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| New Mills, Derbyshire |
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| From: Kelly's Directory of the Counties of Derby, Notts, Leicester and Rutland pub. London (May, 1891) - pp.269-272 |
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MILLS, originally called "Bowden Middle Cale," derives
its present name from a corn mill built upon the Kinder, in the
hamlet of Ollerset ; it is a township and parish, formed in 1884
from Glossop parish, and comprising of hamlets of BEARD, OLLERSET,
THORNSET and WHITLE, in the High Peak division of the county, hundred
of High Peak, Hayfield union, Chapel-en-le-Frith petty sessional
division and county court district, rural deanery of Glossop, arch
deaconry of Derby and diocese of Southwell. It formerly comprised
seven hamlets, but has been divided, three of the hamlets being
attached to Hayfield, and the remaining four now forming the township
and parish. New Mills is a large village, situated on the river
Goyt, 7½ miles south-west from Glossop, 8 south-east from
Stockport, 170 from London by road, and by railway, St. Pancras
173, Euston 192 miles. The London and North Western and Midland
railways have stations here, and there is a branch line from the
latter to Hayfield. It is governed by a Local Board of eleven members,
the district comprising the village of Newtown, in Disley parish,
in Cheshire. The church of St. George, at Beard, erected in 1831,
is a building of stone, in the Pointed style, consisting of chancel,
nave, aisles, south and west porch, and an embattled western tower,
with pinnacles and spire, containing one bell, dated 1831: the
stained east window was presented by Miss Ingham, now Mrs. John
Mackie : and there is a memorial window to Mr. Titterton, presented
by his widow, and two others, both in memory of the Rev. John Rigg,
a former vicar, presented by the parishioners: also a
monument to James Ingham esq. J.P. (1868), and a brass to his widow (Sept.1875): the font is a
memorial to John Taylor esq. J.P. : there are 850 sittings, 350 being
free. The register dates from the year 1831 and is in good condition.
The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value £300, with residence,
in the gift of the vicar of Glossop, and held since 1869 by the Rev.
Frederick William Newman M.A. of St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
The church of St. James the Less, a building in the Lancet style
of the 13th century, was erected in 1880 by John Mackie esq. J.P.
of Crigglestone, Yorks, and New Mills, and Mary, his wife, together
with the almshouses adjoining, as a memorial to James Ingham esq.
J.P. and Martha, his wife, the parents of Mrs. Mackie, formerly resident
at New Mills, and consists of apsidal chancel and nave, north porch,
organ chamber and vestry, and a western turret containing one bell:
in the apse are three stained windows and at the west end is a stained
window presented by Mr. and Mrs. Mackie: the pulpit and font are
of carved stone: the communion plate and linen were given by the
parishioners and the brass lectern by the late R. B. Mackie esq.
M.P. and his daughter Edith: there are 150 sittings, all free. The
living is incorporated with that of St. George's parish. The almshouses,
six in number, erected from the designs of Mr. W. Swinden Barber
F.R.I.B.A. are built on three sides of a quadrangular plot of land
near Sprink bank, in New Mills; the dwellings occupying the north
and a portion of the east side of a quadrangle, the west and south
sides of which are appropriated to the church; they are occupied
by 11 poor
and aged persons, who receive a weekly allowance from Mr. and Mrs.
Mackie. The Catholic church, dedicated to St. Mary, erected in 1838,
is a building of stone, in the Early English style, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles, and a western tower with spire, containing
one bell: a new altar has been erected by Dennis Lane esq. of London:
the Rev. Charles Joseph Craigy, priest, High Lee. The Wesleyan chapel,
St. George's road, was erected about 1810, and has an attached cemetery
; the Primitive Methodist chapel, Spring Bank, was built in 1876;
and the Free Methodist Chapel, Spring Bank, in 1838. Cattle fairs
are held on May 11th and October 7th. Here are iron and brass foundries,
calico printing and bleach works, cotton spinning and cotton band
manufactories. The Public Hall, erected in 1871, at a cost of £2,500,
was opened in the same year by the Duke of Devonshire K.G.: a tower
was added in 1875, and a clock with chimes presented by the late
Mrs. Ingham, of Watford villa: the lower rooms are divided into class
rooms, news and reading rooms, and arc used by the Mechanics' Institute,
of which John Mackie esq. J.P. is president: the Savings Bank occupies
a room here, which is open on Saturdays from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. : the
general management of the building is vested in trustees, of whom
James Hibbert esq. J. P. of Fern Bank, is chairman. A county court
is held here alternately with Buxton and Chapel-en-le-Frith, on Fridays.
The late James Ingham esq. of Watford Villa, left £500 in 1868,
the interest, of which is applied to the education and clothing of
poor children in the township : Bowden's charity of 30s. yearly is
for bread. The principal landowners are Lord Egerton, of Tatton and
F. J. Sumner esq. The soil is clay : subsoil, clay. The area is 5,042
acres of land and 36 of water; rateable value, £21,250; the
population in 1881 was 5,379. HIGH LEE, Lady Shaw Bottom and Watford are places in the village. Parish Clerk, Joseph Waterhouse. POST, M. O. & T. O., S. B, & Annuity & Insurance Office.— George Walker, postmaster. Letters are received via Stockport, delivered at 7 a.m. & 3.30 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.45 a.m. & 8.20 p.m.; on sundays at 7.30 p.m. Money orders are granted & paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. ; on saturday till 8 p. m WALL LETTER Box, Bridge st. cleared at 10.15 a.m. & 8 p.m WALL LETTER Box, High st. cleared at 10.20 a.m. & 8 p.m COUNTY MAGISTRATES for New Mills sub-division of Chapel-en-le-Frith petty sessional division :— Mackie John esq, Watford villa, Whitle, Stockport, chairman Bennett Thos. esq. Heathfield, Birch Vale, near Stockport Carver Thomas esq. The Hollins, Marple, Stockport Hibbert James esq. Fern Bank, New Mills, Stockport Hodgkinson Samuel esq. Woodville, Marple, Stockport Turner Lieut.-Col. Henry, Woodlands, Offerton Clerk to the Magistrates, John Burton Boycott, Chapel-en-le-Frith Petty sessions are held in the Public Hall monthly, on wednesdays at 10.30 a.m. with an occasional court when required LOCAL BOARD. Offices, Public Hall. Board meetings every fourth monday at 5.30 p.m. George Higginbottom, chairman
Clerk, John Pollitt, Pulblic hall Treasurer, Henry Barber, Spring bank Medical Officer of Health, James Edwin Anderton L.RC.P. Edin. Thornfield Surveyor, John Pollitt, Public hall Inspector of Nuisances & of Canal Boats, Joseph Lamas Collector, William Lowe County Court, Public hall, held alternately with Buxton & Chapel-en-le-Frith; for places in the district, see Chapel-en-le-Frith PUBLIC OFFICERS:— Inspector of County Police, Thomas Spencer Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Hayfield Union, James Edwin Anderton L.RC.P. Edin. Spring bank Superintendent Registrar, Henry Barber; deputy, Arthur Barber Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, George Walker; deputy, Abel Grundy SCHOOLS:— A School Board of 7 members was formed in October, 1875; Edward Godward, clerk to the board & attendance officer, Spring bank Board, Spring bank (mixed), erected in 1878, at a cost, inclusive of site, of £2,620, for 370 scholars; average attendance, 240; John A. Nichols, master; Miss L. E. Peck, mistress Catholic, erected in 1860, for 35 boys, 35 girls & 10 infants ; average attendance, 20 boys, 18 girls & 7 infants; Miss Elizabeth Guilfoyle, mistress Railway Station, John Pratt, station master CARRIER TO STOCKPORT, James Beard, Torr top, wed. & fri Beard is a hamlet half a mile south of New Mills, and 3 miles west of Hayfield. Here are candlewick mills, chemical works, an iron and brass foundry and quarries producing paving setts; the Midland Railway Company has also a goods yard. F. J. Sumner esq. is the principal landowner. National School (mixed), built in 1863, for 300 children; average attendance, 260 ; Samuel Whitehead, master Hague Bar is a hamlet 1 mile west from New Mills, 1 east from Strines station and 3 east from Marple. Brookbottom is a place half a mile north-east from Hague Bar. The Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1874, will seat 200 persons, Lower Cliffe is a place 1 mile north-west from Hague Bar. Board School, erected in 1878, for 130 scholars; average attendance, 79 ; Joseph Lee, master Low Leighton is a hamlet 1 mile south from New Mills and 3 west from Hayfield. Here is the workhouse of the Hayfield union. There is also a meeting house for the Society of Friends, built in 1717, with a small cemetery attached. Letters through Newtown (Cheshire), arrive at 9 a.m. WALL LETTER Box cleared at 6.30 p.m, week days only Ollerset is a hamlet 1 mile south-west from New Mills and 2 west from Hayfield, consisting principally of scattered farms and some villa residences. Birch Vale station adjoins this hamlet. F. J. Sumner esq. is the principal landowner. Roworth is a hamlet 2 miles east from Mellor and 3 north-east from New Mills, consisting principally of scattered farms. The United Methodist Free church have a chapel here. Letters are received via Stockport & delivered by foot messenger from Marple bridge. WALL LETTER Box cleared at 7.45 a.m Strines is a hamlet 1 mile by rail and 2 by road westward from New Mills, and 2 east from Marple, with a station on the Sheffield and Midland railway. Calico printing is carried on here very extensively, and the place is much frequented by picnic and pleasure parties from the adjacent large towns. POST OFFICE.—James Stafford, receiver. Letters are received viâ Stockport & delivered by foot messenger from Marple about 7 a.m. & 4.40 p.m. & dispatched from Strines Road (Cheshire) at. 8.15 a.m. Disley is the nearest money order & telegraph office Railway Station, John Goodwin Loft, station master Thornset is a hamlet 1½ miles north-east from New Mills and half a mile west from Birch Vale station. Letters through Birch Vale. Here are Primitive Methodist & Independent chapels; the former was built in 1869. Board School (mixed), erected in 1878, for 300 children; average attendance, 220; Thomas Frith, master ; Miss Martha Emily Barber, infants' mistress Whitle is a hamlet 1 mile north-east, from New Mills, consisting of scattered farms and villa residences, and commands a fine view of the adjacent scenery. In the valley are bleach works. Letters through New Mills arrive at 9.30 a.m. Here is a Congregational chapel, built in 1736 New Mills. PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Anderton James Edwin, Thornfield Arnfield Edwin, Springfield villa Arnfield Joseph, High Lee hall Arnfield Thos. Owen, Rock cot. High Lee Barber Henry, Spring bank Brayne John William, Rock villa Carrigy Rev. Charles Joseph [Catholic], High Lee Cochrane John, Springfield Edman Rev. Aaron [Wesleyan], Spring mount Roans Alfred William, Hillside Fielding John, Westfield house Frost Edward, The Rocks Grindrod Charles, Spring bank Hancock Rev. John [Primitive Methodist], Spring bank Heggie Andrew, Bankfield terrace Hibbert John James, Bankfleld terrace Higginbottom George, Spring villa Hill James, Lily bank Hill William Francis, Peak house Hughes Samuel, Chapel street Ingham Mrs. High street Lees Mrs, Holly bank Livesley Alfd. Chapel ho. St. George's rd Purssglove John, High street Purssglove Mrs. Ivy cot. Market street Rendell Rev. James Sibley [United Methodist Free Church], Spring bank Rigg Mrs. Stanley mount Rumney William, Spring bank Salisbury Henry, Rock villa Sidebottom Miss, High street Stamper Rev. William Parker [curate of St. George's], Rose villa, Hall street Thornley Mrs. Stanley mount Wharmby John Thomas, High Lee Wild William, Springfield house Wyatt Mrs. Lee house COMMERCIAL. Alexander Jas. Bull's Head P.H. High st Allen Geo. fruiterer & fishmonger, High st Alsop & Clayton, painters, Market st Alsop George, painter & plumber, High street & Meal street Alsop George, jun. hatter, High street Anderton James Edwin L.R.C.P. Edin. surgeon & medical officer of health to New Mills urban sanitary authority & medical officer & public vaccinator for Hayfield union, Thornfield Antrobus Edwd. insur. agt. Market st Armstrong Elizabeth (Miss), ladies' school, High street Arnfield Joseph & Edwin, millwrights & engineers, Globe iron works Arnfield Edwin, engineer, see Arnfield Joseph & Edwin Arnfield lsaac, grocer, Bridge street Arnfield John, yeast dealer, Spring bank Arnfield Jsph.enginr. see Arnfield J. & E Ashworth Abraham, draper, High st Ashworth Alice (Miss), milliner & dress maker, Market place Bagshaw Joseph, manufacturing ironmonger, Market street Barber Henry, manager of the Manchester & County Branch Bank, actuary to the Savings Bank, clerk to the guardians, assessment & school attendance committees & rural sanitary authority & superintendent registrar of Hayfield union, & agent to the Royal Fire Insurance Co. Spring bank Bardsley Evan, Dog & Partridge P.H. High street Bardsley Margt. (Mrs.), draper, Market st Barker Charles, joiner, Union road Beard James, George hotel, High street Beardwood Israel, confectnr. Bridge st Bennett, Boycott & Orme, solicitors, Public hall Berry John, painter, Spring bank Berry Matilda (Miss ),dress ma. Spring bk Berry Sarah Ann (Mrs.), grocer & corn dealer, High street Boothman Jas. Beer retlr. Dyehouse lane Boycott John Burton (firm, Bennett, Boycott & Orme), solicitor, clerk to the magistrates, commissioner for oaths & solicitor to the New Mills Economical Building Soc. Public hall Bradbury John, shopkeeper, Bridge st Braddock Joseph Kirby, draper, Market st Brayne John William Ward, chemist & druggist, Market street Broom Richd. boot & shoe ma. Market st Broome Abraham, butcher, Meal street Brownhill George Henry, White Hart inn, Dyehouse lane Brunt Geo. Pack Horse inn, Bower lane Bunting George, hair dresser, High st Chadwick Geo. tripe dresser. Market st Chadwick William, cotton band manufacturer & farmer, High Lee Chatterton Thomas, slater & plasterer, Torr Top street Clayton Jane (Mrs.), grocer, Torr Top st Clayton Ralph, painter, see Alsop & Clayton Conservative Club (J. P. Liddell, sec.), Union road Co-operative Society (Henry Turner, manager), Spring bank Cooper Benj. pork butcher, Union road Cooper Margaret Ann (Mrs.), pork butcher, Market place Croxall Saml. umbrella repairer, High st Culvert Mary (Miss), fancy repository, Market street Dyer William, hair dresser, High street Ellison Thos. grocer, tailr.& drpr. High st Evans Seth, reporter to "Glossop Advertiser," Market street Freemason Lodge (Peveril of the Peak) (Thomas Hibbert, tyler), Crown hotel Frost Edward, dentist, The Rocks Gardener Jessie (Miss), ladies' school, Ladyshaw house George William, baker, Market street Godward Edward, school board clerk & attendance officer & secretary to the New Mills Economical Permanent Building Society, Spring bank Goodwin John, farmer, Lark's hill Gould Matilda (Miss), dress maker, Spring bank Graham George, tailor, Spring bank Green James, greengrocer & agent for loans for the Manchester Advance & Discount Bank Limited, High street Grindrod Charles, surgeon, Spring bnk Grundey Abel, draper & outfitter & deputy registrar of births, deaths & marriages, Market street Hall Saml. tin plate worker, Market st Hampson Hannah (Miss), ladies' outfitter, High street Harrison William, draper, High street Harrop John, dining rooms, Market st Harrop Robert, butcher, Market street Hewitt John, fried fish dlr. Market st Hewitt Samuel, stationer, emigration & insurance agent & assistant overseer ; & correspondent to the "Ashton Reporter," Market street Hibbert Thomas, joiner, Rock street Higginbotham David, grocer, High st Higginbotham John, ironmonger, Market place Higginbottom Geo. & Edwin, manufacturing chemists, Salem chemical wks Higginbottom Eliza Ann (Mrs.), draper, High street Higginbottom George, coal merchant, Torr Top street Howard Geo. & James, painters, Rock st Howes Esther (Mrs.), confectioner, Bridge street Hulton Ellen (Mrs.), confectnr. High st lngham Mark, draper & tailor, High st Jackson lsaac, watch & clock maker, Market street Johnson & Johnsons, solicitors, High st Johnson Charles Frederick, solicitor, see Johnson & Johnsons Johnson Francis Williams, solicitor, see Johnson & Johnsons Johnson Joseph, pawnbroker, High st Johnson Thomas Ward, solicitor, see Johnson & Johnsons King Frederick, fishmonger, High st Kirkham James, shoe maker, High st Leach James, grocer, Market street Lee James, coppersmith, Meal street Lee Robert, estate agent, Market street Leigh William Andrew, stationer, printer & bookseller, Market street Livesley Alfred, chemist, High street Livesley Mary Jane (Mrs.), milliner, High street Livesley Timothy, butcher, High street Lockwood James, saddler, Market st Lomas Alice (Mrs.), Grapes P.H. High st Lomas Jn. bootma. 5 High Lee terrace Lomas Joel, watch & clock ma. Market pl Lomas Joseph, inspector of nuisances & canal boats to the local board, Public hall Lomax Joseph Dale, grocer, Market st Lomax Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, High street Longson James & Son, brass & iron founders, Midland iron works Lowe Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, Union rd Lowe William, collector to the local board, Public hall Lowery Wm. hair dresser, Ton Top st Manchester & County Bank Limited (branch) (Henry Barber, manager), High street; draw on Union Bank of London Limited, London E C Marsh Louisa (Mrs.), grocr. Torr Top st Maughan Jn. Railway hotel, Market st Mechanics' Institute (James Anthony Ingram, sec.), Public hall Moore William, Cock inn, High street Morten Margt. (Mrs.),hosier, Market pl Morton James, furniture dealer, High st Mottershead John Hy, butcher, High st Naven James, baker, Torr Top street New Mills Conservative Club (John Pemberton Liddle, sec.), Union road New Mills & District Liberal Association (Richard Thornley, sec.), High st New Mills Economical Permanent Building Society (Edward Godward, sec.), Public hall New Mills Gas Co. (Jsph. Arnfield, mgr) New Mills Water Works (Tom Bowden, manager) Ogden Thos. small ware dlr. Union road Orme John Henry (firm, Bennett, Boycott & Orme), solicitor; & at Buxton & Chapel-en-le-Frith Palmer Henry, watch & clock maker, Torr Top street Parsons Wm. boot & shoe ma. Market st Pearce George, sewing machine agent, High Lee terrace Pearson John, beer retailer, Rock st Pearson SI. blacksmith, Hyde Bank rd Pennington Jas. shopkeeper, Spring bnk Platt Thos. smallwares dealer, High st Pollitt John, accountant, surveyor & clerk, & surveyor to the local board, Public hall Pott William, grocer, Market street Potts Wm. shopkeeper, Eaves Knoll rd Preston Thomas, clogger, High street Pursglove John Thomas, brewers' agent, Market street Redfern Alfred Isaac, joiner & shopkeeper, Spring bank & High street Richardson Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, Chapel street Richardson Henry, cotton hand manufacturer, Salem mills Richardson James, top dealer, High st Roberts Leah (Mrs.), shopkeepr. High st Royle Joseph, beer retailer, Market st Rumney Edward Bryan, calico printer, Watford bridge Savings Bank, open on saturday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. (Henry Barber, actuary), Public hall Sayer John, furniture dealer, Market st Schofield Fredk. Jn. tailor, Chapel st Schofield Joseph, butcher, High street Sellars Joseph, tailor, Market street Sharples Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, High street Shepley EIi, hatter & draper, Union rd Side bottom Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, Market street Sidebottom George, St. Alban's P. H. Torr Top street Sidebottom Jane (Miss), ladies' school, High street Simister Emma (Miss), draper, High st Slack Ralph, boot & shoe ma. Market st Smith Margaret (Mrs.), & Albert, furniture dealers, Union road Smith Joseph, agent to Midland Railway Co. Union road Spencer Thomas, inspector of police, Police station Stafford Charles, butcher, High street Stafford Thomas, farmer, Knightwake farm Stockwell Henry, tailor & outfitter, Union road Swann Samuel, farmer, Mouseley bttm Swindells Henry, farmer, Mouseley btm Swindells Robt. beer retailer, Market st Thornley Fredk. printer, Market street Taylor Louisa (Miss), confectnr. High st Torr Mills Cotton Spinning Co. Limited (Robert Shackleton, sec) Toovey Clement, confectioner, Market st Turner Hy. mangr. to Co-operative stres Turner James, tobacconist, High street Turner Ralph, draper, High street Turner Thos, wardrobe dlr. Torr Top st Wagstaff Samuel, farmer Walker Arthur, solicitor, Spring bank Walker George, stationer & printer, & registrar of births, deaths & marriages, Hayfield sub-district, Post office, Market street Wallace William, tailor, High street Walton Geo. clock repairer, Torr Top st Warrington Elijah, joiner & shopkeeper, Union road Waterhouse Joseph, grocer & corn dealer, High street Watson Henry, Crown hotel, Market st Wharmby James, grocer & china & glass dealer, Market street Wharmby John Thomas, confectioner, Market street & Union road Whitehead William Thomas, professor of music, Spring bank Wild Abel, beer retailer, Bridge street Wild Jesse, plumber, Torr Top street Wild Wm. comm. agt. Springfield ho Williamson Jas. beer retailer, High st Williamson Mathias, grocer, High st Williamson Peter, tripe dresser, High st Wills Wm. watch & clock ma. Market st Wilson Robert, confectioner, High st Wood George, shopkeeper, Station rd Wood James, picture frame ma. High st Wood Joseph, shoe maker, High street Wyatt Edwin Henry, smallware dealer, High street Wyatt John William, Mason's Arms P.H. High street Wyatt John Wm. milliner, Market pI Wyatt Sarah (Mrs.), draper, Market st Yates Edwd. brass founder, Torr Top st Beard. Chadwick John, Daisy bank De Boinville Alexander Chas. Beech ha Higginhottom Edwin, Quarry bank Longson James, Hurst Field villa Lowe Joseph William, Hurst field Newman Rev. Frederick William M.A. New Mills vicarage Nichols John, Hurst field Shawcross Thomas Henry COMMERCIAL. Campbell Walter, engraver to calico printers, see Salisbury & Campbell Cochrane John, brick maker Fielding John & Co. chemical manufctrs Handford Joseph, farmer, Bold beard Higginbottom James, palisade & ornamental iron gate maker, dealer in all kinds of bolts, nuts & washers & general machine smith ; all orders by post promptly attended to Hill Jas. candle wick manfr. Beard mill Hill William Francis, candle wick manufacturer, Beard mill Hodgson William, grocer, Church lane Hyde John, coal merchant Lockwood Thomas, coal merchant Longson James & Son, iron founders, Midland iron works Longson John, iron founder, see James Longson & Son Lowe John, coal merchant Marshall Thomas, farmer, Stonepits Morten John, farmer, Lane side New Mills Coal Co. (Jsph. Hyde, mngr) Pearson Samuel, blacksmith Redfern James, joiner Salisbury & Campbell, engravers to calico printers Scattergood & Warrington, joiners & builders Stafford Daniel, farmer, Beard hall Thornley Mariana (Mrs.), candle wick manufacturer, Beard mill Titterton Geo. farmr. Marsh Lane head Warrington Elijah, joiner & builder, see Scattergood & Warrington Warrington Harriet (Mrs.), confectioner, Church lane Woolley John, farmer, Howcroft Hague Bar. Moulten William COMMERCIAL. Beard Edward, shopkpr. Brookbottom Bramhall James, farmer, Bookbottom Broadhurst Sophia (Mrs.), wheelwright Grindrod Edwin, Commercial inn Higginbottom John Thomas, farmer, Lower Hague Jepson Charles, farmer, Brookbottom Joule Jn. Martin, farmer, Shaw farm Kenvon, William, Fox inn, Brook bottm Scott George Harry & Co. drysalters Storer Samuel, farmer Thorpe James, farmer, Hague Fold Thorpe Joseph, farmer, Hague Fold Wood John, shopkeeper Low Leighton. Dale John Jackson Mrs. Highfield Broadhurst John, wheelwright Goble Richard, Hare & Hounds inn Hudson John, joiner Oldham Roberr, shopkeeper Simms Edward, farmer Ollerset. [Names marked thus * receive their letters through Newtown ; thus † through Furness Vale and thus ‡ through Birch Vale.] *Bridge Miss, Ollerset cottage Campbell Walter, Diglands *Frith Thomas *Hadfield James John, Bowden villas *Wild Mrs. Pleasant view COMMERCIAL. ‡Ashton James, farmer, Ravensleach ‡Ashton John Wm. farmr. Coldharbour Beverley John, farmer, Diglands *Bowden Eli, contractor ‡Hall James, farmer, Ovenhill *Hall John, farmer, Moor lodge ‡Hall Levi & Elijah (exors. of), coal mers *Hall William, farmer, High hill Holland James, beer retailer *Hudson Charles, farmer, Gib hey *Hudson David, farmer, Ollerset farm *Hudson John, farmer, Piece farm *Marsh Emma (Miss), shopkeeper *Mellor John, farmer, Ellerscroft *Mortin Robert, farmer *Needham James, farmer, Gibbey †Reece James, farmer, Shedyard *Swindells Wm.frmr. Hollinghurst head †Torkington John, farmer, Brown hill *Waterhouse Albert, mason *Wolley Jonathan, farmer *Wyatt John Henry, shopkeeper Roworth. Turner Mrs COMMERCIAL. Ashton John, farmer, Long Lee Bennett, John, farmer, Slack farm Booth Francis, farmer, Back Roworth Bowden Joseph, farmer Bradbury Robt. Little Mill inn, & frmr Chadwick Samuel, farmer, Lane side Chadwick SI. jun. farmer, Matley moor Cooper Alfred, farmer Gaskenn Joseph, farmer, Golden spring Gregory Samuel, farmer Hadfield Charles, farmer, Cone edge Hallam Joseph, farmer, Further slack Handford John, farmer, Matley moor Hibbert Thomas, farmer, Hart hill Higginbottom Robert. Hare & Hounds P.H. & farmer, Hollins moor Hinchcliffe Jonathan, farmr. Ringstones Marsland William, farmer, Matley moor Pickford Joseph, farmer Rowbottom Jsph. frmr. Briar Grove slack Rowbottom Joseph, farmer, Ringstone Sandham Richard, farmer, Blake hall Waterhouse Thomas, shopkeeper Whitlock James, farmer, High Roworth Strines. Nevill Thomas Henry, The Cottage Roper George Freeth, Spring mount Swindells Peter Strines Printing Co. calico printers (Peter Campbell, manager) Thornset. COMMERCIAL. Bennett Thos. farmer, Thornset fields Bullock William, grocer Butler Wm. farmer & Jordan Arms P.H Evitts Henry, beer retailer Goddard Joel, farmer, Aspenshaw Hadfield James John, yam bleacher & sizer, Garrison bleach works Hill Isaac, shopkeeper & butcher Hudson Jn. Printers' Arms P.H. & frmr Littleford Samuel, shopkeeper Marshall Jacob, farmer New Mills Co-operative Society Limited (No. 1 branch) Phethean John, bleacher, see Thomas Bradbury Turner Rowcroft George, farmer, Feading hey Rowcroft Joseph, farmer Turner Thos, Bradbury, yarn bleacher, Bate mill Wyatt Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer Whitle. Hibbert James J.P. Fern hank Mackie John J.P. Watford villa Rumney Mrs. Few bank Stroyan Rev. Abraham [Congregational], The Manse COMMERCIAL. Bennett William, farmer, Abbytree Billinge Charles Brough, farmer, Broadhurst edge Billinge Thos. farmer, Broadhurst edge Brunt George, Pack Horse P. H. Boar la. Fernaley John, farmer, Beardhough Keeling James, farmer, Beardhough Mannifold William, shopkeeper Marshall Thomas, farmer Marsland Eli, farmer, Hodghey Rowcroft James, farmer Stafford Elizh. (Miss), farmer, Tanpits Stafford Jas. (representatives of), frmrs Stafford Thos. Wm. builder, Whitle bk Tomlinson William, farmer Townley Thomas, farmer, Willhey [End of transcript. Spelling, case and punctuation
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