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Kelly's Directory, Derbyshire, 1891> This page |
| Great and Little Hucklow and Grindlow, Derbyshire |
| 19th Century Derbyshire Directory Transcripts |
| From: Kelly's Directory of the Counties of Derby, Notts, Leicester and Rutland pub. London (May, 1891) - p.234 |
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GREAT HUCKLOW is a hamlet and township, in Bradwell parish,
2 miles north-east from Tideswell, and 4 from Miller's Dale station
on the Ambergate and Manchester section of the Midland railway, in
the Western division of the county, hundred of High Peak, union, petty
sessional division and county court district of Bakewell. Water is
obtained at the foot of Camp hill, from a spring which rises on Abney
Moor. This was formerly a part of the Duchy of Lancaster manor of
High Peak: the inhabitants attend the church at Bradwell. Here is
a Unitarian chapel, built in 1796, and a Methodist chapel, built in
1806. Bernard Wake esq. of Sheffield, is lord of the manor. The principal
landowners are Childers Radford esq. of Tansley, Matlock, and the
Duke of Rutland G.C.B. The acreage is 1,000 ; rateable value, £1,269;
the population in 1881 was 173. LITTLE HUCKLOW is a hamlet. 2½ miles north from Tideswell and 1 mile north-west from Great Hucklow. The tithes are in lease. Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1826. The acreage is 562 ; rateable value, £637 ; the population in 1881 was 175 Grindlow is a township, 2½ miles north-east from Tideswell and 5 south from Hope. Benjamin Bagshaw esq. of Sheffield, is the principal landowner. The acreage is 276, tithe free, rateable value, £378; the population in 1881 was 57. Letters from Sheffield through Eyam, arrive at 11 a.m. by foot messenger, who collects letters from the inhabitants on his way back. WALL Box, Great Hucklow, cleared 3 p.m. week days. The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Tideswell Letters are taken on to Little Hucklow by the messenger three days a week, tues. thurs. & sats. & arrive about noon National, Church of England School (mixed), Great Hucklow, erected in 1872,for 80 children; average attendance, 56 ; Henry Duckworth, master CARRIER.-Mrs. Sarah Bagshaw, from Grindlow to the Ball Inn, Sheffield, fri. returning same day Great Hucklow. Redfern Rev. Robt. Steuart (Unitarian] COMMERCIAL. Ash Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Bagshaw George, farmer Bagshaw Joseph, farmer Chapman Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper Eyre Samuel, tailor Furness James, farmer Goyte James, farmer, Standley lodge Gregory James, farmer Hancock Martha Frances (Mrs.), draper Heginbotham Caleb, Queen's Head P.H. & farmer Mackerrow Alexander, farmer, Benster Maltby Leonard, farmer & mine manager, The Hall Mill Dam Mining & Smelting Co. (J. B. Wostenholme, sec. ; Leonard Maltby, manager) New Edge Mine (John Spencer Ashton Shuttleworth, Hathersage, proprietor) Robinson Joseph, farmer, Camp hill Robinson Robert, farmer Simpson William, shopkeeper Walker Joseph, oil dealer Walker Michael, shopkeeper & farmer Waterhouse Benjamin, joiner Waterhouse Joshua, farmer Waterhouse William, blacksmith Little Hucklow. Bradwell William, farmer, Coplow dale Bramwell William, farmer Windmill Buckley Jeremiah, farmer, Windmill Chapman Martin, farmer Cooper Joseph, farmer & butter dealer Gregory Henry, farmer Hall Henry, farmer Hal John, farmer Hancock James, farmer & shopkeeper, Windmill Hayward William, farmer, Coplow dale Marsh Hy. farmer & Bull's Head P.H Pearson George. farmer, Coplow dale Reeve John, farmer Wragg Benjamin, farmer Wragg John, farmer Grindlow. Bagshaw John, farmer Bagshaw Robert, farmer Holme William, farmer Rose George, farmer Wilson Charles, farmer [End of transcript. Spelling, case and punctuation
are as they appear in the Directory.]
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