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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… under an act obtained in 1792. A church district named Edensor was formed in 1846, by the Ecclesiastical …
A History of the County of Stafford
… proximity to collieries, along the present Heathcote Road, Edensor Road, and Greendock Street. 62 This development had … in the late 1770's. 64 More building took place in the Edensor area between Heathcote and Trentham Roads between … probably owed more to alterations carried out by John Edensor Heathcote about 1778. 116 He is known to have been …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… communicating with a private canal, belonging to R. Edensor Heathcote, Esq., is chiefly used for the conveyance …
Magna Britannia
… Lord Monjoye, died seised of it in 1474. 48 The family of Edensor had a mesne manor held under the Monjoys, which manor …
Magna Britannia
… Savages. The co-heiresses of Savage married Meynell and Edensor 11, whose heiress seems to have married Audley. The …
Magna Britannia
… at Derby, except the first Earl, (who was interred at Edensor,) with their ladies, besides many of the younger …
Magna Britannia
… whole endowment is now between 12l. and 13l. per annum. Edensor EDENSOR, in the hundred and deanery of the High-Peak, lies … is the post-town. This parish contains the townships of Edensor and Pilsley. The manor of Edensor (Ednesoare) was in …
Magna Britannia
… able to this school, and the other moiety to the school at Edensor. Mr. Thomas Whitehead of Rowthorn, in 1729, gave a …
A History of the County of Warwick
… died in 1259. 167 Pooley appears to have gone to Thomas de Edensor (son of William's sister Lucy) who died in 1285, …