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'Index: L - Z', in A History of the County of Stafford: Volume 17, Offlow Hundred (Part), (London, 1976) pp. 296-310. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/staffs/vol17/pp296-310 [accessed 17 March 2024]
Index
L - Z
Labour Church, 63, 249
Labour party, 46, 50, 120, 123, 217-
18, 226
Laing:
Eliz., 238
J. F., vicar of St. Michael's,
Walsall, 238-9
Laleham (Mdx.), 31
Lambert Bros., 201
Lambert's End, see Bromwich, West
Lambeth (Surr.), 117; and see Brixton
Lancashire, see Ashton-under-Lyne;
Liverpool; Rochdale; St. Helens;
Salford; Warrington; Wigan
Lancashire Insurance Co., 49
Lander, — (fl. c. 1825), 104
Lane:
Chas., 105, 107-8
Edw., minister of All Saints', West
Bromwich, 52
Josiah, 37
Mary, see Birch
Thos., 271
Thos., his grds., 216, 271
fam., 105
Langham, Wm., 264 n
Langley, N. T., vicar of St. John's,
West Bromwich, 58
Langley Brook, 277
Langthorne (in Bedale, Yorks. N.R.),
270
Lapley, see Wheaton Aston
Lathwell, Edmond, 173
Latimer, Eliz. le, m. John de Neville,
Lord Neville, 171
Latter-day Saints (Mormons), 63,
131, 244, 282
Lavender:
G. L., 192
H. E., architect, 223, 233, 267, 282
Lavender & Twentyman, architects,
239
Lawley:
Sir Fra., 216
Sir Rob. (d. 1793), 101
Sir Rob., later Baron Wenlock (d.
1832), 101
Lay, John de, 169
Lea, Moses, 68
Leamore, see Bloxwich
leather trades, 30-1, 151, 153, 156,
199, 202-4, 220, 266
Leathercraft, Museum of, see London
Leckie, J. A., M.P., 218, 226, 275
Leeds, 114
Lees:
Fred., 109
Jos., 109
Legge:
Augustus, bp. of Lichfield, 3
Geo., earl of Dartmouth (d. 1810),
16, 20, 40
Gerald Humphry, earl of Dart-
mouth, 18, 55
Humphry, earl of Dartmouth (d.
1962), 60
Wm., Baron Dartmouth, later earl
of Dartmouth (d. 1750), 3, 18-
19, 29, 39-40, 43 n, 44, 51, 129
Wm., earl of Dartmouth (d. 1801),
3, 12, 19-20, 22 n, 35, 41, 52,
63-4, 106
Wm., earl of Dartmouth (d. 1853),
3, 5, 16, 18, 20-2, 31, 33, 40,
43, 45, 48, 52-6, 69, 75-6, 78,
82, 106
Wm., earl of Dartmouth (d. 1958),
18, 50, 60
as Vct. Lewisham, 5, 50
Wm. Heneage, earl of Dartmouth
(d. 1936), 5, 30, 73, 93
Wm. Wal., earl of Dartmouth (d.
1891), 5, 20, 46, 53-4, 59, 75-
6, 78, 83, 105, 115, 126
as Vct. Lewisham, 20
fam., 3
Leicester, 179
Leicestershire, see Gopsall; Lough-
borough; Wigston Parva
Leigh:
Sir Edw. (d. 1617), 176
Sir Edw. (d. 1671), 247, 250
Edw. (fl. 1718), 176
Esther, w. of Wm., 176
Hen., 176 n
Wm., 176
fam., 176-7
Leighswood mineral rly., 278
Leominster (Herefs.), 174
Leonard, Chas., 31-3
Lester:
W. M., 246
W. M., & Sons Ltd., 194
Lever Bros., 42
Leveson, Wal., 190
Lewisham, vcts., see Legge
Lewisham, see Sydenham
Liberal party, 46, 50, 72, 217, 226,
252; and see National Liberals
Lichfield, 11, 24 n, 47, 57, 125, 146,
178, 222
bps. of, 51, 55-60, 125, 127, 238-9;
and see Legge; Selwyn
cath., 229
canons, see Kynnardessey; Reynold; Ridell
chantries, 27, 177, 180, 279
chapter, 124-5, 226
dean, see Yotton
obits, 27
vicars choral, 26-7
the Close, 3
man., 98, 118
Midland Truant (later Beacon)
Sch., 254-5
museum, 219 n
New College, 27
St. Mary's guild, 180
St. Michael's par., see Fisherwick;
Pipehill
synods at, 50
Lichfield and Coventry, bp. of, see
Ryder
Lichfield and Tamworth parl. constituency, 225
Lichfield Diocesan Schools Society,
77
Lilleshall (Salop.), 190
Lillingston, A. S., 109
limestone-working, 152, 161, 168,
190-2
Lincolnshire, see Barton-upon-
Humber
Lisle, Lord, see Grey
Little Aston, see Aston, Little
Little Bloxwich, see Bloxwich
Little Bromwich, see Bromwich,
Little
Littleton:
Charlotte, see Rowley
Edw. Geo. Percy, Baron Hatherton
(d. 1930), 151-2, 163, 239
Edw. John (formerly Walhouse),
Baron Hatherton (d. 1863), 20,
151, 153, 160-1, 177, 192-3,
236
Edw. Ric., Baron Hatherton (d.
1888), 151-3, 153 n, 161, 164,
190, 226, 239, 246 n
John, 16
fam., 23
and see Lyttelton
Liverpool, 42, 174
Llangollen (Denb.), 255
Bryntysilio Outdoor Education
Centre, 255
Lloyd, Annie, 66
Lloyd & Co., 116 n
lock-making, 164, 195-6, 198-200
London, 50, 109, 111, 195
as address, 16, 18, 128-9, 173-6,
196, 218, 222, 229, 232-6,
238-9, 252, 255, 257, 269-70,
272, 279
bp. of, see Foliot
Clement's Inn, 174
Exhibitions:
Great (1851), 111
International (1862), 202
Holborn, 69
Museum of Leathercraft, 252
plague, 220
London & Birmingham Railway, 110
Lones, Jabez, 120
Lones, Raybould & Vernon, 112
Lones, Vernon & Holden, 112, 113
Long, Alfred, architect, 131
Long Itchington, see Bascote
Longdon, 118
Longmore, Mary, w. of Dr. Tom,
175
Longthorpe (in St. John's, Peter-
borough, Northants.), 179
Lord Hay's branch canal, 168
Lords Hay, see Essington
Loughborough (Leics.), 233
Lowe:
Alex., 21, 32
Alice, see Shelton
Eliz., 21, 23
Humph., 16
Jesson, 20-1, 32
John (d. 1702), 23, 35, 67
John (d. 1729), 23 n
John (d. 1740), 23, 32
Paul, 23 n
Sam. (d. 1741), 23 n
Sam. (d. 1783), 23
Sarah, 21
fam., 67
Loxton:
Bros. (S. and J.), architects, 65,
245-6, 251
S., architect, 282
Lutwyche, Chas., 103
Lyddiatt (Lyddyat):
Chas., 107
Hugh, 190
John, 202, 269
Lyle:
John, 214
Wm., 214, 266
Lynch, J. T., architect, 61, 241
Lyndene (Bloxwich) Co. Ltd., 202
Lyndon, see Bromwich, West
Lyne Purl, 47
Lyon, Harriet, 267
Lyttelton:
Sir Hen., 108
Sir John, 108
and see Littleton
Machin, John, 229
Mackey, — (fl. c. 1882), 95
Maclean, John, & Sons Ltd., 175
Madin, John, Design Group, 5, 59
Magenis, fam., 22
Magot, Wm., 266
Malley, Agnes, 15 n
Malpus, W. H., 199
Manchester, see Salford
Manifold Printing Co., 71
Manifoldia Ltd., 71
March (Marche):
John, 177
Ric., 196
Marchall (Marchal), see Marshall
Marchis:
Emme le, 173
Thos. le, 173
Wal., 173
Markwick, W. F., architect, 242
Marlow:
Thos. (fl. c. 1870), 238
Thos. (fl. c. 1901, ? another), 239
Marmont, Miss, 104
Marnham, de:
Isabel, see Freeman
John (fl. 1327), 15
John (d. by c. 1420), 15
Marg., see Bromwich
Margery, 15
Ric (d. c. 1295), 15, 30
Ric. (d. by 1347), 15
Wm., 15
fam., 17
Marriott, J. J., 192
Marryatville (S. Australia), 275
Marsh, Edw., 267-8
Marsh, Messrs., 25
Marshall (Marchal, Marchall):
Hen., 213 n
Ric., 194
Wm. (fl. 1404-5), 194
Wm. (fl. 1834-64), 99
Marson:
Hen., 60
Sarah Anne, 60
Martin & Chamberlain, architects, 48
Martyn, Fra., Rom. Cath. priest, 61,
240
Mary I, 234
Mason:
Jas. Rooker (fl. 1834), 208
Jas. Rooker (fl. 1871, ? another),
174
T., & Sons Ltd., 118
Titus, 118
Mather, Wm., 94
Matthews, Thos., 192
Mavesyn Ridware, 101
Maw Green, see Walsall
Maxstoke (Warws.), Castle, 106
Mayer's Green, see Bromwich, West
Mayo, John, 67
Mazak Ltd., 194
Mears, Thos., bell-founder, 233, 236
Mears & Stainbank, bell-founders,
236
Mellish:
Frances, see Buchanan
Sir Geo., 152
fam., 152
Mercer, Wm., 194
Merchant Taylors' Company, 233,
234, 255, 270
Mercury Securities Ltd., 194
Merevale (Warws.), abbot of, 229
Merry Hill, see Smethwick
Messiah
(oratorio), 103
metal-working, 30-9, 65, 107 n, 109-
15, 171, 185, 192-202, 280
and see bedstead ind.; boiler-
making; brass ind.; buckle-
making; chain-making; engineering; gun-making; hollowware ind.; horse-furniture
ind.; iron manufacture; nailing;
plating; steel manufacture;
tube-making
Methodist Episcopal Church of the
United States of America, 4
Methodists, 4, 57, 63-7, 76-7, 79,
84-5, 131-4, 137, 139, 236, 241,
244-7, 259-60, 264, 282
Middlemore:
Ric., 179
fam., 22
Middlesex, see Hornsey; Laleham
Middleton:
Jas., 112, 127
John, 33
Thos., 112
Middleton (Warws.), 190
Midland Aeroquipment Ltd., 245
Midland Christian Union, 70
Midland District, vicars apostolic of
(Rom. Cath.), 240
Midland Motor Cylinder Co. Ltd.,
114
Midland Printing Co., 72
Midland Railway, 168
'Midland Red', see Birmingham and
Midland Motor Omnibus Co.
Midland United Newspapers Ltd.,
73
Midlands Electricity Board, 49, 122,
225
Miller, Jas., Wesleyan Methodist
minister, 245 n
Millerchip, fam., 246
Mills:
Bridget, 273
Wm., Ltd., 114
Milton and Elsecar Ironworks, see
Wath upon Dearn
Milverton (Warws.), 106
Milward, F., & Son Ltd., 205
Miners' Welfare Committee, 163
Ministers, Trustees for Maintenance
of, 51
Mint, Royal, 110
Mitchell:
Arthur, 142
Harry, 126, 135-6
Hen., 117, 136, 142
Hen., & Co., 117, 122, 135
J. E., 142
Sir John, 124
Wm., (Pens) Ltd., 118
fam., 126, 142
Mitchells & Butlers Ltd., 22, 113,
117-18, 127, 142, 206
Mitton, E. S., architect, 130
moated sites, 18, 163, 171-3, 175,
179
Moilliet:
Amelia, see Keir
J. L., 103-5
Jas., 105, 137
—, w. of Jas., 137
Mollesley:
Margery, w. of Thos., 266
Rog. de, 177
Thos., 13, 214, 228, 266
Mollesley's Dole, 145, 147, 153-7,
159, 161, 163-4, 266-7, 277
Mond, Dr. Ludwig, 117
Mond Nickel Co. Ltd., 117
Monmouthshire, see Cwmbran
Montagu, mchnss. of, see Ingaldesthorpe
Moore (More):
Phoebe, w. of Ralph, m. 2 Ric.
Parker, 85
Ralph, 85
Rob., 210 n
Morcar (fl. 1002), 169
More, see Moore
Morgan, T. H., Baptist minister, 104
Mormons, see Latter-day Saints
Morris:
Jos., 117
Thos., 32
Wm., 32
Morteyn, de:
Emecina, see Rous
Eustace, 169 n
Sir Rog., 169, 171, 173, 184, 186,
192, 212
Wm., 169, 170 n, 180
Sir Wm., 169, 171, 184
Moseley, see Mosley
Moseley (in Bushbury), 22
Mosley (Moseley):
O. E. (later Sir Oswald), 123
Rob., 273
Moss, A. W., architect, 132
Mothering Sunday, 131
motor ind., 38, 114, 198, 200
motorways:
M5, 1, 6, 10-13, 96, 98
M6, 6, 12-13, 96, 167-8, 172
Mould, John, 100
Mountfort:
Sir Baldwin, 171
Edm., 171
Sir Edw. (d. 1632), 172, 239
Edw. (d. 1672), 172, 240
Eliz., w. of Edw., 172, 240
Eliz., m. 1 Thos. Harris (fl. 1684),
2 Jonas Slaney (d. by 1727),
172
Fra., 172
Joan, w. of Wm. (d. 1452), 171
Rob., 171
Sir Sim. (d. 1495), 15 n, 171
Sim. (d. by 1548), 172
Sim. (d. 1664), 172, 239-40
Sim. (d. c. 1672), 172
Thos., 171
Wm. (d. 1452), 171, 173
Wm. (d. 1610), 172
—, w. of Sir Edw., 239
—, w. of Wm., 239
Mountrath:
ctss. of, see Newport
earl of, see Coote
Moxhull (in Wishaw, Warws.), 266
Moxley (in Wednesbury), 121
Much Wenlock, see Wenlock, Much
Muckley Corner, see Pipehill
Mullett, Edw., 104
munitions ind., 6
Munns, —, Baptist minister, 106
Muntz:
Geo. Fred., 20, 88, 100-1, 111
G. F., his s., 111
G. F., & Co., 94, 111
P. H., 100
Muntz's Metal Co. Ltd., 111, 114
Murchison, R. I. (later Sir Roderick),
40
Murdock, Ann, 83
Murray:
David Christie, 3-4
Hen., 4
Murrey, Sam., 273
Muslims, 249
mystery plays, 250
Naden, Thos., architect, 237
nailing, 34-5, 61, 107, 109, 113,
194-5, 199, 277, 280
Nall, John, 15
Nantgwynant (Caernarvons.), Plas
Gwynant Adventure School, 75
National Coal Board Mineworkers'
Pension Fund, 5
National Liberals, 226
National Unionists, 50
Needham, Dr. Wal., 16
Needle Industries Group, 199
Negus, Jas., 35
Neri, St. Philip, 129
Nether Haddon, see Haddon, Nether
Nettlefold, J. S., 113
Nettlefold & Chamberlain, 113, 140
Nettlefolds Ltd., 113, 135
Neville:
Anne, see Beauchamp
Eliz., see Latimer
Eliz., m. Thos. le Scrope, Lord
Scrope of Upsall, 18
Isabel, see Ingaldesthorpe
New Church, see Swedenborgians
New Delaville Spelter Co. Ltd., 194
New Party, 123
New Testament Church of God, 249
New Town, see Bromwich, West
New York, 61
New Zealand, 42, 207
Newbolt, Sir Hen., 145
Newbury (Berks.), 125
Newcastle-under-Lyme, 219
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 61
Newey, Mrs., 83
Newey & Foster, 252
Newland, Wm., 89, 131
Newnes, Geo. (later Sir Geo.), 88
Newport:
Diana, m. Algernon Coote, earl of
Mountrath, 170
Mary, see Wilbraham
Ric., earl of Bradford, 170, 185
Thos., earl of Bradford, 170
Newport, Vct., see Bridgeman
Newport (Salop.), 99
Newsham, J. H., vicar of Holy
Trinity, Smethwick, 125
Newton, Mary, & Co., 192
Newton, see Hamstead
Newtown, see Essington
Nicholls, Thos., 175
Nichols, G. B., architect, 5, 126, 131,
218
Nichols & Morgan, architects, 251
Nicholson:
Chas. Hen., organ-builder, 207
Maria, organ-builder, 207
Nicholson & Lord (later Nicholson
& Lord (Walsall) Ltd.), organ-
builders, 207
Nicholson & Son, organ-builders,
207
nickel ind., 117
Nicklin, Jas. C., Ltd., 130
Nicoll, Frances Cath. Gunter, m.
Wm. Legge, earl of Dartmouth
(d. 1801), 20
Nightingale:
John, 231
Jos., 206
Nock:
John, 42, 116
fam., 67
Noell:
Edw., 179
Jas., 179
Norfolk, duke of, see Howard
Norris, John, 34
North Harborne, see Smethwick
Northam, see Appledore
Northamptonshire, 39; and see Corby;
Longthorpe
Northfield (Worcs., later mainly Bir-
mingham), 99
Weoley Castle, 14, 15 n
Northumberland, duke of, see Dudley
Northumberland, see Newcastle-upon-
Tyne
Norton, King's (Worcs., later mainly
Birmingham), 103, 146
Moseley Hall, 103
poor-law union, 119
Norton Canes, 228, 255; and see
Brownhills
Norton-under-Cannock United Dis-
trict school board, 283
Norwich Union Fire Office, 224
Nye, Thos., 33
Oakley & Coulson, architects, 135
Ocker Hill (in Tipton), 14, 98
Oerton, F. B., 149, 154
Offenham (Worcs.), 177
office equipment, manufacture of, 38
Offini, de:
Christine, w. of Guy, 50
Geva, w. of Ric. s. of Wm. s. of
Guy, 15 n
Guy, 15, 26, 50
Ralph, s. of Guy, 50
Ric. s. of Guy, 15 n, 50
Ric. s. of Wm. s. of Guy, 15, 51
Ric. s. of Wm. s. of Ric., see Brom-
wich
Wm. s. of Guy, 15, 18
Wm. s. of Wm. s. of Guy, 15
Ogley Hay, see Brownhills
Ogley Hay and Brownhills Gas Co.
Ltd., 281
Old End, see Bromwich, West
Old Hall Tableware Ltd., 201
Old Swinford, see Swinford, Old
Oldbury (in Halesowen, Salop. and
Worcs.), 21, 24, 45-6, 71, 87, 89,
92, 109, 119, 121, 129
Bromford, q.v.
Bromford Colliery, 25
burial board, 122
chap., 67
educ., 139, 141
ind., 30, 106, 117
man., 30
mill, 30, 109
newspapers, 72, 135
Prot. nonconf., 131
public health, 121
rly., 14
Rom. Cath., 61
Rood End, 141
Tat Bank, 98
trams, 49-50
Victoria Rd., 92
Wallexhall, 30
O'Neill, Arthur, 130
Oratory, Congregation of the, 129
organ-builders, see Avery; Dresser;
Green; Hawkins; Holt; Nicholson; Smith; Stanton
Osborne:
Geo., Presbyterian minister, 67, 72
Wm., 72
Oscott (in Handsworth), 240
Osney (Oxon.), abbot of, 182
Overend, see Bromwich, West
Owen, Josiah, Presbyterian minister,
145
Owen & Ward, architects, 71, 134
Oxford, 40
Cardinal Coll., 18, 26, 51
St. John's Coll., 234
Oxfordshire, 39; and see Holton;
Osney
packing-cases, manufacture of, 208
Packing Supplies (Walsall) Ltd., 208
Page:
Edm., 100
Geo., 100 n
Paget:
Thos., Baron Paget, 190
Wm., Baron Paget, 190
fam., 98
Pakistanis, 3, 71, 88, 135, 145, 249
Palfrey, see Walsall
Palmer:
Phil., 115
Thos., 115
Pankhurst, Christabel, 123
Pargeter, P., 160
Park Brook, 143, 183-4
Parker:
Dorothy, w. of Nic., 172
Jeremiah, 31, 34
John, 229, 234, 236, 270
Mary, see Hawe
Nic. (d. 1627), 215, 271
Nic. (fl. early 1660s), 173
Nic. (fl. 1728), 172
Phoebe, see Moore
Ric., 85
Rob. (d. c. 1625), 233, 270
Rob. (d. 1806), 178
Thos., 178
Thos. Hawe, 178, 269
Wm. (d. 1616), 225, 234, 255, 269
Wm. (fl. 1813), 199
Parkes:
Dorothy, 89, 103, 123-4, 129, 137,
142
Sir Harry Smith, 145
Philemon, 83
Ric., 33
Thos. (d. 1602), 29, 32-3, 38-9,
190
Thos. (fl. 1618), 33, 184
Thos. (fl. later 17th cent.), 123
— (fl. c. 1860), 41
Parsons:
Rob., 175
Wal., 3
Partridge (Partriche, Partrydge):
Hen., 28
John, 35
fam., 240 n
Patent Nut and Bolt Co. Ltd., 37,
113, 130
Patent Rivet Co., 112
Patent Urban Manure Co. Ltd., 207
Patshull, Patshull Hall, 20
Pattison, Dorothy Wyndlow (Sister
Dora), 145, 149, 222-3, 225
Paviour, Thos., 175
Paxton, Jos., 111, 115
Paynel:
Gervase, 15
John, 169
Margery, see Rous
Ric., 155
Peache Trustees, 56
Peake:
E. C., 193
W. A., 193
Pearman Smith, W. J. (later Sir
Wm.), 154
Pearsall:
John, 100
Thos. (d. 1714), 100, 107
Thos. (d. 1759), 100
and see Peshall
Pearson:
J. L., architect, 236
Mrs., 247
Pearte, Eliz., m. 1 Wm. Flaxall, 2 Wm.
Walker, 177
Pelsall (in St. Peter's, Wolverhampton), 176, 212, 221, 270
Pelsall Tool and Engineering Co.
Ltd., 280
Pemberton, Mrs., 266
Pemerton, Martin, 192
pen-making, 118, 200
Pen Moel, see Tidenham
Pendeford (in Tettenhall), Hall, 100
Penkridge, 225
stone, 239
Penn, Thos., 28
Penny:
Jos., 142
Mary Ann, w. of Jos., 142
Penrose, Thos., 204
Perkins, E., & Co. Ltd., 208
Perks & Otway, 202
Perrot, F. D., assistant curate of Holy
Trinity, Smethwick, 135
Perry:
F. C., 193
John, Rom. Cath. priest, 240
Perry Barr, see Barr, Perry
Persehouse:
Eliz., m, Rob. Burgis, 177
Eliz., see Walker
Humph., 172 n, 233, 273
John (d. 1605), 177, 250
John (d. 1636), 155, 177, 182-4,
186, 190, 209, 214, 229, 267,
271
John (d. 1667 or 1668), 177, 182,
190, 269
John (d. 1713), 177, 216
John (d. by 1735), 177
Ric. (d. 1650), 177
Ric. (d. 1771), 177
Wm., 177, 216, 244
fam., 191, 250
Peshall (formerly Pearsall), Revd.
John, 100
Peterborough (Northants.), see Long-thorpe
Peters, Mic., 35
pewter-ware, 196
Peyto, Sir Edw., 32
Phillips, J. A., & Co. Ltd., 114
Picken, John, 275
Piddock (Piddocke), see Cowper
Piercy:
Grace, 25
J. H. W., 25
John Edwards, 25, 41
pig-keeping, 8, 28, 46-7, 120-1, 220
Pilkington, Alfred, architect, 129
Pilkington Bros., 116
Pincher, Edw., architect, 48, 65, 71,
132
Pipehill (in St. Michael's, Lichfield),
Muckley Corner, 165
Pirton:
Dorothy, see Cockayne
Wm., 179
Pitt, Dr. Isaac, 126
plague, 220, 223
Plas Gwynant Adventure School, see
Nantgwynant
Plastics Products Co., 208
plating, 156, 198, 208
Pleasant Sunday Afternoon movement; 68
Pleck, see Walsall
Plundered Ministers, Committee for,
227
Plymouth, 179-80
dockyard, 25
Pole, Wm. de la, marquess of Suffolk,
228
Pope:
John, & Sons, 108
Luke, 103, 107-8
fam., 92, 103
Port Sunlight (in Bebington, Ches.),
42
Portland stone, 141
Potter:
Peter, 145, 147, 151, 154, 264
fam., 209
pottery ind., 118
Powell:
Thos., 33
Miss, 69
fam., 100
and see Allen
Pratt:
Phil., jr., 227
Phil., sr., 227
fam., 186
Presbyterians, later United Reformed
Church, 52 n, 63, 67-8, 72, 83,
133, 145, 215, 247-8, 257
Prescot (Lancs.), see St. Helens
Preston, — (fl. later 18th cent.),
227
Prestwode, de:
Hen., 186
John, 186
Prestwood (in Kingswinford), 67, 98
Ho., 83, 85
Pretty:
Thos., 176
Wm., 173
Winefrid (née Cowley), 176
Price:
Eliz., w. of Thos., m. 2 —
Beckett, 176
John (fl. 1746), 186
John (fl. later 18th cent.), 176
Sam., 197
Thos. (d. by 1756), 176
Thos. (d. 1822), 31, 191
Thos. (d. 1826), 176
fam., 22, 31
Priestley:
J. B., writer, 10
Sam., 174
Primitive Christians, 249
Prince, A., 125
Pritchard, H. L., and his w., 129
Protestant Evangelical Church, 133
Prot. nonconf., see Birmingham;
Bloxwich; Bromwich, West;
Delves; Great Bridge; Handsworth; Smethwick; Walsall;
Walsall Wood
Providence Young Men's Bible Class,
133
Pugh, John, 83
Punjab, 88, 134
Purcell:
Edw., and his w., 240
Thos., 240
fam., 240
Purefey:
Anne, see Ashton
Gamaliel, 175
Puritanism, 52, 229
Quakers, see Friends
Queen Anne's Bounty, 52, 56-7, 126,
234, 237
Queen Mary
(liner), 202
Quinton, the (in Halesowen, Salop.
and Worcs.), 128-9
Rabone:
Edw., 105
Ric., 105, 137 n
Radicalism, 72, 264
ragged schs., 79, 259
Ralph (fl. 1086), 15
Randle, Fred., architect, 129
Rastrick, J. U., 224
Rawlinson, Ellen, 267
Ray Hall (formerly in Great Barr in
Aldridge, later in West Bromwich), 47
Rea, river, 1
Reddell, Edw., 31
Reeve, Ric., 48
Reignolds, see Reynolds
Repton, John, 34
Revivalists, 46
Reynold:
Thos., canon of Lichfield cath., 27
Wm., 177
Reynolds (Reignolds):
E. F., architect, 129
Geo., 206
Hannah, 206
John (fl. 1625), 32
John, Presbyterian minister (d.
1683), 247
John, Presbyterian minister (d.
1727), 145
John (d. 1820), 99-100, 104
John, his s., 99-100
Ribbesford (Worcs.), 137
Richard, unidentified prior, 27
Richards:
H. S., 117
H. S., Ltd., 117
John, 23
John, his s., 23
Sam., 23
Richardson, Chas., 133
Richmond:
ctss. of, see Beaufort
duke of, see fitz Roy
Rickerscote (in Castle Church), 273
Ricketts, Geo., 274
Ridell, John, canon of Lichfield cath.,
27
Rider:
Nic. (b. 1579), 21 n
Nic. (fl. 1650s and 1660s), 31
Nic. (d. 1703), 31
Rob. (d. 1561-2), 21, 31
Rob. (d. c. 1579), 21
Rob. (d. 1646), 21
Sim., 21, 60
fam., 31, 34, 60
and see Ryder
Ridgacre branch canal, 14, 29
Riding, John, 42
Ridware, Wm., rector of Swynnerton,
268
Ridyard, Edna (née Whitehouse), 24
Riley, Fleet & Newey, 8
Rio-Tinto Zinc Corporation Ltd., 194
riots, 63, 67, 145-6, 182, 223, 244,
248, 267
Rivers, Lord, see Wydevill
Robert the schoolmaster, 254
Roberts:
Chas., 191
J. G., vicar of St. Mary's, Bear-
wood, Smethwick, 128
Jas., 5, 36
Ric., 104
Robinson:
J. R., 251-2
Ric., 273
Sarah, probably w. of Thos., 117
Thos. (fl. 1841), 117
Thos. (fl. 1850s), 117
Robinson Bros. Ltd., 43
Robinson Chemicals Ltd., 207
Robyns, Wm., 16 n
Rochdale (Lancs.), 207
Rochford:
Joan, see Hillary
Sir John, 171
Rogers, —, architect, 68
Romaine, Revd. Wm., 64 n
Roman Catholicism, see Aldridge;
Bloxwich; Bromwich, West;
Delves; Smethwick; Walsall;
Walsall Wood
Rood End, see Oldbury
Roos:
Joan, 173
Rob., 173
rope-making, 205-6
Roper, Thos., vicar of Holy Trinity,
Smethwick, 125
Ross:
Jos., 195
Matt., 195
Thos., 195
Rotton Park, see Birmingham
Rous, le (Ruffus):
Alice, m. Nic. l'Archer, 169-70
Emecina, m. 1 Geof. de Bakepuse,
2 Wm. de Morteyn, 169, 171,
184
Herb., 169, 180
Isabel, w. of Sir Wm., 184
Joan, w. of John, 279
John, 279
Margery (la Rousse), m. 1 Ric. de
Alazun, 2 John Paynel, 169-
71, 173, 182, 184-5
Ric., 169
Sir Thos., 170, 172-3, 184-5, 187,
189, 212, 279
Wm. (d. by c. 1177), 169
Sir Wm., 169-71, 180, 182, 184,
186-7, 212, 226
fam., 169
Roway branch canal, see Union
(Roway) branch canal
Roway (Row Hay) Brook, 1 n
Rowley, Charlotte, m. Edw. Geo.
Percy Littleton, Baron Hatherton, 152
Rowley Regis, 46, 118; and see
Brades Village
Ruabon (Denb.), brick from, 61
Rudhall, Thos., bell-founder, 233
Ruffus, see Rous
Rugaker, Rog. de, 7 n
Rugeley, 228
Rugeway, Thos., 189
Runcorn (Ches.), see Aston (in
Runcorn)
Rupert, Prince, Count Palatine of
the Rhine, 89
Rushall, 143, 169, 174, 176, 210,
212-14, 217, 228-9, 250, 269-71
the Butts, see Walsall
Calderfields Farm, 152
chars. for poor, 267, 270-1
ch., 226-7, 238
Daw End, q.v.
Hall, 146, 152, 174, 247
Holbrook field, 180
ind., 33, 190-1
man., lord of, 267
mill, 166
Moss Close, 152
parl. hist., 225
rds., 165 and n, 225
Ryecroft, see Walsall
vicar of, see Slaney
Rushall Canal, 168
Rushton, Rob., 214
Russell:
A. C., 201
Edw., 193, 201
J. G., 201
John & Co. Ltd., 193, 201
T. A., 201
Russell Bros. (later Russell Bros.
(Walsall) Ltd.), 201
Russia, 207
Ruycroft, Thos. s. of Rob. de, 173
Ryder:
C. E., Rom. Cath. priest, 129
Hen., bp. of Lichfield and Coventry, 129, 234
and see Rider
Ryders Green, see Bromwich, West
Ryecroft, see Walsall
S. B. & N. Ltd., 197
Sacheverell:
Anna Maria, see Brearley
Chas., 101
saddlery, see leather trades
St. Helens (in Prescot, Lancs.), 116
St. John:
Fra., 179
Mary, m. Sir John Bernard, 179
Mary, see Wakering
St. Paul, Sir Horace, 22, 57
St. Paul, Sisters of Charity of, 61, 76,
241, 258
St. Philip Neri, see Neri
St. Quentin Canal (France), 158
Salford (in Manchester), 88
Salter:
Geo. (d. 1849), 56
Geo. (d. 1917), 55, 85
Geo., & Co. Ltd., 10, 36-8, 74, 82,
85
John, 103
Thos. Bache, 10, 74
Thos. Hen., 83
Wm., 72
fam., 10, 35-6
Salter & Raybould, 40
Saltley (in Aston, Warws), 112
Salvation Army, 69-70, 130, 133,
248
sand-quarrying, 158, 161
Sanders, T. W., architect, 282
Sandwell, see Bromwich, West
Sandwell, metropolitan boro. of, 46,
120, 266
Sandwell Park Colliery Co., 41, 106,
115
Saxony, duke of, see Henry the
Lion
Scott:
Sir Edw. Dolman, 191
Hannah, 103
John (fl. 1753-66), 175
John (fl. 1754, ? another), 207
Capt. Jonathan, 243
Mary, & Co., 207
Ric. (fl. 1719-22), 175
Ric. (fl. 1754), 207
Thos., 207
Wm. (fl. 1624), 175
Wm. (fl. 1661-72, ? another), 175
Scott & Barber, 207
Scottes Brook, 143
screw-making, 37, 113
Scrope of Upsall, Eliz., Lady, see
Neville
Seabridge (in Stoke-upon-Trent), 229
Seddon, Wm., 35
Sedgley, 31, 240 n
Coseley, q.v.
Gornal, Upper, q.v.
Willingsworth Hall, 33
Seighford, 190; and see Bridgeford
Selby, Geo., 111
Selwyn:
Geo. Augustus, bp. of Lichfield, 53
Laetitia Frances, 83
Separatists, 133
Seven Years War, 4
Seventh-day Adventists, 70, 248
Sewer, — (fl. 1880s), 95
Shackerley (in Donington, Salop.),
193
Shakespeare:
Benj., 106
Wm., 102
Shannon:
Edm. John, 175, 179, 205
John, 175, 204-5
John, & Son Ltd., 205
John C., 205
Sharpe:
E. F., 198
John, architect, 60
Shavers End Brook, see Shelfield
Brook
Shaw, Mic., 269
Sheepwash (in Tipton and West
Bromwich), 8-9, 12, 31, 69, 76
Sheffield:
Edm., Baron Sheffield (d. 1549),
174
Edm., Baron Sheffield (d. 1646),
179
Ellen, w. of Sir Rob. (d. 1517),
173-4
John, Baron Sheffield, 173-4
Sir Rob. (d. 1517), 174
Sir Rob. (d. 1531), 174
Sheffield, 193
Sheldon, John, 63
Sheldon (Warws., later mainly Birmingham), 175
Shelfield:
Eleanor, m. Wm. Burgess, 179
Wm., 179
Shelfield, see Walsall Wood
Shelfield (or Shavers End) Brook,
275, 277 n, 278, 280
Shelley, Hannah, 106
Shelton:
Alice, m. Humph. Lowe, 16
John (d. 1665), 16, 67
John (d. 1714), 16-17, 32-3
Jos., 16, 44
Sir Ric., 16, 32
fam., 40, 60 n
Shenstone, 21, 75, 176, 254
Aston, Little, q.v.
Shenstone Moss, 100
Stonnall, q.v.
Streetly, q.v.
Sheppard, Ric., Robson & Partners,
architects, 266
Shilton, Wm., 109
Ship Money, 16
Shipley (in Claverley, Salop.), 189
Shipley & Foster, architects, 233
Shire Oak, see Walsall Wood
Shireland Brook (also Bear Stream
and Cape of Good Hope Stream),
87
Shirley (in Solihull, Warws.), 114
Showell:
Wal., 71
Wal., & Son Ltd., 71 n
Shrewsbury, earl of, see Talbot
Shrewsbury, 204
battle of, 228
Shropshire, 38-9, 96; and see Albrighton; Broseley; Dawley;
Halesowen; Lilleshall; Newport;
Shackerley; Shipley; Shrewsbury; Spoonhill
Shropshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire Electric Power Co., 122
Shustoke (Warws.), 228
Shutt, Thos., 115
Siddons, Wm., 250
Siemens:
Werner, 111
Wm. (later Sir Wm.), 88, 111
Sikhs, 88, 129, 134, 136, 249
Silleter, Mary, 208
Sillitoe, John, 99
Silvester:
Ethel, 56
Geo., 56, 77
John, 126
Simcox (Symcox):
John, 23 n
Josiah, 23
Thos., 64
Thos. Green, vicar of Holy Trinity,
Smethwick, 125-6
Simon, bp. of Worcester, 50
Simpson, Astbury & Co., 111 n
Sinkinson & Lancaster, 193
Sisters of Charity of St. Paul, see St.
Paul
Skeffington:
Alice, w. of John (d. 1604), 15
Sir John (d. 1525), 174, 279
John (d. 1604), 15, 24, 173-4, 279
Sir John (d. 1651), 173
Sir John (fl. 1652-61), 173
Sir Ric., 173
Wm. (d. 1551), 279
Sir Wm. (d. 1635), 15, 173-4, 176,
279
Sir Wm. (d. 1652), 173
fam., 15
Skidmore, John, 65
Slaney:
Eliz., see Mountfort
John, 173
Jonas (fl. 1706), 180
Jonas (d. by 1727, ? another), 172,
233
Jonas (d. 1762-3), 172
Jonas (fl. 1764), 189
Jonas, vicar of Rushall by 1778,
172
Mary, w. of Revd. Jonas, 172
Slater, Jas., and his w. Eliz., 172
Slouf, Agnes de, 94
Smallman, Jas., 192
smallpox, 46, 48, 121, 221, 223
Smallwood, Sam., 99
Smethwick, 87-142
agric., 107-8
Allen Everitt Works, 114
alms-hos., 142
Aspers Moor, 107 n
baths, 121, 136
beadle, 119
the Beakes, 99-100
Beakes Farm, 99-100
Bearwood:
baths, 121, 136
Bear inn, 96, 104, 128
bus garage, 122
ch., 128
cinema (later theatre), 134-5
educ., 139, 141
growth, 96
mill, 109
Prot. nonconf., 130, 132
rds., 97
Rom. Cath., 129
woodland, 108
Bearwood Hill, 88-9, 97, 110, 131,
134
Bell Ho., 96
Berwood Cottage (Blood Hall), 94
Berwoods Hill Farm, see Smethwick, Pool Farm
Birmingham Tile and Pottery
Works, see Smethwick, Ruskin
Pottery
Black Patch Pk., 94
Blakeley Hall farm, 92, 115
Blood Hall, see Smethwick, Berwood Cottage
Blossoms End, see Smethwick,
Bosoms End
board of health, 119, 121-2
boro., 119-20
arms, 120
Bosoms (Blossoms) End, 89
bridges, see Smethwick, communications
Britannia Bedstead Works, 127
Broomfield Ho., 131
buses, see Smethwick, public transport
canals, see Smethwick, communications
Cape Hill:
Cape of Good Hope inn, 94
cinema, 135
fair, 134
growth, 94-5
ind., 113, 117-18
institute, 140
Prot. nonconf., 131, 133
sch., 138
woodland, 108
Cape Hill Brewery, 113, 117-18,
135
Capethorn, 89
cemeteries, 122
Chance Technical Coll., see Smethwick, Municipal Coll.
chars. for poor, 141-2
chs., frontispiece, 92, 123-9, 124,
142
clergy, see Addenbrooke; Boyse;
Crump; Edmonds-Smith;
Ferguson; Gardner; Newsham; Perrot; Roberts; Roper;
Simcox
churchwardens, 118
cinemas, 134-5
City Tube and Conduit Mills, 114
commission of peace, 119
communications, 96-8
bridges, 96, 97-8
canals, 87, 96, 97-8, 105, 109,
113
rlys., 87-8, 91-4, 96, 98, 101,
103, 106, 111-12, 115, 133
rds., 12, 89, 91, 93-4, 96-7, 119,
122
constables, 118-19
the Coppice, 100
Cornwall Works, 112
Council Ho., 120
ct. ho., 120
Cranford farm, see Smethwick,
Piddocks farm
Credenda Works, 114
Crown Brewery, 117
educ., 88, 136-41
Sunday schs., 127, 130-3, 136, 138
electricity, 122
the Elms, 94
fire services, 122
the French Walls, 100, 107
the French Walls Works, 100-1,
110-11, 114
Galton Bridge, 96, 97
Galton Ho., 93
gas, 122
geology, 87
Grove Lane Works, 114
growth of town, 88-96
Hadley Ho., 93
Halford Works, 115
Harborne, North, see Smethwick,
North Harborne
Harry Mitchell Pk., 89, 136
Hawthorn Works, 115
Heath Street Works, 113
highway surveyors, 119
Holly Ho., 101
Holly Lodge, 101
Holt Hill farm, 92
hosps., 121-2
housing, 88-9, 91-6, 101, 110,
120-1
slum clearance, 121
immigrants, 88, 115, 120, 123,
134-6
Imperial Mills, 113
inc., 107
ind., 87-8, 91-6, 100-1, 107 and n,
109-18, 112-13, 131, 133
inns, 107
Bear, see Smethwick, Bearwood
Blue Gates, 97
Cape of Good Hope, see Smethwick, Cape Hill
Crown, see Smethwick, West
Smethwick
Greyhound, 135
London Works Tavern, 117
Moilliet Arms, 134
Old Chapel, 89
Old House at Home, 93
Old Talbot, 117
Red Cow, 89
Sow and Pigs, 89
Star, 119
Stour Valley, 134
Swan, see Smethwick, West
Smethwick
White Gates, see Smethwick,
West Smethwick
Kingston Sq., 120
Kingston Works, 114
the Laurels, 93
Lewisham Pk., 93
libraries, 97, 102, 118, 123, 134-5
Lightwood, 108
Lightwoods Ho., 101-2, 102
Lightwoods Pk., 102
local govt., 118-20
London Works, 110-11, 113
Manchester Works, 111
man., 98-100, 108
cts., 107, 118
mkts., 95
mayors, 120, 129
medical officer of health, 121
Merry Hill, 94
ind., 110, 116
Prot. nonconf., 131-2
Middlemore Industrial Estate, 112
Midland Nut and Bolt Works, 112
mills, 100-2, 108-10, 113
Municipal Coll. (later Chance
Technical Coll.), 141
New Village, 88, 91, 94
Newlands Green, 89
newspapers, 135
North Harborne par., 88, 125-8,
138
Oakfield farm, 95
Old Chapel farm, 89
Old Smethwick Brewery, 117
pks., see Smethwick, Black Patch
Pk., Harry Mitchell Pk., Lewisham Pk., Lightwoods Pk.,
Smethwick Hall Pk., Victoria
Pk., Warley Pk., and West
Smethwick
parl. hist., 123
Pedigree Works, 118
Piddocks (Cranford) farm, 102-3
Pig Mill farm, 109
place-name, 87
playing-fields, 96, 136
police, 119, 122
Pool (formerly Berwoods Hill)
Farm, 89
poor relief, 119
pop., 87-8
postal services, 122-3
pound, 119
Prot. nonconf., 33, 122, 129-34,
139
public buildings, 97, 119-20
public health, 120-2
public services, 120-3
public transport, 122; and see
Smethwick, communications,
rlys.
quarter sessions, 119
Queens Head farm, 96
Rabone Hall, see Smethwick,
Smethwick Hall
rlys., see Smethwick, communications
reeve, 118
rds., see Smethwick, communications
Rom. Cath., 88, 129, 138-40
Ruck of Stones farm, 99, 103, 106,
111, 124
Ruskin Pottery (formerly Birmingham Tile and Pottery Works),
118
St. George's Works, 105, 111, 113
Sandwell Park Colliery, 115
Sandwell Works, 112, 113
Sch. Board, 136
Shireland Hall, 103-4
Shireland Hall Farm, 104
Sikhs, 88, 129, 134
Slowe Moor, 94
slum clearance, see Smethwick,
housing
Smethwick Common, 107
Smethwick Cross, 89
Smethwick Foundry, 111 n, 113
Smethwick Grove, 104-5, 110,
128
Smethwick (later Rabone) Hall,
105
Smethwick Hall Pk., 106
Smethwick Ho. (later Smethwick
Hall), 105-6
Smethwick Institute, 140-1
social life, 92-3, 134-6
Soho, 94, 98, 112, 122
Soho Foundry, 102, 110, 113-14
sport, 92-3, 135-6
Spout Ho., 89
streets:
Anderson Rd., see Warley Rd.
Arthur St., see Great Arthur St.
Auckland Rd., 106
Ballot St., 95
Bampton Rd., 95
Bearwood Rd. (formerly Lane),
97, 132
Bolham Rd., 95
Boulton Rd., 94
Bowling Alley Lane, 92
Brasshouse Lane, 92
Bridge St., 91, 93
Broomfield, 91
Cambridge Rd., 93
Capethorn Rd., 89
Cheshire Rd., 89
Church St., see Marriott St.
Church St. West, see Mallin St.
Claremont Rd., 89 n
Corbett St., 95
Cranford St., 94
Cross St., 91
Dartmouth Rd., 93
Downing St., 92
Edgbaston Rd., 89 n
Ethel St., 96
Exeter Rd., 95
Florence Rd., 95
George St., 92
Grantham Rd., 96 n
Great Arthur St. (formerly
Arthur St.), 93
Halford's Lane, 92
High (Hyde) Park Rd., 95
High St., 88
Hume St., 95
James St., 91
Kimberley Rd., 93
Lewisham Rd., see Ruck of
Stones Lane
London St., 94
Lower Cross St., 94
Mafeking Rd., 93
Mallin St. (formerly Church St.
West), 92
Manor Rd., 89
Marriott (formerly Church) St.,
92
Messenger Rd. (formerly High
Park Rd.), 95
Middlemore Rd., 93
Milton St., see Rutland Rd.
Montague Rd., 95-6
Mornington Rd., 93
New Inn Lane, see Rabone Lane
New St., 91
Nine Leasowes (formerly Pleasant St.), 92
North Western Rd., 92
Oldbury Rd., 91-2
Oxford Rd., 93
Park Rd., see West Park Rd.
Perry (formerly St. George) St.,
93
Piddock Rd., 91
Pleasant St., see Nine Leasowes
Pool Rd., 95
Pope St., 93
Poplar Rd., 96
Poplar St., 94
Price St., 95
Queen St., 91
Rabone (formerly New Inn)
Lane, 93, 105
Raglan Rd., 94-5
Rawlings Rd., 96, 100
Regent St., 91
Reginald Rd., 96
Reynolds St., 94
Roebuck Lane, 10
Rolfe St., 91
Ruck of Stones Lane (later
Lewisham Rd.), 93
Rutland Rd. (formerly Milton
St.), 96
St. George St., see Perry St.
St. Paul's Rd., 92
Scotch Row, 92, 120
Shireland Lane, see Waterloo Rd.
Shireland Rd., 95
Slough (Sloe, Slowe) Lane, see
Wellington St.
Soho St., 95
South St. (later Rd.), 91, 141
Spon Lane, 91-2
Stony Lane, 91
Street House Lane, 92
Suffrage St., 95
Summit Crescent, 92
Sycamore Rd., 96 n
Sydenham Rd., 93
Thimblemill Rd., 109
Three Shires Oak Rd., 96
Tiverton Rd., 95
Union St., 91
Upper Grove St., 94
Victoria Park Rd., 95
Vittoria St., 94
Warley (later Anderson) Rd., 96
Waterloo Rd. (formerly Shireland Lane), 89
Wellington Rd., 89
Wellington St. (formerly Slough
Lane), 93-4, 120-1
West Park Rd. (formerly Park
Rd.), 92
Wills St., 94
Windmill Lane, 94-5, 120
Sugar Well, 93
Sunday schs., see Smethwick, educ.
Surrey Works, 111
Temperance Hall, 130, 132
theatres, 134-5
Three Shires Oak, 96
town halls, see Smethwick, Council
Ho. and public buildings
trams, see Smethwick, public
transport
the Uplands (villa), 91
Victoria Iron Foundry, 112
Victoria Pk., 89
Victoria Works, 113
Votingham, 95 n
wake, 134
Warley Abbey, see Smethwick,
Warley Woods
Warley Pk., 96
Warley Woods, 119
ch., 128-9
growth, 96, 121
Prot. nonconf., 130, 132
sch., 139
Warley Abbey, 96
water-supply, 121
West Smethwick:
baths, 121
cemetery, 122
ch., 125-6
Crown Inn, 117
growth, 91-2
ind., 115-18
Pk., 92, 107
Prot. nonconf., 131-3
sch., 140
Swan Inn, 92
White Gates, 97
woodland, 108
Windmill Brewery, 117-18
woodland, 107-8
the Woodlands, 106
Smethwick, West, see Smethwick,
West Smethwick
Smethwick Brass Co., 109
Smethwick Drop Forgings Ltd., 113-14, 131
Smethwick Hall Estate Co. Ltd., 106
Smethwick Tube Co., 114
Smith:
A., 244
A. S., & Sons Ltd., 197
Bernard (Father), organ-builder,
233
Sir Edwin Thos., 275
F., 244
F. W., 176
Jacob, 256
Jas., 17, 32
John, Ltd., 65
Jos., bell-founder (fl. 1731), 233
Jos. (d. probably c. 1858), 174
Jos. Crowther, 174
Sam., 120
W., 264
W. J., & Son Ltd., 38
W. M., 244
Wm. (d. 1687), 109
Wm., architect (d. 1724), 19
Wm. (fl. 1729), 109
Wm. Wynne, 99
— (fl. 1868), 100
fam., 195
Smith Bros. (Walsall) Ltd., 186
Smyth:
Geo., 173
Ric., and his w., 16 n
Snedde, Ric., 26
Sneyd Brook, 143, 167, 181
soap-making, 42, 94, 116-17
Socialists, 217
Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, 53
soft-drink manufacture, 43, 118
Soho, see Smethwick
Soho, Handsworth & Perry Barr
Junction Railway, 98
Solihull (Warws.), see Shirley
Solly, Wm., vicar of St. Philip's,
West Bromwich, 59 n
Somerfield, Thos., & Sons Ltd.,
199
Somerset, duke of, see Beaufort
Somerset, 195
Somery:
Joan, m. Thos. de Botetourt, 14
John, Lord Somery, 14, 169
Sons of Rest, 102
South African War, 206
South Staffordshire and Birmingham
District Steam Tramways Co.
Ltd., 49, 225
South Staffordshire coalfield, 37, 39-
41, 115, 188
South Staffordshire Electric Lighting
Co. Ltd., 49
South Staffordshire Joint Smallpox
Hospital Board, 121
South Staffordshire Newspaper and
Printing Co. Ltd., 73
South Staffordshire Plateau, 1, 87,
143
South Staffordshire Railway, 14,
168-9
South Staffordshire Water Works Co.,
47-8, 121, 222
Spain, 195
Sparry, Wm., 103
Spencer:
Geo., 61
Geo. John, Earl Spencer, 61
J. E., 37
John (fl. mid 19th cent.), 36-7
John (fl. later 19th cent.), 37
John (d. c. 1911), 85
Thos., 36
Spernor, Wm., 228
Spiritualists, 70, 134, 248-9
Spittle, fam., 66
Spon Brook, 1, 9, 87
Sponne, Wm. atte, 9
Spoonhill (in Much Wenlock, Salop.),
216
Sporior, see Spurrier
sports and pastimes, see bear-baiting;
bull-baiting; cock-fighting;
cricket; dog-fighting; football;
'heaving'; horse-racing; mystery
plays
Sprigg, Wm., 99
Spring Dart Co. Ltd., 65
springs, manufacture of, 36-7, 115
spur-making, see horse furniture
Spurrier (Sporior):
John, 194
Wm. (d. 1848), 94, 101
Wm. (fl. 1825-43, ? another), 172
Stafford:
Edw., duke of Buckingham, 178
Sir Hen., 170
Hen., Lord Stafford, 178
Humph., earl of Stafford (later
duke of Buckingham), 178
Marg., see Beaufort
Thos. de, earl of Stafford, 178
fam., 232
Stafford, earls of, 178; and see
Stafford (fam.)
Stafford, 145, 152, 176, 188, 238-9
archdeacon of, 53
gaol, 219
infirmary, 212, 222
Staffordshire:
county council, 136, 265, 283
sheriff of, 18
Staffordshire Galvanizing & Corrugated Iron Co., 200
Stammers Ltd., 205
Stampes, Anne, 68
Stanley:
Cecily, see Frebody
Fra., 16
G. H., 176
Geo., 16
Sir Humph., 209, 213
John, 16
Marg., see Beaufort
Sir Thos., later earl of Derby, 170,
229
Wal., 16, 32, 51-2
Wm., 16, 32
Winifred, w. of Fra., 16
fam., 54
Stanley Bros (Walsall), 197
Stansbie, Alex., 22
Stanton, A. H., organ-builder, 207
Stanton & Son, organ-builders, 207
Staple, John, chantry priest, 254
Star Tube Co., 114
Starkey:
John, 176
Wm., 176
Staunton, Wm., 204
Staveley Coal & Iron Co. Ltd., 193
Staveley Industries Ltd., 193
Stavensby, Alex, bp. of Coventry and
Lichfield, 51
Stead, Geof., 202
steel manufacture, 39, 93, 101, 194
Steel Parts Ltd., 58
Stephenson:
John, & Co., 116 n
Rob., rly. engineer, 110
Sterry (Sterrer):
Ric., 8
Wm., 8 n
Stewarts & Lloyds, 201
Stillingfleet, Edw., minister of West
Bromwich, 51-2, 63
stirrups, see horse furniture
Stock, Jos., 115
Stockton-on-Tees (co. Dur.), 46
Stoke Edith (Herefs.), 191
Stoke-on-Trent, see Tunstall
Stoke-upon-Trent, see Seabridge
Stokes:
John, 280
John, Ltd., 194 n
Wm., Baptist minister, 62
Stone:
Anne, 180
Eliz., 180
Hen. (d. 1642), 179-80, 186, 229,
232, 271-2
Hen. (d. 1689), 145-6, 179-80, 215,
241, 269, 271, 273
Hen., grds. of last, 180
John (fl. 1539), 190
John (fl. later 1570s), 192
John (fl. 1590), 179
John, s. of Hen. (d. 1689), 180
Mary, 180
Ric. (d. probably c. 1550), 225
Ric. (of Walsall, d. c. 1639), 272
Ric. (of Caldmore), 272
Sam., 180
Sarah, 180
Wm., 184
fam., 164
Stone Cross, see Bromwich, West
Stones, Jos., 100
Stonnall (in Shenstone), 182, 228
Stonnoss Brook, 97
Stooke:
John, 233
Ric., 233
Stotesbury, Rob., 241
Stour Valley Coal and Iron Co., 39
Stourbridge (in Old Swinford,
Worcs.), 32, 191
Stourbridge Extension Railway, 14,
98, 106, 115
Stratford-upon-Avon (Warws.), 235
Street, A. E., architect, 128
Streetly (in Shenstone), 255
Stretton on Fosse (Warws.), 173
Strongitharm:
Edw., 192
Geo., 191
John, 191
Jos. Bealey, 176
Stubbs:
Ann, 99
G. B., town clerk of Walsall, 145
Jos., town clerk of Walsall, 188
Mary, 99
Matt., town clerk of Walsall, 180,
216
fam., 99
Stubbs & James, 193
Studd, Major-General E. M., 89
Stylband, John, curate of West
Bromwich, 51
Sudbury (Derb.), 15
Suffolk, marquess of, see Pole
Sulman, John, architect, 69
Summerton, Wm., 109
Sunderland (co. Dur.), 114
Surrey, earl of, see Howard
Surrey, see Brixton; Lambeth
Sutton:
Hannah, 50
Sir John, 184
Dr. Wm., 94
fam., 50
and see Dudley
Sutton Chase (in Staffs. and Warws.),
29
Sutton Coldfield (Warws.), 26, 105,
175, 189-90, 250, 275
Common, 165
Home of Rest for Women and
Girls, 274
New Hall, 101
rector, see Hillary
rds., 12, 165
stone, 231
Sutton-in-Coldfield man., 170
Swan Village, see Bromwich, West
Swedenborgians (New Church), 134
Swetcocke, Thos., and his w. Sybil,
26
Swinford, Old (Worcs.):
Hospital Sch., 74, 136
Stourbridge, q.v.
Swynnerton, rector of, see Ridware
Sydenham (in Lewisham, Kent), 111
Symcox, see Simcox
Syvern, Wm., 273
T. I., see Tube Investments Ltd.
Taillour, Wm., abbot of Halesowen,
176; and see Taylor
Talbot:
Fred., 138
John, earl of Shrewsbury, 240
W. J. (later Sir Wm.), 202
Talbot-Stead Tube Co. Ltd., 202
Talgarth (Brec.), Trevecca Coll., 68
Tame, river, 1, 12-13, 28, 30-4, 143,
192
Tame and Rea Drainage Board, 121
Tame Valley Canal, 14, 32, 168
Tamworth, 204; and see Fazeley
Tangye:
H. L., 106
Sir Ric., 95, 106
Tangyes Ltd. (formerly Tangye
Bros. & Price and Tangye Bros.),
105, 112, 122, 133
tanning, see leather trades
Tanworth (Warws.), Umberslade
Hall, 20
Tat Bank, see Oldbury
Tatenhill, see Wychnor
Taylor:
Edw. Ric., 118
John (fl. 1399), 147 n
John (fl. 18th cent.), 256
Wm., 30
Wm. Howson, 118
—, Rom. Cath. priest (fl. 1773),
240
and see Taillour
Taylor & Co., bell-founders, 233
teeth, false, see false teeth
Telephone Newspaper Co. Ltd., 135
Telford, Thos., 11, 13, 97
Téméraire
(ship), 4
Temperance Society, 130
tent-making, 205-6
Territorial Army, 136
Tettenhall, 19, 60; and see Pendeford; the Wergs
Thacker, Wm., 198
Thaxted (Essex), Horham Hall, 18
Theobald, abp. of Canterbury, 50
Theosophical Society, 70
Thimblemill Brook, 87, 97-8, 108-9
Thomas:
G. & R., Ltd., 193
Geo., 193
R., 192
Ric., 193
Thomason, Yeoville, architect, 119,
135
Thompson:
G., & Co., 39
John, 33
John A., 106
Laur., 31
Rob., vicar of Holy Trinity, West
Bromwich, 56
Sam., 91
fam., 106
Thorley, Nicholl, 15-16
Thorneycroft, G. B., 32
Three Shires Oak, see Smethwick
Thykness, Thos., 26
Tidenham (Glos.), Pen Moel, 103
tile-making, 22, 41, 192, 280
Tilley, T. R., 128
tinning, 196, 200
Tipton, 12, 42, 46, 172, 174, 228,
234, 255
canals, 13-14
chs., 57
Dudley Port, q.v.
educ., 81
Great Bridge, q.v.
ind., 116
Ocker Hill, q.v.
Prot. nonconf., 65 n, 66
public services, 49-50
Rom. Cath., 61
Sheepwash, q.v.
Toll End, q.v.
Titford branch canal, 98
Titford canal feeder, 98
Tixall, stone from, 55, 125
Toc H, 243
Toll End (in Tipton), 14
Tolley, Wm., 191
Tomkins, W. H., 252
Tories, 226, 264 and n; and see Conservative party
Towe, F. E., Ltd., 205
Townsend:
Chas., minister of All Saints', West
Bromwich, 52
Eliza, 106
Hen., 207
Thos. (fl. 1834-5), 104
Thos. (fl. 1872), 106
Townsend & Co. Ltd., 207
Trafalgar, battle of, 4
Trees, Jas., 274
Trent and Mersey Canal, 168
Trevecca Coll., see Talgarth
Triumphant Church of God, 70
Trustees for Maintenance of
Ministers, see Ministers
Tube Investments Ltd., 114, 202
tube-making, 8, 111-12, 114, 158,
160, 193-4, 201-2
Tubes Ltd., 114
Tudor, Marg., see Beaufort
Tunstall (Stoke-on-Trent), 245
Turner:
John, 99, 100, 137 n
Wm., 100
Mrs. (fl. 1764-5), 99
Turton:
Eleanor, 24, 30, 84
J. W., 31 n
John (d. 1649), 25
John (d. 1673), 25
John (fl. 1685), 8
John (d. 1705), 25
John (d. 1768), 21, 25-6
Josiah, 24, 52 n, 67
Mary, m. Rob. Abney, 24, 30, 52 n
Phoebe, 24
Phoebe, see Freeth
Ric., 24
Thos., 25
Wm. (d. 1621), 30
Wm. (d. 1628), 24-5, 84
Wm. (d. 1656), 24
Wm. (d. 1663), 30
Wm. (d. 1681), 24
Wm. (d. 1682), 21, 25
Wm. (fl. 1693), 67
fam., 67
Turton & Co., 35
Tylney:
Eliz., m. 1 Sir Humph. Bourchier,
2 Thos. Howard, earl of
Surrey and duke of Norfolk,
279
Fred. (d. by 1412), 173
Fred. (or Phil.), 279
Sir Fred., 279
Margery, w. of Fred., 173-4, 279
Udall, Chas., 71
Umberslade Hall, see Tanworth
Underhill, Anne (née Baddeley), 99
Unett:
John Wilkes, 91, 94, 103, 106,
125-6
fam., 106
Unilever Ltd., 42
Union branch canal, 14
Union (Roway) branch canal, 13
Unionists, 120, 217, 252
Unitarians, 62, 67, 70, 248-9, 251,
266
United Reformed Church, see Congregationalists; Presbyterians
United Spring Co. Ltd., 115
United States of America, see America
Upper Arley, see Arley, Upper
Upper Gornal, see Gornal, Upper
Upper Tame Main Drainage
Authority, 47, 176, 221, 281
Urban Phospho-Manure Co. Ltd.,
207
Uttoxeter, 34
Vale & Bradnack, 206
Vale Bros. Ltd., 206
Valentine & Throsby, 251
Vaughan, Jos., 100
Veall, J. R., architect, 238
Verichrome Plating Co., 198
Verney, Phil., and his w. Florence,
279
Vernon:
Sir Geo., 15
Sir Hen. (d. 1515), 15, 228
Hen. (fl. 1776), 179
Hen. (fl. c. 1800, ? another), 268
Sir John, 15
Jos., 123, 130
Marg., w. of Sir Wm., 15
Sir Wm., 15
fam., 123, 179
Victoria, Queen, jubilees of:
1887, 163, 265
1897, 89, 125
Vigo Fault, 277, 281
Vincent, Master, rector of Walsall,
226 n
Vincent, Jos., 76
Virgins End, see Bromwich, West
Volunteers, 71, 136
Wagstaff, Sam., 191
Wakering:
Dionysius, 179
Sir Gilb., 179, 234
John, 179
Mary, m. Fra. St. John, 179
Wales:
Princes of, see Edward V; George
IV
Princess of, see Alexandra
'Walesho', 169
Walhouse:
Edw. John, see Littleton
John, 151, 177, 191, 267
Moreton, 177
Walker:
Alex., 103
Eliz., see Pearte
Eliz., m. John Persehouse (d. 1605),
177
Ric., 177
Thos., 248
Wm., 177
Walker Bros., 200-1
Walkers Sons & Co., 103
Walklate, Harvey, 31
Wallace, Beatrice, 233
Wallexhall, see Oldbury
Walsall, Wm. de, 177
Walsall, 13, 143-284, 160
as address, 31, 56
agric., 170, 180-4
airfield, see Walsall, communications
Alma Tube Works, 201
alms-hos., 241, 267-8, 271
Alpha Tube Works, 201
Arboretum, 152, 160, 191, 219, 222
art galleries, 252
assembly-rooms, 218, 251
barracks, 268
baths, 222
Bayard's Box, 214
Bayard's Colts, 145, 188, 220
beadles, 212
Bentley Moor, 160, 189
Bentleyland, 178
Bescot, 1, 12, 143, 185
agric., 180
Bescot Farm, 158
bridge, 168
growth, 157-9
Hall, 31, 159, 172-3, 176, 191,
240
ind., 158, 192
man., 171-3
rly., 168
rds., 166-7
sewage works, 221 n
Birchills, 225
agric., 180-2
Brickmakers' Arms inn, 250
canal, 168
ch., 237-8, 259
growth, 159-60
Hall, 145, 159
ind., 189, 192-6, 198-200, 204,
206
mill, 186
Prot. nonconf., 244, 249
rly., 169
rds., 159, 166
schs. 259-60
woodland, 184
Birchills Limeworks, 192
Bloxwich, q.v.
boro. institutions, 186-8, 212-20,
224
mayors, 145, 149, 172, 179, 188,
191, 211-17, 219, 226, 229,
267-8, 271-2, 275; deputy, 215
recorders, 215-17, 220
town clerks, 188, 209, 215-17,
220; and see Galliardello;
Holmes; Stubbs; Wilkinson
boro. township, 179, 225, 253
chars. for poor, 267-73
growth, 146-9
ind., 194-9, 202-3
local govt., 209-12
police, 224
pop., 145, 183
tithes, 176
Bradford Place, 149
Bradford Tube Works, 201
the Bridge (formerly Bridge Sq.),
149, 224
bridges, see Walsall, communications
Broad Water, 146 n
Brockhurst, 190, 221
Brookhouse farm, 155
buses, see Walsall, public transport
the Butts, 151
ch., 238-9
educ., 261, 264
ind., 191, 208
local govt., 217
toll-gate, 165
Butts Limeworks, 191
Butts Mill, 208
cage, 219
Caldmore, 145-6, 179, 212, 269,
272
chars. for poor, 270, 274
ch., 238-9, 243
Dog and Partridge inn, 250
Doveridge, 156, 195, 198
fishery, 184
fulling-mill, 185
Green, 155
growth, 155-6
ind., 189-90, 195-9, 202-3
Little London, 155-6, 199
Prot. nonconf., 241-3, 246-7
rds., 166
schs., 238, 260
Shur Hall, 155
White Hart inn, 177, 178
Calewenhull, 184 n
canals, see Walsall, communications
Cannock Farm, 155
cemeteries, 149 n, 223
chars. for poor, 215-16, 266-75
apprenticing, 269, 272-3
the Chuckery, 153, 253, 261
church-ales, 218, 229
Church Hill, 147, 190-1, 194, 221;
and see Walsall, streets
chs., 60, 223, 226-39, 241, 243,
258-9, 274
St. Matthew's (formerly All
Saints'), 153 n, 190, 223, 224,
226-33, 231, 256, 270; chantries, 26, 179, 190, 227-9, 233,
254, 268; lights, 229; obits,
228-9; officials, 211-12; par.,
234, 236-9, 274-5, 281; vicars,
see Walsall, chs., clergy
clergy, 160, 228; and see Laing;
St. Matthew's, 217, 234, 237,
239, 258-60, 266-7, 269-71,
273-5, 281, 283; and see Allen;
Byrdall; Dobson; Fisk; Hodgson; Vincent; Wilson
churchwardens, 210-11, 217, 235,
270-1, 273
cinemas, 250-1
Coll. of Art (formerly Municipal
Sch. of Art), 265-6
collieries:
Birchills, 192-3
Green Lanes, 189, 193
James Bridge, 158, 189
Waterloo Colliery and Brickworks, 158
Collins Farm, see Walsall, Maw
Green
commission of peace, 215
communications:
airfield, 169
bridges, 149, 151, 158, 167-8,
225
canals, 158, 165, 168, 186, 189,
191, 193, 201, 207, 240
rlys., 167-9
rds., 151-5, 157, 165-8, 212,
225
the Coningre, 178
constables, 210, 212-13, 270
Cormorant ironworks, 194
Council Ho., 97, 151, 218
county ct., 97, 217, 251
crown ct., 217
cucking-stool, 210, 219
Cyclops Ironworks, 193, 201
Cyclops Tube Works, 201-2
Daffodil Farm, see Walsall, Wood
End
Daisy Bank farm, see Walsall, Wood
End
Defiance Works, 206
the Delves, q.v.
educ., 154, 236-7, 241, 251, 254-
66, 269
grammar sch., 145, 149, 236,
254-6, 266 n; estates, 179,
234, 279; governors, 216-17,
259, 283; masters, 227, 236
Sunday schs., 241-9, 254, 257,
259-60
electricity, 225
fairs, 187-8, 213, 224, 249-50
felons, association for prosecution
of, 224
fields, common, 180-3, 186
fire services, 224
fisheries, 171, 184
Five Lane End (Sergeant's Coppice) farm, 154
Five Ways (formerly Five Lanes
End), 154
Folly Ho. (later Rock's Cottage),
155
foreign, 179, 213-14, 253
chars. for poor, 267, 269-71,
273-4
ind., 189, 194-5
local govt., 209-12, 215-17, 219,
235, 281; bailiff, 171, 209-10
man., 170
pop., 145, 183
public services, 220, 224-5
Rom. Cath., 240
tithes, 177
Forest Works, 206
free warren, 184
Fullbrook, 155
bridge, 168
ch., 60, 239
rds., 166
sch., 255
gaol, 219
gas, 224-5
geology, 143, 189-90, 192
Gillity Greaves, see Walsall, Wood
End
glebe, 156, 227
Glebeland Works, 197
Globe Ironworks, 194
Goodall Works, 205
Gorway Farm, 154
Gorway Ho., 154-5
Green Lanes Furnaces, 193, 222,
225
growth of town, 146-65
guildhall, 177, 188, 209, 218-20,
250-1
guilds, 26, 204, 214-15, 218, 228-9,
266
Hatherton Hill Ho. (later St.
Patrick's Convent), 152
Hatherton Lake, 152
Hatherton Limeworks, 192
Hay Head, 168, 184, 190-1
farm, 174-5, 184
man., 174-5
High Cross, 187, 214, 219
high wardens, 215
Highgate Brewery, 206
Highgate Ho., 154
highway surveyors, 212
hosps., 222-3
ho. of correction, 219
housing, 147, 149, 151-61, 163-5,
175-6, 220-1
slum clearance, 149, 156, 161,
165, 221
Hurst's House, see Walsall, Wood
End, Daffodil Farm
immigrants, 145, 156-7, 161, 241,
243, 249
improvement commrs., 151, 154,
161, 188, 217, 220-2, 224
inc., 182, 241
ind., 151, 153, 155-60, 165, 171,
183-5, 188-208, 220, 222,
225, 268
inns (town centre):
Angel, 167
Black Boy, 241-2
Castle, 167, 243-4, 251
Dragon (formerly Green
Dragon), 167, 218, 240, 242,
244 n, 250-1
George, 167-8, 209, 251
Green Man, 242
'my lord's inn', 147
New Inn, 167, 243, 250
Railway Commercial, 149
Royal Oak, 242
Three Cups, 167
Three Swans, 167
Wheatsheaf, 180, 250
James Bridge, 158, 159 n
bridge, 168, 184
ind., 189, 192, 194
rly., 169
rds., 166
Ladypool, 184
lammas lands, 182
Laundhill, 191
libraries, 251-2, 264
Lime Pit Bank, 191, 198, 230, 250
literary institutes, 253
Little London, see Walsall, Caldmore
local govt., 208-20, 283
magazines, 253
man., 169-71, 173-4, 178 n, 185,
279, 281
ct. and govt., 209-10, 213-14,
217-18, 267
man.-ho., 170-1, 184
Manor Works, 208
mkts., 187-8, 209-10, 213, 224, 256
Maw Green, 155, 199, 253
Collins Farm, 155
Maw Green Farm, 155
mayors, see Walsall, boro. institutions
meadows, common, 181-2, 185,
250
mechanics' institutes, 264
medical officer of health, 220-1
Memorial Gardens, 149
mills, 184-7, 192-3, 240
Moat Hill, 222
the Mount, 240
Municipal Sch. of Art, see Walsall,
Coll. of Art
museums, 252, 264
musical societies, 251
New Birchills furnaces, 193
New Side ironworks, 194
newspapers, 249, 252-3
non-Christian religions, 249
North Walsall Brickworks, 161
Old Birchills furnaces, 193
Old Sq., 149
overseers of poor, 211-12, 217, 267,
269
the Paddock, 161
Palfrey, 272
ch., 239
field, common, 181
Green, 157, 190, 192
growth, 156-7
immigrants, 145
ind., 206
Palfrey Farm, 157
pk., 157
Prot. nonconf., 246
Redhouse Farm, 157
schs., 262
Stocking Green, 182
par. govt., 210-12
pk. (manorial), 158, 171, 178,
184-5, 189-90, 210, 214
pks. (public), see Walsall, Arboretum, Palfrey, the Pleck, and
Reedswood
Park Hall, 154-5
Park Ho., 158
Park Lodge est., 154
the Parks, 192
Parks Farm, 158
parl. hist., 145, 224-6, 264-5
Peg's Piece, 156
pillory, 210, 219
place-name, 144
playing-fields, 152, 159
the Pleck, 157-9
ch., 237, 239 n
common, 182
gas-works, 224
ind., 190, 193-4, 197, 199-202,
204-5
pk., 159, 172
Prot. nonconf., 245, 247
rly., 14, 169
rds., 166
schs., 257-8, 260-2
police, 219, 223-4
poor-law union, 45, 212, 222-3
poor relief, 212, 215
pop., 145, 147, 149, 153-5, 157-60,
189
Portland Street Limeworks, 192
post offices, 225
Pouk Hill, 160
pound, 210, 219
Prospect Ho., 156
Prot. nonconf., 67, 145, 211, 215-
16, 223, 241-9, 254, 257, 259-
60, 264, 266, 282-3
public health, 220-3
public services, 220-5
public transport, 225; and see
Walsall, communications, rlys.
quarter sessions, 215
race-courses, 250, 255
rlys., see Walsall, communications
rates, 211, 216-17, 224, 271
rectory, 176-7, 227
Redhouse Farm, see Walsall, Palfrey
Reedswood Pk., 160, 184, 189,
222, 254
Reliance Works, 204
Reynold's Hall, 151, 177, 191, 244
Reynold's Hall Farm, 151-2, 177
rds., see Walsall, communications
Rock's Cottage, see Walsall, Folly
Ho.
Rom. Cath., 223, 227, 237-41, 241,
258-60, 266, 282
Ryecroft, 189
cemetery, 223
ch., 238
growth, 161
ind., 161, 203
local govt., 217
Prot. nonconf., 244, 247, 249
rly., 168
Ryecroft farm, 161
St. Matthew's Close, 149
St. Patrick's Convent, see Walsall,
Hatherton Hill Ho.
Sargent's Hill, 154, 190
schs., see Walsall, educ.
scold's bridle, 219
Selborne Works, 208
Sergeant's Coppice farm, see Walsall, Five Lane End farm
serjeants, 210, 213, 215-16, 219
sewage farms, 221
Shaw's Leasowes, 168, 191, 236,
259
Shur Hall, see Walsall, Caldmore
slum clearance, see Walsall, housing
social life, 249-54
Speciality Works, 205
sport, 154, 250, 253
Spring Hill, 240
Spring Hill Ho., 154
Stocking Green, see Walsall, Palfrey
stocks, 219
streets:
Ablewell St., 147, 221
Albert (formerly Brook) St., 151
Alexandra Rd., 157
Alexandra St., 157
Algernon St., 161
Alumwell Rd., 159, 222
Arboretum Rd. (formerly Perse-
house St.), 152
Arundel St., 156
Augustus St., 158
Bath Rd., 156
Bath St. (formerly Prospect Row),
155-6
Beacon St., 153
Belvidere Rd., 154
Bentley Lane, 159
Bernard St., 153
Bescot Crescent, 157
Bescot Rd., 159
Bescot St., 156 n
Birchills St., 159
Birmingham Rd., 154
Birmingham St., 147
Bloxwich Lane, see Stafford St.
Blue Lane, 160
Borneo St., 151 n
Bott Lane, 153
Box St., 153
Brace St., 156 n
Bradford St., 147, 161
Bridge St., 147
Bridgeman Place (later Terrace),
158
Bridgeman St., 158
Brineton St., 158
Broadway (formerly the Ring
Rd.), 166-7
Broadway North, 152
Broadway West, 157
Brockhurst St., 158
Brook St. (Pleck), 158
Brook St., see Albert St.
Brygens Lane, 153
Buchanan Rd., 152
Bullock's Row (Rd.), 147
Burleigh St., 153
Burrowes St., 159
Butts Rd., 143 n
Calder Ave., 152
Caldmore Rd., 156
Caledon (formerly Regent) St.,
158
Cambridge St., 156
Camden St., 156 n
Carless (formerly Oxford) St.,
156
Castle Lane, see George St.
Cecil St., 151
Chapel St., see St. Quentin St.
Charles St., 158
Charlotte St., 152
Checketts St., 159
Church Hill, 149
Church St., 147
Cobden St., 157
Corporation St. West, 158
Countess St., 157
the Crescent, 153
Cross St., 149, 156
Dale St., 157
Dalkeith St., 160
Dark Lane, 153
Darwall St., 151
Deadman's Lane, see Hospital St.
Denmark Rd., 152
the Ditch, 147
Dovegrove St., see Ward St.
Earl St. (Palfrey), 157
Earl St. (Pleck), see Queen St.
Edward St., 160
Eldon St., 153
Emery St., 154
Essex St., 161 n
Farringdon St., 159-60
Fieldgate, 155-6
Florence St., 153
Foden Rd., 152, 166
Ford St., 159 n
Forrester St., 159
Forster St., Lower, 151; Upper,
151
Francis St., 160
Frederick St., 158
Freer St., 149
George St. (formerly Castle
Lane, New Row, and St.
George St.), 147
George St. (Pleck), see Long St.
Gladstone St., 161
Glebe St., 156
Goodall St., 149
Gorton's Yard, 147
Gorway Rd., 154
Green Lane, 159
Hall End, see Peal St.
Hall (Haw) Lane, 147
Hampton Lane, see Wolverhampton St.
Hatherton Lake Villas, see Victoria Terrace
Hatherton (formerly Littleton)
Place, 151
Hatherton Rd., 151
Hatherton St., 151
Haw Lane, see Hall Lane
Henry St., 158
High St., 146, 224
Hill St., 147
Hillary St., 159 n
Hogfield Lane, see Skip Lane
Hole End, see Peal St.
Hollyhedge Lane, 159
Holtshill (formerly Holt) Lane,
151-2
Hope St., 156
Horseshoes Lane, see Wellington
St.
Hospital St. (formerly Dead-
man's Lane), 159, 223
Ida Rd., 159
Intown Row, 151
James St., see Leckie Rd.
Jessel Rd., 160
Jesson Rd., 154
King St., 154
King St. (Palfrey), 157
Kinnerley St., 153
Leckie Rd. (formerly James St.),
249
Leicester St., 151
Lewis St., 160
Lichfield St., 151, 160
Lime St., 153
Lincoln Rd., 153
Little Caldmore, 155
Little Hill, 149
Little London, 156
Little Newport St., 147
Littleton Place, 152; and see
Hatherton Place
Littleton Rd., see Littleton St.
West
Littleton St. West (formerly
Littleton Rd.), 151
Lodge Rd., see Sandymount Rd.
Lodge St., see Sandymount Rd.
Long Ann St., 161
Long (formerly George) St., 158
Longwood Lane, 154
Lonsdale Rd., 154
Lord St., 157
Lumley Rd., 153
Lysways St., 154
Margaret St., 161
Marlow St., 161
Marsh St., 161
Meadow St., 158
Mellish Rd., 152
Midland Rd., 158
Milton St., 157
Moat Rd., 158-9
Moncrieffe St., 153
Mount St., 156 n
Mountrath St., 149
Narrow Lane, 158
Navigation St., 158
Neale St., 160
New Row, see George St.
New St., 147
Newgate St., see Peal St.
Newhall St., 156
Newland St., 160
Newport St., 147
Northcote St., 161
Old Birchills, 159
Orlando St., 156
Oxford St. (Caldmore), see
Carless St.
Oxford St. (Pleck), 158-9
Paddock Lane, 153
Pain's Yard, 147
Pargeter St., 160
Park Hall Rd., 154
Park Lane, see Pleck Rd.
Park St., 146-7
Peakhouse Lane, 154
Peal St. (Hall End, Hole End,
Newgate St.), 147
Persehouse St., 152
Pleck Rd. (formerly Park Lane),
157
Pool St., 153
Primley Ave., 159
Prince St., 159
Prince's Ave., 153
Proffitt (formerly Sandwell) St.,
161
Prospect Row, see Bath St.
Queen Mary (formerly Queen)
St., 157
Queen (formerly Earl) St., 158
Raleigh St., 160
Regent St. (Birchills), 159
Regent St. (Pleck), see Caledon
St.
Richmond St., 153
the Ring Rd., see Broadway
Rollingmill St., 158
Rowley St., 152
Rushall St., 147, 151; Lower,
149, 240; Upper, 149
Rutter St., 156 n
St. George St., see George St.
St. Mary's Row, 156
St. Michael (formerly Stratford)
St., 156
St. Paul's St., 147
St. Quentin (formerly Chapel)
St., 158, 245
Sandwell St. (formerly Windmill), 155-6
Sandwell St., see Proffitt St.
Sandymount Rd. (formerly
Lodge St. and Lodge Rd.),
154, 206
Scarborough Rd., 159
Selborne St., 153
Shaw St., 161
Short St., 158
Skip (formerly Hogfield) Lane,
153-4
Slaney Rd., 159
South St., 156 n
Springhill Rd., 147
Stafford St. (formerly Bloxwich
Lane), 160
Stank Lane, 157
Station St., 149
Stratford St., see St. Michael
St.
Sun St., 157
Sutton Crescent, 153
Sutton Rd., 153-4, 165
Tantarra St., 153
Tasker St. (formerly Tasker's
Lane), 158
Teddesley St., 151
Temple St., 149
Tennyson St., 157
Thorpe Rd., 156
Tong St., 153
Tower St., 151
Union St., 153
Vicarage St., 156
Vicarage Walk, 156
Victor St., 156 n
Victoria Terrace (formerly
Hatherton Lake Villas), 152
Villiers St., 157
Walhouse Rd. (formerly Wal-house St. and Upper and
Lower Walhouse St.), 152
Walsingham St., 153
Ward (formerly Dovegrove) St.,
151
Warewell St., 153
Warwick St., 151
Wednesbury Rd., 156
Wellington St. (formerly Horse-
shoes Lane), 158
West Bromwich Rd., 166
Westbourne Rd., 151
Weston Rd. (later St.), 155
Weston St. (Pleck), 158
Wharf St., 158
Whitehall Rd., 157
William St., 151
Windmill, see Sandwell St.
Windmill St., 156
Windsor St., 156
Wisemore, 160-1
Wolverhampton St. (formerly
Hampton Lane), 160
Wood End Lane, 153
'Stubcross', 190
Sultan Works, 207
Sunday schs., see Walsall, educ.
Technical Coll., 265
Teddesley Ho., 151
Temperance Hall, 242-3, 248, 251,
253
the Terrace, 154, 176, 227, 257
theatres, 177, 250-1
tithes, 176-7, 227
Town Brewery, 206
town chest, 214
town clerks, see Walsall, boro.
institutions
town feoffees, 13, 214, 216, 223
town halls, see Walsall, Council
Ho. and guildhall
Townend Bank, 190, 225, 267, 272
cinema (formerly theatre), 251
growth, 160-1, 183
hosp., 222
housing, 221
ind., 196
pound, 219
rds., 147, 166 n, 212
sch., 246, 259, 260
Townend Sq., 149
trams, see Walsall, public transport
tramways (industrial), 168, 189,
191
vestries, 211-12, 224
Vicarage Moor, 221-2
Vicarage Terrace, 156
Victoria Ironworks, 200
wake, 249, 256
Walsall Factory Est., 207
Walsall Tube Works, 201
the Wastes, 177-8
water-supply, 220-2
Waterloo Brickworks, see Walsall,
collieries
whipping-stock, 219
White Horse Brewery, 206
Whitehall, 157
ind., 195, 199
sch., 263
White Hall, 157
Windmill (hamlet), 253
ind., 195, 198
sch., 260
Wisemore Works, 201
Wood End, 175, 180, 212
agric., 184
char. for poor, 270
Daffodil Farm (formerly Hurst's
Ho. and Wood End Ho.), 175,
191
Daisy Bank farm, 183
Gillity Greaves, 175-6
growth, 153-4, 183
Hurst's Ho., see Walsall, Wood
End, Daffodil Farm
ind., 192, 195
Red Ho. inn, 230
rds., 165
Wood End Farm, 179, 184, 191
Wood End Ho., see Walsa
Wood End, Daffodil Farm
woodland, 184
workhos., 212
'Yolebruge', 168
Walsall and Staffordshire Technical
Coll., see Walsall Coll. of Technology
Walsall and West Bromwich District
Schools, see Bromwich, West
Walsall Arboretum and Lake Co.
Ltd., 152
Walsall Brook, 143, 144 n, 146, 149,
167, 180, 182, 185, 190, 220,
222
Walsall Civic Guild of Help, see
Walsall Guild of Social Service
Walsall Coll. of Technology (formerly
Walsall and Staffordshire
Technical Coll.), 265
Walsall Deanery, 268
Walsall District Iron Co. Ltd., 194
Walsall Electrical Co. Ltd., 207-8
Walsall Football Club, 253
Walsall Freehold Land Society, 156-7
Walsall Glue Co., 207
Walsall Guild of Social Service and
Citizens' Advice Bureau (formerly Walsall Civic Guild of
Help), 274
Walsall Health Society, 221
Walsall Hospital Management Committee, 223
Walsall Iron Co., 193, 222
Walsall Locks and Cart Gear Ltd.,
160
Walsall North parl. constituency,
225-6
Walsall Packing Case Co., 208
Walsall Polish Manufacturing Co.,
207
Walsall Political Union, 264
Walsall School Children's Holiday
Camp Trust, 255
Walsall South parl. constituency,
225-6
Walsall Temperance Association, 251
Walsall Tuberculosis After Care
Committee, 274
Walsall Varnish Manufacturing Co.,
207
Walsall Victoria Nursing Institution, 275
Walsall Wesleyan Mutual Improvement Society, 264
Walsall Women's Unionist Association, 217
Walsall Wood, 275-84
agric., 279-80
canals, see Walsall Wood, communications
Catshill, 168, 278, 281
ch., 81, 281-3
cinema, 279
Clayhanger, 178, 278-80
ch., 282
Clayhanger Brickworks, 280-1
growth, 278
sch., 279
Coalheath, 277, 279-80
commons, 278-81
communications:
canals, 168, 278, 281
rlys., 278
rds., 277-8
Dairy farm, 280
educ., 283-4
Sunday schs., 282-3
Four Crosses inn, 282
gas, 281
geol., 277
Goblins Pit, 278-9
Grange farm, 280
High Heath, 277, 279-80
ch., 282
schs., 283
highway dist., 212
Horse and Jockey inn, 282
inc., 278-81
ind., 277-8, 280-2
Irondish, 277, 280
local govt., 281
Oak Park recreation centre, 279
parl. hist., 225
Paul's Coppice, 278-81
police, 281
poor relief, 281
pop., 277
post office, 281
pounds, 210, 281
Prot. nonconf., 282
public services, 281
public transport, 278, 281
rlys., see Walsall Wood, communications
rds., see Walsall Wood, communications
Rom. Cath., 282-3
schs., see Walsall Wood, educ.
sewage works, 281
Shaver's End, 277
Shelfield, 172, 225, 228, 268,
280
bridge, 278
char., 270
ch., 282
fields, common, 279
growth, 277
ind., 280-1
man., 279, 281; cts., 281
mills, 280-1
pound, 210, 281
Prot. nonconf., 282
Rom. Cath., 282
School Farm, 279
schs., 283-4
Shelfield Farm, 277
Shelfield House farm, 277, 280
Shelfield Lodge, 277, 282
wakes, 278
Shire Oak, 277-8, 280
Sunday schs., see Walsall Wood,
educ.
Vigo, 278, 280
village, 277-8, 283
wakes, 278
woodland, 279
Walsall Wood Colliery Co., 280-1
Walters, Cornelius, 42
Walton:
Thos., 26
Warin de, 192
Ward:
Peter, 42
T. W., 193
W. & A., 42
Wm., 42
Alderman Wm., 151
Warden, Sam., 100
Waring, Elijah, 174, 202
Warley county boro. (Worcs.), 9-11,
94, 96, 120, 122, 135
Coll. of Technology, 141
Warley Salop (in Halesowen in
Salop. and Worcs.), 45
Warley Wigorn (in Halesowen in
Salop. and Worcs.), 45
Warley Woods, see Smethwick
Warnock, J. M., architect, 246
Warrenites, 64
Warrington (Lancs.), 14, 206
Warwick:
ctss. of, see Beauchamp
duke of, see Beauchamp
earls of, 178, 209; and see Beauchamp; Dudley
Warwick, 190
Warwickshire, 51, 188, 273; and see
Aston; Bascote; Bickenhill;
Birmingham; Bromwich, Castle;
Chesterton; Coleshill; Coventry;
Edgbaston; Itchington, Bishop's;
Maxstoke; Merevale; Middleton; Milverton; Moxhull;
Sheldon; Shirley; Shustoke;
Stratford-upon-Avon; Stretton
on Fosse; Sutton Chase; Sutton
Coldfield; Tanworth; 'Wincott';
Wolvershill
Warwickshire Monthly Meeting
(Quaker), 244
Wath upon Dearn (Yorks. W. R.),
Milton and Elsecar Ironworks,
106
Wathew & Siddons, 36
Watkins, Fred., 113
Watkins & Keen, 113
Watling Street, 165-6
Watson, J. B., 250
Watt:
Jas. (d. 1819), 36, 110, 120
Jas. (d. 1848), 101, 110
Jas., & Co., 110, 113
Watts, Isaac, hymn-writer, 243
Webb:
Capt. Matt., 152
Thos., 31
Wm., 31
and see Webbe
Webb & Gray, architects, 132
Webbe:
Thos. (fl. 1548), 175
Thos. (fl. 1576, ? another), 175
Thos. (fl. 1602, ? another), 268
Wm., 272
and see Webb
Webster, Martha (née Baddeley), 99
Wednesbury, 1, 6, 45-6, 51, 62, 143,
217, 244
as address, 26, 32, 37, 65, 85, 184,
190, 201, 245-6, 251, 274
board of health, 70
bridges, 13, 168
Broadwaters, 14, 168
canals, 14, 168
chs., 226-7
guild, 27
Coll. of Commerce, 83
Coll. of Technology, 83
the Delves, q.v.
educ., 81, 83
High Bullen, 63
ind., 11, 13, 32, 35, 208
man., 7, 32
mill, 6
Moxley, q.v.
newspapers, 72-3
parl. constituency, 46, 50
Prot. nonconf., 63-5, 68, 172
public services, 47 n, 49-50, 221 n,
225
public transport, 49-50
rds., 11
town clerk, 21
Wednesbury Recreation Society,
74
Wood Green, q.v.
Wednesfield (in St. Peter's, Wolverhampton), 53 n, 194, 217, 227
weighing-machines, manufacture of,
36-7, 113-14
Weldless Tubes Ltd., 114
Weller & Proud, architects, 34, 72
Welles, John, 176
Wellington (Salop.), see Dawley
Wenlock, Much (Salop.), see Spoon-
hill
Wennington:
Hen., 202
W. V., 202
Weoley Castle, see Northfield
Wergs, the (in Tettenhall), 103, 193
Wesley:
Chas., 63, 244
John, 63-4, 244
Wesleyan Methodist Conference, 4
West Bromwich, see Bromwich, West
West Bromwich Albion Football
Club, 10, 74, 98
West Bromwich Colliery Co., 41
West Bromwich District Nursing
Association, 86
West Indians, 3, 5, 59
Jamaicans, 3, 88, 145
West Midlands College of Education,
154-5, 266
West Midlands Family Planning
Association, 48
West Midlands Gas Board, 49, 122,
225
West Midlands Joint Electricity
Authority, 49, 225
West Midlands Passenger Transport
Executive, 50, 225
West Midlands Police Authority, 224
West Midlands Press Ltd., 73, 135,
253
West Smethwick, see Smethwick,
West Smethwick
Westcote, Rog., 192
Westerham (Kent), 21
Westethorp, John, 26
Weston, — (fl. mid 19th cent.),
37
Weston & Grice, 37, 113
Weston-under-Lizard, 247
Wever, Ric., 213 n
Whateley (Whately):
G. W., 208
Hen. (fl. 1775), 189
Hen. (fl. 1799, ? the same), 274
Hen. Pyddocke, 100
John, 100
Wheate, Wm., 229, 269
Wheatley, Jas., 64
Wheaton Aston (in Lapley), 229
Wheeley, Benj., 282
While, A. J., 193
While & Smallman, 42-3
whip-thongs, manufacture of, 204
Whitall:
Geo., 189
fam., 186
White, John, 35
Whitefield, Geo., 63
Whitehead, John, 109
Whitehouse:
Edna, see Ridyard
Elisha, 42
Geo., 42
Jos., 24
P. (née Yates), 179
Sam., architect, 235
Wm. (fl. 1812), 35
Wm. (fl. 1841), 68
Whitehurst, Thos., 25
Whitgreave:
Geo., 22
John, 191
Thos., 22
Whittingham, Revd. John, 256
Whittington, 75
Whittington (in Kinver), Hall, 176
Whittlebury, Rob., and his w. Anne,
173
Whorwood:
Ann, w. of Sir Wm., 54, 60
Brome, 18, 29, 33, 44, 102
Field, 54
John, 18
Rob., 18
Sir Thos., 18
Thos., 60
Thos. Brome, 18, 60
Sir Wm., 18, 22, 26, 29, 43, 60,
84
fam., 29, 32, 43, 51, 54
Whyley:
Ann, 25
Jane, see Edwards
Wm. (d. 1800), 25-6, 68
Wm. (d. 1806), 25
Wigan (Lancs.), 112
Wiggin:
Hen., & Co. Ltd., 117
J. & J., Ltd., 201, 248
Job, 83
Job, his s., 83
Sam, 249 n
Wigginton, W., architect, 122
Wigmore, see Bromwich, West
Wigston Parva (in Claybrooke,
Leics.), 101
Wilbraham:
Eliz., w. of Sir Thos. (d. 1692),
170, 185
Mary, m. Ric. Newport, earl of
Bradford, 170, 185
Ric. (d. 1558), 170, 226
Sir Ric., 170, 187, 214-15, 279
Sir Rog., 209
Thos. (d. 1558), 170, 226
Thos. (d. 1610), 170, 185, 214
Sir Thos. (d. 1660), 170
Sir Thos. (d. 1692), 170, 186,
247
Wilcox, John, 274
Wilkes (Wylkes):
John (d. probably 1533), 34
John (fl. c. 1904), 165
Ric., 172
Wm., 184
and see Flaxall; Wilks
Wilkinson:
John, 191
Sam., town clerk of Walsall, 154
Wilks, Sam., 195, 211; and see
Wilkes
Willenhall (in St. Peter's, Wolverhampton), 53 n, 67, 217, 225, 254,
261
Willes:
Revd. John, 102
John, his s., 102, 108
Willett:
Eliza, w. of Hen. Goodrich, 101-2
Frederic, vicar of All Saints', West
Bromwich, 52-4
Capt. H. J., 102
Hen. Goodrich, 101-2
Mary, see Bagnall
William fitz Ansculf, 14
William, monk of Sandwell priory,
51
William the reeve, 155
Williams:
Hugh, Independent minister, 68
Revd. John, 123
Phil., 193
Phil., & Co. (later Philip Williams
& Sons and Williams Bros.),
8, 39, 193
Willoughby:
Sir Fra., 190
Percival, 190
Wills, Wm., 100
Wilson, Rob., vicar of Walsall,
227
Wiltshire, see Calstone Wellington
'Wincott' (Warws.), 232
Windle:
Chas., 200
Mary Jesson, 275
Winfield, Rob., 69
Wingate, Edw., 234
Winson Green (in Birmingham),
102
Wishaw, see Moxhull
Withers:
Clarice (née Hammond), 86
Jas., architect, 68
Jos., & Sons Ltd., 201
Withers (Walsall) Ltd., 201
Witton, Ric., Presbyterian minister,
63, 67-8, 83
Wodemon, see Woodman
Wollaston:
John (d. 1634), 185 and n, 186 n,
267, 271
John (d. c. 1670), 272
Thos. (d. 1580), 174
Thos. (d. 1657), 272
Wolsey, Thos., Cardinal, 15, 18,
51
Wolverhampton, 217, 272
as address, 32, 34, 127-8, 172, 174,
237-40
Bentley, q.v.
Bilston, q.v.
ch., 239
clergy, 247
corp., 266
educ., 264
Featherstone, q.v.
Hatherton, q.v.
Hilton, q.v.
Hosp. for Women, 274
Pelsall, q.v.
rds., 96, 165
Rom. Cath., 240
trade, 187
Wednesfield, q.v.
Willenhall, q.v.
Wolverhampton & Walsall Railway,
169
Wolverhampton Metal Co. Ltd.,
194
Wolverhampton, Walsall & Midland
Junction Railway, 169
Wolvershill (in Bulkington, Warws.),
175
Wombourn, chantry of St. Mary,
180
Wones, Jos., 73
Wood:
John, 176
Rob. Myers, 174
Sam. (fl. 1813), 192
Sam. (fl. 1840s), 176
T. Spencer, architect, 83
Wood & Ivery, 32, 41
Wood & Kendrick, architects, 25, 46,
55, 58-9, 82
Wood End, see Walsall
Wood Green (in Wednesbury), 59,
239
Woodhall, Thos., 74
Woodhey (in Faddiley, Ches.), 170
Woodman (Wodemon):
Hugh, 32
John s. of Nic., 173
Woodsome Hall, see Almondbury
Woodward:
Ric., 196
Sim., 173
Woolwich (Kent), Arsenal, 149
Worcester, 67, 183, 233, 240
bps. of, see Alcock; Simon
priory, 26, 50-1
Worcestershire, 31 and n, 96, 136,
188; and see Arley, Upper;
Bromsgrove; Dudley; Grafton
Manor; Hagley; Halesowen;
Kidderminster; Northfield; Norton, King's; Offenham; Oldbury; Ribbesford; Stourbridge;
Swinford, Old; Warley; Yardley
World Wars:
First, 5, 38, 50, 62, 76, 80, 118,
156, 158-9, 197, 202, 221
Second, 6, 136, 154
and see air raids
Worthington:
John, 190
Ric., 192
Wotton, Wm., 231
Wright:
D. P., 134
E. T., 202
G., architect, 249
H. B., 202
John, 33, 38, 184
Ric., 38 n
Wright Bros. & Co. Ltd., 202
Wulfric Spot, 169
Wyatt:
Benj., architect, 250
Benj. (? the same), 235
Wychnor (in Tatenhill), 14, 168
Wydevill, Ant., Earl Rivers, 229
Wykes (or Wilkes), Agnes, see Flaxall
Wylkes, see Wilkes
Wyrley, Wm., 18, 51
Wyrley and Essington Canal, 168,
186, 189, 193, 201, 207, 278,
281
Y.M.C.A., see Bromwich, West
Yardley (formerly Worcs., later
Birmingham), 179, 271, 273; and
see Greet
Yates:
Geof., 179
Mrs. M. E., 179
P., see Whitehouse
Wal., 179
Yew Tree, see Delves
York stone, 239
Yorkshire, 204
East Riding, see Filey
North Riding, see Coatham; Langthorne
West Riding, 195; and see Almondbury; Leeds; Sheffield; Wath
upon Dearn
Yorkshire Copper Works Ltd., 114
Yorkshire Imperial Metals Ltd., 114
Yotton, John, dean of Lichfield cath.,
180
Young, Arthur, 28-9, 35
zinc-refining, 194
Zulus, 152