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1 1 RUSHTON SPENCER (or The Rushtons) and HEATON. RUSHTON SPENCER, anciently RISSETON is a small township formed into a separate parish May 19, 1865, from the civil parish of Leek and stands on an acclivity on the Cheshire border, within a short distance of the Leek Macclesfield road, and near the Rushton station on the Churnet Valley section of the North Staffordshire railway, which passes through this township; it is 7 miles south-east from Macclesfield, 5 north-west from Leek and 157 from London, in the parochial chapelry of Rushton (which includes the townships of Rushton Spencer, Rushton James and Heaton and the hamlet of Rushton Marsh), in the Lekk division of the county, North Totmonslow hundred, Leek union, sessional and county court district, rural deanery of Leek, archdeaconry of Stoke-on-Trent and diocese of Lichfield. The church of St. Lawrence the Martyr, formerly called The Chapel in the Wilderness, on top of a steep elevation near the village and screened by noble firs and yew trees, is a small but ancient and curious edifice of stone, but originally almost wholly of timber, and consists of chancel and nave, south porch and western belfry containing one bell: over the piers on the north side of the nave is some dog-tooth carving in oak, dating from the time of Henry II, and probably unique: there are sittings for 250 persons. The registers date from 1700 only, the older ones having been lost or destroyed. The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value 174, net 150, including 66 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Leek, and held since 1887 by the Rev. Stephen Thomas B. A. of St. David s College, Lampeter. There are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist chapels. The poor of Rushton Spencer have the benefit of a house and 1½ acres of land, purchased in 1753, and let for 8 yearly, as well as of 22 left by Alice Eardley and Mary Sydebotham, by will 13 th March 1744; the rent is chiefly distributed in weekly doles of bread. The Rev. James Turner incumbent of Meerbrook, on the 1 st November 1854, charged Spring cottage, Roche-side, with 1 yearly for bibles and prayer books. The manor of
2 2 Rushton Spencer, while formerly belonging to the De Spencer, Savage and other families, now belongs to the freeholders. The principle landowners are the Earl of Macclesfield, Charles Crompton Esq. Q. C. of Chorley Hall, Bridgnorth, the trustees of the late Mrs Ripley, of Hillcot Hall, and Captain Jones-Byrom, of Dieulacres Abbey, Leek. The soil is light and sandy; subsoil, stiff clay and sandstone. The land is principally pasture. The area of Rushton Spencer is 1,152 acres of land and 8 acres of water; rateable value of Rushton Spencer, 3,145; the population of Rushton Spencer in 1891 was 339, and the entire ecclesiastical parish, 952. RUSHTON MARSH, within Rushton Spencer, is a hamlet, close to the road from Leek to Macclesfield. RUSHTON JAMES is a township of Leek parish, 5 miles north-west from Leek, in the manor of Horton. In 1752, 9 th December, Elizabeth Hulme, of Buglawton, left the yearly sum of 4 out of her messuage at Woodhouse Green to be distributed in clothing to six poor people on October 16 th. Lt. Col. John Coutts Antrobus, of Eaton Hall, Congleton, is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is loam; subsoil clay. The land is principally in pasture. The area is 1,383 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable value, 1,970; the population in 1891 was 242. HEATON is a township in Leek parish and Rushton chapelry, 4½ miles north-west-bynorth from Leek. The river Dane here separates this county from Cheshire. The poor of Heaton and Leek Frith have the interest of 200, bequested by Sarah Nicolls, Swythamley, 6 th June, 1783, and directed to be given in woollen clothing on January 1 st in each year by the owners for the time being of Swythamley Park and Grange. Swythamley, with the extensive manor of Heaton, was granted by Henry VIII. in 1540 to the Traffords: the Hall is a long and irregular stone building covered in ivy, in a deer park of 200 acres, overlooking
3 3 a large extent of fine wild scenery, and is now the property of Philip Lancaster Brocklehurst esq. J. P. for Stafford and Cheshire, whose Cheshire seat is Beech Hall, near Macclesfield. Philip Lancaster Brocklehurst is lord of the manor and principle landowner. From the Cloud (Cymro-Celtic, clawdd, a height), in the township of Rushton Spencer, which attains a height of 1,190 feet above the level of the sea, a very extensive view is obtained, including the towns of Leek, Congleton and Macclesfield, the Cheshire and Staffordshire hills, Beeston Castle and Delamere Forset. The soil is clay and sandstone; subsoil clay. The chief crops are oats, but the land is principally pasture. The acreage is 2,681 acres of land and 8 of water; rateable value, 3,174; the population in 1891 was 371. POST OFFICE, Rushton Spencer George Jeffereys, Postmaster. Letters received through Macclesfield, arrive at 7.33a.m.; dispatched at 6p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Leek is the nearest money order & Bosley and Rudyard the nearest telegraph offices. National School, Rushton Marsh, built by subscription in 1772 & enlarged in 1874 & 1894; there was formerly an endowment of 2 yearly arising from land, but the land has been made into a playground for the children of the school; for 170 children; average attendance 110; William Banks, master; Mrs. Julia Banks & Miss E. M. Matthews, assistant mistresses. County Police, Joseph Hayward, constable, Marsh. Railway Station, George Jeffereys, station master.
4 4 RUSHTON SPENCER [Marked thus receive their letters through Congleton.] Cooper Samuel, Rushton villa Dale Abner, Bridestones Hall Peter, Lee house Thomas Rev. Stephen B. A. [vicar] COMMERCIAL. Bailey Nathan, farmer, Ditchway Bebbington George, farmer, Cloud side Belfield James, farmer, Smithy farm Billing George, cowkeeper, Tofts green Boon Moses, farmer, Cloud side Boon William, farmer, Cloud side Bowler Thomas, farmer, Cloud side Brown Chas, farmer, Woodhouse green Buckley David, farmer, Lee house Bull John, shopkeeper Burnett George, farmer, Rushton bank Cook John, manufacturing chemist Dakin Charles, farmer, Rushton bank Dakin George, farmer, Nether lee Dale Abner, Railway inn Dale Abner, timber mer, Bridestones Dale Abraham, farmer, Woodhouse grn Dale William, shopkeeper, Sugar street Fletcher John, farmer, Barnswood
5 5 Gibson James, farmer, Ryecroft gate Goodwin Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Lymford Hall & Proctor, farmers, Oulton Harrison James, farmer, Lane end Hollinshead Henry, cowkeeper & sexton, Cloud side Kent Emma (Miss), beer rewtailer Lancaster Arthur, blacksmith Lockitt John, farmer & miller (water & steam), Hall house Lockitt John (Mrs.), farmer, High lee Mitchell Ann (Mrs.), farmer, New ho Mitchell Stephen, nail maker & farmer, Cloud side Moss Herbert, farmer, Woodhouse grn Moss William, Royal Oak P. H. & Farmer Nixon George, farmer, Marsh side Pickering Henry, shoe maker, Marsh Pickford Isaac, Golden Lion P. H. & farmer Pimblott Joseph, farmer, Lee Pointon William Charles, farmer, Peck s House farm Proctor Thos, farmer, see Hall & Proctor Snelson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Hanging Gate P. H. Summer Simon Myatt, farmer, The High Ash Torr Daniel, registrar of birth and deaths for Leek Frith sub-district, & assistant overseer, Sand bank Torr Jsph, farmer & shoe ma, Pitt slacks Vernon John, farmer, Raven s clough Warren William Gee, farmer, Cloudside
6 6 Williamson Richard, farmer Yardley Hannah (Mrs.), farmer, Wall hill RUSHTON JAMES COMMERCIAL Allen William, farmer, Ridding side Armitt John, farmer, Marl sprink Bailey Abraham, farmer, Wolf low Bailey James, cowkeeper, Brown edge Bailey Moses (Mrs.), whlwright, Wolf low Bailey Nathan, farmer, Long Edge lane Bailey Richard, cowkeeper, Brown edge Bailey William, Fox P. H. & farmer Barlow Thomas Henry, farmer, Earlsway Boon Charles, farmer, Lower Newtown Boon Charles, farmer, Newtown Bossen Elizabeth (Miss), farmer, Lane end Bostock James, farmer, Oxhay wood Condlyffe Delves, cowkeeper, Blackwood hill Condlyffe Thos (Mrs.), farmer, Hayes Dakin Jason, farmer & blacksmith, Old Crown farm Dale William, farmer, Ryecroft gate & Rushton hall Eardley Enoch, farmer Gibson James, farmer, Ashmor hay Gibson Matthew, farmer, Fields meadow Goodwin James, farmer, Harpers
7 7 Harvey George, farmer, Ashmore house Knight Charles, farmer, Newtown Knight John, farmer, Newtown Knight Thomas, farmer, Wolfdale hay Mitchell Ann (Mrs.), frmr, New Ho. farm Mitchell Thomas, farmer, Rushton hall Naden Luke, farmer, Brook farm Pyatt Thomas, farmer, Blackwood hill Rogers William, farmer, Fould farm Shufflebotham James, cowkpr, Newtown Shufflebotham Jane (Mrs.), cowkeeper, Brown edge Shufflebotham Joseph, farmer, Lee Shufflebotham Josiah, cowkpr, Newtown Shufflebotham Matthew, farmer, High lee Shufflebotham Ralph, farmer, Lee side Stanway Thomas, farmer, Pyatts barn Teats William, farmer, Oxhay Warren John, farmer, Lane end Woodward John, farmer, Dinglebrook Wright John Patrick, Crown inn Yates Frederick, farmer, Wolfdale
8 8 HEATON Brocklehurst Philip Lancaster J. P. Swythamley park Shufflebotham Jn. Plant, Heaton village COMMERCIAL. Belfield Joseph, farmer, Back dane Belfield Matthew, farmer, Hanging stone Birch Joseph, paint manufacturer Brassington Samuel & George Henry, farmers, Hollin hall Bratt Cyril, wheelwright Bratt Joseph, farmer, Bent head Brocklehurst Thomas, farmer Brocklehurst William, farmer, Hannel Buxton Henry, farmer, Shaw farm Dakin Charles, farmer, Over house Dale Ellen (Miss), farmer Dale Richard, cowkeeper, Moss cottage Dean Samuel, farmer, Fir tree Edwards Benjamin, farmer, Lodge farm Earlam Edmund, blacksmith, Dain brdg Goodfellow Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Intakes Gould Joseph (Mrs.), farmer, Gun end Heath Thomas, farmer, Hawks lee Hulme William, farmer, Wormhill Hunt Charles, farmer, Gig hall Kirkham Joshua, farmer, Old Smithies Maydew James, farmer, Hilly lees
9 9 Mellor William, farmer, Jaggers dane Needham Thomas, farmer, Thompson Nixon George, farmer, Tooth hill Riley Samuel, farmer, The Paddocks Rogers Joseph Smith, farmer, Rabbit burrow Shaw John, farmer, Tithebarn gate Shufflebotham Josh, farmer, Brandy lee Steel Jeremiah, farmer, Redshaw Stonier William, farmer Swindells Jane (Mrs.), farmer Swindells John, farmer, Clough house Tomkinson Thomas, farmer, Heaton ho Torr Samuel, farmer & coal merchant Torr Wm. Chas, farmer, Beard Hall mill Truman James, farmer, Heaton hall Turner Charles, farmer, Fair burrow Turnock Jas, wheelwright, Primrose hill Turnock John, farmer, Wormhill Warren George, farmer, Bent end Williamson James, farmer, Haddon
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