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A.S.S.Q. Associates,
Aaron, John,
Abbey, J. P.,
Abbey Foregate (in Holy Cross par., Shrewsbury):
-, abbey, n,
-, abbot,
-, ch. (Holy Cross, formerly St. Peter's),
-, Abbey (post-Dissolution ho.),
Abbot:
-, Ric.,
-, Wm.,
Abbot's brook, see Headford brook
Acton Burnell,
Acton Reynald (in Shawbury),
Acton Round,
Adam 'de aula de Stircheleye', n
Adamson Alliance Co. Ltd.,
Adamson-Butterley Ltd.,
Adcote (in Baschurch),
Addenbrooke (formerly Homfray),John,
Adderley, n; and see Shavington; Spoonley
Addison, Chris., Vct. Addison,
Addison, H. & S.,
Addison, Hen., & Co.,
Adey, C. W.,
Admaston (in Wrockwardine),
-, Admaston Hall,
-, Admaston Ho.,
-, clubs and societies,
-, community centre,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Donnerville,
-, farms,
-, geol.,
-, housing,
-, librs.,
-, name,
-, Oaklands,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, public hos.,
-, rly.,
-, roads,
-, portway,
-, St. Christopher's Hall,
-, schs.,
-, sewerage,
-, disposal wks.,
-, spa ('Wellington Spa'),
-, sports,
-, steeplechasing,
-, village,
-, water supply,
Admaston sewage works, see Dothill
admiralty of England, vice-admiral,
Adney, Ric.,
Æthelflæd, lady of the Mercians,
Aga Heat Ltd.,
agriculture:
-, assarting,
-, crops, q.v.
-, dairy farming,
-, draining,
-, equipment,
-, harrows, n
-, hurdles,
-, ox chains, n
-, ploughs,
-, ploughshares,
-, rollers,
-, tractors,
-, troughs,
-, fertilizers,
-, granges, monastic,
-, herbage,
-, inclosure,
-, land agents, see industries, etc.
-, livestock,
-, bees,
-, cattle,
-, deer,
-, diseases,
-, dogs,
-, goats,
-, horses,
-, pigeons (doves),
-, poultry,
-, rabbits,
-, sheep,
-, swans,
-, swine (pigs),
-, pannage,
-, rents, q.v.
-, shelling,
-, workers,
-, bordars, q.v.
-, carters,
-, dairymaids,
-, neifs, q.v.
-, oxherds (bovarii),
-, serfs (servi),
-, shepherds,
-, villeins (villani), q.v.
-,
and see foodstuffs; named places
Agriculture, minister of,
Aigueblanche, Peter de, bp. of Hereford,
air-raid precautions, see World Wars
Alan son of Flaald,
-, his fam., see FitzAlan
Alberbury, see Wattlesborough
Albert, H. & E.,
Albert Edward bridge (in Buildwas and Coalbrookdale),
Albion Hill, see St. George's
Albrightlee (in St. Alkmund's, Shrewsbury),
Albrighton,
'Alcan' theoretical new town,
ale and beer,
-, assize of, see franchises
-, brewing,
-, hos., see named places
-, tasters,
-,
and see Beer Act; industries, etc.: malting; Licensing Act
Alkmund, St.,
Allcock, Thos., n,
Allen, Rob.,
Alliance Assurance Co.,
Allied Ironfounders Ltd.,
allotments, see gardening
allotments (county divisions),
Allscott (in Wrockwardine),
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, hamlet,
-, ind. and trade:
-, fertilizer wks.,
-, fulling,
-, skins,
-, mill,
-, name,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, roads,
-, schs.,
-, tithes,
-, Wrockwardine benefice hos.,
Allscott sugar factory, see Walcot
almshouses, see Wellington; Wrockwardine; and see hospitals: eleemosynary
Alps, the,
aluminium, see industries, etc.
Alveley,
Amblecote (Staffs. and Worcs., formerly Staffs.) (in Old Swinford),
ambulances, see medicine, etc.
America, United States of,
-, army, see forces
-,
and see Illinois; Radburn
Anabaptists,
Angell, Wm.,
Anglesey, see Holyhead
Anglo-Catholicism, see Church of England
animal diseases, see agriculture: livestock
Anslow & Wackrill,
Anstice:
-, John,
-, Wm.,
-, Wm. Reynolds,
-, fam.,
Anstice, Horton & Rose,
antiquaries, see historians and antiquaries
-,
Antonine Itinerary (Itinerarium Antonini),
Antony, John, see Johnson
Apley (in Wellington),
-,
n
-, as address,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, Apley Castle,
-, bdy.,
-, bricks and tiles,
-, Civil War events,
-, commons and waste,
-, dom. archit.,
-, geol.,
-, housing,
-, inc., n,
-, man.,
-, name,
-, pk.,
-, pop.,
-, road,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, sch.,
-, Telford gen. hosp. (planned),
-, tithes,
-, woodland,
Aqueduct (in Madeley),
-, ch. (mission),
-, housing,
-, ind. and trade:
-, chains,
-, founding,
-, nailmaking,
-, soap,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, sewerage,
Aqueduct housing estate (in Dawley),
Aquitaine, duke of, see Henry II
Arbois, Otes of,
Archaeology, Institute of Industrial, see Coalbrookdale
archery, see entertainments, etc.
architects, and see A.S.S.Q. Associates; Barry, Sir Chas.; Bellamy, R.; Bidlake, Geo.; Bishop, Mr. - Bowdler, Mr. - Butler, Bertram; Carline, John; Christian, Ewan; Dalgleish, C. B.; Eginton, Harvey; Farmer, Jos.; Fleeming, T. H.; Gibbs, Jas.; Goodhart-Rendel, H. S.; Griffiths, R.; Hamilton, G. E.; Hancock, Wal.; Hansom, J. A.; Haycock, Edw.; Haycock, J. H.; Hayward, Wm. (d. 1782); Ingall & Sons; Isitt, Herb.; Jellicoe, G. A.; Jones, Elijah; Ladds, John; Moore, T. L.; Norton, John; Owen, T. E.; Reeves & Voysey; Scott, Sir Geo. Gilb.; Smith, S. Pountney; Smith, Sam.; Smith, Thos.; Steuart, Geo.; Street, G. E.; Telford, Thos.; Trubshaw, Jas.; Webb, W. A.
Arden, Geo.,
Arfan, St., and see 'Hawthorn', St.
Arlescott (in Barrow),
Arleston (in Wellington),
-, as address,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, Arleston Man. (formerly Ho.),
-, Bennetts Bank,
-, Brooklyn Ho.,
-, Buck's Head inn,
-, children's home,
-, dom. archit.,
-, est.,
-, fields, open,
-, fire stn.,
-, geol.,
-, hamlet,
-, housing,
-, inc.,
-, ind. and trade,
-, bricks, n
-, coal and ironstone,
-, sand,
-, man.,
-, mill,
-, name,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, roads,
-, schs., n,
-, Telford Coll. of Arts and Technology (formerly Walker Technical Coll.),
-, tithes,
-, water supply,
-, woodland,
-, youth centre,
armed forces, see forces
Arminianism,
arms (heraldry), n, n, n,
Arthen son of Brychan, and others of the name, n
Artillery Volunteers, see forces
artists, graphic, and see Bayliss, J. C.; Bayliss, Sir Wyke; Lawson, C. G.; Owen, Edw. Pryce; Parkes, David; Randall, John
Arundel:
-, ctss. of, see Talbot
-, earls of, and see
FitzAlan; Howard
Arundel House, see Madeley
ash, see wood
Ashby:
-, Geo.,
-, Hannah, see Waring
Ashwood:
-, Dorothy, m. Hen. (later Sir Hen.) Hawley,
-, John (fl. 1705-13),
-, John (d. 1751),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Ashwood Lodge, see Kingswinford
Asians,
asphalt, see industries, etc.
assarting, see agriculture
Assemblies of God,
assizes, see courts; franchises
Astley:
-, Mary, m. Ric. Dyott,
-, Matthias,
-, fam., n
Astley Abbots, see Wren's Nest
Aston, Sir Edw.,
Aston (Warws., later mainly Birm.), Aston Villa F. C.,
Aston (in Wellington),
plate
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, Aston Hall, plate
-, bdy., plate
-, chemical wks., plate
-, commons and waste,
-, dom. archit.,
-, est., n, n,
-, fields, open, plate
-, hamlet,
-, inc.,
-, name,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, roads, plate
-, streams,
-, tithes,
-, water supply,
-, woodland,
Aston, Chetwynd (in Edgmond),
Aston, Church (in Edgmond),
-, Pitchcroft,
Aston Eyre (in Morville),
Atcham,
-, Berwick Maviston, q.v.
-, Chilton, q.v.
-, ch.,
-, clergy,
-, ct., man., n
-, Cronkhill, q.v.
-, Emstrey, q.v.
-, man., n
-, Tern, q.v.
-, Uckington, q.v.
Athénas, Pierre-Louis,
athletics, see entertainments, etc.
Atkiss:
-, Geo.,
-, Nat.,
-, Thos.,
attorneys, see industries, etc.: lawyers
Attwood, Ernest, n
Atwood, Sir John,
auctioneer, see industries, etc.
Audlem (Ches.),
Audley:
-, Jas. of, n
-, fam.,
Audley, Barons, see Tuchet
Augsburg (Germany),
Australia,
-, Bathurst, bp. of, see Marsden, S. E.
Aychley, see Sandford
Babyngton:
-, Marg., w. of Norman,
-, Norman,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1454),
-, Wm. (fl. 1454),
bacon, see foodstuffs: meat
Badger,
badger baiting, see entertainments, etc.
Bagnall, Hen.,
Bagshaw, Fra.,
Bailey:
-, Mary, m. Wm. Hayward (d. 1727),
n
-, fam., n
-,
and see Bayley
bailiffs (beadles, reeves),
-, hund.,
-, man.,
Bailleul, Reynold of (the sheriff), n,
Bakewell, Rob.,
baking, see foodstuffs: bread
Ball:
-, A. W.,
-, Canon C. R.,
-, E. A. R.,
-, Jos.,
-, Kathleen M., m. J. A. Nathaniel,
-, Rebecca, see Reynolds
-, Wm.,
-, fam., n
Ball's coppice, see Wrockwardine Wood
Ball's Hill, see Dawley
Balsall, Temple (in Hampton-in- Arden, Warws.), hosp.,
bands, see entertainments, etc.: music
Banes, Rog., and see Baynes
Bank, Green, see Dawley, Little
Bank, the, see Coalbrookdale
Bank House, see Ketley Bank
banking, see industries, etc.; banks, savings
Banks:
-, Sir Jos.,
-, Ric.,
-, Wm. (fl. 1687-1715),
-, Wm. (fl. 1715-58),
banks, savings,
bannering, see Rogationtide processions
Banning, Benj.,
Baptists, n plate and see Anabaptists
Barber:
-, John,
-, fam.,
Barber & Son,
Barbour, Sam., see Hill
barges, see boats
bark, see crops
Barker:
-, John,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
barley, see crops: cereals
Barlow, Thos.,
Barnard, Barons, see Vane
Barneham, Fra.,
Barnet, Joshua,
Barnett:
-, John,
-, Jos.,
-, his s.,
Barney:
-, Edw.,
-, John,
baronies (honors), see Clun; Combe, Castle; Montgomery; Nantwich; Oswestry; Petworth; Pulverbatch, Church; Wem; Weobley
Barons' War,
Barrow,
-, Arlescott, q.v.
-, Caughley, q.v.
-, Marsh, the, q.v.
-, ward of Wenlock boro.,
Barry, Sir Chas.,
Barlett:
-, John, n,
-, Susanna Ball, see Reynolds
Barton, Jas.,
basalt, see minerals and mining
Basalts Ltd.,
Baschurch:
-, Adcote, q.v.
-, hund., see Pimhill hundred
-, Stanwardine in the Fields, q.v.
baskets, see industries, etc.
Bath (Som.),
Bathurst (Australia), bp. of, see Marsden, S. E.
batteries, see industries, etc.: electrical goods
Battersby, Miss E. D. H.,
Battlefield,
Baugh, Wm.,
Baxter:
-, Geo.,
-, Ric.,
Bayley:
-, John,
-, Mic., n
-, Ric.,
-,
and see Bailey
Baylies:
-, Ann, m. John Darby,
-, Thos.,
Bayliss:
-, J. C.,
-, Sir Wyke,
Baynes, Ralph, bp. of Coventry and Lichfield, n; and see Banes
beadles, see bailiffs
beans, see crops: vegetables
Bearstone (in Mucklestone), n
Beattie, Jos.,
Beauchamp:
-, Eliz., Baroness Bergavenny, m. Sir
Edw. Nevill,
-, Joan, Baroness Bergavenny, see
FitzAlan
Beaufoy fam.,
Beaumais:
-, Ric. (I) of, bp. of London (d. 1127),
-, Ric. (II) of (d. 1162),
Bebington (Ches.), see Port Sunlight
Beckbury,
Beddoe, John, n
Beddoes, T. L., n
Beddoes & Green,
Bedfordshire, see Riseley; Stotfold
Bedlam, see Madeley Wood
bedsteads, see industries, etc.: furni ture
Bedworth (Warws.),
Beeching Report, see Reshaping of British Railways
beef, see foodstuffs: meat
beer, see ale and beer
Beer Act (1830),
bees, see agriculture: livestock
beet, sugar, see crops: vegetables
Bell:
-, Dr. And.,
-, Rob., n, n
Bell brook,
bell founding, see industries, etc.
Bellamy, R.,
Bellême, Rob. of, earl of Shrewsbury,
Bellis, Ric., n
Belmont House, see Ironbridge
Benbow, Geo.,
bendware, see wood: working
Benet (fl. 1086),
Bennett, John,
Bennett, John, & Co.,
Bennetts Bank, see Arleston
Benthall,
-, adv.,
-, Bower weir and yard,
-, C.P.,
-, clergy, n
-, ind. and trade:
-, lead smelting,
-, limestone,
-, Iron Bridge, the, q.v.
-, man.,
-, rly., Ironbridge and Broseley stn.,
-, weir,
Beoley (Worcs.),
Bergavenny:
-, Baron, see Nevill
-, Baronesses, see Beauchamp; FitzAlan
Berrington, Phil. of,
Berrington,
Berwick, Barons, and see Hill; Noel-Hill
Berwick Maviston (in Atcham), n
Bessemer process, see iron and steel: processes
Betton in Hales (in Market Drayton), n
Beveley (formerly Springwell) brook, n,
Beveley (Beveley Brook) (in Wellington and Wombridge), n
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, road,
-, Staneford,
-, name, n,
-, water supply,
Bewdley (in Ribbesford, Worcs.),
bicycles, see engineering: products
Biddle, John,
Biddle, Mountford, & Co.,
Bidlake, Geo.,
Bidston (Ches.), see Birkenhead
Bigod, Abraham,
billiards, see entertainments, etc.
Bilston (in Wolverhampton, Staffs.),
Bilston Slag Co. (1924) Ltd.,
bingo, see entertainments, etc.
Binnell:
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
-,
and see Bynnell
Birch, Jas.,
Birches, the, see Buildwas
Birches brook,
Birchfield Foundry Ltd.,
Birds, W. T.,
Birkenhead (in Bidston, Ches.),
Birmingham (Warws.),
n, n
-, Aston, q.v.
-, city,
-, aldermen,
-, architect,
-, housing,
-, ind., trade, and professions,
-, architects,
-, banker,
-, butchers,
-, engineering,
-, glass,
-, steel,
-, wire,
-, inner city partnership area, n
-, pop.,
-, regional hosp. bd.,
-, road,
-, satellite towns,
-, univ.,
Birmingham & Liverpool Junction Canal,
Birmingham Gazette,
Bishop, Mr. -,
Bishton:
-, Geo.,
-, John (d. 1803),
-, John (d. 1809),
-, fam.,
bitumen, see minerals and mining
Black Country (Staffs. and Worcs.),
-, the,
-, ind. and trade,
-, butchers,
-, iron,
-, pop.,
Black Death, see medicine, etc.: diseases
'Black Rock', see minerals and mining:basalt
Blakesley (Northants.), see Foxley
Blakeway, Edw.,
Blest, Ric.,
Bletchley (in Moreton Say),
Blews Hill, see Dawley
Blind, Royal National Institute for the,
Blists Hill (in Madeley),
n
-, canal,
-, geol.,
-, housing,
-, ind. and trade:
-, bricks,
-, clay,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, iron, plates
-, sanitary pipes,
-, mission ch., plate
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rlys.,
-, road,
-, woodland,
Blockley, B. P.,
Blockleys Ltd.,
Blocksidge, Edw.,
Blunt:
-, J. J.,
-, John,
Blurton (in Trentham, Staffs.),
boats,
-, barges,
-, coracles,
-, narrow,
-, trows,
Bobbington (Staffs., formerly Salop. and Staffs.), see Whittimere
Boden, Eleanor, n
boilers, see engineering: products
Bolas, Great, n
Bolas, Little (in Hodnet), n
Boliver Preece & Co.,
Bonser, Jas.,
bookselling, see industries, etc.
Booley (in Stanton upon Hine Heath), n
bordars,
Borough English, see tenures
Borough of Wenlock Express,
Bosanquet, Mary, m. John Wm. Fletcher,
Boscobel, Brewood priory in,
Boswell, Thos.,
Botany Bay, see Dawley
Botfield:
-, Beriah (fl. 1753),
-, Beriah (d. 1813),
-, Beriah (d. 1863),
-, Thos. (d. 1801),
-, Thos. (d. 1843),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Botiler, Ralph le, n; and see Butler
Botwood, Wm.,
Boulton, Adam,
Boulton, A., & Co.,
Boulton & Watt,
Bourne, Hugh,
Bourton hundred, see Wenlock, liberty and borough of: lib.
bovarii, see agriculture: workers
bow-hauling, see industries, etc.
Bowdler:
-, A. W.,
-, Audley,
-, Hen.,
-, Sam.,
-, Mr. -,
-, fam.,
Bowen, W. T.,
Bower weir and yard, see Benthall
Bowler, Mrs. J. J. P., n
bowls, see entertainments, etc.
Bowring, J. C., and his w.,
bows, see wood: working
Boycot:
-, Jos.,
-, Ric., n
Boycott, John,
Bradford:
-, Barons, and see Newport
-, ctss. of, see Byng
-, earls of, and see Newport
Bradford, see Ercall Magna
Bradford (Yorks. W. R.),
Bradford hundred,
-, bdy.,
-, cts.,
-, meeting places,
-, divisions,
-, gaol,
-, geol.,
-, landscape and settlement,
-, lords,
-, seal,
-, value,
-, vicontiel rents,
Bradley:
-, And.,
-, John,
-, Wal.,
Bradley, And., & Co.,
Bradley, John, & Co.,
Bradshaw, John,
Braganza, Cath. of, see Catherine
Brandlee, see Dawley
Brandlee Colliery Co.,
Brands, the, see Stirchley
brass, see industries, etc.
Bratton (in Wellington and Wrockwardine), n n,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, bdy.,
-, Bratton Ho.,
-, clubs and societies,
-, fields, open,
-, housing,
-, inc.,
-, man., n
-, mill,
-, name,
-, pond or pool,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem.,
-, public ho.,
-, rly.,
-, roads,
-, Rom.-Brit. rem.,
-, tithes,
-, village,
-, water supply,
Bratton brook,
bread, see foodstuffs
-, assize of, see franchises
Brethren (Plymouth), and see Brotherhood
Brett:
-, Anne, see Mason
-, Hen.,
brewing, see ale and beer
Brewood (Staffs.), and see Chillington
Brewood priory, see Boscobel
bricks, see clay
Bridgeman fam.,
Bridgman:
-, Edw.,
-, Eliz.,
Bridgnorth:
-, bridge,
-, fair,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, road to,
-, Rom. Cath.,
Brierley (in Sedgeley, Staffs.),
Brierly Hill, see Dawley, Little
Brimpton:
-, Eve, w. of Rob. of,
-, Rob. of,
-, fam.,
Brimstree hundred,
brine, see minerals and mining
Briscoe, John,
Bristol,
British Legion,
British Sugar Corporation Ltd.,
British Sugar P.L.C.,
Broadhurst fam.,
Brockholes, the, see Ironbridge
Brockton (in Longford),
Bromfield, Jos.,
Bromhall, Rob.,
Bromley:
-, E. W.,
-, Marg., m. Sir Ric. Newport,
-, Sir Thos.,
Bromley, John, & Co. (Wellington) Ltd.,
Bromwich, West (Staffs.),
Brontë, Patrick,
Bronze Age, see prehistoric remains
Brooke:
-, Sir Basil (d. 1646),
-, his w.,
-, Basil (d. 1699),
-, Basil (d. 1727),
-, Cath., m. John Unett Smitheman,
-, Comberford,
-, Dorothy, w. of Sir Rob.,
-, John,
-, his w.,
-, Sir Rob.,
-, Rose, m. John Giffard,
-, Thos.,
-, Winifred, w. of Basil (d. 1699),
-, fam.,
Brooklyn House, see Arleston
Brooks, Rob.,
Brookside housing estate (in Madeley and Stirchley),
-, pastoral centre,
-, police,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, schs.,
Broseley:
-, as address,
-, adv.,
-, agric. engineering,
-, ch.,
-, clergy,
-, C.P.,
-, Coalport bridge, q.v.
-, ct. of requests,
-, Gitchfield, q.v.
-, Haynes Memorial (or Free) bridge, q.v.
-, Jackfield, q.v.
-, Madeley poor-law union sch.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rly.,
-, Coalport West railway station,
-,
q.v.
-, roads,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, Tuckies, the, q.v.
-, water supply,
-, Wenlock boro. offices,
-, Wesleyan circuit,
Brotherhood, the, and see Brethren
Browne:
-, Eliz., w. of Isaac Hawkins (d. 1818),
-, Geo.,
-, Isaac Hawkins (d. 1760),
-, Isaac Hawkins (d. 1818),
-, Phil.,
-, Ric.,
-, Rob.,
-, fam., n, n
Brychan, n
-, Arthen s. of, see Arthen
Brydgewode, Edm.,
Buchanan Report, see Traffic in Towns
Buck's Head inn, see Arleston
Buckatree Hall, see Watling Street township
Buckenall:
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Buckinghamshire, see Milton Keynes
Buckworth-Herne-Soame, Sir Chas.,
building, see industries, etc.
building components, see crucks; engineering: products
building society,
Buildwas,
-, abbey,
-, abbot,
-, Albert Edward bridge, q.v.
-, Birches, the,
-, bdy.,
-, bridge,
-, Buildwas, Little, n,
-, clergy,
-, Ironbridge 'B' power stn.,
-, limestone,
-, man., n
-, rlys.,
-, West Coppice,
Buildwas, Little, see Buildwas
bull baiting, see entertainments, etc.
Bullock, Eliz.,
Bullocks bridge (in Wellington and Wrockwardine),
Bullocks brook,
Bulwick (Northants.), n
Bunsen:
-, Christian Karl Josias von, Baron Bunsen,
-, H. G. de,
Burcot (in Wrockwardine), plate
burgage tenure, see tenures
burgages,
burgesses,
Burgh:
-, Isabel, m. Sir John Lingen,
-, Sir John,
-, fam.,
burial board,
Burlingham, Lucy, m. Edm. Darby,
Burnell:
-, Edw.,
-, Hugh,
-, Sibyl, w. of Hugh,
-, fam.,
Burrer (fl. c. 1066),
Burroughs, Jas.,
Burroughs Bank, see Dawley, Little
Burton:
-, Hen., n
-, Rob.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Burton-upon-Trent (Derb. and Staffs.),
-, abbey,
Bury Walls, see Weston-under- Redcastle
buses,
Bushbury (Staffs.), see Essington
Bushey (Herts.),
businessmen, see industries, etc.
butchering, see foodstuffs: meat
butler, Rob. the, see Robert
Butler:
-, Bertram,
-, Fra.,
-,
and see Botiler
Butler, N., & Co.,
butter, see foodstuffs: dairy products
Buttery:
-, Geo., n
-, Wm., n
Buttery Farm (in Edgmond), n,
Buttrey, T. C., n
Buxheim (Germany),
Byng, Lucy Eliz., m. earl of Bradford,
Bynnell, Hen., and see Binnell
C.O.D., see Central Ordnance Depot
cabinet making, see wood: working
cadets, see forces
Cadman:
-, Dr. S. Parkes,
-, fam.,
Caerwent, Hen. of, n
Calcott centre, see Stirchley
Caldebrook, see Coalbrookdale
Calverhall (in Prees), n
Calvinism,
Cambridge:
-, Downing Coll.,
-, univ.,
Cambridgeshire, see Cambridge; Ely
Camden, Wm.,
Cameron:
-, C. R.,
-, Mrs. Lucy,
Campbell, Duncan,
Campion, Sam.,
canals, and see named canals
candles, see industries, etc.
Cannock (Staffs.),
Canterbury (Kent), abp. of,
Cantilupe, St. Thos., bp. of Hereford,
Capewell Horse Nail Co. Ltd.,
caravans, see engineering: products
Cardeston, see Wattlesborough
Cardington, n
cards, see entertainments, etc.
Careswell:
-, Barnaby,
-, John,
Carline, John,
Carlyle House, see Oakengates town
Carpenter fam.,
carpentry, see wood: working
carrying, see industries, etc.: haulage and carrying
Cartlidge:
-, J. E. G.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
carters, see agriculture: workers
Cartwright:
-, Wm.,
-, - (? Hen.),
casting, see iron and steel: processes
Castle Combe, see Combe, Castle
castle,
Cathedrals Act (1840),
Catherine (of Braganza), queen of Chas. II,
Catholicism, see Church of England: Anglo-Catholicism; Roman Catholicism
cattle, see agriculture: livestock
Caughley (in Barrow),
Cauldon Potteries Ltd.,
Caus (in Westbury),
Cavalry, Shropshire Yeomanry, see forces
Caverswall, Wm. of,
cement, see industries, etc.
cemeteries,
Central Ordnance Depot (C.O.D.) (in Eyton upon the Weald Moors, Lilleshall, Preston upon the Weald Moors, and Wellington),
Central Telford parish, see Telford new town: ch.
cereals, see crops
Chad Valley Co. Ltd.,
chains, see iron and steel: products
chairs, see industries, etc.: furniture
Chaloner fam.,
chaloners, see cloth: making
chamberlain, the king's,
Chambers, Humph., n
Chambre, Rowland,
chancellor of England (lord chancellor),
chantries,
chaplain, Wm. the, see William
charcoal, see industries, etc.
Charles I,
Charles II,
Charles, prince of Wales,
Charlton:
-, Sir Alan of (d. 1360),
-, Alan (fl. 1549),
-, And.,
-, Anne, m. Wm. of Knightley,
-, Ellen,
-, Fra. (d. 1557),
-, his w.,
-, Fra. (d. 1642),
-, Fra. (d. 1698),
-, Joan, w. of Sir John (d. 1374),
-, Master John of (fl. 1284-1320),
-, John of (fl. 1309),
-, Sir John (d. 1353),
-, Sir John (d. 1374),
-, Sir John (d. 1380),
-, John (d. 1401),
-, John (d. 1720),
-, Mary, w. of Fra. (d. 1642),
-, Ric. of (fl. c. 1280),
-, Ric. (d. c. 1522),
-, Ric. (fl. 1535-44),
-, Rob. (d. 1473),
-, St. John (d. 1742),
-, St. John (d. 1776),
-, St. John (d. 1802),
-, St. John Chiverton,
-, Thos. (d. 1386),
-, Thos. (d. 1397),
-, (formerly Knightley), Thos. (d. 1460),
-, Thos. (d. 1921), see Meyrick
-, Wm. of (fl. before 1260), see Uppington
-, Wm. (d. 1532),
-, his w.,
-, Wm. (d. 1566),
-, Wm. (d. 1567),
-, Wm. (d. 1838),
-, - (fl. 1539), n
-, - (fl. 1592),
-, fam., n n,
-,
and see Charlton-Meyrick; Meyrick
Charlton (in Shawbury),
Charlton (in Wrockwardine),
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, bdy.,
-, Castle,
-, chap. (mission),
-, commons and waste,
-, ct., man.,
-, dom. archit.,
-, est.,
-, fields, open,
-, hamlet,
-, man.,
-, name,
-, pond or pool,
-, pop.,
-, prehist. rem. (possible),
-, public hos.,
-, roads,
-, stream,
-, tithes,
-, Walcot rly. stn.,
Charlton-Meyrick (formerly Meyrick), W.J.C., and see Charlton; Meyrick
Charnes:
-, Christine of, see Dawley
-, Isabel of, m. Rog. of Oakley,
-, John of,
-, Reynold of,
-, Wm. of,
-, fam.,
charter masters, see coal
Chartists,
Châtillon, Ric. of,
cheese, see foodstuffs: dairy products
Chelmsley Wood housing estate, see Orton, Water
Chelwood, Eleanor,
chemicals, see industries, etc.
Cheney:
-, Edw.,
-, R. H.,
-, Rob.,
-, fam., n, n,
Cherrington (in Edgmond), n
Cheshire,
-, cheese,
-,
and see Audlem; Birkenhead; Chester; Combermere; Middlewich;
Nantwich; Port Sunlight;
Thornton-le-Moors; Whitchurch
Chesnuts, the, see Coalbrookdale
Chester:
-, bp. of, see Peploe, Sam.
-, principality,
-, rly.,
-, road to,
Chesthill (in Moreton Say), n, n
Cheswardine, n; and see Ellerton; Sambrook
Cheswell Grange, see Lilleshall: granges
Chetwynd:
-, John of,
-, fam.,
Chetwynd, n n and see Howle; Puleston; Sambrook
Chetwynd Aston, see Aston, Chetwynd
Child:
-, Joan, w. of Rog.,
-, Rog.,
Child's Ercall, see Ercall, Child's
Children and their Primary Schools (Plowden Report),
-,
Chillcotts Ltd.,
Chillington (in Brewood, Staffs.),
Chilton (in Atcham),
china, see clay: porcelain
choirs, see entertainments, etc.: music
cholera, see medicine, etc.: diseases
Christadelphians,
Christian, Ewan,
Christy, Rebecca, m. Alf. Darby,
Church Association Trust,
Church Aston, see Aston, Church
Church Building Society, Incorporated, n
Church Extension Society, Lichfield Diocesan, n
Church of England:
-, Anglo-Catholicism,
-, Church Building Commissioners,
-, Ecclesiastical Commissioners,
n
-, Evangelicalism,
-,
and see Church Association Trust; Church Pastoral
Aid Society; Church Society
Trust; Church Trust Fund
Trust; Martyrs' Memorial and
Church of England Trust
-, puritanism,
-, Queen Anne's Bounty, n,
-,
and see Cathedrals Act; Church
Building Society; Church Extension Society; courts: ecclesiastical; Education, Salop
Archidiaconal Board of;
Lichfield Diocesan Trust;
National Society
Church of Scotland (the Kirk),
Church Pastoral Aid Society,
Church Pulverbatch, see Pulverbatch, Church
Church Society Trust,
Church Stretton, see Stretton, Church
Church Trust Fund Trust,
Churm, Edw., n
Cinderhill riots, see Malinslee
cinemas, see entertainments, etc.
circuses, see entertainments, etc.
cisterns, see iron and steel: products
civil wars:
-, Barons' War, q.v.
-,
temp. Chas. I and II,
-,
n n and see county committee; Parliamentarians
Clare's Lane, see Ketley
Clark, John,
Claverley, see Shipley
clay,
-, bricks and tiles, n plate
-, fireclay, plate
-, goods (unspecified),
-, pipes, drain and sanitary,
-, porcelain (china), plate
-, pottery (earthenware), plate
Clay:
-, Arnold,
-, Miss E. M.,
Clay, Jas., & Co.,
Clay, Jas., (Wellington) Ltd.,
Clayton:
-, Chas.,
-, Rog.,
-, fam.,
Cleaton:
-, Gabriel,
-, Rog.,
Clemson, Wm.,
Cleobury:
-, Marg., m. Ric. Spenser,
-, Ric. of (fl. 1310-35),
-, Ric. (fl. 1534),
-,
and see Clibury
Cleobury North, n
clerk, Ric. the, see Richard
Clerkenwell (London, formerly Mdx.),
Cleveland:
-, dukes of, and see Vane
-, marquess of, see Vane
Clibury fam., and see Cleobury
Clifford, David,
Clift:
-, E. C.,
-, J. W., n
-, fam., n
Clift & Dawson,
Clift & Son,
clinics, see medicine, etc.
Clinton (or Fiennes), Edw., earl of Lincoln,
clocks, see industries, etc.
cloth,
-, clothier,
-, dealing,
-, drapers,
-, mercers,
-, making,
-, chaloners,
-, dyeing,
-, fulling,
-, shearing,
-, spinning,
-, weaving, n,
clothes pegs, see wood: working
clothier, see cloth
clothing, see industries, etc.
clover, see crops
Clowes:
-, Eliz., m. Thos. Hodgetts,
-, Rob.,
-, Thos. (d. 1740),
-, Thos. (d. 1748),
-, fam.,
clubs and societies, see entertainments, etc.: working men's clubs; friendly societies; named places
Cludde:
-, Anna Maria, m. R. C. Herbert,
-, Chas.,
-, Edw. (d. 1614),
-, Edw. (d. 1651),
-, Edw. (d. 1721),
-, Edw. (d. 1785),
-, Edw. (d. 1840),
-, his w.,
-, Eleanor, m. Thos. Salter,
-, Ric.,
-, Thos. (fl. 1427),
-, Thos. (fl. 1485-90),
-, Thos. (d. 1553),
-, Wm. (fl. 1331),
-, Wm. (fl. 1382-1431),
-, Wm. (d. 1756),
-, (formerly Pemberton), Wm. (d. 1829),
-, fam., n
Cluddley:
-, John of,
-, Ralph of (fl. 1256-60),
-, Ralph of (fl. 1285-1300),
-, Rob. of,
-, Wal. of,
Cluddley (in Wrockwardine),
Clun, barony,
Clunbury, n
Clungunford, n
coach building, see industries, etc.
coaching,
coal:
-, charter masters,
-, colliers (miners),
-, ground,
-, master,
-, dealing,
-, grubbers, master,
-, masters (owners),
-, measures of, n, n
-,
and see named places
Coal Board, National,
Coalbank, Rob.,
Coalbrookdale (Caldebrook) (in Madeley), plate
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, farms, n,
-, Albert Edward bridge, q.v.
-, band, n
-, Bank, the,
-, 'British Workman',
-, burial ground,
-, Caldebrook, the
-, Chesnuts, the,
-, ch.,
-, benefice ho.,
-, clergy,
-, ch. hall,
-, cinema,
-, clubs and societies,
-, cricket,
-, Dale Coppice,
-, Dale End,
-, Dale End (formerly Eastfield) Ho.,
-, Dale Ho.,
-, dom. archit.,
-, est.,
-, field, open (possible),
-, fire stn.,
-, fishing,
-, gas supply,
-, geol.,
-, Grange, the,
-, housing,
-, inclined plane,
-, ind. and trade:
-, aluminium recovery,
-, bank,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, engineering,
-, fireclay, plate
-, iron and steel,
-, malting, n
-, toys,
-, inst.,
-, Inst. of Ind. Arch.,
-, landscape,
-, libr.,
-, mills,
-, Mount Pleasant,
-, Paradise,
-, police,
-, ponds or pools,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf., n,
-, public hos.,
-, rlys.,
-, recreations,
-, ground,
-, roads,
-, Rose Cottage,
-, sch. of art,
-, schs., n,
-, Sunday,
-, Severn Ho.,
-, sewerage,
-, sports,
-, Strethill,
-, Sunniside,
-, technical instruction,
-, tow path,
-, vestry,
-, Whales Back,
-, White End,
-, White Ho. (later Sunniside),
-, woodland,
-, Woodside, plate
-, Yew Tree Cottage,
Coalbrookdale coalfield, see Shropshire, east, coalfield
Coalbrookdale Co., plate
-, name, n
Coalmoor, see Wenlock, Little
Coalmoor Basalt Co.,
Coalmoor Refractories Ltd.,
Coalmoor Sanitary Pipe Co. Ltd.,
Coalpit, Bank, see Dawley
'Coalpit Bank', see Lawley Bank
Coalport (in Madeley),
-, bridges,
-, Coalport bridge, q.v.
-, canal, plate
-, carnival,
-, Coffee Ho. (or Room),
-, Coronation Hall,
-, ferry,
-, geol.,
-, housing,
-, ind. and trade:
-, bitumen,
-, boat building,
-, bricks,
-, chains,
-, earthenware and china (porcelain), wks.,
-,
plate
-, fancy goods,
-, lead smelting,
-, pitch,
-, rope,
-, rubber-link matting,
-, sheet-metal working,
-, timber,
-, inst.,
-, name,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf., n, n
-, public ho.,
-, rly., n,
-, roads,
-, sch.,
-, Sunday,
-, Tar Tunnel,
Coalport Branch Railway,
Coalport (formerly Preen's Eddy) bridge (in Broseley and Sutton Maddock),
Coalport Metalware Co. Ltd.,
Coalport West railway station (in Broseley),
Cobb:
-, C. F.,
-, W. F.,
cobbling, see industries, etc.: leather
Cobham, Baroness, see Stafford
Cock, Rog.,
cock fighting, see entertainments, etc.
Cockburn, Sir W. S. R.,
Cockshutt Piece, see Wrockwardine Wood
coins found,
coke, see industries, etc.
Coke fam., see Cook
Cold Hatton, see Hatton, Cold
Colemore:
-, Eliz., see Waring
-, Wm.,
Colley, John,
Collier, Adam,
Collier, Thos. Jukes, & Co.,
Collier's End, see Lilleshall
colliers, see coal
Collins, Geo.,
Combe, Castle (Wilts.), barony,
Comberford (Staffs.) (in Tamworth),
Combermere (in Wrenbury, Ches.), abbey,
Commonwealth, see Interregnum
composer,
concerts, see entertainments, etc.: music
concrete, see industries, etc.
Condover,
-, hund.,
Congregationalists (Independents), n,
conifers, see wood
Conservative (Tory) party,
-, Unionists,
constables, petty,
conurbation, see Midlands, west
cook, the king's,
Cook (Coke) fam.,
Cooke:
-, Hen.,
-, Wm.,
cookers, see engineering: products
Cookes:
-, Ric.,
-, Wm.,
Cooper:
-, Enoch,
-, Ric., n
-, Wm., n
-, fam.,
coopery, see wood: working
Coote:
-, Chas. Hen., earl of Mountrath,
-, Diana, ctss. of Mountrath, see Newport
Cope:
-, Mrs. Frances Muriel, see Cope-Darby
-, Hen.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
Cope-Darby (formerly Cope, née Darby), Mrs. Frances Muriel,
Coppice, West, see Buildwas
Coppice Green, see Shifnal
copyhold, see rents: agric.; tenures
coracles, see boats
Corbet:
-, Alice, see Gratewood
-, Sir And., n
-, Anne, w. of Ric. (d. 1601),
-, Cecily, see Hadley
-, (formerly D'Avenant), Sir Corbet,
-, Guy,
-, Joan, see Toret
-, Sir John (d. 1662),
-, Sir John (fl. 1669),
-, Reynold,
-, Ric. (fl. 1195-1217),
-, Ric. (fl. 1225-48),
-, Ric. (d. 1524),
-, Ric. (fl. 1548),
-, Ric. (d. 1601),
-, Ric. (d. 1601),
-, Ric. (d. 1606),
-, Rob. (d. 1300),
-, Rob. (d. by 1353),
-, his w.,
-, Rob. (d. 1375),
-, Sir Rob. (d. 1404),
-, Sir Rob. (d. 1417),
-, Rob. (d. 1495),
-, Rog. (d. c. 1204),
-, Rog. (d. c. 1259),
-, Rog. (d. c. 1349),
-, Rog. (fl. 1535), n
-, Sibyl, m. John Grevel,
-, Thos. (d. 1247),
-, Thos. (d. c. 1300),
-, Sir Vincent (d. 1623),
-, Sir Vincent (d. 1656),
-, Vincent (fl. 1720-50),
-, fam., n,
Corbett:
-, Miss A. G., n
-, John,
-, R. L.,
-, Ric. (fl. 1842),
-, Ric. (fl. 1870),
-, Sam.,
-, Uvedale,
-, fam., n,
Corbett, S., & Son,
Corbett, W., & Co.,
Corbett, W., & Co. (Wellington) Ltd.,
cordwainery, see industries, etc.: leather
Corfield:
-, Ric.,
-, Mr. -,
-, fam.,
corn, see crops: cereals
Cornaby, H. L., Ltd.,
Cornovii,
Coronation Hall, see Coalport
coroners,
Corvisor fam.,
corvisors, see industries, etc.: leather
Cotton:
-, Geo., n
-, Wm.,
-, Mrs. -,
Cotton (in Stoke upon Tern), n
Cotwall (in Ercall Magna),
Cound,
county committee (Civil War and Interregnum),
county courts, see courts
County Courts Act (1846),
county divisions,
-, parliamentary, see Newport: parl. rep.; Wrekin, the, parl. divn.
Court Works Ltd.,
courts:
-, assizes,
-, co. (shire),
-, statutory,
-, ecclesiastical, n
-, eyre,
-, hund.,
-,
and see bailiffs; sergeants; stewards
-, leet (view of frankpledge),
-, man. (incl. baron), n, n,
-,
and see bailiffs; criers;
-, stewards
-, peace, sessions or justices of (magistrates), n,
-, pie powder,
-, probate, n
-, of record,
-, of requests,
-, sheriff's tourn,
-,
and see coroners
Coventry and Lichfield, bps. of, n, and see Baynes, Ralph; Meuland, Rog.; Stavensby, Alex.
Coventry Tool & Gauge Co. Ltd.,
Cow Wood, see Ketley
Cox, F. L., & Co.,
Cox, John, n
crab, see wood
Crackleybank (in Sheriffhales and Shifnal),
craftsmen, see industries, etc.: tradesmen
Cranage:
-, D. H. S.,
-, Edw.,
-, Geo.,
-, Dr. J. E.,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
cranes, see engineering: products
Craven:
-, Wm., Baron Craven (d. 1697),
-, Wm., Baron Craven (d. 1711),
-, Wm., earl of Craven (d. 1825),
Craven Arms (in Stokesay),
Crawley (Suss.), new town,
Crawshay & Co.,
Cressett, Wm.,
cricket, see entertainments, etc.
Cricket League, Shropshire,
criers, manorial,
crime,
-,
and see riots
Crompton:
-, Frances, m. Clement Throckmor-
-, ton,
-, Fulke,
-, Mary, w. of Fulke,
Cronkhill (in Atcham),
Crookes, Chas.,
crops,
-, bark,
-, cereals (grain),
-, barley,
-, corn or wheat,
-, dredge,
-, muncorn,
-, oats,
-, rye,
-, clover,
-, daffodils,
-, flax,
-, fruit,
-, hay,
-, hemp,
-, hops,
-, nuts,
-, rotation of,
-, rye-grass,
-, vegetables,
-, beans,
-, mangolds,
-, peas,
-, potatoes,
-, rape,
-, roots (unspecified),
-, sugar beet,
-, swedes,
-, turnips,
-, vetches,
-, wood, q.v.
Crossman, Ric. H. S.,
Crow brook,
Crown Works (Wellington) Ltd.,
crucks,
Crudgington ('Crugetone') (in Ercall Magna), n,
cruel sports, see entertainments, etc.
'Crugetone', see Crudgington
Crusades,
Cuckoo Oak, see Madeley
Cullen, T. Gordon,
Culmington, see Norton
Culvestan hundred, n
Cumbray:
-, Agnes de,
-, Alf. de,
-, John de,
-, Parnel de, m. Sim. Tuchet,
-, Rog. de,
-, fam.,
Cupper, John,
Cure, Alf. Capel,
curtesy of England, see tenures
Cuttlestone hundred (Staffs.),
Cuxson Gerrard & Co. Ltd.,
Cynddylan (fl. c.)
daffodils, see crops
dairy farming, see agriculture
dairy products, see foodstuffs
dairymaids, see agriculture: workers
Dale Coppice, see Coalbrookdale
Dale End, see Coalbookdale
Dale House, see Coalbrookdale
Dalgleish, C. B.,
dancing, see entertainments, etc.
Daniels & Co.,
Darby:
-, A. E. W.,
-, Abiah, w. of Abraham (II), see Sinclair
-, Abraham (I) (d. 1717),
-, Abraham (II) (d. 1763),
-, Abraham (III) (d. 1789),
-, Abraham (IV) (d. 1878),
-, Adelaide Anna, m. Hen. Whitmore,
-, Alf.,
-, Ann, w. of John, see Baylies
-, Edm.,
-, Frances Muriel, see Cope-Darby
-, Fra.,
-, John,
-, Lucy, w. of Edm., see Burlingham
-, Mary, m. - Jones,
-, Mary, m. Jos. Rathbone,
-, Mary, w. of Abraham (I), see Sergeant
-, Matilda Frances, m. Abraham Darby (IV),
-, Maurice Alf. Alex.,
-, Rebecca, w. of Abraham (III), see Smith
-, Rebecca, w. of Alf., see Christy
-, Ric.,
-, Sarah,
-, fam.,
Dark Lane (in Dawley and Shifnal),
Darlington, earl of, see Vane
Darrow Hill, see Wenlock, Little
D'Avenant:
-, Corbet, see Corbet
-, Thos.,
Daventry (Northants.),
Davidson, Georgiana Veronica, m. Rowland Hunt,
Davies:
-, A., n
-, Geo., the younger,
-, John (fl. 1612), n
-, John (fl. 1849),
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
-,
and see Fox-Davies
Davis:
-, John,
-, fam.,
Dawe, Rob.,
Dawes:
-, Benj.,
-, Thos.,
Dawley:
-, Christine of, m. John of Charnes,
-, Ric. of,
Dawley (Dawley Magna, Dawley Pantulf, Great Dawley),
-, as address,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, allotment gardens,
-, assembly room,
-, Ball's Hill,
-, bingo,
-, Blews Hill,
-, Botany Bay,
-, bdy.,
-, bowling,
-, Brandlee,
-, canal,
-, Castle,
-, chamber of commerce,
-, chars.,
-, ch., plate
-, benefice ho.,
-, clergy,
-, cinemas,
-, Civic Centre,
-, C.P.,
-, Civil War events,
-, clinic,
-, clubs and societies,
-, Coalpit Bank,
-, cock fighting,
-, commons and waste,
-, ct., man.,
-, cricket,
-, Dark Lane, q.v.
-, Dawley, Little, q.v.
-, Dawley Bank, q.v.
-, Dawley Green,
-, New Connexion circuit,
-, Primitive Meth. circuit,
-, dom. archit.,
-, electricity supply,
-, est.,
-, Eyton, Little, q.v.
-, fair,
-, fields, open,
-, Finger, the (Finger Rd., formerly Lane),
-, flower shows,
-, gaming,
-, gas supply,
-, geol.,
-, glebe,
-, health, board of,
-, Heath Hill,
-, Hinkshay, plate
-, name,
-, Horsehay, q.v.
-, housing, plates
-, Aqueduct housing estate, q.v.
-, Hollinswood housing estate, q.v.
-, north-west Dawley est.,
-, inc.,
-, ind., trade, and professions,
-, batteries,
-, bricks,
-, chains,
-, clay,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, engineering,
-, fireclay,
-, footballs,
-, ice cream,
-, iron,
-, joiner,
-, physician,
-, sand,
-, slag,
-, spades and shovels,
-, tiles,
-, ind. est., Heath Hill,
-, inst.,
-, land reclamation,
-, landscape,
-, dereliction,
-, Langley, plate
-, Langley Square,
-, Langleyfield,
-, librs.,
-, lock-up,
-, Malinslee, q.v.
-, man., n, n,
-, mkt.,
-, mills,
-, name, n
-, New Town,
-, new town, see Telford new town
-, newspaper,
-, notable persons,
-, pk.,
-, pastoral centre,
-, police stn.,
-, Pool Hill, n,
-, poor-relief,
-, poorho., see Dawley Bank
-, pop.,
-, Portley,
-, post office,
-, pound,
-, Primitive Meth. circuit, and see Dawley and Madeley Primitive Methodist circuit
-, prot. nonconf., plate
-, public hos.,
-, racing,
-, rlys.,
-, recreations,
-, grounds,
-, hall,
-, rectory,
-, Revivalist circuit,
-, riots,
-, roads,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, sch. bd.,
-, schs.,
-, Sunday, n,
-, settlement pattern,
-, sewerage,
-, disposal wks.,
-, Southall,
-, streams,
-, technical instruction,
-, tennis,
-, theatre,
-, tithes,
-, town,
-, growth,
-, replanned as dist. centre of Telford new town,
-, Town Hall,
-, U.D. (formerly U.S.D.), n,
-, council, arms, officers, clk., public health insp., offices, seal,
-, wards,
-, vestry,
-, village,
-, wake, n
-, water supply,
-, Webb monument,
-, Wesleyan circuit,
-, woodland,
Dawley, Little (in Dawley), n,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, bdy.,
-, Brierly Hill,
-, Burroughs Bank,
-, canal,
-, chars.,
-, ch.,
-, benefice ho.,
-, clubs and societies, n
-, commons and waste,
-, ct., man.,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Doseley,
-, est.,
-, fields, open,
-, geol.,
-, Green Bank,
-, Holywell Lane,
-, Horsehay dingle,
-, housing,
-, inclined plane,
-, inc.,
-, ind. and trade,
-, basalt,
-, bricks,
-, clay,
-, coal and ironstone,
-,
plate
-, concrete,
-, engineering,
-, fireclay,
-, iron,
-, limestone,
-, sand,
-, stone,
-, tiles,
-, Jigger's Bank,
-, landscape,
-, dereliction,
-, Lightmoor, n, n, plates
-, man.,
-, mill,
-, ponds or pools,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf., n,
-, rlys.,
-, Ridges, the, n,
-, roads,
-, sch.,
-, Sunday,
-, settlement pattern,
-, sewerage,
-, Stoney Hill,
-, tithes,
-, tourists,
-, village,
-, water supply,
-, woodland,
Dawley and Madeley Primitive Methodist circuit,
Dawley and Stirchley railway station, see Stirchley: rlys.
Dawley Bank (in Dawley),
-, bull ring,
-, commons and waste,
-, housing,
-, ind. and trade,
-, clothing,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, medical, etc., supplies,
-, inst.,
-, poorho.,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf., plate
-, public hos.,
-, rly.,
-, roads,
-, schs.,
-, Sunday,
-, water supply,
Dawley Green, see Dawley
Dawley Magna, see Dawley
Dawley Observer,
Dawley Pantulf, see Dawley
Days' Automatic Waste Water Closet & Sanitary Pipe Syndicate Co. Ltd.,
Deakin fam.,
Dean, Geo.,
Dean, forest of (Glos.),
deer, see agriculture: livestock
defensive enclosure, see enclosure
deists, n
Denbighshire, see Tywysog; Wrexham
depopulated settlements, see settlements
Derby,
-, fair,
Derbyshire, see Burton-upon-Trent; Derby; Foston
deserted settlements, see settlements
'Dhu Stone', see minerals and mining: basalt
Dickinson, Hen.,
Dickson, John, & Co.,
Diddlebury,
Dinsdale, Mrs. Ellen,
diphtheria, see medicine, etc.: diseases
diplomacy, see industries, etc.
disabled, see handicapped
diseases, see agriculture: livestock; medicine, etc.
disorder, n, and see riots
dispensaries, see medicine, etc.: clinics, etc.
Distillation AG,
ditch overseers,
Ditton Priors, see Middleton Priors
Dod, Ric., n,
Dodd:
-, Benj.,
-, Jos.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Dodecote (in Child's Ercall), n
Dodington (in Whitchurch), n
dogs, see agriculture: livestock
dolls, see industries, etc.: toys and dolls
Domesday Book, n, n, n,
Donington,
-, Humphreston, q.v.
-, Neachley,
donkey racing, see entertainments, etc.: racing
Donnington (in Lilleshall),
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, ambulance stn.,
-, bingo,
-, bdy.,
-, canal,
-, ch.,
-, cinema,
-, clubs and societies,
-, coffee tavern,
-, coin hoard,
-, community centre,
-, fair,
-, fields, open,
-, garrison,
-, gas supply,
-, housing,
-, ind. and trade: engineering, n
-, flax spinning,
-, iron,
-, tailor,
-, weaver,
-, wheelwright,
-, inst.,
-, libr.,
-, Lilleshall and Donnington C.P., q.v.
-, moor,
-, New Donnington,
-, police,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, pound,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, public hos.,
-, rlys.,
-, recreations,
-, roads,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, Serbian Orthodoxy,
-, sewerage,
-, disposal wks.,
-, theatre,
-, tithes,
-, village,
-, village hall,
-, water supply,
-, woodland, see Donnington Wood: woodland
-, workho.,
Donnington (in Wroxeter),
Donnington Wood (in Lilleshall),
-, adv.,
-, ambulance stn.,
-, canal,
-, char.,
-, ch.,
-, benefice ho.,
-, clergy,
-, ch. hall,
-, clubs and societies,
-, savings bank,
-, dom. archit.,
-, electricity supply,
-, est.,
-, farms,
-, fire stn.,
-, gas supply,
-, geol.,
-, health centre,
-, hosp., isolation,
-, housing,
-, hunting,
-, inc.,
-, ind. and trade,
-, bricks and tiles,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, engineering,
-, iron,
-, sand,
-, slag,
-, inst.,
-, land reclamation,
-, landscape, dereliction,
-, nursery,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rly.,
-, recreation ground,
-, roads,
-, schs.,
-, Sunday,
-, settlement pattern,
-, sewerage,
-, water supply,
-, woodland,
-, Wrockwardine Wood Central Hall,
Donnington Wood Canal,
Donnington Wood Co.,
Donnington Wood mills, see Wrockwardine Wood: mills
Dorchester (Oxon.), abbey,
Dorrington (in Mucklestone), n
Dorset, Thos.,
Dorsett:
-, Fra.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Doseley, see Dawley, Little
Doseley Brick Co. Ltd.,
Doseley Pipe Co. Ltd.,
Dothill (in Wellington),
-, as address,
-, Admaston sewage wks.,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, bdy.,
-, bricks, n
-, ch. hall,
-, clubs and societies,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Dothill Ho., plates
-, arbour, plate
-, fields, open,
-, geol.,
-, housing,
-, inc.,
-, man.,
-, pk.,
-, pop.,
-, road,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, schs.,
-, Sunday,
-, tithes,
doves, see agriculture: livestock
Dovy, John,
Down Rossall, see Rossall, Down
Downing, Sir Geo.,
Downing College, see Cambridge
Downton (in Upton Magna),
drain pipes, see clay
draining, see agriculture
drapers, see cloth: dealing
Drayton, Market (Salop. and Staffs.),
-, Betton in Hales, q.v.
-, Longslow, q.v.
-, man., n
-, mkt.,
-, petty-sessisonal divn.,
-, pop.,
-, rly.,
-, sch.,
-, Tyrley, q.v.
dredge, see crops: cereals
Droitwich (Worcs.),
Duckworth, Chas.,
Dudley (Staffs., formerly Worcs.),
Dugdale, Mrs. Flora,
Dukes, T. F.,
Dunsley (in Kinver, Staffs.),
Dunstanville:
-, Wal. de, n,
-, fam.,
Dunwoody, Gwyneth P.,
Duroclay Ltd.,
Dyas:
-, Chas.,
-, Edw.,
-, W. G.,
-, Wm.,
dyeing, see cloth: making
Dymoke, Art.,
Dyott:
-, Mary, see Astley
-, Ric.,
Eagle Iron Co.,
Ealhhelm (fl. 975),
Eardington (in Quatford),
earthenware, see clay: pottery
earthworks,
-, siegeworks,
-,
and see enclosure
East Shropshire coroner's district, see Shropshire, East
Eastfield House, see Coalbrookdale: Dale End Ho.
Eaton Constantine, n
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, see Church of England
Economic Affairs, Department of,
Eddowes's Shrewsbury Journal,
Edgar, King,
Edgbaston House, see Wellington
Edge:
-, Benj.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,
Edge brook,
Edgebolton (in Shawbury), n
Edgmond, n, n, and see Aston, Chetwynd; Aston, Church; Buttery Farm; Cherrington; Pave Lane; Tibberton
Edmonds, Geo.,
Edmunds:
-, Dan.,
-, John,
Edstaston (in Wem),
education, see Kensington, South: Science and Art Dept.; National Certificates; National Society; school boards; School Certificate; schools; universities
Education, General Certificate of,
Education, Salop Archidiaconal Board of,
Education Act (1902),
Education Department,
Education of the Adolescent, Report on (Hadow Report),
Educational Association, Workers',
Educational Institutions, Union of,
Edward the Confessor, St.,
Edward I,
Edward II,
Edward III,
Edward IV,
Edwardes, J. T. Smitheman,
Edwards:
-, Edw.,
-, Eliz.,
-, J. A.,
-, Wm.,
Edwards, John, & Co.,
Edwards, Wm., & Son,
Edwin, earl of Mercia,
eggs, see foodstuffs
Eginton, Harvey,
electrical goods, see industries, etc.
electricity supplies, see named places; power stations
-,
Elim Pentecostalists, see Pentecostalists
Elizabeth II,
Ellerdine (in Ercall Magna), n
Ellerton (in Cheswardine), n
Ellesmere (Flints. and Salop.), and see Hardwick; Penley
Ellesmere Canal,
Elric (fl. 1066),
Elwell:
-, Edw.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
Ely (Cambs.), archd. of,
Embery, Jas.,
Emery, Ric.,
-, his s.,
emigration,
Emstrey (in Atcham),
enclosure, defensive, and see castles; earthworks; hill fort; moats
engineering:
-, engineers,
-, civil,
-, processes:
-, pattern making,
-, plating,
-, pressing,
-, welding,
-, products:
-, agric. equipment, see agriculture:
-, equipment
-, bicycles,
-, boilers,
-, building components,
-, caravans,
-, cookers,
-, cranes,
-, engines, q.v.
-, gas plant,
-, gaskets,
-, heaters,
-, motor vehicles,
-, ship, see Great Britain
-, silencers, n
-, trams, plate
-, washers,
-, washing machines,
engineers, see engineering; engines
engines:
-, engineer (driver),
-, locomotives,
-, Nürnberg gas,
-, stationary,
English Channel,
Ensor, C. A.,
Ensor Caravans Ltd.,
entertainments, recreation, and sport, plate
-, archery,
-, athletics,
-, badger baiting,
-, billiards,
-, bingo,
-, bowls,
-, bull baiting,
-, cards,
-, cinemas,
-, circuses,
-, cock fighting,
-, cricket,
-, cruel sports (unspecified),
-, dancing,
-, exhibitions,
-, festival, see Wrekin and Telford Festival
-, field sports (unspecified),
-, fishing,
-, fives,
-, football, n,
-, gambling (gaming) (unspecified),
-, gardening, q.v.
-, golf,
-, gymnastics,
-, hawks,
-, hockey,
-, hunting, and see hunting lodges; parks
-, music,
-, bands (orchestras),
-, choirs, n,
-, concerts,
-, instruments, n,
-, opera,
-, nineholes,
-, racing:
-, donkey,
-, horse,
-, pigeon,
-, radio,
-, riding,
-, rowing,
-, rustic (Old English) sports,
-, scouting and guiding, n,
-, shooting, and see gamekeeper
-, shovelboard,
-, skating (ice, roller),
-, squash,
-, swimming,
-, tennis,
-, theatres, n
-, wakes, n,
-, working men's clubs,
Environment, Department of the, n
-, secretaries of state,
epilepsy, see medicine, etc.: diseases
Ercall:
-, Wm. (I) of (Wm. of Hadley (II), d. c. 1195),
-, Wm. (II) of (d. c. 1225), n
Ercall, Child's, n; and see
-, Dodecote; Hungryhatton; Lees,
-, the; Nagington
Ercall, High, see Ercall Magna
Ercall, the, see Watling Street township
Ercall Magna (High Ercall), n, n
-, as address,
-, Bradford,
-, bridge,
-, clergy,
-, Cotwall, q.v.
-, Crudgington, q.v.
-, Ellerdine, q.v.
-, Hatton, Cold, q.v.
-, Haughton, q.v.
-, Isombridge, q.v.
-, man.,
-, mkt.,
-, Poynton, q.v.
-, road,
-, Roden, q.v.
-, Rowton, q.v.
-, sch., n,
-, Sleap, q.v.
-, Sleapford, q.v.
-, Tern, q.v.
-, village,
-, workho., see Upton, Waters
Erdington:
-, Giles of, n,
-, Sir Hen. of (d. c. 1282),
-, Hen. of (fl. c. 1282),
-, Thos. of (d. 1218),
-, Thos. of (fl. 1374), n
-, fam.,
Erniet (fl. 1066),
Espley, John, n,
Espley (in Hodnet), n
essayist, see writers,
Essex, see Harlow; Upminster
Essington (in Bushbury, Staffs.),
Ethelbald, king of Mercia,
Europe,
-, Museum of the Year award (1978),
-,
and see Alps, the
Euston (in St. Pancras, London, formerly Mdx.),
evacuees, see World Wars
Evangelicalism, see Church of England
Evangelicals, Independent,
Evans:
-, J. J., n
-, John,
-, Wm.,
Evelith (in Shifnal),
Ever-Ready Co. (G.B.) Ltd.,
Evett, Jas., n
Exchequer,
Execution Act (1844),
Exhibition (1862), International,
exhibitions, see entertainments, etc.
Express & Star,
eyre, see courts
Eyton:
-, Capt. A. C.,
-, Cath., w. of Thos. of, n
-, Hen.,
-, Humph., n
-, Isabel Sarah Dashwood, see Ruxton
-, John (I) (fl. 1327-46),
-, John (II) (fl. 1394),
-, John (fl. c. 1537),
-, John (d. 1709),
-, John (d. 1823),
-, Lewis,
-, Marg., w. of Sir Thos. (d. 1659),
-, Maud, w. of Wm. of (fl. 1242),
-, her sis. Nichole,
-, Peter (I) of (fl. 1180-94),
-, Peter (II) of (fl. 1220-38),
-, Peter (III) of (fl. 1255-1301),
-, Peter (? IV) of (fl. 1310),
-, Peter (IV) of (fl. 1311-24),
-, Peter (V) (fl. 1354-84),
-, Sir Phil. (d. 1636),
-, Phil. (d. 1672),
-, Phil. (d. 1689),
-, R. A. Slaney,
-, R. W.,
-, Ric.,
-, Rob. of (fl. temp. Hen. II),
-, Rob. (d. 1604),
-, Rob. (d. 1751),
-, Soudley (d. 1701),
-, Soudley (d. 1719),
-, Thos. of (fl. 1406), n
-, Thos. (? another) (fl. 1414-31),
-, Thos. (fl. 1558-62),
-, Thos. (d. 1582),
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1659),
-, his children,
-, Thos. (d. 1776),
-, Thos. (d. 1816),
-, Thos. (d. 1855),
-, Thos. Campbell,
-, Thos. Slaney,
-, Wm. of (fl. 1242),
-, Wm. (d. 1612),
-, fam., n,
-,
and see Morris-Eyton
Eyton, Little (in Dawley), n,
Eyton on Severn (in Wroxeter),
Eyton upon the Weald Moors parish, n,
-, adv.,
-, beerho.,
-, bdy., n
-, merestone, plate
-, Central Ordnance Depot, q.v.
-, ch.,
-, benefice ho.,
-, clergy,
-, C.P.,
-, Eyton upon the Weald Moors township, q.v.
-, glebe,
-, Hoo, the, q.v.
-, Hortonwood (Horton's wood), q.v.
-, Hortonwood industrial estate, q.v.
-, Oakengates U.D., q.v.
-, poor-relief,
-, Shawbirch, q.v.
-, Shawbirch housing estate, q.v.
-, tithes,
-, Trench, q.v.
-, vestry,
Eyton upon the Weald Moors township (in Eyton upon the Weald Moors and Wellington),
-, as address,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, bdy.,
-, canal,
-, clubs and societies,
-, commons and waste,
-, ct., man., n,
-, cricket,
-, dom. archit.,
-, est.,
-, Eyton Hall (two hos. of the name),
-, fields, open,
-, gas supply,
-, geol.,
-, glebe,
-, inc.,
-, landscape,
-, libr.,
-, man., n,
-, merestone, plate
-, mill,
-, moor,
-, name,
-, pk.,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, roads,
-, sch.,
-, Sch. Ho.,
-, streams,
-, tithes,
-, village,
-, village hall,
-, water supply,
-, woodland,
Fairmile Engineering Co.,
fairs, see Bridgnorth; Dawley; Derby; Donnington (in Lilleshall); Had ley; Ironbridge; Madeley; Oakengates town; Penkridge; Shrewsbury; Stafford; Wellington
Fance, Jas., n
'farfee', see services
Farmer, Jos.,
fealty, see services
Fellows, Edw., n
Felton, Ric., n,
Fenemor, Ric.,
Ferrers:
-, Hen., Baron Ferrers of Groby,
-, Sir Humph.,
-, Selina, m. earl of Huntingdon,
Ferriday:
-, Rob.,
-, Wm. (d. 1756),
-, Wm. (d. 1801),
ferries,
Ferrour, Thos.,
fertilizers, see agriculture
fevers, see medicine, etc.: diseases
Fidler, A. G. Sheppard, n
field keepers (overseers),
field sports, see entertainments, etc.
Fieldhouse, John,
Fiennes, Edw., earl of Lincoln, see Clinton
figurines, lead, see industries, etc.
Finger, the, see Dawley
fining, see iron and steel: processes
Finney, J. W. M.,
fire brigades,
Fire Service, National,
fireclay, see clay
fires,
fish, see entertainments, etc.: fishing; fishponds; foodstuffs; rents: fishery; weirs
Fisher:
-, Jesse,
-, Jos.,
-, Rowland,
fishing, see entertainments, etc.; fishponds; rents: fishery; weirs
fishponds,
FitzAlan:
-, Eliz., m. duke of Norfolk,
-, Hen., earl of Arundel,
-, Joan, m. Baron Bergavenny,
-, John, n
-, Marg., m. Sir Roland Lenthall,
-, Ric., earl of Arundel and Surrey (d. 1376),
-, Ric., earl of Arundel and Surrey (d. 1397),
-, Thos., earl of Arundel and Surrey (d. 1415),
-, Wm. (I) (d. 1160),
-, his w., n
-, Wm. (II) (d. 1210),
-, fam., n,
-,
and see Alan son of Flaald
Fitzherbert, Basil, n
FitzToret, Peter, and see Toret
'fivemen',
fives, see entertainments, etc.
Flaald, Alan s. of, see Alan
Flanders,
Flather Bright Steels Ltd.,
flax, see crops
Fléchère, Jean-Guillaume de la, see Fletcher
Fleeming, T. H.,
Fleet prison, see London
Fletcher:
-, I. J.,
-, (de la Fléchère), John Wm. (JeanGuillaume),
-, relics, n, n
-, Mary, w. of John Wm., see Bosanquet
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
Flintshire, see Ellesmere; Penley; Wrexham
flood,
flour, see foodstuffs
flower shows, see gardening
Foley:
-, Phil.
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
folly, architectural,
foodstuffs,
-, bread,
-, assize of, see franchises
-, baking,
-, dairy products,
-, butter,
-, cheese,
-, milk,
-, eggs,
-, fish,
-, flour,
-, grocery,
-, honey,
-, ice cream,
-, jam,
-, meat,
-, bacon,
-, beef,
-, butchering, n,
-, mutton,
-, pork, n,
-, sugar,
-,
and see ale and beer; crops; industries, etc.: victualling; minerals and mining: salt; molasses
football, see entertainments, etc.
footballs, see industries, etc.: leather
footwear, see industries, etc.: leather
forces, armed,
-, Artillery Volunteers, Shropshire & Staffordshire,
-, cadets, n,
-, Infantry:
-, King's Shropshire Light,
-, Shropshire Volunteer,
-, the Light,
-, militia, n,
-, Rifle Volunteers, Shropshire,
-, Territorial Army,
-, Territorial Army Volunteer Reserve,
-, United States Army,
-, volunteers (unspecified),
-, yeomanry (unspecified),
-, Yeomanry, Shropshire,
-, Yeomanry Cavalry, Shropshire,
-,
and see Central Ordnance Depot; War Department
Ford:
-, Ric. of (fl. 1292),
-, Ric. (d. 1745),
-, Rob. of,
Foreman, Thos.,
Forest Glen Pavilions, see Watling Street township
forest perch, see weights and measures
Forester:
-, Brooke,
-, Cecil, see Weld-Forester
-, Edw. (fl. 1466),
-, Edw. (fl. 1592),
-, Fra. (d. 1637),
-, Fra. (bur. 1665),
-, Fra. (d. 1692),
-, Geo.,
-, Geo. Townshend,
-, Hugh,
-, John (d. 1350),
-, John (d. 1466),
-, John (d. c. 1521),
-, John (fl. after c. 1521, ? [the elder] fl. 1544),
-, John (fl. before 1540, ? [the elder] fl. 1544),
-, John [the elder] (fl. 1544),
-, John, the younger (fl. 1544, ? d. 1591),
-, John (d. 1591),
-, John Geo. Weld, see Weld-Forester
-, Mary, see Newport
-, Rob. (fl. c. 1200-1227),
-, Rob. (d. c. 1278),
-, Rog. (d. by 1283),
-, Rog. (d. c. 1312),
-, Rog. (fl. 1319),
-, Rog. (d. 1403),
-, Rog. (d. 1443),
-, Dr. Townshend,
-, Wm. (d. 1395),
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1718),
-, Wm. (d. 1758),
-, fam., n,
-,
and see Weld-Forester
Forester, Barons, and see Weld-Forester
foresters, see wood
forests, royal, and see Dean; Kinver; Watling Street township; Wrekin forest
forging, see iron and steel: processes
Forster:
-, Fra. (fl. 1621),
-, Fra. (fl. 1683),
-, John,
-, M.,
-, fam.,
Fosbrooke, Edw.,
Foster:
-, Ant.,
-, Sir Edw.,
-, Jas., n, plate
-, W. O.,
-, fam.,
Foston (in Scropton, Derb.),
Fowler, Sam., and see Leveson-Fowler
Fox:
-, Shadrach,
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
-,
and see Fox-Davies
Fox-Davies, A. C., and see Davies; Fox
Foxholes, the, see Ironbridge
Foxley (in Blakesley, Litchborough,and Pattishall, Northants.),
France,
-, emperor, see Napoléon I
-, Revolution,
-, wine trade,
-,
and see Sèvres
France-Hayhurst (formerly France), H. H.,
-,
franchises,
-, assize of ale,
-, assize of bread,
-, fairs, q.v.
-, frankpledge, view of, see courts: leet
-, free warren,
-, markets, q.v.
-, return of writs,
frankpledge, view of, see courts: leet
Free bridge, see Haynes Memorial bridge
free warren, see franchises
Freeford (Staffs.),
freehold, see tenures
Freeman, Thos.,
Freer, Ric.,
friendly societies,
Friends, Religious Society of, see Quakers
fruit, see crops
Fry (née Gurney), Eliz.,
Fryer:
-, John,
-, Thos.,
frying pans, see iron and steel: products
Full Gospel Church,
fulling, see cloth: making
furnace men, see iron and steel
Furness (Lancs.), n
furniture, see industries, etc.
G.K.N. Sankey Ltd.,
Gailey (in Penkridge, Staffs.),
gallows, see punishments
gambling, see entertainments, etc.
gamekeeper,
gaming, see entertainments, etc.: gambling
gaols, see punishments: prisons
Garbet:
-, Jas.,
-, Sam.,
-, fam.,
Garbett:
-, Benj.,
-, Rob.,
Garbett, Clemson & Co.,
gardening, plates
-, allotments,
-, flower shows,
-, market, and see crops
-, nurseries, n
Garmston (in Leighton), n
Garneys:
-, Sir Chris.,
-, Jane, w. of Sir Chris.,
-, Mic.,
gas engines, see engines
gas plant, see engineering: products
gas supplies, see named places
Gasel Ltd.,
gaskets, see engineering: products
gates, see iron and steel: products
Gauntlett:
-, H. J.,
-, Hen.,
Gellibrand, Jonathan,
geologists,
geology, see named places; minerals and mining
Germany, and see Augsburg; Buxheim; Swabia
Gibbons:
-, Fra.,
-, John,
-, Wm.,
Gibbs, Jas.,
Giffard:
-, Anne,
-, Barbara, m. Thos. Slaughter,
-, Eliz., see Leveson
-, Jas.,
-, John,
-, Mary,
-, Rose (d. 1763), see Brooke
-, Rose (fl. 1765-6), m. Peter Parry,
-, fam.,
Gilbert:
-, Anne, m. - Yate, n
-, John,
-, Nat., n
-, Thos.,
-, fam., n
Gilbert, Mount, forest of, see Wrekin forest
-,
Gillian dau. of Hugh of the Heath,
Gilpin:
-, Gilb.,
-, Joshua,
-, his s.,
-, his w.,
Gisborne, Thos.,
Gitchfield (in Broseley),
glass, see industries, etc.
Glass Duties Act (1838),
Glazebrook:
-, Jas.,
-, fam.,
Gloucester,
Gloucestershire, and see Dean, forest of; Gloucester; Sezincote
gloves, see industries, etc.: leather
Glynwed Appliances Ltd.,
Glynwed Foundries Ltd.,
Gnosall (Staffs.), n
goats, see agriculture: livestock
Godebold the priest,
-, Rob. s. of, see Robert
Goffe, Chris.,
Goldney:
-, Thos.,
-, fam.,
golf, see entertainments, etc.
Goodhart-Rendel, H. S.,
Goodman fam.,
Goodwin:
-, Geo.,
-, Wm.,
Gorsy Wood, see Ketley
Gosfrid (fl. 1086),
Gospel Army Mission,
Gospel Church, Full, see Full Gospel Church
Gower, Wm., see Leveson-Gower; and see Sutherland-Leverson-Gower
Gower:
-, Barons, see Leveson-Gower
-, Earls, see Leveson-Gower; Sutherland-Leveson-Gower
Gower, Earl, & Co.,
-,
plate
Grace, A. Z.,
grain, see crops: cereals
Grange, the, see Coalbrookdale
Grange Farm, see Stirchley
granges, monastic, see agriculture
granite, see minerals and mining
Granville:
-, Earls, see Leveson-Gower
-, Vct., see Leveson-Gower
grates, see iron and steel: products
Gratewood:
-, Alice, m. Reynold Corbet,
-, Wm.,
gratings, see iron and steel: products
gravel, see minerals and mining
Gravenhunger (in Mucklestone), n,
Great Bolas, see Bolas, Great
Great Dawley, see Dawley
Great Western Railway (G.W.R.),
Great Wytheford, see Wytheford, Great
Great Britain, S.S.,
Green, Mrs. Alice, and see Greene
Green, the, see Madeley Wood; Oakengates town; Wellington
Green Bank, see Dawley, Little
green belt, see Midlands, west
Greene, Wm., and see Green
Greenhalgh, Wm.,
Greenwood:
-, A. W. J. ('Anthony'), Baron Greenwood of Rossendale,
-, Art., n
-, John A.,
Grenfell, -,
Grevel:
-, John,
-, Sibyl, see Corbet
Grey:
-, Edw., Baron Grey of Powis (d. 1551),
-, Edw. (fl. 1551-1604),
-, fam.,
Grice:
-, John,
-, fam., n
-,
and see Gryce
Griffiths:
-, Ceri,
-, R.,
-, Ric.,
-, Rowland,
Grim (fl. before 1086),
Grindle, John of,
Grindle (in Ryton),
Grinshill:
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
Grinshill,
grocery, see foodstuffs
Groom:
-, Ernest,
-, R. A.,
-, R. G.,
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,
-, fam., n, n,
Groom, R., Sons, & Co.,
Groom, Ric. & Thos.,
Groom, Ric. & Thos., & Sons,
Groom & Sons,
grubbers, master, see coal
Gryce, John, and see Grice
Guest, F.,
guiding, see entertainments, etc.: scouting and guiding
guilds, religious, n,
guns, see industries, etc.
Gurney, Eliz., see Fry
Gwion son of Jonas of Powys,
Gwyther, J. H. A., see Phillips
gymnastics, see entertainments, etc.
Hadley:
-, Alan of,
-, Cecily of, m. Rog. Corbet,
-, Seburga, w. of Wm. (I) of, see Peverel
-, Wm. (I) of (d. c. 1136),
-, Wm. (II) of (d. c. 1195), see Ercall, Wm. (I) of
Hadley (in Wellington),
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, Asians,
-, athletics,
-, bdy.,
-, canal, plate
-, card-playing,
-, carnival, plate
-, cemetery,
-, chars.,
-, choral singing,
-, ch.,
-, benefice ho.,
-, clergy,
-, cinema,
-, C.P., n,
-, council,
-, clubs and societies, plate
-, musical,
-, commons and waste,
-, community centre,
-, ct., man.,
-, cricket,
-, dom. archit.,
-, earthworks,
-, est.,
-, fairs,
-, fields, open,
-, football,
-, gas supply,
-, geol.,
-, gymnasium,
-, Hadley Pk.,
-, Haybridge,
-, Haybridge Hall,
-, Haybridge Ho.,
-, health centre,
-, housing, plate
-, inc.,
-, ind. and trade,
-, bank,
-, bricks and tiles,
-, clay,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, engineering,
-, wks., plate
-, iron,
-, retail,
-, rope,
-, sand,
-, weavers,
-, inns,
-, inst.,
-, Ketley Vallens,
-, libr.,
-, man., n,
-, Manor Ho.,
-, mills, n,
-, New Hadley,
-, notable person,
-, pk.,
-, police,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, public hos.,
-, rlys.,
-, Ketley Junction,
-, recreation grounds,
-, roads,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, schs.,
-, Sunday,
-, settlement,
-, sewerage,
-, disposal wks.,
-, Sikhs,
-, sports,
-, tithes,
-, Vallens, the,
-, village, replanned as dist. centre of Telford new town,
-, ward of Wrekin dist.,
-, water supply,
-, W. Indians,
-, woodland,
Hadley brook,
'Hadly' (unidentified),
Hadow Report, see Education of the Adolescent
hairdressing, see industries, etc.
Hakyn, Rob., and see Hawkins
Hales, Little, see Sheriffhales
Halesfield industrial estate (in Kemberton, Madeley, Shifnal, and Sutton Maddock),
Halesowen (Worcs., formerly Salop.and Worcs.), and see Old-bury
Halifax, marquess of, see Saville
Hallen:
-, Cornelius,
-, fam.,
Halling (Kent),
Halywell:
-, Geo.,
-, Ric.,
Hamilton, G. E.,
hammering, see iron and steel: processes
Hammers, the, see Lilleshall: Humbers, the
Hampton, Rog.,
Hampton-in-Arden (Warws.), see Balsall, Temple
Hancock, Wal.,
handicapped (disabled), the,
Hansom, J. A.,
Harborne (Warws. and Worcs., formerly Staffs.), see Smethwick
hardcore, see minerals and mining
Hardman, John, & Co.,
hardware, see industries, etc.
Hardwick, Eliz. ('Bess of Hardwick'), m. earl of Shrewsbury,
Hardwick (in Ellesmere),
Harley:
-, Phil. of,
-, Sir Rob.,
Harley,
Harlow (Essex), new town, n
Harrington, see Sutton Maddock
Harris, J. A., & Sons (Old Park) Ltd.,
Harrow (London, formerly Mdx.),
harrows, see agriculture: equipment
Hartley, Steph.,
Hartshill, see Oakengates town
Hartshorne:
-, C. H.,
-, Jane, w. of Ric.,
-, Ric.,
-, fam.,
Haseley (Warws.),
Hastings, Selina, ctss. of Huntingdon, see Ferrers
Hatch, the, see Wenlock, Little
Hatherley, John, see Heatherley
Hatton, Cold (in Ercall Magna), n,
Hatton, High (in Stanton upon Hine Heath), n, n
Hatton Grange, see Shifnal
Haughmond, n,
-, abbey,
Haughton:
-, Hen.,
-, Hugh of,
-, Mary,
-,
and see Horton; Houghton
Haughton (in Ercall Magna and Upton Magna), n
haulage, see industries, etc.
Hawkins:
-, Isaac,
-, Rebecca, m. - Walthall,
-,
and see Hakyn
hawks, see entertainments, etc.
Hawkstone (in Hodnet),
Hawley:
-, Dorothy, see Ashwood
-, Sir Hen.,
-, Sir J. H.,
-, fam.,
'Hawthorn', St. (? St. Arfan),
hay, see crops
Hay, Little, see Madeley
Hay, the (in Madeley),
-, golf course,
-, inclined plane,
-, Telford Hotel,
-, weir,
Haybridge, see Hadley
Haybridge brook, see Wellington: streams
Haybridge Iron Co.,
Haybrook, see Lilleshall: streams
Haycock:
-, Edw.,
-, J. H.,
Haygate (in Wellington and Wrockwardine), n,
Haynes:
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,
Haynes & Bromley,
Haynes Memorial (or Free) bridge (in Broseley and Madeley),
-,
Hayward:
-, Cath., w. of Sir Rowland,
-, Sir Geo. (d. 1615),
-, his w.,
-, Geo. (fl. 1623-40),
-, Sir John (d. 1636),
-, John (d. 1786),
-, John (fl. 1842),
-, Mary, see Bailey
-, Maurice,
-, Sir Rowland,
-, Wm. (fl. 1608, ? d. 1640),
-, Wm. [? the elder] (fl. 1623), s. of
-, Wm. (d. 1640),
-, Wm. (d. 1640),
-, Revd. Wm. (fl. 1651-60),
-, Wm., the younger (d. 1708),
-, Wm. (d. 1727), n,
-, Wm. (d. 1763),
-, Wm. (d. 1782),
-, fam., n,
haywards, and see hedge overseers
Hazlehurst:
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
Headford (Abbot's) brook,
health, see medicine, etc.
Health, minister of,
Health Service, National,
heaters, see engineering: products
Heath, Hugh of the,
-, Gillian dau. of, see Gillian
-, his w.,
Heath Hill, see Dawley
Heatherley:
-, (or Hatherley), John,
-, fam.,
Heber-Percy, Algernon,
hedge overseers, and see haywards
hemp, see crops
Henllan (Denb.), see Tywysog
Henry I,
Henry II,
-, as duke of Aquitaine,
heraldry, see arms
herbage, see agriculture
Herbert:
-, Anna Maria, see Cludde
-, Christian Victor Chas., earl of Powis,
-, Lt.-Col. E. R. H., earl of Powis,
-, Col. E. W.,
-, Edw. Jas., earl of Powis,
-, R. C.,
Herbert of Chirbury, Baroness, see Newport
Hereford:
-, bps. of, and see Aigueblanche, Peter de; Cantilupe, St. Thos.
-, cath., prebendary,
-, dioc.,
Herefordshire, and see Hereford; Weobley; Wigmore
heriot, see services
hermits,
Hertfordshire, see Bushey
Heseltine, Mic. R. D.,
Heywood, Thos.,
Hiatt, Mrs. Eliz.,
Hickman, Ralph,
Higgins:
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,
High Ercall, see Ercall Magna
High Hatton, see Hatton, High
Highway Act (1835),
Highway Act (1862),
highway boards,
highways, see roads
Hill:
-, Humph.,
-, John,
-, Noel, Baron Berwick,
-, Ric.,
-, Sir Rowland (d. 1561),
-, (formerly Barbour), Sam.,
-, Thos.,
-, his sons,
-, Thos. Noel, Baron Berwick, n
-,
and see Noel-Hill
hill fort,
Hill Top, see Madeley
Hilton, see Sheriffhales
Hinde, Thos. C.,
Hinde, Thos. C., & Co.,
Hinkshay, see Dawley
Hinstock, n,
historians and antiquaries, see Cart lidge, J. E. G.; Cranage, D. H.S.; Dukes, T. F.; Eyton, R. W.; Hartshorne, C. H.; Orderic Vitalis; Parkes, David; Randall, John
Hitachi Maxell,
Hobson, Rob.,
Hobson & Co.,
Hochekyns, Thos., n
hockey, see entertainments, etc.
Hodden, Ric.,
Hodgebower, see Ironbridge
Hodgetts:
-, Eliz., see Clowes
-, Thos.,
Hodgkiss, Thos., n
Hodgson, H. F.,
Hodnet:
-, Baldwin of, n
-, Otes of (d. c. 1201),
-, Sir Otes of (d. 1284),
-, Wm. of (d. c. 1302),
-, Wm. (fl. 1320-2),
-, fam.,
Hodnet,
-, as address,
-, Bolas, Little, q.v.
-, clergy,
-, Espley, q.v.
-, fee of,
-, Hawkstone, q.v.
-, Hodnet Hall,
-, Hopton, q.v.
-, hund.,
-, man.,
-, Marchamley, q.v.
-, Peplow, q.v.
-, Weston-under-Redcastle, q.v.
-, Wollerton, q.v.
Hollinswood (in Shifnal), n,
-, canal,
-, housing,
-, ind. and trade:
-, bricks,
-, coal and ironstone,
-, iron,
-, landscape dereliction, plate
-, name,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rlys.,
-, stream,
-, woodland,
Hollinswood housing estate (in Dawley and Shifnal),
-, community centre,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, schs.,
Hollinswood interchange, see Malinslee: roads
Hollinswood Iron Works,
Hollis, John,
hollow ware, see iron and steel: products
Holmer, see Stirchley
Holmes:
-, Wm.,
-, -,
Holt, V. M. E.,
Holway Tool & Engineering Co. Ltd.,
Holyhead (Ang.),
Holywell Lane, see Dawley, Little
Hombersley, Wm.,
Home, the (in Wentnor),
Homfray:
-, Fra.,
-, John, see Addenbrooke
honey, see foodstuffs
Honnington, see Lilleshall
honors, see baronies
Hoo, the (in Eyton upon the Weald Moors, Preston upon the Weald Moors, and Wellington),
-, est.,
-, farms,
-, Hoo Hall,
-, moor, n
-, road, n
Hopley, Peter,
Hopley Bros.,
hops, see crops
Hopton (in Hodnet), n, n
Hornby (in Melling, Lancs.),
Horne, Melville, n
horse racing, see entertainments, etc.: racing
Horsehay (in Dawley, Wellington, and Little Wenlock),
-, canal,
-, commons and waste,
-, dom. archit.,
-, est.,
-, farms,
-, geol.,
-, Horsehay Common,
-, Horsehay Cottage,
-, Horsehay Potteries,
-, housing, n; plate
-, ind. and trade,
-, basalt,
-, bricks,
-, clay,
-, engineering,
-, fireclay,
-, iron,
-, lead figurines,
-, pottery, plate
-, slag,
-, mill,
-, Moreton's Coppice,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, public hos.,
-, rlys.,
-, roads,
-, Round Ho., plate
-, sch.,
-, sewerage,
-, Spring Village,
-, steam locomotive preservation,
-, water supply,
Horsehay brook,
Horsehay Co. Ltd.,
Horsehay dingle, see Dawley, Little
horses, see agriculture: livestock
Horton:
-, Alice, m. Wm. Steventon,
-, Eustace of,
-, Isabel, see Praères
-, Joan, m. Reynold Sowdeley,
-, John (fl. 1383),
-, John (fl. 1807-26),
-, Phil. of (fl. 1382),
-, Phil. (? another),
-, Ralph of,
-, Ric. of (fl. 1336-70, ? two of this name),
-, Ric. (fl. 1402),
-, Ric. (fl. 1419-40, ? another),
-, Sabin, w. of Wm. of (fl. early 13th cent.), see Preston
-, Sam.,
-, Sibyl, w. of Ralph of,
-, Wm. of (fl. early 13th cent.),
-, Wm. of (fl. 1292),
-, Wm. (fl. 1800),
-, fam.,
-,
and see Haughton; Houghton
Horton, John, & Co.,
Horton, Simms, & Bull,
Horton (in Wellington),
-, agric.,
-, farms,
-, bdy.,
-, commons and waste,
-, est.,
-, fields, open,
-, geol.,
-, inc.,
-, man., n, n
-, pop.,
-, pound,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, public hos.,
-, rly.,
-, road,
-, settlement,
-, sewage wks.,
-, shooting butts,
-, stocks,
-, tiles,
-, village,
-, woodland, see Hortonwood
Hortonwood (Horton's wood) (in Eyton upon the Weald Moors),
-, bdy.,
-, est.,
-, farms,
-, geol.,
-, hamlet,
-, Hortonwood industrial estate, q.v.
-, ind. and trade,
-, landscape,
-, name,
-, pop.,
-, rly.,
-, road,
-, settlement pattern,
-, sewage wks.,
-, tithes,
-, woodland,
Hortonwood industrial estate (in Eyton upon the Weald Moors, Preston upon the Weald Moors, and Wellington),
hospitals:
-, eleemosynary, see Balsall, Temple; Preston upon the Weald Moors township: Preston Trust Homes
-, medical, see medicine, etc.
Hotson, John,
Houghton, Wm., and see Haughton; Horton
Houlston fam.,
Houlston, F., & Son,
Houlston & Son,
Housing Acts (1923-54),
Housing and Local Government, Ministry of,
-, ministers,
Howard:
-, Alathea, ctss. of Arundel and Surrey, see Talbot
-, Sir Ebenezer,
-, Hen., see Stafford-Howard
-, Thos., earl of Arundel and Surrey,
-, Blessed Wm., Vct. Stafford,
-,
and see Stafford-Howard
Howle (in Chetwynd), n
Hugh son of John de Pauncefot (? recte Pantulf),
Hugh the smith,
Hugh's Bridge, see Lilleshall
Hughley,
'Hulemor', see Stirchley: Holmer
Hulemore, Rog. of, n
Hulse, J. C., & Co. Ltd.,
Humber brook,
Humbers, the, see Lilleshall
Humphreston, John of,
Humphreston (in Donington),
hundreds, and see bailiffs; Bradford; Brimstree; Condover; courts; Culvestan; Cuttlestone; Hodnet; Munslow; Pimhill; Pirehill; sergeants; stewards; Stottesdon; Wenlock, liberty and borough of: lib.; Wrockwardine
Hungerton (Leics.), see Quenby
Hungryhatton (in Child's Ercall), n
Hunkington, see Upton Magna
Hunnit (fl. 1086),
Hunt:
-, Georgiana Veronica, see Davidson
-, Hen. Cecil John, Baron Hunt of Llanvair Waterdine, n
-, Rowland, n
hunting, see entertainments, etc.
hunting lodges, plate
Huntingdon, ctss. of, see Ferrers
Huntington, see Wenlock, Little
hurdles, see agriculture: equipment
Hurley brook,
Hurleybrook (in Wellington),
Hussey, John,
Hutton, Sheriff (Yorks. N.R.), see Stittenham
Hychecok, John,
ice cream, see foodstuffs
ice skating, see entertainments, etc.: skating
Icke:
-, Eliz.,
-, Wm., the elder (fl. 1726),
-, Wm., the younger (fl. 1726),
-, Wm. (fl. 1842),
-, -,
Ightfield, n
igneous rock, see minerals and mining
Illinois (U.S.A.),
improvement commissioners,
inclined planes, plate
inclosure, see agriculture
Incorporated Church Building Society, see Church Building Society
Independent Evangelicals, see Evangelicals
Independents (political),
Independents (religious), see Congregationalists
India,
Industrial Archaeology, Institute of, see Coalbrookdale
industrialists, see industries, etc.
industries, trades, and professions:
-, agricultural equipment, see agriculture: equipment
-, ale and beer, q.v.
-, aluminium,
-, architects, q.v.
-, asphalt,
-, auctioneer,
-, banking,
-,
and see banks, savings
-, baskets,
-, bell founding,
-, bookselling,
-, bow-hauling,
-, brass,
-, building, and see crucks
-, businessmen (unspecified),
-, candles,
-, cement,
-, charcoal, n,
-, chemicals, plate and see agriculture: fertilizers
-, clay, q.v.
-, clocks and watches,
-, cloth, q.v.
-, clothing,
-, sewing,
-, tailoring, n,
-, coach building,
-, coal, q.v.
-, coke, plate
-, concrete,
-, diplomacy,
-, electrical goods,
-, batteries,
-, washing machines, see engineering: products
-, engineering, q.v.
-, figurines, lead,
-, foodstuffs, q.v.
-, furniture,
-, bedsteads,
-, chairs,
-, glass,
-, guns,
-, hairdressing,
-, hardware (unspecified),
-, haulage and carrying,
-, industrialists (unspecified), plates
-, insurance,
-, iron and steel, q.v.
-, ironstone, q.v.
-, jewellery,
-, land agents,
-, lawyers,
-, attorneys (solicitors),
-, canon,
-,
and see courts
-, lead,
-, leather (skins),
-, footballs,
-, footwear (cobbling, cordwainery, corvisors),
-, gloves,
-, insp. (sealers),
-, saddlery,
-, tanning,
-, lime, n,
-, malting, n, n,
-, medical supplies,
-, medicine, see medicine, etc.
-, merchants,
-, mills:
-, steam,
-, wind,
-,
and see named places
-, mineral water,
-, minerals and mining, q.v.
-, mining agents,
-, mining equipment, see minerals and mining: equipment
-, munitions,
-, newspapers,
-, nickel,
-, notary public,
-, office equipment,
-, photography,
-, pitch,
-, plastics,
-, plumbing,
-, printing and publishing,
-, quarrying, see minerals and mining
-, rope,
-, wire, see iron and steel: products
-, rubber,
-, sculptors, see Marshall, Edw.; Marshall, Joshua
-, shops (unspecified),
-, slag,
-, soap,
-, stationery,
-, surveyors, q.v.
-, tar,
-, tarmacadam,
-, toys and dolls,
-, tradesmen (craftsmen) (unspecified),
-, victualling, n
-, video tape,
-, wheels,
-, wine,
-, wood, q.v.
-, wool,
infantry, see forces
Ingall & Sons,
Ingestre, John of, n
Inland Revenue, Board of,
insurance, see industries, etc.
Intermetric Processes Ltd.,
International Exhibition, see Exhibition
International Voluntary Service for Peace, see Peace
-,
Interregnum,
-, Commonwealth,
-,
and see civil wars: temp. Chas. I and II; county committee; Parliamentarians
Ireland,
Irish:
-, Ric. (fl. 1255),
-, Ric. (fl. 1304),
-, Wm.,
Iron Age, see prehistoric remains
iron and steel:
-, dealing, n,
-, furnace men,
-, manufacturers, n, plate and see named manufacturers
-, Marked Bar Association,
-, processes:
-, Bessemer,
-, casting,
-, fining,
-, forging,
-, hammering,
-, moulding,
-, puddling,
-, rolling,
-, shingling,
-, Siemens,
-, slitting,
-, smithing, n,
-, Wright & Jesson,
-, products:
-, chains, n, n,
-, frying pans,
-, gates,
-, grates,
-, gratings,
-, hollow ware,
-, manhole covers,
-, nails,
-, pipes,
-, railings,
-, rivets,
-, rope, wire,
-, shovels,
-, spades,
-, tanks (cisterns),
-, wire,
-, slag, see industries, etc.
-, workers (unspecified),
-,
and see engineering; named places
Iron Bridge, the (in Benthall and Madeley), plates
iron pyrites, see minerals and mining
Ironbridge (in Madeley), plates
-, as address,
-, adv.,
-, armoury,
-, assembly rooms,
-, badger- and bull-baiting,
-, Beeches Hosp. (formerly Ironbridge public assistance inst., formerly Madeley union workho.),
-, Belmont Ho.,
-, 'British Workman',
-, Brockholes, the,
-, carnival,
-, Central Hall,
-, child-welfare centre,
-, ch.,
-, benefice ho.,
-, clergy,
-, ch. hall,
-, cinemas,
-, clubs and societies,
-, savings bank,
-, ct., petty sessions,
-, dispensary,
-, drill hall,
-, epidemics,
-, est.,
-, fairs,
-, fête, n
-, fire stn.,
-, football,
-, Foxholes, the,
-, gas wks.,
-, geol.,
-, Hodgebower, n,
-, ho. of ind. for Madeley parish,
-, housing,
-, inclined plane,
-, ind. and trade,
-, bricks, n
-, coal and ironstone,
-, coracle making,
-, engineering,
-, garments,
-, limestone,
-, printing,
-, inns,
-, Tontine, plate
-, inst.,
-, librs.,
-, Lincoln (? Limekiln) Hill,
-, Loadcroft,
-, lock-up,
-, Lodge, the, plate
-, mkt., plate
-, bldgs.,
-, Mkt. Place (Square), plate
-, Mount Pleasant,
-, museum, see museums: Ironbridge Gorge Museum
-, newspapers,
-, police,
-, pop.,
-, post office,
-, prot. nonconf., n,
-, public hos.,
-, rlys.,
-, roads,
-, rowing,
-, schs.,
-, Sunday,
-, sewerage,
-, Southside,
-, sports,
-, territorial army,
-, theatre,
-, tunnel,
-, volunteers,
-, wake,
-, water supply,
-, Wenlock boro. offices,
-, Wharfage, the,
Ironbridge and Broseley railway station, see Benthall: rly.
Ironbridge 'B' power station, see Buildwas
Ironbridge Gorge Museum, see museums
Ironbridge Metal Co.,
Ironbridge Weekly Journal,
ironstone:
-, measures of, n
-, miners,
-,
and see named places: coal and iron-stone
Isabel, queen of Edw. II,
Isaiah, prophet,
Isitt, Herb.,
Islam (Muslims),
Isombridge (in Ercall Magna),
Ison:
-, John,
-, Wm.,
-, fam., n
Italy, see Rome
Itinerarium Antonini, see Antonine Itinerary
Jackfield (in Broseley), n,
Jackson, Wm.,
jam, see foodstuffs
James son of Simon,
James:
-, Gilb.,
-, John,
Jandrell, John, n
Japan,
Jarvis, Mrs. A. J.,
Jeffrey, W. J., & Son,
Jehovah's Witnesses,
Jellicoe, G. A.,
Jenckes, John,
Jerningham, Geo. Wm. Stafford, Baron Stafford,
Jesson, Jos., & Co. (Wright & Jesson),
jewellery, see industries, etc.
Jigger's Bank, see Dawley, Little
John, King,
John son of John de Praères,
John son of Thomas the shepherd,
John the miller,
Johnson:
-, H. C.,
-, J. W.,
-, (or Antony), John, n
-, Dr. Sam.,
-, -,
Johnson Bros.,
Johnston, J. T. M.,
Johnston Bros. Ltd.,
Johnston Pipes Ltd.,
joinery, see wood: working
Jones:
-, Alf. Seymour,
-, Elijah,
-, Geo.,
-, Hen. Jos.,
-, J. W.,
-, John (fl. 1783),
-, John (fl. 1878),
-, Mary, see Darby
-, Maurice,
-, Mrs. Ann,
-, Ric.,
-, Thos. (fl. before 1842),
-, Thos. (fl. 1885-1905),
-, Thos. (fl. 1920),
-, fam.,
Jones, C. R., & Sons,
Jones, John, & Son,
Jones, Marg., & Son,
Jordan, Thos.,
Jorden:
-, Edw. (d. 1699),
-, Edw. (fl. 1720s),
-, Sarah, see Wyke
justices of the peace, see courts