree fm Pimlott William, farmer, Hale top Whalley John, Ross Mill farmClarke Jane (Mrs.), farmer Priestner lVilliam, market gardener Whalley Lewis, farmer, Rose Mill frm.Cooper In. frmr. Low. Mainwood frm Ranigill Sam Starkey, farmer, Yew Whalley Saml. A. frmr.Castle Hill fmCrosby Wm.frmr.HigherMainwood fm Tree farm Whitelegg Jas. frmr. Wood House frmDarbyshire Alfred, farmer,Roaring gte Read Ethelbert, farmer, Hale top Worthington Joseph Pennington, far-Gatley Robert, farmer, Yew Tree frm Renshaw John,market grdnr.Well grn mer, Etropt greenROCK FERRY is now included! within the borough of Birkenhead, which see.NORTH RODE is a township and village on the banks 1H0gg esq. of this parish, were all gifts to the church:of the Dane, near the ~Iaccle'sfield and Congleton road, t,here are 150 sittings. The register dates from the ~'e~rwith a junction station on the Churnet Valley section of 118'46. The living is a vicarage, net yearly va~ue £140.the North StaffortLshire railway; it was formed into a in the gift of George P. Daintry esq. and held since I9Q2.parish in 1846 from the parish of Pre,stbury, and is 3! by the I,tev. Julian Harvey B.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge.The lManor House, standing on an elevated sitemiles· north-east-by-north from Oongleton, 5 south fromMacclesfield, 9 from Leek, and 161 from London. in the in a parrk overlooking a fine sheet of water, is nowMacclesfield division of the county, Macclesfield! hundred, occupied! by Edward Tootal Broadhurst esq. The township,which ,is the property of George Percival Dain1ryunion and county court district, Prestbury petty sessionaldivision, in the rural deanery and archdeaconry of esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor, contains 1,534 acresofland and 32 of water; rateable value, £4,33.6; the popuMacclesfield and- diocese of Chester. The church of St.Michael, erected' in 1845, and restored and' enlarged! in lation in m1 was 2]6.1895, is a building of stone in the Early English style, Parish Clerk, Albert Birch.consisting of chancel, nave, organ chamber, south porchand a western tower containing a clock and one bell:Se'Xton, George Dale.there are eight stained windows, and marble tablets to Lettlers through Congleton, which is the nearest moneyJohn ,Smith Daintry esq. of North Rode, d. 24 May, order office; the nearest telegraph office is at Nortb1848, Elizabeth his wife, d. Nov. '18'45, and their son Rode station, which is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 0111and daughter; to the Rev. John Daintry, 17 years vicar week days onlyof this p~rish, d. 7 Sept. 1869, and Elizabeth his wife, LettieI' Box cleared at 5.45 p.md. 10 Dec. IlB164; and a brass to Thomas Ryle [)aintryEndowed School (mixed), built! in 1835 by the late Johnesq. of North Rode, d. 117 Se-pt. r8'59, a.nd Ann his wife,Smith Daintry esq. for 120d.children; average attendance,70; & endowed with £20 yearly, interest from22 ISept.l:B67: an altar table of oak, the panels ofwhich were carved by Mrs. Ridgway, of North Rode. hasthe benefactions of lV. Stubbs esq. &been presented by Mrs. ISeymour in memory of KatieMr. John Plant;Rid,gway, !her granddaughter; the elegant carved oakJames Daniel Howard, master; Mrs. Emily Louisagcreen and reredos a.nd also the font cover, carved byHoward, infants' mistresseight of the choir boys, in memory of the late James Railway Station, John Whitfield, stat·i.on masterBroadhurst Edward Tootal J.P. The Birch Albert, tailor & parish clerk IMallein Geo. farmer, New WheatsheafiManor house Buckley Geo. farmer, Rode Heath fm Morris Thomas, farmerDaintry Geo. Percival J.P. Oaklands Clayton Enoch, farmer, Rode hall INeild Thomas, farmer, Yew Tree farmHarvey Rev. Julian B.A. Vicarage Clayton Thos. farmer, Bank farm Korth Rode Friendly Society (Jamt'sHogg Mrs. Oaklands Clowes Thomas, blacksmith i Daniel Howard, sec)Ridgway John J.P. The Grange Dale George, bricklayer Ockleshaw Annie (Mrs.), assistantDale William, cowkeeperoverseer & collector of taxesCOMMERCIAL. Foden Charles, cowkpr. Rode heath Oliver Samuel, cowkeeper, Rode HthAvon Thomas, shoe maker Ford William, farmer, Marton road Shaw Geo. Mottershead, frmr. DobfrdBerisford John, grocerHeath Thomas, farmer, Ladder Style Street Leah, wheelwrightBloor James, farmer & beer retailer, Heathcote Henry, joiner 'Wyche David, frmr. Colley Mill fm.Cheney gateLomas Thomas, farmer, Rode greenODD RODE is an extensive and populous township and I windows on the east and south sides of the chancel and'parish, formed' Oct. 30, 1860, from that of Astbury, with at the west end are stained, and three others were adde
DmECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ODD RODE. 485'the buildings surround a courtyard, and are in turnencompassed! bY' a moab, still filled with water and cros~edwater; rateable value, £12, 80 3; the population in 1901was 3, 18 5.& T. 0., T. ~I. 0., Ex.press Delivery, Parcelgreat deal of carved work, chiefly figures, aninials and Post, S. B. & Annuity >& Insurance Office, Scholar:foliage; on some of the window panes are quaint couplets..and names cut with a. diamond; the latter include that ofGreen.--...Samuel Thomas Arthur Robinson, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Stoke-on-Trent at 6.'I~"" Margare,t Moreton, Aug. 3, 1649," one dated 1627, and a.m. & 4 p.m. & are dispatched at 7.55 p.Dl-othen without date: within the moat, at the north-west PoslJ & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annui~'y & Insurance OJr:~e,.angle, is a. circular mound, and at the south-east angle Rode Heath.-Henry Hollanrl., sub-postmaster. Letters.another; bo.th were probably the sites of towers: the arrive from Stoke-on-Trent lit 6.5 a.m. &; for callersmoslJ ancient portion of the house is the east side, which only at 4.'50 p.m. & dispatched at 6.25 p.m. Alsager-comprises the chapel, a low and: narrow chamber divided is the nearest telegraph office, 2 miles distantinto an ante-chapa-l, 18 feet by IS feet, and! the chapel Post & M. O. 0., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office,,!)roper 12 by 9 feet; the old leaden lights of the windows I ~Iow Cop.--.Mrs. Sarah Hancock, sub-postmistress.are exquisitely designed, and the interior is decorated Letters arrive from Stoke-on-Trent at 8.3 0 a.m. &; arewith scripture texts, but these a.re now scarcely dis- dispatched thereto at 8.:,5 p.m. Kidsgrove is the nearcernible:the chapel is now (1902) used for Divine service. est for delivery, 3 miles distant. Telegraph Office atRode HaJI, the sea.t of George Barrington Baker-Wilbra- Mow Cop railway sta.tion for diSlpatch only'ham esq. !M.A., J.P. is a large and handsome mansion Wall Letter Boxes at Hall GreEm cle,ared' at 8 p.m. dailydeEghtfully situated in tastefully laid, out grounds over- except sunday; Rode Lodge, cleared' at 9 a.m. & 7.5looking a fine sheet of water. The manor anciently I p.m. ; Kent Green, cleared at 7..10 p.m.; Bank, clea'redbelonged ' to the Losoocks, whose descendant here in the at 6.5 0 p.m. &; Thurlwood, 6.15 p.m13th century ~ook the name of " de Moreton"; the mainJine of the Moretons ended on the death of Sir WilliamNational Schools.Moreton kt. recorder of London, 14 March, 1763; the Woodcock's Well, Mow Cop (mixed & infants), built inproperty then descended to his nephew, the Rev. Richard I858, for 400 children; average attendance, ~o ; Fredk.Taylor, rector of West Dean and vicar of West Firle, WillmeT, masterSussex, who assumed the name of Moreton and died in Odd Rode (boys), built & supported' in great measure by1784; he was succeedredi by his soon, the Rev. William the Wilbraham family, & endowed with an estate ofMoret'On -Moreton; Miss Moreton, of Torquay, and Mrs. 26 acres within the township, prod'1lcin~ £3 0 yearly:Baker-Wilbraham are now joint owners of the manor. this schoQI is for I20 boyS'; average attend'ance, 82;The chief landwners are i\fr.s. Baker-Wil'braham, Miss Samuel Rowland Platts, masterMoreton, of Torquay, Lieut.-Col. John Coutts Antrobus,()f Eaton Hall, Mrs. Ackers, of New ')foreton IHall, Sir Rode Heath (girls), for I60 children; average attendance,Delves Louis Bro.ghton bart. of Doddington Park, Nant- IIO; Miss Emily J. Griffith, mistJoesswich, Thos. Chaddock Lowndes esq. and the trustees ofthe late William Lawton esq. There are collieries in theScholar Green (infants), for no children; average attend-ance, 70; Miss Ellen J. Moseley, mistressvicinity; and there is a variety in the soil, but strong Police Station, Scholar Greenloam prevails. The area is 3,690 acres of land and! 60 of Railway -Sta.tion, Mow Cop, iPeter Spilsbury,station masterPRIVA.TE RESIDENTS. Barnett Goo. beer retIre Kent Green Cotton Thoma.s, collector of King'.Antrobus Charles,Hill cot.Schol'8r Grn Bateman Arth.E.blacksmith,Rode Iith taXe5 & assistant overseer, Hall GrnBaddeley Mrs. Bank houseBebington Wm. Hy. farmer, Kent Grn Dale Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Old More'Baker-Wilbraham George Barrington Berisford James, butcher, Cinder hill ton hallM.A., J.P. Rode hall Bibby Thomas, miller (steam), Old Dale Fredk. frmr & grcr. ThurlwoodBithell In. Alma cot. Scholar Green Rode steam mill, Forge mill Dale Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer &; pro-Blakelock Rev. Laurence Neville Salts Birtles Hy. shopkeeper, Scholar Grn vision dealer, Hall GreenB.A. (curate), The Cottage Bowler In. Chas. farmer, Brick ho Egerton Eliza (Mrs.), frmr.ThurlwoodBuckley Edwin, Bog hallBowler William, butcher, Kent Green Furnival Joseph, plumber, painter &B'ernyhon,gh Joseph, Boden hall Broadhurst Samuel, farmer, Scholar glazier, Kent GreenFfoulkes Rev. Piers John Benedict Green farm Gallimore- Ellen (Mrs.),frmr.Green fmM.A. (rector & surrogate), Rectory Broadhurst Wm. farmer, Pump hou~e Gib~on Edwd. beer retlr. Kent GreenFurnivall Jsph. Sunnyside, Kent Grn Brownsword Arthur, blacksmith, Goldendale (The) Coal &; Iron Co.Goss William Henry, Rode terrace Broaded barn. Hall O'Lea collieryHopkins Geo. Portland hOe Scholar Gn Buckley John, painter, Rode Heath Gray Henry, farmer, BankLeech Fredk. The Oakes, Rode Heath Buckley Spencer, boot &; shoe maker, Gray William, farmer, BankLowndes Thos.Chaddck.Ramsdell hall Hall"Green Higgins James, Rising Sun P.B.Moore Fredk. Thos. Old House gru Bullock Godfrey, domestic machinery Kent GreenRansome :Rev. Maurice John B.A. agent, Kent Green Hill George, butcher. Scholar Green(curate) Carrington Ellen (Mrs.), beer retailer Hill G~o. Bleeding Wolf P.H.HaH GrnWilliams Herbert J. The Old Rec- & grocer Hodgkmson James, hay & straw dlr.tory, Scholer Green Cartwright Charles, joiner, Hall Grn Street laneCOMMERCIAL.Cartwright Geo. beer ret.Scholar Gn Hodgkinson Thos. farmer, Rode HeathBailey Arthur, farmer, Moor's farm & Challinor Louis Donald, grocer & corn Holland Henry, stationer, Post omce.Hole House farm factor, Scholar Green Rode HeathEailey Arth. jun. grcr. Rode Heath Charlesworth Ann (Mrs.), grocer & Hollinshead Francis, frmr. Pump frmDailey John, farmer, Stone chair draper, Bank Hollinshead Peter, frmr. Chance hallBailev John, steward to Mrs. Baker- Clarke Luke, grocer, baker &; draper, Joyn80n Samuel. grocer, ThurlwoodWilbraham Thurlwood Knapper Edward & George, fustian!Jailey Wm. fnnf. Paek Bouse fatm Cotton Emma (Miss), frmr.Little Moss cutters, Bank mill
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