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486 ODD RODE. CHESHIRE. [ KELL'Y~SKnott Alfred, farmer, Forge house Righy Alfred, farmer, Hall Green MOlV COP.Lancaster In. whlwright.Boarded barn Sanderson Chas. grocer, Kent Green Barlow John, shopkeeper &. coal dea:lelt'Lear Thomas, farmer, Bank farm Stoiner Frederick, miller, farmer & Birks William, grocerLeason Joel, shopkeeper, Kent Green corn merchant, Odd Rode mill Booth Thomas, shopkeeperMajor George, saddler, Hall Green Thorley .Tas. farmer, Kent Green fm Bowker Nathaniel, farmerMitford Joseph, builder &. timber mer- Thorley John, farmer, Boarded barn Bunnager Thomas, farmelchant, Rode Heath saw mills Thorley Wm. frmr. Old House green Oopeland George, beer retaile:rNewton Isaac, boot &. shue maker, Turner & Wilson, joiners, Kent Grn Dale William, greengrocerRode HeathTwemlow James, brick &. tile maker, Dean George, Crown P.RXorbury Isaac, butcher, Rode Heath Scholar Green Fletcher James Benjamin,greengrocer-Perkins Alfred George, Broughton Twemlow John, farmer, Town end Hancock Edwin, grocer &. draperArms P.H. Rode Heath \Yalker Geo. frmr. High Smallwood Hancock Sarah (Mrs.), shpkpr.Post orePierpoint Hy. beer reUr. Hall Green Walworth John, farmer, Town ,.!nd Mellor Thomas, beer retaile1'Ray Eliza (Mrs.),beer retlr.Thurlwood Whittaker Robert, frmr. Ash bank Murray John, Railway innRichardson Fredk. grocer, Bnnk ,roolley In. shoe mkr. Scholar Grn Pierpoint George, Globe innRichardson John Henry, SU1'veyor to Yarwood Joseph, farmer, Cuttleford Tryner Rose Annie (Mrs.), Oddfellows'Congleton Rural Council,Rode Heath Young Samuel, shopkpr. Hall Green Arms P.H~OMILEY is a township witi a station on the Man- cesan Finance Association, in memory of the late :Misschester,Stockport, New Mills and Hayfield sect'ion of Ann ElizaJbe.th Stevenson; the cha,pel is licelUled forthe Great Central and 'Midland joint railways, and is 3 divine service, and services are held here on 'SUnday andmiles east from Stockport, in the IHyde di.yision of the Tuesday evenings. There are also Wesleyan and Primicountyof Cheshire, Macclesfield. hundred, Stockport tive Methodist chapels. Wright's charity, now producing.union, Hyde county court district and tStocliport petty £16 5s. yearly, is for distribution in blankets and clothingsessional division. The ecclesiastical ·pa,rish known as to the deserving poor of Romiley and Werneth townships."Chadkirk" was formed 2]1h October, 1'876, out of the Oakwood IHan, the seat of Mrs. HaJlam is a mansion inparish of 1St. Mary, Stockport, and is in the rural deanery the domestic Gothic style, pleasantly situated, the teTrac~of Stockport., archdeaconry of Macclesfield and d,iocese of on the souh side commanding some good views of theChes.ter. The river Etherow joins the 'Goyt 3'bout 200 neighbourhood. Springwood Hall is the residence of~-ards below Oompstall 'br.idge, and the united streams Vernon Roberts esq. There are no manorial rights. Theat their confluence with the Tame, at ,stockport, take principal landowners are J. Vaudrey Braddon esg. oithe name of the Mersey. The "township is governed by I Bredbury, Mrs. Hallam and Col. Frederick Bolton lHudson.the Bredbury and Romiley Urban District Council. The 'I' Here are two cotton mills, extensive print works, hatchurch of ,St. Chad, built in 1'866, 'on a site given by manufactory, injector 'Works and bleach works. The soilLawrence Heyworth esq. is an edifice of stone in the I is clay; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oats.Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, nnd potatoes. The area is 1,158 acres of land and 31 ottranseptS', organ cham:ber, vestry, and a, tower, with ~pire, water; rateable value, £III,SSO; the populatdon in Ig0Io:oontaining one bell: there are eight stained windows, and 2,416.the church affords ,3Jbout 5,80. si.ttin~s. The register dates Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., S. iB.,Express Delivery~from the year 1747. T~le hv~ng 1S a perpetual curacy, Parcel Post &; Annuity &. Insurance Office.~osepbnet. yearly .value i;~o, mc}udmg 30 acres of glebe, and Thompson, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive fromlSltockr~sldenoe,m the glft of the rector of Stockport, and held port at 5 a.m. &; 2.55 p.m. &; dispatched at 8,45 a.m. 12:smce 1'867 by the Rev. Peter Halhed (Moore M.A. of noon &; 7.40 p.m.; no sunday dispatchBrase~ose College, qxford and Hon. Canon o~ Chester. i Wall Letter Boxes, Greave Fold, cleared at 6.45 p.m.;.~hadklrk chapel, ~hich stan~s close. to. Chadkuk House, I no collection on sundays; :Hatherlow, cleared at .3l~ a low aD'~ ~lam but anCIent buildmg ?f stone and a..m. from Stockport &; 7 p.m. from Romiley; B~ntSotimber, co~g.~stmg of chancel a~d nav~, w1th 3J ~~fl1'.; lane c~eared 7.4- a.m. from Stock ort &. .II·&:' .maftel' remammg for some years ill a rumous condItIon 1t f ~ Ro 'le " P 7 ;) P •was partly rebuilt in '1747, repaired and a. gallery erected ~ mI y.. .. .1161, and again repaired in 1,860; in 1'8616 it was closed, Nah,?nal School (m1xed &; illfants), built m 1,860, for 2'30'0but 'Was re-opened for divine service in October 18]6; chHdren; average att.endance, 16'1; Henry Woodall~services are now held here on Sunday afternoons. The, masterchapel of the !Holy Innocents', at Greave Fold, in connec- I Railway Station (Great Central & Midland Joint), Thomastionwith St. Chad's, is held in trust by the Che'ster D~o- I Burgon, station masterAshton Frank, New holm Moore Rev. Canon Peter Halhed M.A. Booth Geo. shopkeeper, Canal bridgeAxon Ernest, Beechwood avenue (incumbent), Parsonage Booth Wm. Railway jnn,46 StockprLrdBailey Joshua, Oakdene Osborne Alfred, Elgin villasBain Joseph Walter, Beechwood nvrn Plant Frank G. OalifieldBuoth Samuel, tax collector &;agent, 12 Stocliport roadestat.e-Bates George Herbert, Alvaney Mutlllt Pownall Mrs. Oak a"enueBlades Thomas Parkin, The Beeches Pllllinger Wm.Fernacre,Beechwl)oJ a\'Bowling Club (John Reddish,Stock Dove hotelsec.).Booth Mrs. Greave foldBowers Joseph, BenfieldRedmayne John Edward, Elgin villns Broolces Harry, Grev Horse P.H.Stock-HiclJardson Charles, Oak avenue port road . .Bowman Henry Arthur, Gothic lodgeBoyd George Herbert, Oak avenueHoberts Vernon. Springwood hallHohinsonJsph.Hillside ho.Gorsey browBI'own William, fruiterer, 19 Compstallro:'ld .Budge Barry Elwin, Oak avenue Sm'ill A. Slater, The Mount Cant Fredk. M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Butterworth Wm. Samuel, Be£'~h a\' Scrngg James, Wysefield Lond. surgeon &. medical officer otOatmur Thomas Stucldey, Inglenouk, Slack Clifford health for Bredbury k RomileyBeech avenueOhorley John, Glenthorne, Beech avSmith Adrian Arth. Lynwood, CompstallroadUrllan District. Council &; medic:liofficer & public vaccinator, Bredbul'yClayton Joshua, Green lane StnfTord Charles, High Hatherlow ho dist. Stockport union, Woodbm'y booCockrill Ernest Lawrence, Elgin villas StnfTord Wm.Hy.The Poplars,Beech la Chatterton Jas.insur.agt.Stockport rd'Cocks John, BrooksideSyddall In. Chas. Roseleigh, Chadldrk City Tea Co. grocers &cCrosland Clarke, Lonsdale, Be~ch lane SyddaJ.1 Jsph.Lawtn.Rose1eigh,Chadkrk Clayton John, farmer, Hill topCrosland Milner, Overdale, Beech lane Syddall The Misses, Orange Tree ho Clayton Joshua, confectionerCrosland William, The Knoll, Bet>('h la Syddall Richard James, Chadldrk ho Cumpstall Co-operative Industrial So-Evans George Thomas, Oak avenue Taylor Randle, Lyme grove ciety Limited (James Ardern, m;\D-Fancy Rowland, Rydeacre Tipping William, Oakfield ,ager), drapers &; grocersHallam Mrs. Hannah Kershaw, Oak- Turner John, Oak avenueCunservative Club (J. T. Robinson,sec)'Wood hall COU~IEnCIAL.Hampson Arthur William, Lyme view Al'dern John William, shopkeeperCorless John, shopkeeperCorless Samuel, draperHastings Patrick, Healdwood !lollse Bain Joseph Walter, clerk to the Bred- Davenport Jas. frmr. Hyde Bank frmHollingworth John, Hill topbury &. Romiley Urban DistrictCoun- Dooley Thomas, farmer, Heys farmHughes Harry, Guywood laneHumphreys Evan, Oale nvenuecil, Beechwood avenueBarher Alfred H. Romiley Arms hotel,Eaves Bridgett. (Mrs.),Compstall roadmilliner, tKimber Henry Francis, Sandy eroIt, Station road Eaves John, painter, 7 Oompstllll rond'Beech avenue confectioner B.ll'lo'v Thomas, Fenton Samuel, hair dresserLafond Ernest EugenE', Ash Lea Bt'd,s Thomas W. private school, 5 Fidlel' Peter, farmel', Hole House fi\l'rnLyth William, Oak m'enue Cnmpstall road Fielding James, cashier, Beechwood nt'Martin Robt. Brearly,Oak lea,Beech 1
DIRECTORY.] CHESHIRE. ROSTBERNE. 487Godson Walter, plumber & glazier Manchester & Oounty Bank Limited Skinner Robert, joiner & builderGreen Annie (Niss), grocer (sub-branch), open tues. thurs. & Slade William, clerk, Oak avenueGreen Maria ~Mrs.), shopkeeper, 56 sat. Compstall road; draw on The Smith Arthur B. stationerCompstall road Union Bank of London Limited, SOl'O William, managerGregory Ann (Miss), draper London E C Stafford Ann (Miss), shopkeeperGregory George, butcher Morgan William John, fishmonger Stafford James, bricklayer &. builderHadfield Jsph. frmr. Water meetings Niven John, boot makerStenton James William, butcherHadfield Thol. frmr. Water meetings Patent Exhaust Steam Injector Co. Stenton John, coal merchantHall Oharles S. clerk, Oak avenue Limited CA. Slater Savill, manager) Swindells Daniel, beer retailerHall Frank W. H. clerk, Oak avenue Plant Thomas, draper:::jwindells John Thos. Boat House P.RHambleton Harriett Ann (Mrs.), Pollitt Joseph, farmer, Yeld wood Swindells Thos. farmer, Spring woodForesters' Arms P.H. Greave fold Ratcliff John, farmer, Tang Shutts Syddall Brothers Limited, calico prin-Hatherlow Mill Co. cotton spinners Ratcliffe Eliza (Mrs.), confectioner, r I tel's, ChadkirkHeathcote S1. frmr. Water meetings Compstall road Thompson Joseph, stationer,Post officeHeginbotham Robert, shopkeeper Rawlinson John William, hair dresser, Tierney Thomas, chemistHibbert Joseph, clogger, Stockport rd Stockport road Townsend Charles, painter &. decoratorHigginbottom Peter, auctioneer, Ridgway Andrew, nurseryman &, Turner Thomas William, Friendship.Church lane seedsman inn. Stockport roadHollinworth James, butcher Roberts Clara (Mrs.), grocer, Comp- Union Bank of Manche.ster Limited~Hulme Arthur, farmer, Gothic farm stall road (sub-branch), Stockport road; drawJackson John, farmer, Guy Wood farm Robinson James & Sons, felt hat mfrs on Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. Lon--Jackson William, boot & shoe maker Robinson John, Beech valedon E CKirkpatrick Jas. frmr.Greave Fold fm Rogers A. (Miss), draper Walton Samuel, farmer, High laneLawton Ellen (Mrs.),Duke of YorkP.H Romiley Spinning Co. Limited, cot- Warrington Arthur, confectionerLiberal Club (George Booth & T. Mor- ton spinners, Oakwood mill Washington Mary (Mrs.), confectioner,gan, sees)Ryder Edwin, Oraven Heifer inn P.R Williams Thomas, shopkeeperLomas J. E. & Co.coal mers.Station rd Schofield Joshua & Sons Limited,dyers Williamson Andrew, goods agent Gt.Longden John Hy. fa.rmer, Lane ends of piece & yarn goods Oentral railway, Oak avenueMiller Alonzo, draughtsman, Oak av Seddon Arthur, stationer & tobac- Woodall Hy. schoolmaster, School hoMills John Thomas, cashier, Oak aven conist, Stockport road Woodall William Henry, builder & carMottram Martha (Mrs.), draper & Skinner Mary Ann (Mrs.), glass & penter, 20 Oompstall roadfancy repository china dealer, Compstall road Young Sidney, boot & shoe maker-BOSTRERNE is an extensive parish, 3! miles south- scription recording the completion of this work: the"west from Altrincham and Bowdon station on the South church affords 400 sittings: at the entrance to the churchJunction., Manchester and Altrincham railway and 2 west yard, which commands an excellent view of the suroundfromAshley station on the Cheshire Lines railway, 4 ing countr)·, is an ancient lych gate. The register datessouth-west from Altrincham, 12 south-west from Man- from the year 1593. 'fhe living is a vicarage, net yearlychester, 3 north from Kmitsford, 9 north-east from v,uue £320, with residence, in the gift of Earl EgertonNorthwich and 10 south-east from Warrington, in the of Tatton, and held since 1897 by the Rev. Hugh CairnsAlt·rincham division of the county, petty sessional division Alexander Back M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.of Altrincham, hundred and union of Bucklow, Altrincham There are Wesleyan and Baptist chapels at Millingtontcounty court district, rural deanery of Bowdon, arch- and a Congregational chapel at Bucklow !Hill. In 1895deaconry 9f Macclesfield and diocese of Chester. The there were charities of £18 17s. 8d. yearly value. Thfchurch of St. Mary, originally erected about A.D. I188, news and reading room, founded here in 1873, is managed"is an ancient edifice of stone, consisting of chancel of two by a committee of working men. Rostherne' Manorbay. with clerestory, a. vestry and organ chamber on the Hounse, seated on an eminence ·and erected in 1864, isnorth, Bnd on the south side three chapels or chantries l a mansion of red brick with stone dressings, in the Gothicclerestoried nave of four bays, aisleS', south porch and an s~yle, and the residence of the Hon. Alan de Tattonembattled western tower with pinnacles, containing a clock ~gerton M.P., J.P. Earl Egerton of Tatton. is lord. ofandsix bells: the stained east window is a memorial to tne manor and sole landowner. Bucklow HIll, 4 nulesWilbraham Egerton esq. M.P. for Cheshire, d. 25 April, south fro~ Altrincham and .3l north fr~m Kn:utsford, is1856, and Elizabeth (Sykes), his wife, d. 28 April, 1853, ?n the hlg~ road from ~ltrmcham t~ ::N.orthwlCh. Hereand was erected by their three sons: the reredos of ala- IS a good mn and. stablmg. The solI 1S part clay andbaster and mosaic was given by the parishioners: the part sand. ~he chief crops a~e ~heat, p~tat~es and oats.Tatton chapel, divided from the chancel by a carved oak The populatIOn of the eccleslas~lcal pansh m 1901 wasICreen, contains a marble monument, with emblematical 1,720. The are~ of th~ townshl'p of Rostherne IS 1,5 12figures of Patience and Hope, executed by John Bacon, acres, 122 of wInch are mcluded III a sheet of water cal~~sculptor in 179 2 to Samuel Egerton esq. of Tatton Park ~ostherne :Mere; rateable value, £2,951 ; the populatlon." . . ' m 1901 wa.s 413.d.A R10AFeb. 178oCh 1; and another by.RIchard Westmacott., Jun..p.arlSh Clerkand Sexton,JamesHeWI·tt.. . . to ar otte Ll;1cy Be~trlx Egerton, and to varIOUS Post, Telegraph & Express Delivery Office.-CharIM·other members of th.lS faD?-lly, 18II-45; there are aJs.o Ooldrick, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Knutsmuraltablets tD .MaJor Wllbra.ham Egerton, 43rd regl- ford a.t a.20 a.m.; dispatched at 5.3 0 p.m. On sundayment, d. I~ AprIl, 1848 ; Commander Chades Ran~le the office is open from 8 till 10 a.m.; letters are dis-'E~ertoIl! R:N. ~'.8 July, 1869, and others, and memonal patched at 9 a.m. on sundays. Postal orders are issuedwmdows to 'WIlbam Tatton, 1St ?Jaron Egerton, d. ~4 here, but not paid. The nearest money order office &;F~b. 1883, and Cha.rlotte. Ehzabeth (Loftus), h~s savinQ's bank is at High LeghWIfe,. d. .II Sept. 187.8 : m the Agdex; chapel IS Letter Box in wall, Bucklow Hill, cleared at 5.45 p.m.~ s.tame~ ~dow erected m 1889 by Charles Listeresq. and week days & 9. 15 a.m. sunday!:Alice, hIS wife, and a mural table~ to Robert Venable~ esq. County Constabulary, Mathew Scott in charO"eof Agden, d. 8 July, 1757: the thIrd or Mere chapel IS not ' I:>of special interest: the remaining stained windows includeSchool9.three presented in 1888-9 by the Lister family; one erectedin 1889 to Loftus Edw. Egerton, d. 1883; Alice MaryNational (boys), built for 80 boys; average attendance~50 & supported in part by subscriptions; Thomas W.Cholmondeley, d. 1868; and Loftus Charles Egerton, d. Learoyd, master ..1871, and another placed in 1888 by.Egerton Leigh esq. Lady Egerton's, enlarged in 1891 & now h?ldmg 100 gu'ls ito the lady Elizabeth Mary Gore (White), his wife, d. IOct. 188o; and two more memorials respectively toa'\"~ra~e atten.dance, 78 & supported m ~art by subscnptJOn;MISS Mary Hannah Barber, nustressChristian, wife of William Carter, of Tatton, d. 1.9 April, MERE is a township and small village on the high road1868; and to Mr. John Reynolds, formerly orgamst h~re,d. 21 Dec. 1874; and there are also numerous memorIalsbetween Northwich and Altrincham, 2! miles north-westfrom Knutsford station on the Cheshire Lines railway,and brasses to the Egerton Leigh family, 1779-1879; in the Knutsford division of the county, Bucklow pettyand to the Legh and Brooke families, 1784-1856: in the sessional division and union. Mere Hall, the seat ofchurch lies an ancient stone figure of a. knight in chain Lt.-Col. Henry Lewis Brooke Langford-Brooke D.L,. J.P.armour, found in 1742 during the progress of excavations who is lord of the manor and principal landowner, ismade on the erection of the present tower, and assumed a mansion of red brick, with freestone dressings, in thefrom the arms Olil the shield to belong to the Venables Eli1.abethan style, approached through a turreted ga.tefamily:in 1888 the chancel and vestry were rebuilt, way, with a. lodge on each side: the grounds, ~hichand the reAt of the church thoroughly restored by Lord contain a lake of about So statute acre~ are beautIfullyEgerton, under the direction of Sir A. W. Blomfield diversified by artificial mounds and planted with a choiceM.A., A.R.A., F.S.A. and on the west wall is an in- collection of evergreen and flowering shrubs and trees.
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