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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… includes the district parishes of Bucknall, Longton, and Shelton, the town of Hanley, the chapelry of Lane-End, and … the rectory, and for the endowment of two new churches, at Shelton and Longton. The living of Stoke is a rectory, valued … Hartshill, Hope, Lane-End, Longton, Northwood, Penkhull, Shelton, Trent-Vale, and Wellington. In the town are places …
A History of the County of Stafford
… around Stoke railway station which had once been part of Shelton township. 2 The boundary was largely natural. On the … Hall. 19 The triangle of streets between Liverpool Road, Shelton Old Road, and Hartshill Road dates mainly from the … the 1830's. 76 Holy Trinity church was built in 1842. 77 Shelton New Road, built in the 1830's, joins Hartshill Road …
A History of the County of Stafford
… of new parishes at Longton in 1839, Hartshill in 1842, Shelton in 1843, Penkhull in 1844, Trent Vale in 1844, … in 1845, Fenton in 1860, Hanley (St. John) in 1891, and Shelton (St. Jude) in 1895. 5 The history of only those … the south side, consisting of the Quarters of Penkhull and Shelton; the churchwardens were elected in turn from each of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… of Penkhull, the township of Clayton, and the part of Shelton township that was exempted from the jurisdiction of … and was taken into Newcastle in 1875. The portion of Shelton that was included consisted of the glebe land where … with gas from the British Gaslight Company's works at Shelton built in 1825, but in 1839 the commissioners accepted …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… in Shropshire esq. Andrew Stone esq. Worshipful Maurice Shelton of Birminghamhall Suffolk esq. Matthew Stubbs esq. …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… (2) SHELNOCK John Victualler, wife, 2 children. 87 (2) (3) SHELTON Anne Servant. 91 SHELTON Mary Servant. 84 SHELTON Wm. and wife. Lodgers. 83 SHEPARD Jos. 93 (2) SHEPARD …
London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695
… Agnes, w, 101.13 SHELT: Rodolphus; Elizabeth, w, 109.40 SHELTON: Anne, ser, 107C.37 Edmund; Elizabeth, w, 107C.37 …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… Eliz, ser, 55.11 Shelswell Mat; Reb, w; Mat, s, 21.3 Shelton: Anne, 30.12 Anne; Wm, s; Mary, d; Eliz, d, 76.11 …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… it by fine, in the 18th of Henry VIII. to Sir John Shelton, &c. But yet the Whites of Shotesham had some …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… 23 and had an adjacent burial ground. 24 Under Norman Shelton, rector 18911903, a curate lived on the hill 25 and … on Glasshouse hill, the work being financed by Revd Norman Shelton, in part from donations. 2 With a dedication to All …