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Place name County Entry Source CHESHIRE Cheshire Marple, Poole, Tatton, Willington, Rode, Mere, Somerford, Toft, Withenshaw, Upton, Tustingham, and Somerford-Booths. Real property in 1815, £1, 114, 927; in 1843, £1, 889, 937; in 1851, £2, 062, 283; in 1860, £2, 673, 756, -of which Imperial CHESTER Cheshire Marple, Norbury, Portwood, Romily, and Werneth. The deanery of Nantwich contains the rectories of Baddiley, Barthomley, Coppenhall, Nantwich, and Wistaston Imperial HAYFIELD Derbyshire Marple, New Mills, and Hayfield railway, 5 miles S by E of Glossop; and has a post-office‡ under Imperial LUDWORTH Derbyshire Marple, which has a postoffice under Stockport. Real property, £7,394; of which £1,906 are in mines Imperial MACCLESFIELD Cheshire Marple railway, adjacent to the Macclesfield canal, near Macclesfield forest, 4¼ miles N by E of the fork of railway Imperial MACCLESFIELD, BOLLINGTON, and MARPLE RAILWAY Cheshire MARPLE RAILWAY , a railway in Cheshire; from Macclesfield, north-north-eastward, through Bollington, to Marple. It was authorized in July Imperial Macclesfield Canal Cheshire Marple SW. past Macclesfield to the Grand Trunk Canal at Lawton; is 29½ miles long, rises 114 ft., and has 13 locks Bartholomew MACCLESFIELD CANAL Cheshire Marple, sonthsouth-westward, past Bollington, Macclesfield, and Congleton, to the Grand Trunk canal at Lawton. It was formed in 1826; it is 29½ miles Imperial MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY Derbyshire
Lancashire
LincolnshireMarple, New Mills, and Hayfield Junction, the Cheshire Midland, the Garston and Liverpool, the Stockport, Timperley, and Altrincham Junction, the Stockport Imperial Marple Cheshire Marple , town and township with ry. sta., Stockport par., Cheshire, on river Goyt and Peak Forest and Macclesfield Canal, on border Bartholomew MARPLE Cheshire MARPLE , a village, a township-chapelry, and a subdistrict, in Stockport district, Cheshire. The village stands on the Peak Forest Imperial Mellor Derbyshire dist., pop. 2977; township, 2362 ac., pop. 1242; vil., 1¼ mile SE. of Marple and 6 miles SE. of Stockport; P.O. Bartholomew MELLOR Derbyshire Marple-Bridge r. station, and 6 E by S of Stockport; and has a post office under Stockport. The township Imperial MIDLAND RAILWAY London Marple and New Mills, by a length of 14 miles, giving access to Manchester,-and to construct some other new works Imperial Rose Hill Cheshire Rose Hill .-- ry. sta., at Marple, Cheshire. Bartholomew STOCKPORT Cheshire Marple, Dukinfield, and Disley-Stanley; and is ecclesiastically cut into the sections of S.-St. Mary, S.-St. Thomas, S.-St. Peter Imperial STRINES Cheshire
Derbyshirenear the mutual border of Derbyshire and Cheshire; on the Manchester and New Mills railway, 2 miles SE of Marple. Imperial
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