Searching for "WOOLTON HILL"

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    Place name County Entry Source
    CHESTER Cheshire Hill, West Derby, Wigan, Aughton, Halsall, and North Meols; the vicarages of Ashton-St. Thomas, Walton-on-the-Hill, Childwall, Huyton, Prescot, Sutton, and Ormskirk; the numerous p. curacies in Liverpool parish and in Toxteth; and the p. curacies of Golborne-St. Mary, Bury-Lane, Newton-St. Peter, Warrington-St. Paul, Warrington-Trinity, Burton-Wood, Hollingfare, Padgate, Great Crosby, Sea-forth, Waterloo, Bootle, Everton-St. George, Everton-St. Augustine, Everton-St. Chrysostom, Formby, Kirk-by, Kirkdale, Edge-Hill, Edge-Hill-St. Stephen, Edge-Hill-Innocents, Edge-Hill-St. Aidan, Aigburth, Garston, Grassendale, Hale, Halewood, Wavertree, Wavertree-St. Mary, Woolton Imperial
    LANCASHIRE Lancashire Hill, Standen Hall, Standish Hall, Stansfield Hall, Stockbridge, Stone House, Storr's Hall, Stott Park, Stubby Lee, Summerhill, Summerfield, Sunnyside, Swallow House, Swarthdale, Swinshawe House, Symonstone Hall, Sholly, Singleton, Slyne, Smithills, Thistlemount, Thurland Castle, Thurstonville, Thwaitemoss, Todmorden Hall, Towneley Hall, Troy Hall, Tulketh Hall, Turton Tower, Undercroft, Vale House, Walton Lodge, Welbeck House, Wellfield House, Wellwood, Wennington Hall, Westbank, Westbourne, Westview, Westwood House, Whinfield, the Whitefriars, Whitehall, Whitestock Hall, Whittingham House, Whittington Hall, Wicken Hall, Winstanley Hall, Winwick Hall, Withnellfold, Witton Hall, Woodhill, Woodlands, Woolton Imperial
    PRESCOT Lancashire hill, Sutton, Parr, Windle, Rainford, Bold, Widnes, Ditton, Cronton, Great Sankey, Cuerdley, and Penketh; and is ecclesiastically cut into the sections of Prescot, Eccleston, St. Thomas, Eccleston-Christchurch, St. Helens, ParrMount, Parr, Farnworth, Rainford, Rain-hill, Great Sankey, and Widnes. Acres, 36, 554; of which 710 are water. Real property, £277, 878; of which £41, 375 are in mines, £472 in quarries, £735 in iron-works, £48,089 in railways, £199 in canals, and £2, 635 in gas-works. Pop. in 1851, 46, 527; in 1861, 63.540. Houses, 11, 288. The living Imperial
    Woodhay, East Hampshire with ry. sta. (Woodhay), Hants, 4½ miles SW. of Newbury, 5080 ac., pop. 1527; contains Wootton (or Woolton ) Hill ; P.O., T.O. Bartholomew
    WOODHAY (East) Hampshire Woolton-Hill chapelry, in Kingsclere district, Hants; 4½ miles SSE of Kintbury r. station, and 4½ SW of Newbury Imperial
    WOOLTON-HILL Hampshire WOOLTON-HILL , a chapelry in East Woodhay parish, Hants; 4 miles SW of Newbury r. station. It was constituted in 1850; and it has a post Imperial
    Woolton (or Wootton) Hill Hampshire Woolton (or Wootton ) Hill , eccl. dist. and vil., East Woodhay par., Hants, near N. border of co.- dist., pop. 792; vil., 5 miles Bartholomew
    Wootton Hill Hampshire Wootton Hill , Hants. See WOOLTON HILL. Bartholomew
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