CENSUS OF ENGLAND AND WALES, 1891.
DESCRIPTION OF ENUMERATION DISTRICT
[The description of the District is to be written by the Enumerator in Column 9 from the Copy supplied to him by the Registrar. Any explanatory notes or observations calculated to the make the description clearer or more complete may be added by the Enumerator. It is especially necessary that the names of the various Local Sub-Divisions should be inserted in Columns 1 to 8.]
The Names of Local Sub-Divisions in Columns 1 to 8 should be written sideways. |
Cols: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
Civil Parish | Municipal Borough |
Municipal Ward |
Urban Sanitary District |
Town or Village, or Hamlet |
Rural Sanitary District |
Parliamentary Borough or Division |
Ecclesiastical Parish or District |
Description of Boundaries and Content of Enumeration District | |
AshtonUnderLyne |
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LeesLocalBoard |
Lees |
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OfOldham |
StThomasLees |
The Three Story dwellings on Brookside, Brook Lane, Nicholson St, New St and the 3 Courts or Places adjoining— Booth St, Cross, St, Mellor St, Taylor St, Elliot St, up to, and including the Devonshire Arms— then that portion of High St, on the north side from Leesbrook Bridge finishing at the shop recently occupied by Peter Ormrod— then all the houses on the other side of High St, Starting at Taylors Houses near the wall of Springside House and continue to County End, the houses opposite Zion Chapel and including Andrew St, and Bracewell St— Both sides of Hartshead St down to the shop at Willows now occupied by Samuel Broadbent— Hugh Fold, Barn Fold, Albert Place, Albert St, Gibsons Place, Police Station and Stamford St— Church St both sides up to James Loyds including Sevilles Place, Greaves Buildings, Nicholsons Place Fultons Court and Bardsley St— Lees Square, Brideoaks Court, Thomas St, The Vicarage, up to and including Ann Dawsons house, — Princess St, Catherine St, Warrington St, Wild St, Burton St, and Spring Side House, Spring Lane, as far as haws Houses where Hugh Winterbottom lives and including Smith Taylor Whiteheads property (front and back) near where the old well used to be. Miss Whiteheads houses adjoining— all in the Parliamentary Borough of Oldham, Lees Local Board and Parish of Leesfield. |
©Antony Lambert