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NETHER PADLEY, Derbyshire
"NETHER PADLEY, a hamlet in the parish of Hope, hundred of High Peak, county
Derby, 6 miles N.E. of Bakewell, and 2½ N.E. of Stoney-Middleton. It is
situated on the river Derwent.
[Description(s) from The National Gazetteer of
Great Britain and Ireland (1868)
Transcribed by Colin Hinson ©2003]
- Transcription of the Census for Nether Padley of
1841
by Rosemary Lockie.
- Transcription of the Censuses for Nether Padley of
1851
is included with Eyam Woodlands
(Schedules 70-77).
- Transcriptions of the Census for Nether Padley of
1861, and
1871,
by Rosemary Lockie,
from photocopies very kindly supplied by my cousin Glenn Trezza.
- Transcription of the Census for Nether Padley of
1881, converted from LDS data
by Rosemary Lockie,
and included here to augment the collection of parishes of special interest.
- Transcription of the Census for Nether Padley of
1891 with
Summary,
by Rosemary Lockie,
from microfiche as part of the
FreeCEN project.
(NB: this is Schedules 11-16 of an Enumeration District which included Stoke and Eyam Woodlands)
- Transcription of the Census for Nether Padley of
1901 with
Summary,
by Rosemary Lockie. Added 12 Apr 2006.
- Nether Padley was formerly a Township of
Hope parish. It was transferred
to Eyam in 1911; then in
1987 it became part of the "modern" parish of
Grindleford.
Upper Padley was formerly a Township of
Hathersage.
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[Last updated 15 Feb 2007 - 18:24 by Rosemary Lockie]
