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| Shirland & Higham, Derbyshire: Glover's, 1827-8-9 | ||
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Directory of the County of Derby Accurately taken during the years 1827, '8, and '9, by Stephen Glover Derby: Printed for the Publisher by Henry Mozley and Son, Sold in London by Longman & Co. ..., p.33 |
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F. = Freeholder SHIRLAND, a village, township and parish in the Hundred of Scarsdale. Lords and Lady of the Manor, The Right Hon. the Earl of Thanet; Mrs.Turbutt of Ogston Hall; William Edward Nightingale, Esq. of Lea Hurst; and ____ Hopkinson, Gent. of Ufton Field farm. Ball Joseph, farmer Bansall Henry, farmer, Shirland Park Bansall George, farmer, F. Boot Obadiah, farmer, Stone Broom, F. Bryan George, farmer, Shirland Lodge, F. Clay John, farmer, F. Clay William, farmer, Shirland Park, Elliott William, farmer, Hallfield Gate Greenfield Rev. Thomas, rector Hadfield John, vict. Red Lion Hadfield Thomas, tailor and parish clerk Hardy William, butcher, F. Hopkinson William, farmer, Shirland Lodge Hopkinson Richard, farmer Hopkinson Daniel, farmer, Delves Hoyland Samuel, horse dealer Hunt John, farmer, Toadhole Furnace Lester Edward, farmer Mather George, vict. Hallfield Gate Parkes Mrs. farmer, Hallfield Gate Peach John, vict. Queen's Head Peacock William, farmer Radford Godfrey, farmer, F. Radford Thomas, esq. candle-wick manufacturer, F. Riley Henry, blacksmith and vict. Wellington Siddall William, gent. Hallfield Grange, F. Taylor John, farmer, Smithy Moor Tagg John, farmer, F. Thorpe Richard, farmer Wainwright William, vict. White Bear White Thomas, wheelwright, F. See also Higham. Lords and Lady of the Manor, The Right Hon. the Earl of Thanet; Mrs. Turbutt, of Ogston Hall, and William Edward Nightingale, Esq. of Lea Hurst. A Fair is held on the first Wednesday after New Year's Day. The Birmingham and Sheffield Mail passes through daily; also the Birmgham and Sheffield Coaches. Alsop George, maltster
Askew Thomas, blacksmith
Boot Obadiah, farmer
Briffit John, shopkeeper
Cheetham Samuel, vict. Plough
Clayton Grace, vict. Black Bull
Haslam William, shoemaker, F.
Hill William, blacksmith
Lester Edward, saddler, F.
Mather George, vict. Shoulder of Mutton
Radford Thomas, candle-wick manufacturer, F.
Siddall Matthew, farmer, F.
Tagg George, butcher
Tomlinson Robert, shoemaker
Warton John, vict. Horns
Webster William, vict. Barley Mow, C.
White Robert, jun. farmer, F. There is more information about Shirland on this website:  Derbyshire's
Parishes, 1811The
Gentleman's Magazine Library - Derbyshire to DorsetWolley
Manuscripts, Derbyshire for more information about Derbyshire
deeds, pedigrees, documents and wills.
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