 Enumeration
District 10
RG 12/2775 folios 13-121
[The enumerator wrote that this was ED2 but this was crossed
through when checked and changed to ED10] |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock,
from a line just below the Top of Willersley, taking in Willersley,
Gardener's House and Farm, & all houses to Cromford Bridge.
And in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St. Giles, Matlock. M C
All that part of the Parish of Matlock from and including
a house occupied by G M Lennox in Cromford Market Place taking
in all Scarthin to Chapel Hill from a direct line over the
top of the hill to the South Side of the Independent Chapel.
In the Urban Sanitary District of Matlock Bath, also in the
Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity Matlock Bath.
The whole is in the Parliamentary Division of West Derbyshire.
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Enumeration District 11
RG 12/2775 folios 125-143
ED11a - folios 125 -133
ED11b - folios 134 - 143 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock
from the Independent Chapel following the River Derwent to
the Bridge leading to Matlock Bath Station, thence by a line
up by and taking in the House of the Rev. Charles Barker.
All houses in Matlock Bath and Upper Wood.
This is the Urban Sanitary District of Matlock Bath. Also in
the Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity, Matlock Bath.
The whole is in the Parliamentary Division of West Derbyshire.
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Enumeration
District 12
RG 12/2775 folios 147-158 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock
from the House of the Rev. Charles Barker (Matlock Bath) following
the River Derwent as far as the Limestone Quarries, Matlock
Dale, taking in all houses in the Dale and Commons Wood. Also
all that part of the Parish of Matlock from the Limestone
Quarries, following the River Derwent, taking in all houses
on the Western side of Hall Dale, including Masson and Matlock
Bridge.
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Enumeration District 13
RG 12/2776 folios 4-28
RG 12/2776 folios 4 - 16
ERG12/2776 folios 17 - 28 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock
from the Brook course running from Hurker Hall to the Moot
Hall Lead Mine (boundary line of Darley parish) following
the River Derwent to Matlock Bridge; from thence taking in
all houses on the Northern side of Dob Lane as far as Smedleys
(but not taking that in) thence forward up Rutland Street
until reching [sic] Wellington Street taking in all
house on the top side of it to the end of Bent Lane now called
Cavendish Street taking in also the Wold Farm and all the
houses on the Top side as far and including Balmoral House
: Comprising Gas Works, Dimple, part of Matlock Bank and part
of Matlock Bridge. The whole of the District is in the Urban
District of Matlock.
Ecclesiastical Parish All Saints Matlock Bank.
Parliamentary Division of West Derbyshire.
(See Darley Dale, Hurker
Hall (Farley) in another part of this web site)
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Enumeration District 14
RG 12/2776 folios 32-56
RG 12/2776 folios 32-43
RG 12/2776 folios 44-56
[The schedule numbers in this ED were changed by the enumerator
- there were errors in the sequence. The numbers used here are
those found on the LHS of each page, not those written in the
column] |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock from
the Southern Side of Dob Lane, leading from Matlock Bridge to
Bent Lane, taking in all houses up to Cuckoostone including
that and all houses on the Northern Side of the Chesterfield
road from the boundary line of Ashover as far as the Duke of
Wellington Inn, from thence along the road leading to the Hurst,
from thence along the road leading from Lumsdale following that
to a stone marked S.C.D. from thence taking a line to the Hurst
taking in Asker Farm to the post marked S.C.D., take in the
Hurst Farm House, Chesterfield House, and all houses on Lower
Side of road from thence to Chesterfield road including all
houses on the Southern side of it to Lime Tree Lane, as far
down as the footpath leading from thence towards Matlock Bridge.
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Enumeration District 15
RG 12/2776 folios 59-66
RG 12/2776 folios 67-75 |
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Taking a line from the River Derwent along
the bottom of the Hall Leys, thence taking in Dr. Harrison's
House, along the Lime Tree Lane, from thence to the footpath
back of Mr. Bailey's Corn Mill to top of Smuce Lane on the Cliff,
taking in all houses from there down the Cliff, taking in Matlock
Green and Matlock Town as far as the trough by road side above
the "Star Inn".
Also all that part of the parish of Matlock from the top of
Smuce Lane on the Cliff up the road leading then to Hill Top
Farm, taking in Riber.
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Enumeration
District 16
RG 12/2776 folios 79-88 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock
from the Water trough in road above Star Inn, up Starkholmes
Rd., to Matlock Bath Gas Works taking in all Starkholmes,
Cottages at top of Willersley Lane, Woodseats, Woodend, and
Bow Wood to Lea Bridge, taking in all houses on North East
side of Lea Brook, following boundary of line between parishes
of Matlock and Lea to the road leading from Lea past Littlemoor
to Hearthstone, thence to and including Wood End, Starkholmes.
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Enumeration
District 17
RG 12/2776 folios 92-102 |
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All that part of the Parish of Matlock
taking in all houses in Lumsdale both sides of Smuce Lane, both
sides of Turnpike Road top of Cliff to Tansley. This is in the
Urban Sanitary District of Matlock.
Also the whole of the hamlet of Tansley (in Crich parish) including
part of Lumsdale. This is in the Rural Sanitary District of
Bakewell.
The whole of it is in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity
Tansley. The whole in the Parliamentary Division of West Derbyshire.
[Transcriber's note: this description
is slightly misleading. In this enumeration district Lumsdale
was recorded after the village of Tansley. Tansley village
itself is not included here]
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Enumeration
Book
ff.142-146 |
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Smedley's Hydropathic Establishment
Matlock, Derbyshire
[Not included in Enumeration District 13, and had its own listing
for the first time in the 1891 census. The Enumeration Book
is to be found at the end of piece number 2776]
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Cromford follows on from
here, in Enumeration District 18.
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