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The parish and borough of Chingford
A History of the County of Essex
The Parish and Vestry of St. Paul
Survey of London
The parish churches
A History of the County of York East Riding
The parish of Ashton-under-Lyne: Church and charities
A History of the County of Lancaster
… have now four churches in Ashton, 75 and others in Hurst, Lees, Mossley, and Audenshaw. The Primitive Methodists are represented in Ashton, Hurst, Lees, Bardsley, and Mossley. 76 The Independent Methodists … in the town. The Christian Brethren have meeting-places at Lees and Mossley. The following also have churches or …
The parish of Ashton-under-Lyne: Introduction, manor & boroughs
A History of the County of Lancaster
… series occurs in the valley of the Tame and northward to Lees. Westward the Lower and Upper Coal Measures follow in … including Alt, 1,037; Bardsley, 2,194; Crossbank, 1,077; Lees, 3,621; Waterloo (with Taunton), 3,858 11,787; Hartshead … the northern corner of the parish, with a station called Lees. The Manchester and Ashton Canal, begun in 1792, goes …
The parish of Chelsea: Communications
A History of the County of Middlesex
The parish of Childwall: Introduction, church and charities
A History of the County of Lancaster
The parish of Church Eaton: Little Onn
Staffordshire Historical Collections
The parish of Church Eaton: Shushions
Staffordshire Historical Collections
The parish of Eccles: Introduction, church and charities
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Robert Baguley, chaplain, having died, Ralph Legh (or Lees) was appointed; ibid. xii, fol. 103. After Ralph's …
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