Index : A-J

A History of the County of Chester: Volume 5 Part 1, the City of Chester: General History and Topography. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 2003.

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'Index : A-J', in A History of the County of Chester: Volume 5 Part 1, the City of Chester: General History and Topography, (London, 2003) pp. 273-281. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/ches/vol5/pt1/pp273-281 [accessed 19 March 2024]

Index A-J THIS index is confined to persons (including businesses) and places; an index to subjects, together with a complete index to persons and places in both parts of vol. v, will be published in part 2. Buildings, streets, and other minor place names have been indexed under their own name and not as subheadings under Chester or other parish names. All places may be assumed to be in Cheshire unless otherwise indicated. Peers have been indexed under family names, and women, as far as possible, under their maiden names. AA: see Automobile Association Abbey: see St. Werburgh's abbey Abbey Court see also Abbey Square Abbey Gate Abbey Green Abbey Square see also Abbey Court Abbey Street Abbots Grange Abbot's Hayes Abbot's Mead Abbots Park Abbotsfield A.B.C. (Associated British Cinemas) Abercrombie, Patrick Abergele (Denb.) Abingdon (Berks.) Abingdon Crescent Acrefair (Denb.) Adams, Beresford Elizabeth wife of Roger Roger Ælfgar, Earl Ælfhere, ealdorman Ælfwynn, daughter of Æthelflæd and Æthelred ÆthelflÆd, queen of Mercia Æthelfrith, king of Northumbria Æthelmund, ealdorman Æthelred, king of Mercia Æthelred II, king of England Æthelstan, king of the West Saxons Africa Agricola, Gnaeus Julius Agricola Tower Ainsworth, William Aintree (Lancs.) Alban Lane see also Weaver Street Albert Street Albinus, Clodius Albion Brewery Co. Albion Hotel Albion Mill Albion Place Albion Street Aldersey Aldersey, Fulk Hugh John Ralph Thomas William family Aldford Alexander the clerk: see Harre, Alexander Alexander Harre's Lane see also White Friars Lane Alexandra Park Alfred, king of the West Saxons Allen's Court Amalgamated Cordwainers' Association Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants Amaury the engineer Ambleside (Westmld.) America see also New England; South Carolina; United States of America Anascaul (co. Kerry) Anchor Row Andrew, canon of St. John's Anglesey Anselm, abbot of Bec Antonine Wall Antwerp (Belgium) Appleyards Lane Aquitaine Archdeacon's House Architects' Benevolent Fund Arderne, James Arderne Lane (Black Friars Lane; Walls Lane) Armagh, archbishop of: see Ussher, James Armourer, John Army Pay and Records Office Arneway, John family Arthur, prince of Wales etc., son of Henry VII Arundel, earl of: see FitzAlan, Richard John, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury Ashe, Simeon Associated British Cinemas: see A.B.C. Aston, Sir Thomas, Bt. Aukett Associates Austin, George Automobile Association Ayr, Point of: see Point of Ayr Ayrton, Maxwell Bache Bache brook Bache Pool Bache Way Back Brook Street Bag Lane see also George Street Bagillt (Flints.) Bailiwick Baines, G. Grenfell Baker's Row Balderton Baldwin, archbishop of Canterbury Ball, family Bamvill, Randle Bangor (Flints.) Bank of Liverpool Bank of Scotland Banner's Court Bannockburn (Stirlingshire) Barker, John Barkers Lane see also Union Street Barlow, William Barmouth (Merion.) Barn, Robert le Barn Lane see also King Street Barnaby's Tower Barnston, Roger Trafford Barrow, John of William of Barry U.K., Messrs. Bars, The Basingwerk, William of Bateson, Thomas Bath (Som.) Bath Street Battle Croft Bavand, Daniel Richard family Baxter, Robert Beaconsfield Street Bear and Billet, The Beastmarket ward Beattie, Sir David Beauchamp, William de, earl of Warwick Beaufort, Margaret, mother of Henry VII Beaumaris (Ang.) Bebington, William Bec (Eure), abbey of Becket, St. Thomas Beckett, Joseph & Co. Bede Bedward Row Beeston (Ches.) Beeston Castle station Bel, Alexander le Belfast (co. Antrim) Belgrave (Ches.) Belgrave, Viscount: see Grosvenor, Richard Belgravia (Lond.) Bellin, George Bellyetter, family Belper (Derb.) Benet, John Bennet, Robert Bennett, Francis the younger Frank, dean of Chester Bent's Brewery Benyon, Samuel Yate Berward Lane Besom Lane: see Windmill Lane Beswick, H. W. Bevin, William BHS (British Home Stores) Bickerstaffe, Isaac Bidston Biggins Sargent Partnership Birchills, Thomas see also Brickhill Bird, George John, bishop of Chester Birkenhead Birkenshaw, John Birmingham (Warws.) Birmingham & Liverpool Junction Canal Birmingham Wagon Co. Bishop Graham Memorial Ragged School Bishop Lloyd's House Bishop's Ditch Bishop's Street Bispham, William Black Diamond Street Black Friars Lane: see Arderne Lane Black Hall Black Pool Black Prince: see Edward the Black Prince Blackfriars Blackpool (Lancs.) Blackpool Bridge Blacon Blacon cum Crabwall see also Crabwall Blacon Avenue Blacon Hall Blacon Point Blore Heath (Staffs.) Blossoms Hotel Blue Bell Inn Blue Coat school Blund, John (d. 1317) John (fl. 1334-60) Roger family Boardman: see Parry, Boardman & Morris Boden, W. H. Bodvile, Peter Bold Square Bolingbroke, Henry, duke of Lancaster Boll Yard Bolland & Son Bolton (Lancs.) Bonewaldesthorne Tower Boot Inn Booth, Sir George Booth Mansion Bootle (Lancs.) Bootle, Richard Wilbraham Boots, Messrs. (Boots Cash Chemists Ltd.) Bordeaux Bornstein, A. Bostock, Alfred & Co. Edwin family Boston (Lincs.) Bosworth (Leics.) Bottoms Lane see also Newbold Lane Boudicca, queen of the Iceni Boughton see also Great Boughton; Spital Boughton Boughton Heath Boundary Lane Bourgneuf, Bay of Bowdon (Ches.) Bower, Foster Bowling Green Inn Bowling Green Mill Brabant (Belgium) Bradford (Yorks.) Bradford, John Robert of Bradleys, Messrs. Bradshaw, Edward Henry Richard Bramble: see Forbes Bramble Associates Brassey, J. E. & Co. family Breauté, Fawkes de Bredon, Robert of Brereton, John Randle Sir William (fl. 1409) William (fl. c. 1540) Sir William, Bt. Berewood, John Robert I Robert II Robert III family Brewer's Hall Brewer's Hall Hill Brickhill (Bucks.) Brickhill, Hugh I (d. 1292) Hugh II John Peter William family see also Birchills Bridge, Thomas Bridge House Bridge Street Bridge Trafford Bridgegate Bridgeman, Henry John, bishop of Chester Orlando Bristol Bristol-Myers Squibb British Aerospace British Home Stores: see BHS British Nuclear Fuels British Oil Works British Union of Fascists Brittany (France) Britton, Sydney Brock, Thomas Brock Carmichael, Messrs. Bromborough Bromfield Way see also Wrexham Road Brook, Percy Shelley Brook Hirst & Co. Ltd. see also Brookhirst Brook Lane Brook Street see also Greenway, The Brooke, Sir Richard, Bt. Brooke's Street see also Nicholas Street Mews Brookhirst Electrical Switchgear Ltd. see also Brook Hirst & Co. Ltd. Brookhirst Igranic Ltd. see also Brook Hirst & Co. Ltd. Broster, Richard Brotherhood, James & Associates Broughton (Flints.) Broughton, Valentine Broughton Park shopping centre (Flints.) Brown, Charles Henry Mrs. Phyllis W. F. & Co. William family Brown & Co. (Chester) Ltd. Brown & Sanders, Messrs. Brown, Holmes & Co., Messrs. Brown's Lane Brown's store Bruce, Robert Bruen, Calvin John see also Bruyn Bruen Stapleford Brunanburh Brunner, Sir John Brunner, Mond & Co. Brussels (Belgium) Bruyn, Richard le family see also Bruen Bryant Homes Buckley (Flints.) Buddicom, H. Buddicom estate Buddicom Park Buildwas (Salop.) Bultinghouse Bunbury, Sir Henry Bunce, family Bunce Lane Bunce Street Burnel, Sir Philip Burrell, Thomas Gaze Burrell's store Burton, Montague, Messrs. Bury (Lancs.) Butt & Co. Buttershops Button, Edward Byfield, Nicholas Byron, John, Baron Byron of Rochdale Sir Nicholas C & A, Messrs. Cable Row Cadwaldr ap Gruffudd Caer (i.e. Chester) Caerleon (Mon.) Caerlleon (i.e. Chester) Caernarfon (Caern.) Caernarfon, Edward of: see Edward II Caesar, Julius Calamy, Edmund Caldy (Ches.) Caldy Valley Road Calveley, Sir Hugh Mary wife of Sir Hugh Cambrian Testing Co. Cambridge Canal Side Canal Street Canterbury (Kent) archbishop of: see Arundel, Thomas; Baldwin; Laud, William Capel Lane Capelgate Capenhurst Capital Bank Carausius Cardiff (Glam.) Carlisle (Cumb.) Carmichael: see Brock Carmichael, Messrs. Carr, John (alias Corydon) William Carrickfergus (co. Antrim) Cartwright, Thomas, bishop of Chester Case, William Castle and Falcon Inn Castle Drive Castle Esplanade (Nuns Road) Castle Lane Castle Lane End Castle Place Castle Street Castletown (Isle of Man) Cathedral Green Catherine Street Catholic Apostolic Church Cayzer, Sir Charles, Bt. Central & District Properties Cerialis, Petillus Cestrian Mill Chadderton, William, bishop of Chester and later Lincoln Chainmaker Row Chaloner, Thomas family chamber, William of the: see William of the chamber Chamberlain, Robert see also Ranulph the chamberlain; Robert the chamberlain Chamberlaine, John Champayne, Henry Channel Islands Charles I, king of England Charles II, king of England Charles Street Chatham, earl of: see Pitt, William Cheshire Enterprise Centre Cheshire Lines Committee Cheshire Militia Cheshire Oaks shopping centre Cheshire Regiment Chester, abbot of bishops of see also Bird, John; Cartwright, Thomas; Chadderton, William; Cleaver, William; Coates, George; Downham, William; Ferne, Henry; Fisher, Geoffrey; Gastrell, Francis; Graham, John; Henry, Luke Paget; Jacobson, William; Lloyd, George; Morton, Thomas; Pearson, John; Peploe, Samuel; Peter; Scott, Cuthbert; Stratford, Nicholas; Stubbs, William; Sumner, J. B.; Vaughan, Richard; Walton, Brian Wilkins, John earls of: see also Arthur, prince of Wales; Edward I; Edward II; Edward, prince of Wales; Edward the Black Prince; Gherbod; Henry, prince of Wales; Hugh I; Hugh II; John, earl of Chester; Ranulph I; Ranulph II; Ranulph III; Richard, earl of Chester Chester abbey: see St. Werburgh's abbey Chester & Crewe Railway Co. Chester & Holyhead Railway Chester & North Wales Newspaper Co. Chester Archaeological Society Chester Artillery and Rifle Volunteers Chester Bank see also Chester Old Bank Chester Benevolent Institution Chester Business Park Chester Castle Chester Cathedral see also St. Werburgh's abbey Chester Chamber of Trade Chester City Football Club Chester City Mission Chester City Record Office Chester City Transport Chester Civic Trust Chester College Chester Co-operative Society Chester Cottage Improvement Co. Chester Council of Social Welfare Chester Cymmrodorion Society Chester Evangelical Free Church Council Chester Festival Chester field Chester Gas Light Co. Chester Gates Chester General station Chester Liberal Association Chester Lion Brewery Co. Ltd. see also Lion Brewery Chester Mill Hotel Chester Northgate Brewery Chester Northgate Brewery Co. Chester Northgate station Chester Old Bank see also Chester Bank Chester Provender & Carting Co. Chester Racecourse Chester Retail Park Chester Road Chester Royal Infirmary Chester Savings Bank Chester Socialist Society Chester Street Chester Traders' Association Chester Trades Council Chester Volunteer Regiment Chester Welsh Society Chester West Employment Area Chester Western Bypass Chester Zoo Cheyney Road Chlorus, Constantinus Cholmondeley, Robert, Viscount Cholmondeley of Kells and Baron Cholmondeley of Wichemalbank Chorlton, John of Christ Church Christleton Christleton Road Church of Christ Churton, W. H. Circular Drive City Club City Hospital City Road City Walls Road Clare, Gilbert of, earl of Hertford Thomas Clarke, Mrs. Kate Thomas Claudius, Emperor Claverton Claverton Court Claverton Ford Claverton Lane see also Duke Street Claverton Way see also Eaton Road Clay, Beatrice Clayton, Robin Cleaver, William, bishop of Chester Clerk: see Alexander; John the clerk; Peter the clerk; Philip the clerk; Richard the clerk; Thomas the clerk; William the clerk Cliffe, William Clifford Drive Clippe Gate Cliveden Road Clogher, bishop of: see Louth, bishop of Clover Lane Cnut, king of England Coates, George, bishop of Chester Cobham, Eleanor, wife of Humphrey duke of Gloucester Cockpit Hill Cockpit Mount Colchester (Essex) Cole, Whittle & Co. Collinson, Gilbert & Co. William Columbine, Francis Colwyn (Denb.) Colwyn Bay (Denb.) Comberbach, Roger Roger the younger family Commercial Hall Commercial News Room Commodus, Emperor Common Hall Commonhall Lane (John NormansLane; Moothall Lane) see also Commonhall Street Commonhall Street see also Commonhall Lane Compton, Cecily Coniston Road Connah's Quay (Flints.) Conney, Nicholas Constitutional Friendly Society Continental Can Co. Conwy (Caern.) Cook, William Cook Street Cooke, William Co-operative Wholesale Society Cop, The Coppenhall Corbridge (Northumb.) Corbusier, Le Cork (co. Cork) Cornmarket ward Cornwall Street Corvisors' Row Corwen (Merion.) Corydon, John: see Carr, John (alias Corydon) Cotgreave, family Cottage Street see also Garden Lane; Portpool Way Cotton, Peter Council for the Preservation of Rural England Council in the Marches of Wales Countess coffee house Countess of Chester Hospital Countess Way County Agricultural Show County Hall Courcy, John Courtaulds, Messrs. Coventry (Warws.) bishop of: see Arundel, John Cow Lane see also Frodsham Street Cowlane Gate Cowper, John Thomas family Cox & Miller, Messrs. Crabwall see also Blacon cum Crabwall Crane Street Crane Wharf Crewe Crewe, Sir Randle Crewe Street Crichton, J. & Co. Ltd. Crofts, The Crofts Lane see also Linenhall Street Crompton, William Cromwell, Oliver Crook Lane see also Crook Street; Gerrards Lane Crook Street see also Crook Lane; Gerrards Lane Crosland-Taylor, Claude George Cross, William Cross, The see also High Cross, The Crossley: see Royson & Crossley Crossman, Richard Crosville Motor Services Croxton, Thomas Cumberland Cuppin Lane Cuppin Street Curzon, Richard William Penn, Earl Howe Curzon Park Curzon Park North Curzon Park South see also Park Road Cymdeithas Cymry Caer Dafydd ap Llywelyn Daleside Daresbury, Ranulph of family Daresbury Hall Dark Row Dartmouth (Devon) Davenport, Ralph family David the miller Davies, John H. & Sons W. T. & Sons Dawpool, in Thurstaston q.v. Dawson: see Walker & Dawson Dawson Drive De Havilland: see Havilland, de, Messrs. Dean, Edward Deanery Fields Debenham Group Dee Banks Dee Bridge Dee Catchment Board Dee Hills Dee Hills House Dee Hills Park Dee House Dee Lane see also Payns Lode Dee Mills Dee Mineral Oil Co. (Dee Oil Co.) Dee Point Deeside Deeside Mills Deeside Regional Planning Scheme Deganwy (Caern.) Delamere Delamere Street Delves, Sir John Denbigh Denbighshire Dene field Denson, F. J. & Sons Derby Derby, earls of see also Stanley, Charles; Stanley, Edward; Stanley, E. G. V.; Stanley, Henry; Stanley, William Roger of Derbyshire Derbyshire, Jane Derwent Road Deva Deva Manufacturing Services Ltd. Deva Terrace Devedoeu Deykin, Nicholas Dickson, F. & A., Messrs. see also Dickson's Ltd. J. H. James & Son family Dickson's Drive Dickson's Ltd. see also Dickson, F. & A. Dilles Tower Dixon, Thomas Dixon & Co. Dobie, Samuel Dod, Gilling & Partners Dodd, William Dodleston Dodson, J. G. Dog Lane see also Little Parsons Lane Donald, earl of Mar Doncaster, William I of William II of William III of William IV of William V of family Douglas, John Douglas, Minshull & Co. Douglas, Minshull & Muspratt Dover, bishop of: see Ingworth, Richard Downham, William, bishop of Chester Dr. Walley's Mount Drogheda (co. Louth) Droop, J. P. Dublin (co. Dublin) Ducker, Edward Dudley, Robert, earl of Leicester Duke Street see also Claverton Lane Dunfoul, family Dunham Massey Dutch Houses Dutton, Edward F. W. Fulk Sir Piers family Dyserth (Flints.) Eadred, king of England Eadric Streona Eadric the wild Eadwig, king of England Ealdgyth, queen, wife of King Harold II Godwineson Earl Ranulph's forge Earl's Eye see also Meadows, The Earlsway Eastgate Eastgate Row Eastgate Row South Eastgate Street Eastgate Street Row Eastham Eaton (Ches.) see also Belgrave Eaton, Samuel family Eaton Hall Eaton Road see also Claverton Way Ebereyert, The Ebury (Mdx.) Ebury of Ebury Manor, Baron: see Grosvenor, Robert Eccles, family Ecclesiastical Commissioners Eccleston (Ches.) Eccleston Lane Eddowes, Ralph Edgar, king of England Edgar's Field see also Kettle's Croft Edmund I, king of England Edmund II Ironside, king of England Edward I, king of England Edward II, king of England Edward III, king of England Edward IV, king of England Edward VII, king of the United Kingdom Edward, prince of Wales etc., son of Henry VI Edward, The Lord: see Edward I Edward of Caernarfon: see Edward II Edward of Woodstock: see Edward the Black Prince Edward the Black Prince Edward the Confessor, king of England Edward the Elder, king of the West Saxons Edward the Martyr, king of England Edwards, Peter Thomas William Edward's Court Edwin, earl of Mercia Egerton, C. B. Sir John Grey, Bt. Sir Philip Sir Thomas family Egerton House Egerton Iron & Brass Foundry Egerton Street Egerton Street Saw Mill Eglaf, earl of Mercia Elizabeth II, queen of the United Kingdom Elizabeth of York, queen, wife of Henry VII Elizabeth Crescent Ellesmere & Chester Canal Ellesmere Port Ellington, E. B. Ellis, Robert Ely (Cambs.) Empire Exhibition (1925) Engineer: see Amaury the engineer; Richard the engineer Englefield (Flints.) see also Flintshire Epstein, Jacob Erle Drax Grosvenor, Richard: see Grosvenor, Richard Erle Drax Erneys family Ethelda Drive Evesham (Worcs.) Ewloe (Flints.) Ewloe, Edmund John family Exchange, The Exeter (Devon) Falcon Inn Falconer, William Falmouth (Cornw.) Farish, William Farndon Farrington, family Fauld (Staffs.) Faulkner Street Ferne, Henry, bishop of Chester Fiennes, Celia Finchett (later Finchett-Maddock) , John Finchett's Gutter Fisher, Geoffey, bishop of Chester FitzAlan, Richard, earl of Arundel William FitzMiles, Roger: see Roger of Gloucester or FitzMiles Five Ashes Road Flanders Fleshers' Row Fleshmongers Lane see also Newgate Street Fleshmongers' Row Fletcher, John Flint (Flints.) Flintshire see also Englefield Flintshire Oil & Cannel Co. Flooker's brook Flookersbrook Flookersbrook Foundry Flookersbrook Hall Fogge, Lawrence Forbes & Tate, Messrs. Forbes Bramble Associates Foregate Street Forest House Forum Centre Foster, Walter Fowey (Cornw.) Fowler Road France Francis Street Fresnell, Stephen Friends of the Cathedral Frodsham Frodsham Street see also Cow Lane Frontinus, Sextus Julius Frost, F. A. & Sons John T. A. & J. Sir Thomas family Frosts' Steam Mill Fulcards Lane see also White Friars Further Bridgegate Gamberell, William Gamul House Gamul Place Gamull, Andrew Sir Francis, Bt. William family Gap, The Garden Lane see also Cottage Street; Portpool Way Garden Terrace Garnett, William William & Son Garth Drive Gascony Gastrell, Francis, bishop of Chester Gateway Theatre Gaul Gaumont Cinema Gaveston, Piers Gee, Edmund Henry family General station: see Chester General station George IV, king of the United Kingdom George V, king of the United Kingdom George, David Lloyd.: see Lloyd George, David George Street see also Bag Lane Gerald of Wales Gerard, William Germany Gerrard, Enoch Gerrards Lane see also Crook Lane; Crook Street Gherbod, earl of Chester Gilbert: see Collinson, Gilbert & Co. Gladstone, W. E. W. H. Gladstone Avenue Gladstone Road Glamorgan Glasgow (Lanarkshire) Glazier, William Glegg, William Glendal, John Gloucester Gloucester, duchess of: see Cobham, Eleanor duke of: see Humphrey of Lancaster; Thomas of Woodstock Roger of: see Roger of Gloucester or FitzMiles Gloucester Street Glovers Houses Glovers' Row Gloverstone Glyn Dwr, Owain: see Owain Glyn Dwr Goblin Tower Godescall, hermit God's Providence House Godstall Lane Godwit Hall Goodman, Christopher William family Gorse Stacks, The see also Henwald's Lowe Gorst, Thomas B. & Sons Goss Lane Goss Street Goulburne, Robert Gowan, James Graham, John, bishop of Chester Grange Lane Grange Road Granville Road Gray, John & Co. Great Boughton Great ditch Great Room: see Mr. Eaton's Great Room Great Western Railway Green, Thomas Green Hall Green Lane see also Greenway Street Greenbank Greenway, The see also Brook Street Greenway Street see also Green Lane Greenwood, Charles Gregg, William Grenfell Baines, G.: see Baines, G. Grenfell Grey, Sir John Reynold de Grey ditch Grey Friars (Smith's Walk) Greyfriars Greyhound Retail Park Griffin, king: see Gruffudd ap Llywelyn Griffiths Bros. Grimsditch, Richard Grosvenor, Hugh Lupus, styled Earl Grosvenor, later 3rd marquess of Westminster, afterwards 1st duke of Westminster Hugh Richard Arthur, 2nd duke of Westminster Norman de L'Aigle Sir Richard, 1st Bt. Sir Richard, 2nd Bt. Sir Richard, 7th Bt., later Baron Grosvenor of Eaton, afterwards 1st Earl Grosvenor Richard, styled Viscount Belgrave, later 2nd marquess of Westminster Richard Erle Drax Sir Robert, 6th Bt. Robert, 2nd Earl Grosvenor, later 1st marquess of Westminster Robert, styled Lord Robert Grosvenor, later 1st Baron Ebury of Ebury Manor Sir Thomas, 3rd Bt. Thomas (1764-1851) family Grosvenor Bridge Grosvenor Centre Grosvenor Club Grosvenor Court Grosvenor estate Grosvenor Hotel Grosvenor Laing shopping precinct Grosvenor Motor Co. Grosvenor Museum Grosvenor Park Grosvenor Park Road Grosvenor Road Grosvenor Street Groves, The Gruffudd ap Cynan, king of Gwynedd Gruffudd ap Llywelyn, king of Gwynedd Gruffudd ap Maredudd Guilden Sutton G.W.R: see Great Western Railway Gwynedd, kingdom of Hadrian, Emperor Hadrian's Wall Haig, Sir Douglas Hale family Halifax (Yorks.) Hall, Ralph William Hallé Orchestra Halley, Edmund Ham Green (Som.) Hamilton Place Hamilton's Park Hamley, Samuel Hanbury (Staffs.) Hancock, Thomas Handbridge Handbridge fort Handel, G. F. Hanley (Staffs.) Harald III Hardrada, king of Norway Hardware, Henry family Hardy, Matthew Hargrave (Ches.) Harker: see Rowse, Herbert J. & Harker Harley, Robert, earl of Oxford Harman U.K. Ltd. Harold II Godwineson, king of England Harre, Alexander (alias the clerk) Harrison, George James Thomas Harvey, John Robert Hatton, Agnes wife of John John family Hatton Road Haverfordwest (Pemb.) Havilland, de, Messrs. Hawarden (Flints.) Hawarden, John William Hawarden Bridge steelworks: see Shotton steelworks Hawker Siddeley, Messrs. Haydock, Sir Gilbert Haygarth, Dr. John Hayton, Arthur J. Heath Lane Hebden Bridge (Yorks.) Helewise, prioress Hemingway, Joseph Hendersons Ltd. Henry I, king of England Henry II, king of England Henry III, king of England Henry V, king of England Henry VI, king of England Henry VII, king of England Henry VIII, king of England Henry IV, Emperor Henry V, Emperor Henry, prince of Wales etc., son of James I Henry, Luke Paget, bishop of Chester Matthew Henwald's Lowe see also Gorse Stacks, The Hepworths, Messrs. Hereford Hereford, earl of: see Roger of Gloucester or FitzMiles Heritage Court Herkin's Well field Heronbridge Hertford, earl of: see Clare, Gilbert of Hesketh, family see also Thomas & Hesketh Heywood, William family Hickock, Richard Higden, Ranulph High Cross, The see also Cross, The Higher Ferry Highfield Highfield Road Hilbre Island Hill, Octavia Hingamund, Norseman Hirst, John A. Hitchens, Thomas Hodkinson, Edward Holes, Hugh de Holford, Thomas Holland (Netherlands) Hollow Way Holme, Randle I Randle II Randle III Randle IV family Holmes: see Brown, Holmes & Co. Holt (Denb.) Holy Cross, church of: see St. John's church Holy Trinity church Holy Trinity parish Holyhead (Ang.) Holywell (Flints.) Home & Colonial, Messrs. Honey Stairs Hoole Hoole heath Hoole Lane Hoole Road Hope (Flints.) Hope, John family Hopedale (Flints.) Horn Lane Mount Horsegate Hostage, Tatlock & Partners Hotspur: seePercy, Sir Henry Hough Green House of Industry Howard, Thomas, earl of Surrey Howe, Earl: seeCurzon, R. W. P. Howson, J. S., dean of Chester Howth (co. Dublin) Hoylake Hugh I, earl of Chester Hugh II, earl of Chester Hugh, agent of Vale Royal abbey Hugh the mercer Hugh Street Hughes, Thomas Hughes & Lancaster, Messrs. Humberston, Philip Humphrey of Lancaster, duke of Gloucester Hunt, Henry Richard Hunter, James Hunter Street Hunter's Walk Huntingdon, Henry of Huntington Hurrell family Hydraulic Engineering Co. Hywel Dda (Hywel the Good), king of Deheubarth etc. Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) Imperial Tobacco Ince, Nicholas Peter Robert William the elder William Inchtuthil (Perthshire) Independent Labour Party Ingworth, Richard, bishop of Dover Inland Revenue Insall, Donald Donald & Associates Invincible Homes Ipswich (Suff.) Ireland Irfara, thegn Ironmonger Lane: see St. John's Lane Ironmongers' Row Iscoyd (Flints.) Iseult, aunt of Pain Isle of Man: see Man, Isle of Jacobson, William, bishop of Chester James I, king of England James II, king of England James, duke of Monmouth Jeeves, Gordon Jeffreys, Sir George Jervis, Sir John Jiggens, A. H. F. John, king of England John, earl of Chester John son of Ulketel: see Ulkel, John John the clerk John Normans Lane: see Commonhall Lane Johnson, Bryan Edward Edward & Bryan, Messrs. William family Jollye's Hall Jonas's Court Jones, David Francis Francis Gerard Leslie Michael Norman Owen Richard; see also Richard Jones Ltd. Rowland Sydney W. Matthews William Joyce, Rachel Justing Croft Justing Croft Mount