Nantwich
Parish in the County of Cheshire
Etymology
Nantwich became a separate parish in 1677. It was formerly a parochial chapelry of Acton 126infra , containing the townships 1. Alvaston (now included in Nantwich and Worleston c.ps. infra and 151 infra ), 2. Leighton, 3. Nantwich (now a c.p. including part of Alvaston supra ), 4. part of Willaston (v. 41infra ), 5. Woolstanwood.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Alvaston Hall
- Whitehouse Lane
- Brookfield Ho
- Cheney Hall
- Elm Ho
- Vauxhall, Vauxhall Ho
- Ashfields
- Colleys Lane
- Wood Fm
- Colleys Bridge
- Clan Ho
- Farfield Ho
- Marsh Lane
- Nantwich Bridge
- Nantwich Mill
- New Town
- Parkfield Ho
- Shrewbridge Hall Fm, Shrewbridge Rd
- Townend Ho(lost)
- Cartwright's Row
- Pym's Lane
- Beambridge
- Windy Arbour Fm
- Daisy Bank
- Heath Cottage(lost)
- Wilbrahams Almshouses
- Birchen Lane
- Lodgefield
- Marshfield Bridge
- Barrows Green
- Dodd's Lane
- Flowers Lane
- The Grange
- Leighton Brook
- Mablins Lane
- Manor Ho
- Mile Ho
- Moss Fm & Moss Lane
- Red Hall
- Totty's Hall
- Dovehouse Croft
- Hillfield
- Woodside
- Brassey Hall
- Crewe Rd
- Dairy House Fm
- Millstone Lane
- White House, White House Lane
- Willow Fm
- Brassey Bank Bridge
- Buckley Mill Cottage
- Coppenhall Lane
- Field Fm
- Woodlands