Little Budworth Chapelry
Parish in the County of Cheshire
Etymology
Little Budworth was a free chapelry in Over parish, in the patronage of the Nuns of Chester until the dissolution, and thereafter a parochial chapelry of Over parish until the nineteenth century (Orm2 iii211). It is now a c.p. including Oulton Lowe 165supra .
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Other OS name
- Avenue Lodge
- Coneygreaves Fm
- Oulton Hall
- Park Place
- Shay's Lane Brook
- White Hall
- Beech Ho
- Cornhill Fm
- Headless Cross
- Hill Fm
- Hinds Gate
- Little Budworth Common
- Long Stone
- Lower Fm
- Manor Ho
- Mill Covert
- Old Hall
- Park Fm
- Sandyford Bridge
- Wellhouse Fm
- Akesmere Place
- Booth's Smithy
- Brookhouse Fm
- Brook Slack
- Budworth Mill
- Budworth Pool
- Butt Fm
- Cabbage Hall
- Chester Lane
- Chesterlane Brook
- Fennywood Fm
- Oulton Mill
- Pool Bank, Poolhead Fm
- Tom's Hole
- Wood Cottage
- Common Side
- Forest Ho
- Outside Fm
- Robin Hood's Well
- Top O' Th' Town Fm
Early-attested site
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