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Victoria County History (Cumbria) Project Form 2 (Institutions) Place Pre-1974 County Ward Ancient parish (i.e. subject of VCH article) (delete as appropriate) (delete as appropriate) Ullock, Pardshaw and CUMBERLAND Allerdale Above Dean Deanscales Checklist of sources to be consulted Please use the following abbreviations to indicate the source of information: 1687 Denton 1829 P&W 1873 PO OS 1st ed. [1867 according to 1847 M&W [for Cumberland] 1879 Slater librarian at Carlisle] 1851 Mannex [for Westmorland] 1901 Bulmer [for Cumberland] OS 2nd ed. [1901 according to 1906 Bulmer [for Westmorland] librarian at Carlisle] 1. Places of worship Meeting House, society of Friends or Quaker’s chapel at Pardshaw Hall [1829 P&W, 1847 M&W, 1867 OS 1, 1901 Bulmer and OS 2] Methodist or Wesleyan Chapel in Pardshaw [1829 P&W, 1867 OS 1, 1879 Slater, 1901 OS 2] Methodist or Wesleyan Chapel in Ullock village [1879 Slater and 1901 Bulmer and OS 2] 2. Schools Pardshaw School endowed by Sarah Fletcher in 1822 [1847 M&W] 3. Industrial sites Mines and Quarries Several limestone quarries at Pardshaw, red freestone and coal on the common called The Edge (Branthwaite Edge in Ullock township) [1829 P&W] Bouch Quarry [1867 OS 1] 3 quarries at Pardshaw Crags [1901 OS 2] 2 old quarries near Deanscales [1901 OS 2] At Pardshaw Hall quarry [1867 OS 1] old quarry [1901 OS 2] Quarry at Lea Gate [1901 OS 2] Quarry at Branthwaite Edge [1867 OS 1 and 1901 OS 2] Mills (specify type, e.g,. corn; fulling; saw; woollen; cotton; paper) Corn mill at Ullock [1829 P&W, 1847 M&W, 1867 OS 1] Mill (unspecified) at Ullock [1879 Slater] Saw mill near Smithy Bridge at Ullock also ‘mill’ (unspecified) where ‘corn mill’ was on OS 1 [1901 OS 2] Factories A linen thread manufactory at Deanscales [1829 P&W] Tile works near Glenmoor Edge Wood [1867 OS 1] Old Tile works [1901 OS 2] Other Several limekilns at Pardshaw Crag and near Deanscales [1867 OS 1] Old limekilns at Lea Gate [1867 OS 1] 4. Community Organisations (e.g. friendly societies; working men’s clubs; sports societies; literary societies; reading rooms) Dog and Gun at Pardshaw [1829 P&W, 1847 M&W, 1901 Bulmer and OS 2] Beehive at Deanscales [1829 P&W, 1867 OS 1, 1901 Bulmer and OS 2] Reading room at the Wesleyan Chapel in Ullock [1901 Bulmer] Other matters which might affect the length/complexity of the article Post Office at Ullock [1901 Bulmer] Railway stations at Ullock and Wright Green [1901 Bulmer and OS 2] Just at Ullock [1879 Slater] .

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