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SPROSTON (& VARIANTS) FROM CHESHIRE BMD 1837-1951 (THIS RECORD IS BEING CONSTANTLY UPDATED SEE http://www.cheshirebmd.org.uk/ NB Deaths are in grey Age at Surname Forename(s) Surname (Spouse) Forename(s) (Spouse) Church / Register Office (Marriage) District (Birth/Death) Region Reference Year Death SPROSON (Boy) Crewe CC CR/01/006 1837 SPROSON (Boy) Crewe CC CR/01/007 1837 SPROSON George NK Crewe CC CR/01/005 1837 SPROSTON William NK Middlewich CC MI/01/007 1837 SPROSON Benjamin GRADWELL Hannah Cheadle, St Mary ST ST65/1/139 1837 SPROSTON John BRATT Mary Great Budworth, St Mary CC 126/1/28 1837 SPROSTON John SMITH Ann Astbury, St Mary CE 503/1/50 1837 SPRUSON John LEISTER Ann Davenham, St Wilfrid CC 122/1/16 1837 SPROSON Thomas COOK Anne Barthomley, St Bertoline CC 107/1/3 1837 SPROSTON Thomas Chester Cathedral CW CAT/1/68 1838 SPROSON John NK Crewe CC CR/01/015 1838 SPROSON Richard Crewe CC CR/01/042 1838 SPROSTON William Knutsford CE KNU/1/34 1838 SPROSTON John Middlewich CC MI/01/017 1838 SPROSTON (Boy) Northwich CC NO/01/073 1838 SPROSTON Jane NK Northwich CC NO/01/035 1838 SPROSTON Mary NK Northwich CC NO/01/036 1838 SPROSTON Martha Sandbach CE SA/1/30 1838 SPROWSON Benjamin Wilmslow CE WIL/1/21 1838 SPROWSON Benjamin 0 Wilmslow CE WIL/1/28 1838 SPROWSON Sarah 30 Wilmslow CE WIL/1/21 1838 SPROSTON Frances WOODHOUSE Joseph Sandbach, St Mary CE 512/1/37 1838 SPROWSON John BURGESS Eliza Bowdon, St Mary TR CE5/1/64 1838 SPROSON William Crewe CC CR/01/088 1839 SPROSON Hannah 19 East Macclesfield CE EMC/2/69 1839 SPROSTON Ann Middlewich CC MI/01/071 1839 SPROSTON Agnes Northwich CC NO/02/054 1839 SPROSTON Mary Northwich CC NO/02/016 1839 SPROSTON William Northwich CC NO/02/061 1839 SPROSTON Eliza Sandbach CE SA/1/81 1839 SPROWSON William Wilmslow CE WIL/1/69 1839 SPROSTON John FORTUNE Agnes Witton (Northwich), St Helen CC 158/1/30 1839 SPROSON Henry Congleton CE CON/2/67 1840 SPROSON Samuel NK Crewe CC CR/01/079 1840 SPROSTON Martha Middlewich CC MI/01/089 1840 SPROSTON Ann NK Nantwich CC NA/02/039 1840 SPROSTON Jane Northwich CC NO/02/070 1840 SPROSTON Mary Ann Northwich CC NO/02/096 1840 SPROSTON Samuel Northwich CC NO/03/036 1840 SPROSTON Thomas Sandbach CE SA/1/90 1840 SPROSON Charles KRINKS Hannah Gawsworth, St James CE GSJ/1/195 1840 SPROSTON Mary PALMER Thomas Chester, St John CW CE13/1/325 1840 SPROSTON George 5 Chester Castle CW CAS/4/57 1841 SPROSON Sarah Ann Congleton CE CON/3/84 1841 SPROSON Elizabeth NK Crewe CC CR/02/010 1841 SPROSON Rhoda Crewe CC CR/02/060 1841 SPROSTON Charles Middlewich CC MI/02/019 1841 SPROSTON John Northwich CC NO/03/092 1841 SPROSTON John NK Northwich CC NO/03/027 1841 SPROSTON Harriet Sandbach CE SA/2/53 1841 SPROSTON Elizabeth NK Wrenbury CC WR/02/039 1841 SPROSON James VERNON Sarah Runcorn, All Saints HA C12/1/118 1841 SPROSTON Prudence NEWALL Joseph Great Budworth, St Mary CC 126/1/253 1841 SPROSTON Elizabeth Alderley CE ALD/1/88 1842 SPROSON Henry Congleton CE CON/4/27 1842 SPROSON John Crewe CC CR/03/007 1842 SPROSTON Charles Knutsford CE KNU/3/7 1842 SPROSTON Elizabeth Northwich CC NO/04/076 1842 SPROSTON Joshua NK Northwich CC NO/03/065 1842 SPROSTON Jane Sandbach CE SA/2/71 1842 SPROSON Ann LANDCAKE John Astbury, St Mary CE 503/2/139 1842 SPROSON Henry HANCOCK Elizabeth Astbury, St Mary CE 503/2/167 1842 SPROSTON James MERRILL Martha Warmingham, St Leonard CC 148/1/37 1842 SPROSTON John BAKER Ann Church Minshull, St Bartholomew CC 113/1/20 1842 SPROSTON Mary THORLEY John Astbury, St Mary CE 503/2/133 1842 SPROSTON Thomas SHAW Hannah Sandbach, St Mary CE 512/1/150 1842 SPROSTON Elizabeth 0 Alderley CE ALD/1/65 1843 SPROSTON Martha 50 Chester Cathedral CW CAT/6/47 1843 SPROSON Elizabeth Crewe CC CR/03/042 1843 SPROSON Elizabeth Crewe CC CR/03/055 1843 SPROSTON Margaret Middlewich CC MI/03/003 1843 SPROSTON Peter Middlewich CC MI/02/088 1843 SPROSTON Thomas Middlewich CC MI/03/014 1843 SPROSTON Betty Northwich CC NO/05/013 1843 SPROSTON Betty NK Northwich CC NO/04/012 1843 SPROSTON Job Northwich CC NO/05/072 1843 SPROSTON Ann Over/Winsford CC OV/03/064 1843 SPROSTON Emily Sandbach CE SA/3/50 1843 SPROSTON Henry Sandbach CE SA/3/42 1843 SPROSTON William NK Wrenbury CC WR/03/004 1843 SPROSON Elizabeth SHAW Henry Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/119 1843 SPROSTON John MCFALL Charlotte Northwich, Civil Marriage CC NOR/1/4 1843 SPROSTON Noah BOSTOCK Fanny Northwich, Civil Marriage CC NOR/1/2 1843 SPROSON Samuel BLOOR Mary Davenham, St Wilfrid CC 122/1/381 1843 SPROSTON John Oakes NK Bunbury CC BU/03/036 1844 SPROSON Charles Congleton CE CON/6/18 1844 SPROSON Jane Congleton CE CON/5/75 1844 SPROSON Maria Congleton CE CON/5/92 1844 SPROSTON Elizabeth NK Crewe CC CR/02/095 1844 SPROSTON Elizabeth NK Crewe CC CR/02/096 1844 SPROSON Sarah NK Crewe CC CR/02/095 1844 SPROSON Sarah NK Crewe CC CR/02/099 1844 SPROSTON Eliza Jane Middlewich CC MI/03/028 1844 SPROSTON Hannah Northwich CC NO/05/100 1844 SPROSTON James Northwich CC NO/06/026 1844 SPROSTON Thomas Northwich CC NO/05/089 1844 SPROSTON Thomas Over/Winsford CC OV/04/012 1844 SPROSTON Charles Sandbach CE SA/4/3 1844 SPROWSON Samuel 16 Wilmslow CE WIL/3/1 1844 SPROWSON Joseph WORTHINGTON Harriet Wilmslow, St Bartholomew CE WSB/1/81 1844 SPROSON Kezia ROYCROFT Richard Marbury, St Michael CC 136/1/38 1844 SPROSON Louisa NEVITT John Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/136 1844 SPROSTON Robert JACKSON Ann Middlewich, St Michael & All Angels CE 510/1/174 1844 SPROSTON Temperance JAMES William Middlewich, St Michael & All Angels CE 510/1/158 1844 SPROSTON George 59 Chester Cathedral CW CAT/7/84 1845 SPROSTON John Ellis Chester Cathedral CW CAT/7/18 1845 SPROSON George Crewe CC CR/04/077 1845 SPROSON Harriet Crewe CC CR/04/096 1845 SPROSTON Charles Middlewich CC MI/03/088 1845 SPROSTON Charles NK Middlewich CC MI/03/003 1845 SPROSTON Dinah Northwich CC NO/06/070 1845 SPROSTON Thomas NK Northwich CC NO/05/045 1845 SPROSTON Ann Over/Winsford CC OV/04/093 1845 SPROSTON Mary Over/Winsford CC OV/05/006 1845 SPROSTON Edwin Ralph Sandbach CE SA/4/29 1845 SPROWSON Ann Wilmslow CE WIL/4/39 1845 SPROWSON John Wilmslow CE WIL/4/55 1845 SPROWSON Sarah Wilmslow CE WIL/4/54 1845 SPROSTON Ann NK Winsford CC WI/03/025 1845 SPROSON Ann MOORE George Gawsworth, St James CE GSJ/1/472 1845 SPROWSON John PEARSON Mary Wilmslow, St Bartholomew CE WSB/1/116 1845 SPROSON lnn GRESTY William Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/162 1845 SPROSSON Margaret KINSEY Peter Grappenhall, St Wilfrid WA C5/1/256 1845 SPROSON Mary BOON James Cheadle, St Mary ST ST65/5/81 1845 SPROWSON Sarah JOHNSON James Wilmslow, St Bartholomew CE WSB/1/115 1845 SPROWSON Susannah STRINGER Hugh Cheadle, St Mary ST ST65/5/179 1845 SPROSTON Eliza Chester Cathedral CW CAT/8/66 1846 SPROSTON John Ellis 1 Chester Cathedral CW CAT/9/37 1846 SPROSTON Samuel Church Hulme CE CH/02/093 1846 -1850 SPROSON John Henry Congleton CE CON/7/56 1846 SPROSON William James Congleton CE CON/7/89 1846 SPROSON Anne NK Crewe CC CR/03/078 1846 SPROSON Elizabeth Crewe CC CR/05/035 1846 SPROSTON Elizabeth NK Crewe CC CR/03/046 1846 SPROSTON Elizabeth NK Crewe CC CR/03/053 1846 SPROSTON John Middlewich CC MI/04/005 1846 SPROSTON Samuel Manning Middlewich CC MI/04/031 1846 SPROSTON Sarah Middlewich CC MI/04/004 1846 SPROSTON William Northwich CC NO/08/023 1846 SPROSTON William Thomas Northwich CC NO/07/059 1846 SPROSTON Mary Sandbach CE SA/5/1 1846 SPROSTON Mary NK Warrington WA WARR/10/38 1846 SPROWSON Ann 51 Wilmslow CE WIL/3/42 1846 SPROSTON Edward JACKSON Hannah Birkenhead, St Mary WR BK8/1/355 1846 SPROSTON George POTTS Sarah Gawsworth, St James CE GSJ/2/13 1846 SPROSTON Hannah LATHAM William Bunbury, St Boniface CC 111/1/214 1846 SPROSON James HIGGINS Mary Astbury, St Mary CE 503/3/76 1846 SPROSTER George Birkenhead WR BIR/10/98 1847 SPROSTON Susannah 71 Chester Cathedral CW CAT/9/74 1847 SPROSON Mary Crewe CC CR/06/066 1847 SPROSON Samuel Crewe CC CR/06/082 1847 SPROSON Sarah Crewe CC CR/06/030 1847 SPROSON Fanny 56 East Macclesfield CE EMC/8/74 1847 SPROSTON Jane Middlewich CC MI/04/041 1847 SPROSTON Elizabeth NK Northwich CC NO/06/012 1847 SPROSTON William NK Northwich CC NO/06/070 1847 SPROSTON Eliza Over/Winsford CC OV/05/084 1847 SPROSTON Samuel Sandbach CE SA/5/33 1847 SPROSON Elijah BROWN Jane Warrington, St Elphin WA C25/3/305 1847 SPRUCE Frances WORRAL Joseph Frodsham, St Lawrence CC 125/1/267 1847 SPROSON Mary BRADSHAW John Barthomley, St Bertoline CC 107/1/176 1847 SPROSON Sarah THORNTON Joseph Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/238 1847 SPROSTON Martha Ann Chester Castle CW CAS/12/1 1848 SPROSTON Amelia Congleton CE CON/9/57 1848 SPROSTON Charles Congleton CE CON/9/10 1848 SPROSON John Congleton CE CON/9/13 1848 SPROSON Matthew Congleton CE CON/9/8 1848 SPROSTON Thomas William Congleton CE CON/9/15 1848 SPROSON Martha Crewe CC CR/07/010 1848 SPROSTON John Middlewich CC MI/04/095 1848 SPROSTON Margaret NK Middlewich CC MI/03/063 1848 SPROSTON Samuel Middlewich CC MI/04/089 1848 SPROSTON Sarah NK Middlewich CC MI/03/050 1848 SPROSTON Ebenezer Northwich CC NO/09/048 1848 SPROSTON Josiah Northwich CC NO/09/088 1848 SPROSTON Arthur Over/Winsford CC OV/06/023 1848 SPROSTON James Sandbach CE SA/6/17 1848 SPROWSON John Warrington WA WAR/18/51 1848 SPROWSON John 79 Wilmslow CE WIL/4/5 1848 SPROWSON Sarah 78 Wilmslow CE WIL/4/4 1848 SPROSON Emma PALIN John Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/250 1848 SPROSON George BAYLEY Mary Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/249 1848 SPROSTON Sarah HEWITT Joseph Wybunbury, St Chad CC 161/1/276 1848 SPROSTON Samuel Church Hulme CE CH/2/93 1849 SPROSON Charles Congleton CE CON/10/14 1849 SPROSON Frederick Crewe CC CR/08/043
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    Disability booklet 17/18.qxp_Layout 1 03/01/2018 16:25 Page 1 Disability Information Bureau Registered Charity No. 1124371. Registered Company Ltd by Guarantee in England & Wales No. 6452443 Handbook of Local Disability Related Organisations 2018 Disability booklet 17/18.qxp_Layout 1 03/01/2018 16:25 Page 2 Proudly supporting Disability Information Bureau EXPRESS HEARING & mobility 20% DISCOUNT • Free Hearing on production of this advert Checks • Invisible Hearing Your No1 Aids local mobility • Wax Removal specialist that won't • Scooters be beaten on price! • Rise & Recliners • Wheelchairs • Daily Living Aids • Walking Aids • Bathing Aids • Electric Beds • Stair Lifts • Free catalogue available 12 Chestergate, Town Centre,Express Macclesfield Hearing & Mobility 12 Chestergate (opposite and down from the Town Hall) Macclesfield Cheshire SK11 6BA TEL. 01625 427558 Disability booklet 17/18.qxp_Layout 1 03/01/2018 16:25 Page 3 The Disability Information Bureau compile this booklet annually to help disabled people in Cheshire East get the help and support they need from local groups and services. At the DIB we offer a range of services including: • A free and confidential information service • Computer courses and information on adaptive technology including services for people with visual impairments • IT and employment qualifications • Employment support • Access appraisals to assist with enquiries relating to the Equality Act 2010 • Welfare rights service • Disability/Equality and Diversity Training • Shopmobility Services in Macclesfield
  • C/R/D Summary Skeleton Document

    C/R/D Summary Skeleton Document

    Application No: 20/0113M Location: Hawkshead Quarry, Leek Old Road, Sutton, Cheshire, SK11 0JB Proposal: Hybrid application comprising: Full planning permission for the development of the upper quarry including, improvements to site access, the erection of 8 no. industrial / storage units, proposed landscaping and ecological mitigation works. Outline planning permission for the development of the lower quarry to provide up to 13 no. of additional units. Applicant: A M Bell (Properties) Ltd Expiry Date: 30-Apr-2020 SUMMARY As an employment proposal, the development will create a number of new jobs (approximately 21) within the surrounding area. In isolation, this is a material consideration that attracts moderate weight. The proposal also raises no significant concerns that cannot be mitigated through the use of planning conditions regarding the impact upon the living conditions of nearby properties, design and impact upon the character of the area, and the impact upon the wider Peak Fringe Local Landscape Designation Area (formerly Area of Special County Value). Neutral weight is therefore given to these matters. Given the rural location of the site, vehicular access is along relatively quiet rural lanes, which do not immediately appear suitable for commercial traffic including HGVs. However, the lower site has an established employment use, which involves HGV vehicle movements to and from the site. There is also evidence of HGVs (or certainly their trailers) accessing the upper site. The view of the Highways Authority is that there would be no significant impact upon the local highway network arising from the proposed development, given the existing use of the site.