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KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF CHESHIRE, 1902. , . VVITH COLORED MAP PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE WORK. KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LIMITED, 182, 183 AND 184, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, w.e. BRANCH OFFICES:- BIRMINGHAM: 13, TEMPLE STREET. LEEDS: 29, EAST PARADE. LIVERPOOL: lOA, SOUTH CASTLE S'!'RI<:ET. SHEFFIELD: 44, CHURCH STREET. MANCHESTER: 37, BROWN STREE'l" GLASGOW: 137, WEST REGENT S'fREET. AND AT HULL, ETC.. ETC. PARIS: 45BIS, RUE DES SAINTS-PERES. HAMBURG: (KELLY & 00.), BRANDS'fWIBTIl1 44. NEW YORK: (KELLY & 00.), 5, BEEKMA~ STREET. TORONTO (OANADA): 71, VICTORIA STREET. PRICE EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS, ," \ LONDON: KELLY'S DIREOTORIES LIMITED, PRINTERS, 182, 183 & 184, HIGH HOLBORN, W.O., ..ulD MIDDLE MILL, KINGSTON-ON-THAMES. PREFACE. --e-- THE Proprietors trust that the present~the Sixth-Edition of Kelly's Directory of the County of CHESHIRE may be found equal in accuracy to the previous ones. It comprises a general account of the County, with the Hundreds and Poor Law Unions, a sketch of its geological features, and a description of the Cathedral of Chester, and further all places in the County, alphabetically arranged, with lists of the Inhabitants, both Private Residents and those engaged in Commerce and Trade. Under each Parish the Division of the County (as formed under the provisions of the" Redistribution of Seats Act, 1885), the Hundred, Union, and County Court District, the Diocese, Arch­ deaconry and Rural Deanery are given, as also the College and University of every Beneficed Clergyman, as far as they can be ascertained, and the names of the Parish Clerks; and lists of the Farm Bailiffs of Gentlemen farming their own land have been added. The County Oouncil (formed under the" Local Government Act, 1888") is included, with the names and addresses of the members, and the changes made under the provisions of the "Local Government Act, 1894." The Manchester Ship Canal, of which a general description is given, is duly mentioned at the respective places through which it passes. · 'rhe Proprietors have again to return their thanks to those Clergymen, Magistrates' Clerks, Registrars, and other Gentlemen who may have assisted their Agents when collecting the information for the present Edition. ;If•• The Letters 8.0. and R.S.O. at the end of addresses in various parts of the book are abbreviations adopted by H. M. Post Office to represent Sub-Office and Railway Sub-Office; and if these initials, with the name of the County, are added to the addresses of letters in lieu of the usual name of Post Town, the delivery of such letters will be accelerated. J82, 183 AND 184 HIC.fB HOLBORN, LONDON, w.e. June, I~02. CHESHII<E a· INDEX TO KELLY'S CHESHIRE DIRECTORY. • PAGEl PAGE PAGE PAGB Acton 17 Bartherton, see Wybun- Broadbottom, see Mott- Cheadle Heath,see Stock- Acton, see Weaverham 609 bury °31 ram 437 port 534 Acton Grange,see Walton 606 Barthomley.................. 51 Broadheath, see Altrin- Cheadle Hulme see Adlington 19 Barti.ngtoll, see Little cham 26 Cheadle ..: ' 194 Adswood, see Cheadle 194 Leigh 380 Broken Cross, see Daven- Cheadle Moseley see Agden, se~ Bollington, Barton,see Farndon 317 ham 287 Cheadle ' 194 near Altrmcham 173 Basford, see Weston-by Broken Cross,seeMaccles- Checkley-cum-Wrinehill Agden, see Tushingham. Crewe 610 field 397 see Doddington ~ 292 cum-Grindley 600 Bath vale, see Congleton 260 Bromborough 183 Chelford 198 Alcumlow, see Astbury 43 Batherton, see Wybun- Bromball, seeWrenbury- Chester 199 Alderley 19 bury 631 cum-Frith 629 Chester-New, see Sale 498 Alderley Edge............... 20 BeamHeath,seeNantwich 440 BrookSide, see Congleton 259 Chidlow,seeTushingham- AlderJeyOver or Superior, Bebington 51 Brookhouse Green, see cum-Grindley 600 see Birtles ; 172 Beeston, se~ Bunbury 188 Smallwood 521 Childer-Thornton, see Aldersey, see Coddmgton 257 BelgraveDrlve,see Eccles- Brooklands, see Sale 498 Hooton 345 Aldford :....... 23 ton 304 Broom Edge, see Lymm 392 Cholmondeley,seeBickJey 56 Alfred Dock, see Blrken- Betchton 54 Broomhall,seeWrenbury- Cholmondestone, see head 59 Bexton, see Toft 600 cum-Frith 629 Worleston 628 Allostock, see Lower Bickerton..................... 55 Broomhill, see Barrow... 50 Chorley,seeAlderleyEdge 20 Peover ; 476 B~ckley........................ 56 Brownlow, see Astbury... 43 Chorley, see Bickley...... 57 Alpraham, see TlIstone Bldston-cum-Ford......... 57 Broxton, see Bickerton... 55 Chorlton, see Backford 47 Fearnall 596 Birches, see Lostock Bruen Stapleford, see Chorlton, see Malpas 421 Alsager........................ 24 Gralam 391 Tarvin 589 Chorlton, see Weston- Altrincham,or Altringhm 25 Birkenhead 58 Bruera,seeChurtonHeath 256 by-Crewe 610 Alvanley 37 Birtles 172 Bucklow Hill,see Bolling- Chowley, see Coddington 257 Alvaston, see Nantwich, 439 Blackden, see Goostrey- ton (near Altrincham), Christchurch, see Crewe 367 and see Worleston 628 cum-Barnshaw 323 173; see Rostherne .,. 487 Christleton 255 Anderton, see Barnton... 50 Blacon-cum-Crabwall 173 Budworth-Great 184 Chumston, see Worleston 628 Antrobus 38 Blakenhall, see Wybun- Budworth-Little 185 Church Coppeuhall 366 Apethorne, see Hyde 352 bury 631 Buerton, see Aldford...... 23 ChurchHulme,seeHolmes .~., Appleton 38 Boll~n Fee, see Wilmsl?w 619 Buerton, see Audlem 46 Chapel 342 Appleton Cross,seeApple- Bolhngton, near Altrm- Buglawton 187 Church Lawton, see ton 38 cham 173 Bulkeley, see Bickerton... 55 Lawton 378 Appleton Thorne, see Boll~ngton,nearPrestbury 173 Bunbury 187 Church Minshull 433 Appleton 38 Bo~lmgton Cross, see Bol- Burford Lane,see Lymlll 392 Church Shocklach, see Arclid, see Sandbach 506 hngton 174 Burland, see Acton 17 Shocklach 519 Arley Green, see Aston- Booth~re.en,seeAdlington 19 Bur.land Green, see Bad- Churton, see Farndon 317 by-Budworth 44 Booth sMill, seeKnutsford 370 dl1ey........................ 48 Churton-by-Aldford, see Arnfield, see Tintwist.le 599 Bosden, see Handforth... 329 Burley Dam 190 Aldford 23 Arrowe, see Woodchurch 626 Bosley 176 Burley Dam, see Wren- Churton Heath 256 Ash Wood, see Tarporley 586 Bostock, see Davenham 287 bury-cum-Frith 629 Cinder HilI,see Odd Rode 484 AsWey 39 Boughton-Great 177 Burton... 190 Cis Green, see Astbury 43 Ashton, see AshtonHayes 42 Bowdon 177 Burton-by-Tarvin, see Clarke Green,see Adling- Ashton-upon-Mersey...... 39 Bowdon Downs, see Dun- Tarvin..................... 589 ton 19 Ashton Hayes............... 42 ham Massey 300 Burwardsley 191 Claughton,seeBirkenhead 62 Astbury 43 Bradfield Green, see Butley, see Prestbury 480 Claverton, see Eccleston 305 Astle, see Chelford... 198 Leighton 381 Byley 19 1 Cliffe Lane, see Lymm... 392 Astmoor, see Halton 328 Bradley, see Frodsham 319 Byot Spring-Old, see Clifton, see Halton 329 Aston, see Wrenbury- Bradley,see Tushingham- Nantwich 439 Clive, see Middlewich 430 cum-Frith 629 cum-Grindley 600 Caldecott, see Shocklach 519 Clotton - Hoofield, see Aston-by-Budworth 44 Bradshaw Brook, see Caldy, see West Kirby 365 Tarvin 590 Aston-by.Sutton 44 Lower Peover 476 Caldy Grange, see West Cloud (The), see Buglaw- Aston Grange, see Aston- Bradwall, or BradweJl,see Kirby 365 ton 187 by-Sutton 44 Elworth 316 Calveley, see Bunbury 188 CloudEnd, see Congleton 26CJ Aston Heath, see Wren- Bramhall, or Bramall, Capenhurst 192 Clutton, see Farndon 317 bury-cum-Frith 630 see Hazel Grove-cum- Capesthorne : 192 Cock~rhi1l,seeStalybridge 468 Aston - juxta - Mondrum, Bramhall 333 Carden, see Tl1ston 596 Coddington.................. 257 see Worleston 628 Bredbury 180 Carmcham, see Swetten- Cogshall, see Great Bud- Audlem 45 Brereton-cum-Smethwick 182 ham 585 worth 185 Austerson, see Acton...... 17 Bridge,Trafford,seePlem- Carrbrook,seeStalybridge 524 Comberbach, see Great Bache, or Bach 47 ~tall : 478 Carr Green, see Warbur- Budworth 185 Backford 47 Brldgemere, see Doddmg- toI?- 606 Com~stall or Compstall Baddiley 48 ~on........................ 292 Carrington :.... 193 Bridge......... 258 Baddington see Acton... 17 Brighton-New 451 CastleHall,seeStalybrldge 522 Congleton 259 Baguley ...:................. 48 Brighton-Upper,seeNew Castle Hill, see Malpas... 420 Coole Pilate, see Acton... 17 Balderton see Doddleston 293\ Brighton 45 I ICastle Xorthwich, see Corda Well,see Congleton 259 Balterley ~ee Barthomley 51 Brimstage, see Thornton- Northwich 462 Cotebrook, see Tarporley 587 Barnsha;, see Goostrey 323 Hough 593/ Caughan, see Backford... 47 Cotton, see Middlewich 432 Barnston 49 Brindley, see Acton 17 Chadkirk, see Romiley 486 Cotton, see Sandbach 506 Barnton 49 Brinksway- cum-Cheadle Cheadle 193 Cotton Abbots, see Barrell Well, see Chester 200 ~~th,seeStockp~rt 534/Cheadle Bulkeley, see Christleton 256 Barrow........................ 50 Brmnmgton, see Stock- Cheadle 194 Cotton Edmunds, see· Barrow Little,see Barrow 50 port 536 , Chrstleton 2,:6 . VI INDEX TO KELLY'S CHESHIRE DIRECTORY• PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE COX Bank, see Audlem... 45 Elton, see Warmingham 607 Hollingworth 341 Hale Moss,seeAlotrdidncRhadrn 26 16 Hollow Moor Heath, see Hall Green,see 0 e 484 CrabwaII ,see BIacon...... 173 Elworth . ~.. 3 . r Hallefields see Maccles- Cranage 367 EtchelIs, or Nothern Et- B.lrrO\l 5° fi Id ' Crewe 367 chells, see Northenden 459 Holmes Chapel 342 H let ·····H····ul..·i,··········· 4°80 '[" d 3 7 Et,tl'ley Heath see Sand- Hoo Green, see Ros- a on, or a on 32 Crewe, see .1' arn on ......,1 HI A t b Crewe Green 28 3 bach 506 therne 488 ~ ton, see s on- y- Cross Lanes, see Leighton 381 Faddilp.y, see Acton 18 Hoofield. see Tardn 590 ~ utton 44 Cross Street, see Ashton- Fallybroom,see Prestbury 48c Hoole 343 Hampto.n, see }Ial~as 421 upon-Mersey ,......... 40 Farndon 316 Hoose, see Hoylake 346 Handbrldge, see Chester 203 Cross Street, see Sale 498 Ferry-New, see Birken- Hooton : 345 Handforth,or Handforth- Cross Town, see Knuts- head........................ 63 Hope Green, see Adlmg- cum-Bosden 32 9 ford 370 Finney Hill, see Kingsley 364 ton 19 Handl~y 33° CrouchleyLane seeLvmm 392 Five Ashes see Marlston- Horton-by-Malpas, see Hanke.ow, see Audlem... 406 • , J , T'I 6 II f • see Dunham Croughton 284 cum-Lache 424 I ston 59 aps ora, . - Crowley, see Great Bud- Five Crosses, see Frod- Horton-cum-Peele, see on-~he-HIlI 30l worth 185 sham 318 Ashton Hayes...........
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    INDEX Names and Places mentioned more than once on a page are indexed only once. Place-names are printed in italics. Arms and Crests described- ABBEY COURT, see Chester Delves, 62 Abney, Grimston, 55 Adam, Lord of Garston, 24, 29 Domville, 63 Adlington (Prestbury), 68 Done, 63 Downes, 63 Aigburth, 22, 23 Egerton, 60 Grange, 23, 25 England, 16 Stanlawe Grange, 21-29 English, 16 Alabaster-men, 87 Fetherston, 64 Alabasters, 85-88 Fitton, 77 Aldersey, arms, 61 Alexander, abbot of Cambuskenneth, FitzWalter, 15 France, 16 II Cleave, 65 Alien, Elizabeth, 79 Harrington, 13, 16 John, 79 Hawarden, 68 pedigree, 64 Helsby, 16 Allerton, 23 Henshaw, 64 Alstonefield (Staffs.), 91 Hesketh, 15, 16 Andrews, Samuel, 56 Higginson, 64 Antrobus (in Over Whitley), 77 Hockenhull, 65 Antrobus, Dr., 40 Hoghton, 15 Arderne, Sir John, 60 Holden, 16 arms, 60 Arms and Crests described Hutton, 65, 79 Johnson, 71 Aldersey, 6I King, 66 Arderne, 60 Land, 66 Ashton, 15, 16 Lathom, 16 Baguley, 69 Laund, de la, 66 Bamville, 61 Lawton, 66 Bludworth, 53 «. Leche, 69 Brereton, 75 Lee, 67 Bromley, 60 Legh, 67-69 Brooke, 61 Leigh, 67, 68 Bruen, 60 Levenshulme, 69 Bulkeley, 61 Leycester, 69 Bunbury, 61 Lymme, 63, 68 Capper, 62 Mainwaring, 69, 70 Chester, Earls of, 70 Mallory, 70 Chicheley, 68 Man, 16 Daniell (Danyers), 62 Massey, 15, 7° Davenport, 62 99 H2 100 Index Arms and Crests described Barnton (in Great Budworth), 73, 80 Maude, 16 Barrow, Thomas, 90 Merbrooke, 16 Bartlett, J. Adams, 38 Middleton, 13 Beamont, William, 83, 84 Millington, 71 Beattie, Frederick, 21 Minshull, 71 Beauclerk, Mary, 19 Molyneux, 16 Sydney, 19 Morley, 77 family, 8, 9 Newton, 73 Beaumaris, 61 Norris, 13, 16 Ben, Mary, 53 Norris of Ock wells, 16 Bennet, Anne, 82 Oldfield, 72 John, 82 Oulton, 72 Bentham (Yorks.), 64 Pennington, 72 Bickerton, 92 Finder, 72 Billinge, Lawrence, 92 Pownall, 73, So Bindloss, Francis, 19 n.
  • Appendix 4 Detailed Proposals for Each Ward – Organised by Local Area Partnership (LAP)

    Appendix 4 Detailed Proposals for Each Ward – Organised by Local Area Partnership (LAP)

    Appendix 4 Detailed proposals for each Ward – organised by Local Area Partnership (LAP) Proposed Wards within the Knutsford Local Area Partnership Knutsford Local Area Partnership (LAP) is situated towards the north-west of Cheshire East, and borders Wilmslow to the north-east, Macclesfield to the south-east and Congleton to the south. The M6 and M56 motorways pass through this LAP. Hourly train services link Knutsford, Plumley and Mobberley to Chester and Manchester, while in the east of this LAP hourly trains link Chelford with Crewe and Manchester. The town of Knutsford was the model for Elizabeth Gaskell's novel Cranford and scenes from the George C. Scott film Patton were filmed in the centre of Knutsford, in front of the old Town Hall. Barclays Bank employs thousands of people in IT and staff support functions at Radbroke Hall, just outside the town of Knutsford. Knutsford is home to numerous sporting teams such as Knutsford Hockey Club, Knutsford Cricket Club, Knutsford Rugby Club and Knutsford Football Club. Attractions include Tatton Park, home of the RHS Flower show, the stately homes Arley Hall, Tabley House and Peover Hall, and the Cuckooland Museum of cuckoo clocks. In detail, the proposals are: Knutsford is a historic, self-contained urban community with established extents and comprises the former County Ward of Knutsford, containing 7 polling districts. The Parish of Knutsford also mirrors the boundary of this proposal. Knutsford Town is surrounded by Green Belt which covers 58% of this proposed division. The proposed ward has excellent communications by road, motorway and rail and is bounded to the north by Tatton Park and to the east by Birkin Brook.