GENUKI: Nether Padley, Derbyshire - White's Directory, 1857

PADLEY, NETHER, a small township, pleasantly situated on the Sheffield road, 2¼ miles south by east from Hathersage, and overlooking the vale of the Derwent, which separates this from Woodland Eyam. It contains 260 acres of land, a gritstone soil, and in 1851 had 8 houses, and 47 inhabitants, of whom 27 were males, and 20 females; rateable value £239 18s. Edmund Gillings Maynard, Esq., is sole owner and lord of the manor. The tithes have been commuted, large for £24, lamb and wool £3, vicarial £12 3s.

Directory.- John Crossland, farmer, Maynard Arms Farm; Matthew Crossland farmer; Elizabeth White, vict., Grouse Inn, Common; Thomas White farmer, Tagnes.

[PART OF HOPE PARISH: p.630]

[Transcribed by Rosemary Lockie in August 2000 from photocopies of an original edition
in the possession of Dr. J.H. Davis, of Far Sawrey, Cumbria, with additional detail from Sonia Addis-Smith]

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Nether Padley, Derbyshire

White's History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Derby, 1857