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A History of the County of Lancaster
… 219 Kingnall (Winwick), 163 Kirklees (Wigan), 121 Kirkmanshulme (Manchester), 271 Levenshulme (Manchester), (t) …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… his demesne, supposed to be the land afterwards called Kirkmanshulme, which, though detached, was considered part of … by Mary in 1557, and parts of its lands in Newton and Kirkmanshulme which still remained in the Crown, as also the … in nominal possession of lands in Deansgate, Newton, and Kirkmanshulme, of a total rent of 46, with the benefit of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… fault which extends northward from Heaton Norris, through Kirkmanshulme and Openshaw, trending north-west around … width, tapering out at Crumpsall Hall on the north and at Kirkmanshulme on the south. Further to the east a broad belt … driven off by force, and one of them, Richard Percival of Kirkmanshulme, linen weaver, was killed; ibid. 32, 33. Lord …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… west to the Mersey. The boundary on the west is irregular, Kirkmanshulme, a detached portion of Newton, lying on that … Grindlow Marsh and Midway, lying to the north and south of Kirkmanshulme, having been considered as within Rusholme. 3 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Act, 1885. In 1890 Blackley, Moston, Crumpsall, Clayton, Kirkmanshulme, Newton Heath, Openshaw and part of Gorton were … formed of the old townships of Beswick, Bradford, Clayton, Kirkmanshulme, Newton Heath, Harpurhey, Blackley, Moston, … coincide with those townships; Longsight is formed from Kirkmanshulme and part of West Gorton, the rest of the latter …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the Medlock. 3 The detached portion of the township called Kirkmanshulme 4 appears to have been taken out of Gorton. It … board for the whole township was formed in 1853, 6 but Kirkmanshulme was separated in 1859. 7 Newton was taken into … 4 oxgangs of his demesne, which have been identified as KIRKMANSHULME, 17 long regarded as a hamlet in the township …