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Dutton at this day, 1666, as to the manor of Harden-castle. Roger, constable of
Cheshire, and Baron of Halton, acquitteth Hugh Dutton of Dutton de judice de Legha in hundredo meo de Halton; (id est) of the judger of Legh in his hundred of Halton, about anno Domini 1200. To be judger of a town, was to serve at the lord's court on the jury for such a town; whereof Dutton was discharged for Little-Legh by this deed. The hamlet of Clatterwig in Little-Legh was purchased by sir Thomas Dutton of Dutton, from Hugh de Clatterwig, in the reign of Henry the Third. This township hath ever since remained to the heirs of Dutton, even to this day, 1666, and is £25. 18s of an old rent.
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chapel, which minister to be chosen by Wrench and inhabitants of Little Leigh. Condition of bequest is that Wrench pay £400 in bequests, made up from £100 given by Sir Robert Cotton, Bart, for a minister at Little Leigh: £100 subscription now collecting to qualify for Queen Anne's Bounty of £200: Bequests £200 to brother John Horton, £20 at interest which to be paid to grammar school master at Little Leigh: £20 to
Tailors guild: £20 to poor of Great Budworth, £10 to Ester Worral; £10 to Randle Pierson: £10 at interest to be paid to poor of Little Leigh not in receipt of any other relief: £10 to poor of Barnton: £100 at interest for preaching minister at Little Leigh.
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the festival of St. Martin. It afterwards descended to the
Gerards and the Fleetwoods, and was purchased of the latter by the Leighs, of Stoneley, in Warwickshire, in whom it continued vested until the decease of Edward lord Leigh in 1786, It has since passed with other Stoneley estates, under the will of lord Leigh, to the Leighs of Adlestrop in Gloucestershire, and is now vested in that family, .
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Ralph Horton's will was seemingly of some importance to the villagers. It is replicated on a board in St
Michael's & All Angels, and a copy exists at Shakespeare Birthplace Trust archives in Stratford upon Avon. The records for Lord Leigh of Stoneleigh, Warwickshire are held there, and hence much
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Ralph Horton, by Will, in 1728, bequeathed £20, the interest to be paid yearly to the schoolmaster of Little Leigh. The sum of £43 has also been given for a similar purpose. This sum was in the hands of Edward Barker, when the
Charity Commissioners published their Report, but owing to some remissness
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Domesday survey, to have been included in the possessions of the Barons of Halton. About the reign of King John, Simon Fitz-Osborne purchased the manor, which was subsequently granted, with other estates, to Hugh Dutton and his heirs, paying annually two silver marks at
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This is a Chapel of Ease for Legh, Barnton, Bartington, and Dutton. In 1718, it was completely rebuilt, and has been augmented by Queen Anne's bounty. The
Minister is appointed by the Vicar of Budwoth. A School has always been held in the Chapel, but the Master's Salary, which arises from interest of
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Simon Fitz-Osbern, being possed of this village about the reign of king John grants the same unto Hugh Dutton, son of Hugh Dutton of Dutton, and to his heirs; silicet, totam villam de Leia in feu-firma: reddendo annuatim dua marcas argenti ad festum sancti
Martini; which rent is paid by the heirs of
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The Chapel of Ease, a small brick fabric, was rebuilt in 1718. The living is a perpetual curacy, returned in the King's book, at £65. 10s., which has been augmented with £200 benefactions, and £800 Queen Ann's Bounty. Patron: vicar of Great
Budworth. Incumbent: Rev. William Whitworth, who resides at
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19 October 1821: Memorandum of visit to Little Leigh chapel by Rev. George Henry Law, D.D, Bishop of
Chester, and orders given then by him for: new prayer book, communion plate, new font, flagging of pews, appointment of chapel warden, incorporation of school into chapel and erection of new school.
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1838: Draft and copy Memorial from the inhabitants of Little Leigh to Right Rev. John Bird, Bishop of Chester, re will of Ralph Horton, appointment of Rev. Thomas Jeffs (late minister) and Rev. Ric Jones (present minister) by vicar of Great Budworth: sale of trust lands by Jones to Trent and Mersey
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LEIGH, (LITTLE) or LEIGH-JUXTA-BARTINGTON, is a chapelry township and pleasant village, 3 ¼ miles North West by West from Northwich, and 8 miles South from Warrington. The township contains 1,529 Acres, 2 roods, and 10 pecks of land. In 1841 there were 67 houses, and 387 inhabitants. Population, in
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12 August 1728: copies of the will of Ralph Horton, Little Leigh, Cheshire, Tailor. Bequeaths house and lands in Little Leigh in occupation of self and Kinsman Ralph Nickson, carpenter, to Francis Wrench, Barnton, Cheshire on trust to use rents and profits to pay preaching minister at Little Leigh
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The National School is a neat brick building, erected in 1840, a little south from the Chapel, contiguous to which the residence for the teacher, which has been provided by Lord Leigh, who gave, also, the site of the School. About 70 children attend the School, which is supported by subscriptions,
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29 August 1782: John Horton, Little Leigh to Joseph Hill, Chancery Office, London: Asks for help in complaint of inhabitants of Little Leigh: Vicar of Great Budworth has appointed curate at Little Leigh against wishes of inhabitants and terms of Ralph Horton's will. Inhabitants entered caveat at
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The township is situated on high ground on the north bank of the Weever, about three miles north-west from Northwich. The village is a collection of inconsiderable farm-houses, amongst which the chapel is situate. It is a mean building of brick, standing in the highway, without any yard or fence
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In this township is an ancient chappel of ease, called Little-Legh chappel, within the parish of Great-Budworth. It was later repaired by the inhabitants of Little-Legh, anno Domini 1664, whereunto five pounds was given towards the repair thereof, by the parishioners of Great Budworth, me
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John Dones charged his estate in Hedge Lane, in the township of Weaverham, with the annual payment of 16s. to purchase wine for the sacrament. No payment has been made for some time, but on representation of the case to the owner of the estate, he undertook to pay the money for the
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information about the village. The following extracts are taken from other records at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. It could be inferred from other records that the significance of Ralph's will with the villagers was due to his efforts in rebuilding the chapel in 1718.
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money left by a person unknown , is only forty shillings per annum. The Chapel is a mean building of brick, standing defenceless in the highway. A board is displayed inside St Michael's & All Angels, on the south wall near the door, with the details of this will.
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No date : Report re Messrs. Newman of Nantwich. The younger Mr. N (John) is a clergyman who hopes of appointment as curate of Little Leigh on death of Mr. Jones the present curate. Notes re Chapel of Little Leigh and proposed enlargement to which inhabitants are
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The village is pleasantly situated on high ground, commanding extensive views of the surrounding country. Lord Leigh is lord of the manor and owner of about four fifths of the township. There are about 30 acres of glebe land in the township.
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on the part of the parish in claiming it of his executors after his death, no interest was paid for several years. After an investigation of the circumstances, it was proposed to pay over these gifts to the trustees on behalf of the school.
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the parsonage, built in 1717, and situate on the north side of the Chapel. The chapelry embraces Little Leigh, Bartington, and Dutton. The small tithes are commuted for £10, the rectorial for £120, and £1. 10s. to the impropriator.
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17 June 1782: Letter signed by 19 parishioners of Little Leigh, to Rev. Eaton, Vicar of Great Budworth, asking that he support choice of Rev. Mr Walcam as minister at Little Leigh when imminent death of Mr. Jones occurs.
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10 May 1838: T.S. Newman, Northwich, Curate of Little Leigh to Chandos Leigh, Esq, Stoneleigh Abbey. Outlining proposal to build new chapel at Little Leigh, capable of holding 5–600 people from Little Leigh and Barnton.
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29 October 1838: Copy letter Chandos Leigh to Rev. Mr Newman, curate of Little Leigh: Is willing to contribute to repairs to present building but does not support enlargement to accommodate people of Barnton.
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The existing church was built in 1879, with plans by Edmund Kirby and Sons. Previously there was a chapel in the grounds of the existing churchyard, sited to the western end, near the small pedestrian gate.
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Charities: The interest of a sum of £60, supposed to have been given by Mr Barker and others, amounting to £3 per annum, is distributed in the sums of £2. 11s. to the poor, and 9s. to the schoolmaster.
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20 August 1838: George Webber, Vicar of Great Budworth to Chandos Leigh, Stoneleigh Abbey: Is sure that if case for rebuilding chapel put fully to Leigh's tenants they will see value of scheme.
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24:Little Leigh
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2048:Agriculture
1691:Wimboldsley
1556:Lea Newbold
1546:Kings Marsh
1155:Mouldsworth
1085:Lach Dennis
905:Christleton
865:Burwardsley
460:praesente.*
378:2011 census
327: /
2133:Categories
1942:Warrington
1907:Middlewich
1840:Bollington
1812:Warrington
1661:Tattenhall
1651:Stanthorne
1541:Iddinshall
1516:Hockenhull
1330:Willington
1270:Threapwood
1195:Puddington
1145:Mollington
1060:Huntington
975:Duckington
930:Comberbach
925:Coddington
875:Capenhurst
633:References
480:1850": -->
312:53°16′44″N
254:North West
155:North West
1961:See also:
1922:Northwich
1887:Knutsford
1877:Handforth
1852:Congleton
1835:Birchwood
1596:Oldcastle
1471:Eccleston
1431:Claverton
1396:Caldecott
1305:Weaverham
1250:Tarporley
1185:Northwich
1115:Littleton
1080:Kingsmead
970:Dodleston
935:Croughton
795:Allostock
754:Northwich
434:folk song
380:was 567.
374:Northwich
370:A533 road
366:Weaverham
315:2°34′30″W
249:Ambulance
193:NORTHWICH
189:Post town
2032:Wheelock
1957:Winsford
1952:Wilmslow
1937:Sandbach
1912:Nantwich
1872:Frodsham
1862:Culcheth
1771:Cheshire
1701:Wychough
1696:Woodbank
1681:Utkinton
1671:Tiverton
1656:Stockton
1641:Shotwick
1631:Saughall
1626:Saighton
1506:Hapsford
1481:Edgerley
1451:Delamere
1401:Caughall
1340:Winsford
1300:Waverton
1240:Stretton
1225:Sproston
1205:Rudheath
1075:Kingsley
1050:Harthill
1045:Hartford
1010:Frodsham
960:Davenham
955:Darnhall
895:Chorlton
830:Backford
810:Antrobus
800:Alvanley
785:Aldersey
759:Winsford
744:Frodsham
605:See also
592:opposed.
358:Cheshire
301:Cheshire
242:Cheshire
230:Cheshire
137:Cheshire
86:SJ617759
68:Cheshire
2098:Museums
2083:History
2027:Waldron
1932:Runcorn
1927:Poynton
1846:Chester
1830:Alsager
1717:Chester
1621:Pulford
1611:Poulton
1601:Overton
1591:Oakmere
1566:Macefen
1551:Larkton
1501:Hampton
1496:Grafton
1386:Buerton
1371:Bradley
1366:Bickley
1356:Aldford
1335:Wincham
1325:Wigland
1320:Whitley
1275:Tilston
1210:Rushton
1160:Moulton
1135:Marston
1095:Ledsham
1070:Kelsall
1035:Handley
1005:Farndon
940:Crowton
920:Clutton
910:Churton
900:Chowley
890:Chidlow
860:Broxton
855:Bostock
850:Beeston
835:Barnton
734:Chester
521:future.
430:Baptist
422:bequest
384:History
368:on the
296:England
171:England
165:Country
2108:Places
2041:Topics
2022:Weaver
2017:Mersey
1982:Bollin
1975:Rivers
1947:Widnes
1917:Neston
1902:Malpas
1807:Halton
1606:Picton
1536:Huxley
1511:Hatton
1461:Duddon
1391:Burton
1310:Wervin
1255:Tarvin
1200:Rowton
1180:Norley
1165:Neston
1150:Moston
1130:Manley
1125:Malpas
1055:Helsby
990:Dutton
880:Carden
845:Barton
840:Barrow
749:Neston
402:parish
398:Halton
273:Tatton
225:Police
147:Region
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1987:Croco
1857:Crewe
1466:Eaton
1235:Stoak
1000:Elton
870:Byley
825:Bache
820:Aston
780:Agden
394:manor
215:01606
2058:Flag
2012:Goyt
2007:Gowy
1997:Dean
1992:Dane
1892:Lymm
1476:Edge
1065:Ince
482:edit
237:Fire
2002:Dee
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352:of
204:CW8
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