| Location |
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| OS County Series 6 inches to 1 mile sheets |
11SE |
| OS National Grid 6 inches to 1 mile sheet |
SJ84NE |
| OS National Grid reference |
SJ856481 |
| Church of England |
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| Ancient Parish |
Wolstanton, St Margaret |
| Modern Parishes |
Alsagers Bank, St John (from 1932); Basford, St Mark (from 1915); Chell, St Michael and All Angels (from 1925); Chesterton, Holy Trinity (from 1846); Chesterton, St Chad (from ?); Cross Heath, St Michael and All Saints (from 1952); Goldenhill, St John the Evangelist (from 1842); Kidsgrove, St Thomas (from ?1853); Knutton, St Mary (from 1875); Mow Cop, St Saviour (The Rookery) (from c.1956); Mow Cop, St Thomas (from 1843/44); Newchapel, St James (from 1715); Porthill, St Andrew (from 1913); Silverdale, St Andrew (from ); Silverdale, St Luke (from 1853); Tunstall, Christ Church (from 1837); Tunstall, St Aidan (from ?); Tunstall, St Chad (from ?); Tunstall, St Mary the Virgin (from 1881)
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| Local Government |
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| Civil Parish (to 1894) |
Wolstanton (to 1894) |
| Civil Parishes (1894-date) (a) |
Chell (1894-1922); Goldenhill (1894-1922); Tunstall (1894-1922); Stoke on Trent City (1922-date) |
| Civil Parishes (1894-date) (b) |
Chesterton (1894-1932); Silverdale (1894-1932); Wolstanton (to 1932); Newcastle under Lyme (1932-date) |
| Civil Parishes (1894-date) (c) |
Kidsgrove (1894-date); Newchapel (1894-date) |
| Hundred |
Pirehill North |
| Poor Law Union |
Wolstanton and Burslem Poor Law Union (1836-1922); Stoke and Wolstanton Poor Law Union (1922-1930) |
| District Council (a) |
Major part (Chesterton, Silverdale, Wolstanton) : Wolstanton Rural District (1894-1904); Wolstanton United Urban District (1904-1932); Newcastle under Lyme Municipal Borough (1932-1974); Newcastle under Lyme Borough (1974-date) |
| District Council (b) |
Minor part (Chell) : Wolstanton Rural District (1894-1904); Smallthorne Urban District (1904-1922); Stoke on Trent City (1922-date) |
| District Council (c) |
Minor part (Goldenhill) : Wolstanton Rural District (1894-1904); Stoke on Trent City (1922-date) |
| District Council (d) |
Minor part (Kidsgrove) : Kidsgrove Urban District (1894-1974); Newcastle under Lyme Borough (1974-date) |
| District Council (e) |
Minor part (Newchapel) : Wolstanton Rural District (1894-1904); Kidsgrove Urban District (1904-1974); Newcastle under Lyme Borough (1974-date) |
| Parliamentary Representation |
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| Parliamentary Constituency (to 1918) (a) |
Major part : Northern Staffordshire (1832-1867); North Staffordshire (1867-1885); North Western Staffordshire (1885-1918) |
| Parliamentary Constituency (to 1918) (b) |
Minor part (Rushton Grange, Sneyd) : Stoke on Trent Borough (1832-1885); Hanley (1885-1918) |
| Parliamentary Constituency (to 1918) (c) |
Minor part (Tunstall) : Stoke on Trent Borough (1832-1885); Newcastle under Lyme (1885-1918) |
| Parliamentary Constituency (1918-1970) (a) |
Major part : Newcastle under Lyme |
| Parliamentary Constituency (1918-1970) (b) |
Minor part (Tunstall) : Stoke on Trent North |
| Parliamentary Constituency (1918-1970) (c) |
Minor part (Kidsgrove) : Leek |
| Parliamentary Constituency (1918-1970) (d) |
Minor part (Chell) : Leek (1918-1948); Stoke on Trent North (1948-1970) |
| Nonconformist Churches |
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| Methodist Churches |
Chell Heath Primitive Methodist Chapel; Epworth Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Alsagers Bank; High Street Primitive Methodist Church, Wolstanton; The Methodist Church, May Bank; Providence Methodist Chapel, Wolstanton; St John's Methodist Church, Wolstanton; The Rookery Methodist Chapel, Newchapel; Wesley Place Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Chesterton; Whitehill Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Newchapel; Zion Methodust Church, Goldenhill |
| Photographs |
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| Building conservation photographs |
Building conservation photographs for Wolstanton; Building conservation photographs for Chesterton; Building conservation photographs for Kidsgrove; Building conservation photographs for Knutton Please see note 1 below. |
| Notes |
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| Note 1 |
This link provides a hitlist of photographs included within a larger collection covering the entire county. |