28 ALDFORD. CHESHIRE. [KELLY'Sable value, ;^2,684 ; the population in 1901 was—township,409; parish, 712.Parish Clerk, Charles Thomas, Aldford.Post, M. 0. & T. Office.—Joseph Smith, sub-postmaster.Letters arrive from Chester at 7 a.m. & 2.30 p.m. ;sunda}-, callers only; dispatched 2.25 & 7-55 p.m- ;Sunday, 7.55 p.mPublic Elementary Schools.Aldford (boys), erected in 1871 by the ist Duke ofWestminster k partly supported by the present Duke,for 73 boys; average attendance, 56; Wm. Clarke,masterGirls, erected in 1871 k enlarged in 1884-6 for 163girls ; average attendance,89 ; Miss Lilian Scriven,mi3tBuerton is a township 2 miles north-east. The Dukeof Westminster G.C.V.O. is lord of the manor and theprincipal landowner. The area is 654 acres; rateablevalue, ;^i,o52; the population in 1901 was 61, all cottagers.ALDFOED.Kington Gapt. Wm.Miles,The CottagePickering John ForsterWatmough Eev. John HiU M.A.(rector). The EectoryCOMMERCIAL.Broster Henry, blacksmithClark Job, farmerClark WiUiam, farmerCrowe John, farm baUiff to the Dukeof Westminster, Woodhouse farmFearnaU William, farmerInstitute (Walter Huxley, caretaker)CHUBTON-BY-ALDFOED is a township, on the roadfrom Chester to Malpas, 5 mUes south from Wavertonstation and 5 north-west from Broxton station, both onthe Shrewsbury and Crewe section of the London andNorth Western railway. The Duke of WestminsterG.C.V.O. is lord of the'manor and principal landowner.The area is 574 acres ; rateable value, ;^928 ; the populationin 1901 was 223.Public Elementary School (infants), built in 1864 byBichard, 2nd Marquess of Westminster, for 48 chUdren; average attendance, 26 ; Miss Elizabeth Draper,mistress; the school is in part supported by the Dukeof WestminsterPost Office.—Joseph Smith, sub-postmaster. Lettersthrough Chester arrive at 7.15 a.m. ; sunday, callersonly & dispatched at 7.40 p.m. ; sunday, 7.40 p.m.Farndon, ij miles distant, is the nearest money order& telegraph officeEDGEELEY is a township 2 miles south. Mrs. Parry,of Netherfield, Eaton road, Chester, is the principal landowner.The area is 120 acres; the population in 1901was 6.Keys Nathaniel, shoe makerKinning Isabelle (Miss), nurseMorris Eichd. Grosvenor Arms hotelParry Gilbert, farmer, EdgerleyPeacock Thomas, farmerPotter Squadron-Sergt.-Major Wm.Henry, drill instructor to B EatonSquadron, <strong>Cheshire</strong> (Earl of Chester's)Yeomanry Territorial Force,Eaton lodgeSmith Joseph, shopkeeper. Post officeThomas Charles, farmerThomas Jsph. farmer k stone masonAIJSAG-EB is a parish on the borders of Staffordshire,with stations on the Crewe and Audley branchesof the North Staffordshire raUway, 5 miles southfrom Sandbach, and is in the Crewe division olthe county, petty sessional division of Sandbach, hundredof Nantwich, union and county court district ofCongleton, rural deanery of Congleton, archdeaconry ofMacclesfield and diocese of Chester. The ecclesiasticalparish was formed in 1895 from the civil parish ofBarthomley. Under the provisions of the " LocalGovernment Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict, c 73), thetown is governed by a District <strong>Council</strong> of nine members,formed January 24, 1894, and has its own water supplyand is lighted with gas from Kidsgrove. Many fineresidences have been built bere by the business men ofthe pottery district. The parish church of St. MaryMagdalene, erected during the period 1394-1893, at acost of ;^6,9oo, is an edifice of Alton stone in theDecorated style, from designs by Messrs. Paley, Austinand Paley, architects, of Lancaster, and consists ofchancel, nave of five bays, aisles, organ chamber, northand south porches, choir and clergy vestries and awestern tower, with turret and octagonal broach spire:there are sittings for 550 persons. The living is avicarage, net yearly value j^ioo, in the gift of theBishop of Chester, and held since 1907 by the Eev.Henry Abel Arnold M.A. of Jesus College, Cambridge.Christ Church, a chapel of ease, built in 1789 by theMisses Alsager, is an edifice of stone in the Palladianstyle, with an eastern apse and a western tower containinga clock and 8 bells: the windows of the apseare stained, and there are 270 sittings. The register,of baptisms and burials only, dates from the year 1789.The living is a perpetual curacy, net Aearly value£22$, including 54 acres of glebe, with residence, inthe gift of the Bishop ot Chester, and held since 1907by the Eev. Henry Abel Arnold M.A. of Jesus College,Cambridge. There are also Wesleyan, Primitive Methodistand Congregational chapels. The <strong>County</strong> PoliceStation, Crewe road, erected 1894, at a cost of ;^65o,IS an edifice of brick, comprising offices, cells and aresidence for the chief officer. The Central school, astructure ot brick, erected in 1885 at a cost of ;^i,5i4,raised by public subscription, is used for parochialmeetings and concerts &;c. and also as a Sunday school,and will hold about 400 persons. The local charitiesare of ;^i3 15s. yearly value, left by the Misses Alsagerfor 5 poor lone women, each receiving ^^i los. everyhalf year, Alsager Mere is a fine piece of water coveringabout 9 acres. The Cedars is the residence ofJames Maddock esq. J.P. The representatives of thelate Misses Alsager are lords of the manor. The MissesMarsh-Caldwell, of Linley Wood, Staffs, are landowners.The soil is sandy; the subsoil is ssnd and clay. TheWallworth William, farmr. Glebe farmCHUETON-BY-ALDFOED.Carr Austin Cooper, KingsmeadMcKindlay Andrew, Churton houseMaylor Mrs. Churton lodgeAUwood John, farmerLewis Annie (Mrs.), farmerParker James, beer retailerPowell Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeperSmith Joseph, shopkeeper. Post officeThomas Lawrence, shopkeeperThomas William, blacksmithchief crops are potatoes, oats and wheat. The area ofthe civil parish and Urban District is 2,229 acres ofland and 12 of water; rateable value, ;^i7,SS7 ;thepopulation in 1901 was 2,597,Sexton, Samuel Jepson.Post, M. 0., T. k Telephone GaU Office.—Mrs. SarahBarratt, sub-postmistress. Letters through Stokeupon-Trentarrive at 6 a.m, & 12.45 & 5 P-i^-» dispatchedat II.10 a.m, & 8.30 p.m.; sunday, 7.15 p.mMIDDLEWICH k SANDBACH PETTY SESSIONiLDIVISION,Occasional Courts are held at the Police Station, Furlist of magistrates see SandbachUEBAN DISTBICT COUNCIL.Meetings, 2nd tuesday in month.Members,Chairman, George Henry Whitfield,Vice-Chairman, William Huntley Goss.Betire April, 1911.Thomas CottonI Josiah KirkhamAndrew Milligan Cowden |Betire April, 1912.Joseph Holland1 George Henry WhitfieldGilbert Henry Parsons |Betire April, 1913.William Huntlev Goss I William IkinCharles Holdcro'ft |Officials.Clerk, John James Nelson, InglethorpeTreasurer, J. J. Witter, Parr's Bank, AlsagerMedical Officer of Health, Henry Freeland KingstonB.A., M.B., B.Oh.Dub. AvondaleSurveyor k Sanitary Inspector, Harry Valentine Lynam,Station roadRate k Tax OoUector,Thomas Latham,Lime rU. Station ri<strong>County</strong> Police Station, Crewe road, WilUam Walton,sergeant, & 5 constablesPublic Elementary School (mixed), k endowed by the-Misses Alsager with ;^35 yearly, for 220 children;average attendance, 200; John Peacock, masterAn infant school has been erected for 200 children;average attendance, 130; Miss Alice Peacock, mistres»Alsager Eailway Station &; Alsager Boad Eailway Station,William Hun, station master
DIRECTORY.]FBTVATE BESIDENT8,Adams WiUiam, The GablesAUen James, Kemble viUaArnold Bev. Henry Abel M.A. (vicar).The Vicarage, Church roadArrowsmith Mrs. Hill viewAttey Bichard, Holly villa, Crewe rdBailey Lionel Ormaston, Church roadBarker George E.Westwood,Chnrch rdBarker John, Crewe roadBarker Mrs. CressweUBarrett T. Paxton, BosedaleBasson Arthur, Station roadBateman James, MayfieldBeane Mrs. Station roadBeddall Joseph, Albert cottageBeswick Mrs, Eadway houseBickerton Miss, Lawton roadBirchall Samuel, FemleighBishop WilUam H. BeechwoodBlackshawe Miss Emma, Station roadBloore Wm. Lynmere, "The AvenueBostock Herbert, Sandbach roadBourne Thomas, SunnysideBradbury Thomas, Woodbine cottageBroomfield Mrs. MorningsideBrownsword Joseph, Claremont houseBusbridge Mrs. Church roadCandland Mrs. The AvenueChallinor Beginald, Endon fieldsChamberlain Thomas, Laburnhamvillas, Lawton roadClews Joseph, WooUastonQoffey Miss, Station roadColclough David, Eversley houseCollins Alex. Eichmond ho, Crewe rdCook WUliam, Endon villaCowden Andrew, The ElmsCraig Ernest, Milton houseCraig WilUam Young J.P. Milton boCrutchley Henry M.D. HohncroftDean Charles, Chancery laneDean Samuel J. HirstvilleDickenson Miss, Lawton roadDickinson Bobert, Station roadDixon-Kaye John, Lawton roadDudson Harry, Station roadDudson James Eobt. Northern HeyDudson James Thomas J.P. Ivy hoDutton Frank, Station roadEaton Mrs. HeatherleaEcclestone Alfred, The FieldsEdwards Bev. Fred (Primitive Methodist). The Manse, Station roadEdwards George, Woodside houseEdwards James, InglesideEdwards Joseph, Crewe roadEdwards William, Lynwood.The AvenEllis Arthur, Farfield, Crewe roadFawkner Mrs, CTovelly, Crewe roadFord Mrs. SandycroftForrester James, Crewe roadFrankling Bichard, Stanley houseGalloway Bobert, Pool houseGater John, West view. Church roadGlass Herbert, Crewe roadGoss Adolphus WUliam Henry, TheOld riUa, Sandbach roadGoss WiUiam Huntley, The Lodge,Church roadGowing WiUiam Henry, Station roadGratton Thomas,Westmere, Church rdGroom David, Audley roadHaU Allen, Cornbrook ho, Crewe rdHalliday WiUiam, iStation roadHammersley George, SpringfieldHammersley Mrs, Church villa.Church roadHancock John, Crewe roadHancock Miss, Haulfre houseHancock Mrs, Glencoe, Station roadHancock Thomas P. Prospect houseHannam Bev. Frederic Andrew M.A.(curate of St. Magdalen's kChrist's churches), Crewe roadHarding Misses, Cleveland cottage,Crewe roadHawthorne Mrs. Station roadHenshall Miss, Orewe roadHenshaw John, Ashville, Lawton rdHewitt Alfred, Lawton roadHiggatt George, SylviaCHESHIEE.Hoare Bobert, The FieldsHodkinson William, Bortland villaHoldcroft Arthur Harry, MereleighHolland John, SunnysideHolland Mrs. Sandbach roadHolland Mrs. Sarah, Lawton roadHolmes John Edward, Crewe roadHughes Bev. Bobert A.T.S. (Congregational),Lawton roadHunt Charles Naylor, Church roadHuntbach Frank, HayesleighJacobs George Harvey, Holly houseTenkinson James, Station roadlohnson Samuel, ParvilleKaye AUen, Clayton cottage, Lawton rdKeen John, Heath houseKewley Bev. Jsph. (Wesleyan Methodist). Station roadKingston Hy. Freeland M.B.AvondaleLatham John, GreenheysLatham Thomas, Lime villaLea Ernest, BoseneathLeadbeater Arthur, Church roadLeadley George, Oak villa, Crewe rdLingard Daniel, Crewe roadLlewellvn Fredk. Wm. WestholmeLloyd George WiUiam L.E.C.P.Lond.Crewe roadLockitt William Henry, LongstileLucas John, Grove houseLucas William Thomas, The iLimesLynam Harry Valentine, Station roadLynch John, Crewe road.M'Kee Mrs. Bose villaMcKie John, Crewe roadMaddock Arthur Henry, The CedarsMaddock James, The AvenueMaddock James J.P. The CedarsMaddock John Francis, Brundrett boMaddock Bobert, SpringfieldMeakin James Lionel, The LaurelsMellor Albert, Peel houseMUls Harry, Gowan lea, Crewe roadMorris Thomas, SunnysideNelson John James, InglethorpeNevett Thomas Boland, Church roadOswald George, Penshaw, Lawton roadOwen Thomas Frederick, The WoodPalfreyman John Joseph, HeathfieldsPantling Jesse, Crewe roadParkerHy.Morgan,Ingleside,Station rdParkinson Mrs. Lynton cot.Crewe rdParsons Gilbert Henry, Conistonlodge. The AvenueParsons Mrs. Station roadPhillips Percy, Hawthorne cottagePidduck Mrs. Ellen, The WoodlandsPlant Mrs. Mere cottagePoole Misses, Church roadPowell Frank Curwen, The FieldsProcter Sl.St. Andrew's vil.Audley rdPurdy Mrs. Crewe roadRichmond Dennis, Brook viUasEoberts Eobert, Lawton roadEobinson John Henry, The Holli?s,Lawton roadEushworth Ernest, The AvenueSanders William 'George, Station rdSant Samuel, Audley roadSargent WiUiam, Station YoadSayers Matthew James HazlittM.E.CS.Eng., L.E.C.P.Lond. LawtonroadSettle Joel, The HillShields Joseph L. Ingledew,Lawton rdShirley Charles Wm. Brooklyn houseSillito Anson, The AvenueSkerratt Mrs, Hazeldene, Lawton rdSlater Hanson, Church roadSmith Charles, Station roadSmith Harry, Sandbach roadSmith Wm, Thos, Hulme, Station rdSpite Eichard Henry, Sunny sideStaton Frederick, Station roadStephens Miss, Station roadStevenson James, Lawton roadSudlow Bobert, Station roadTaylor John William, Orewe roadThistlethwaite Eichd. Thos. Crewe rdThorburn James, Talke roadThorburn Miss, Crewe roadTiley Arthur Percival, Church roadALSAGEB. 29Timmis Eichard, Woodside houseTiney Tom Brown, The AvenueWalker George, Station roadWeatherby John Henry, Station roadWeatherby John Henry, jun. Holmwood,Sandbach roadWeatherby Samuel Mawdsley, Lyndale,Sandbach roadWeaver Thomas, Delaware villaWhitfield George Henrj-, Brook vUlaWilbraham Mrs. CresswellshaweWiUiams Ernest, Endon fieldsWitter WUliam Halcyon, Lawton roadWood George Stephen, Lawton roadWood Sam Ford, NewlynWood William, The FieldsYates John H. Sandbach roadYates Mrs. Lawton roadCOMMERCIAL.Early closing day, Wednesday i p.m.Alcock Samuel, beer retailer,Crewe rdAlsager Club k Beading Eoom(HaroldSimms, hon. sec). Church roadAmor Elizabeth (Mrs.), stationerAsbury Matthew, boot ma, Crewe rdAsbury Thomas, taUor, Crewe roadAshmore Wm. florist. The FieldsBadley Ernest, shopkeeper. Station rdBailey Jane (Mrs.), Plough innBailey Mary (Mrs.),frmr. Alsager hallBand William, cab proprietorBarker Edwin, fried fish dealer,Crewe roadBarker Jas, farmer. Town House farmBarker James, fishmonger, Crewe rdBarrett Sarah(Mrs,),cnfctnr,&po8t offBateman James, draper, Mayfield,Station roadBayley M, & M. & Son, tailors,Crewe roadBebbington Joseph, farmer. Close laBeddall Joseph P. teacher of music,Albert cottageBeech EUen (Mrs.), shopkeeperBeeston k Co. boot makers, Crewe rdBennion John, taUor, Crewe roadBeswick k Co, drapers, Crewe roadBeswick Geo. Wm. dairymn.Crewe rdBickerton Thomas, grocer, Crewe rdBiggin Samuel, chemist k druggist,Lawton roadBowling k Becreation Club Limited(Charles Dean, hon. sec)Birchenwood Colliery Go. LimitedBostock Benjamin Viggars, draper,Lawton roadBott & Eccleston,coal mers. Station ydBoyce, Adams k Co. grocers,Crewe rdBrooks Arth. Jn. shopkpr. Crewe rdBrown John, grocer, Crewe roadGapey Herbt, Jn, butcher, Crewe rdCartwright Thomas, farmerChamberlain Thos. traveUing draper,Lawton roadCoffey Mary Stephens k Gertrude'E.(Misses), private school. Station rdColclough Jas. CressweUshawe farm.Cooke & Gould, cycle dlrs. Crewe rdCooke John, cycle agent, Sandbach rdCooke John SmaUwood,cabinet maker,Crewe roadCooke Thomas, farmerCooper Elen(Mr8.),milliner,Crewe rdCooper William, grocer, Lawton roadCotton Thomas, farmer, Hole houseCotterill Jonathan, shopkeeperCowden Andrew MUligan, travellingdraper, Talke roadCrutchley Henry M.D.Brux., L.B.C.P.Lond., L,F,P, & S,Glas,, L.S.A,physician k surgeon, HolmcroftDean Ernest Jas.hair drssr.Lawton rdDean Jane (Mrs.), draper, Crewe rdDickinson Bobert, draper, Crewe roadEdwards G, k Son, ironmongers,Orewe roadEdwards Chas. farmer,GressweUshaweEdwardsGeo.bldr.&contractr,Crewe rdEdwards Jas, comm,agt,Greenway cotEdwards James, plumber, Crewe roadEdwards Joseph, buUder, Orewe road
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