Staffordshire Place Guide - Stafford St. Mary
Stafford St. Mary
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| Location |
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| OS County Series 6 inches to 1 mile sheets |
37SE |
| OS National Grid 6 inches to 1 mile sheet |
SJ92SW |
| OS National Grid reference |
SJ921233 |
| Church of England |
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| Ancient Parish |
Stafford, St Mary |
| Ancient Chapelries |
Marston, St Leonard; Salt, St James the Great; Whitgreave, St John; |
| Modern Parishes |
Hopton, St Peter; Stafford, Christ Church (from 1839); Stafford, St Bertelin, Broad Eye (from ); Stafford, St Bertelin, Holmcroft (from ); Stafford, St John the Baptist, Littleworth (from ) |
| Local Authorities |
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| Civil Parishes |
Marston (to date); Stafford St Mary and St Chad (renamed Stafford in 1894) (to date); Hopton and Coton (1866-?1974); Salt and Enson (1866-date); Whitgreave (1866-date). See note 1 below. |
| Hundred |
Pirehill South |
| Poor Law Union |
Stafford Poor Law Union (1836-1930) |
| District Council |
Stafford Municipal Borough (part) and Stafford Rural District (part) (1832-1974); Stafford Borough (1974-date) |
| Parliamentary Representation |
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| Parliamentary Constituency (to 1918) (a) |
That part of the parish within the Borough : Stafford Borough (1832-1918) |
| Parliamentary Constituency (to 1918) (b) |
Remainder of parish : Northern Staffordshire (1832-1867); West Staffordshire (1867-1885); Western Staffordshire (1885-1918) |
| Parliamentary Constituency (1918-1974) |
Stafford (1918-1948); Stafford and Stone (1948-1974) |
| Nonconformist Churches |
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| Methodist churches |
Brook Street Primitive Methodist Church; Rowley Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel; Snow Hill Primitive Methodist Chapel; Stafford Methodist New Connexion (later United Methodist) Chapel; Stafford Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Chapel Street |
| Congregational, Presbyterian and United Reformed churches |
Stafford Congregational Church; Stafford Presbyterian Church |
| Other nonconformist churches |
The Meeting Room, later Church Lane Evangelical Church; Society of Friends (Quakers) |
| Other organisations |
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| Businesses |
Business records |
| Clubs and societies |
Clubs and societies |
| Charities |
Charities see also note 2 below |
| Photographs |
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| Building conservation photographs |
Building conservation photographs for Stafford see note 3 below |
| Notes |
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| Note 1 |
Although Stafford, St Mary and Stafford, St Chad were separate civil parishes, they were rated together and, for practical purposes, operated as the civil parish of Stafford St Mary and St Chad |
| Note 2 |
Please note that some charity records may also be included within the records of ancient parishes and chapelries listed above. |
| Note 3 |
A small proportion of the records in this hitlist relate to photographs of places other than Stafford. |