Salford
SALFORD, a town, a township, seven chapelries, a district, and a hundred, in Lancashire. The town stands on the W side of the river Irwell,
on the Bolton and Bury canal, and on the Northwestern, the Lancashire and Yorkshire, the East Lancashire, and the South Junction railways,
contiguous to Manchester; is separated from that city only by the river Irwell, and communicates with it by numerous bridges; was politically
superior to it in the 9th century; became afterwards suburbanto it; is now, in participation of its trade, and for all other practical purposes,
an integral part of it; presents a near resemblance to it in streets and edifices; contains several public buildings and a great public park,
which belong fully more to Manchester than to itself; has railway stations and numerous institutions of its own, and a post-office, several
receiving post-offices, and several postal pillar-boxes under Manchester; publishes a weekly newspaper; and is a parliamentary and municipal
borough.and a seat of petty sessions, quarter sessions, county courts, and a court of record.
The borough boundaries are the same municipally as parliamentarily;
and include all Salford, Pendleton, and Broughton townships, and part of Pendlebury. Amount of property and income tax charged in 1863,
£27,220. Electors in 1833, 1,497; in 1863, 5,137. Pop. in 1861, 102,449. Houses, 19,128. The township comprises 1,220 acres.
Real property, £199,407. Pop. in 1851, 63,423; in 1861, 71,002. Houses, 13,303.
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John Marius Wilson, Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72)
- Christ Church, King Street, Bible Christian
- Christ Church, Acton Square, Church of England
- Sacred Trinity, Chapel Street, Church of England
- St Philip, Chapel Street, Church of England
- St Stephen, St Stephen St, Church of England
- Stowell Memorial, Eccles New Road, Church of England
- New Windsor, Cross Lane, Independent
- Greengate, Presbyterian
- New Jerusalem Temple, Bolton Street, Swedenborgian
- Dawson's Croft, Unitarian
- Irwell St, Wesleyan Methodist
Agecroft Cemetery
Langley Road
Agecroft
Pendlebury
Lancashire
England
M27 8SSTel. 44 (0)161 736 2512 Fax. 44 (0)161 737 5538
They also have information on Weaste Cemetery.
Peel Green Cemetery
716 Liverpool Road
Eccles
Lancashire
England
M30 7LW
They also have information on Swinton Cemetery
Details about the census records, and indexes for Salford.
Anne Gerhard, has researched some information concerning
Early Christian Salford>.
- St Alban the Martyr, Great Cheetham St East, Anglican Catholic
- Ford Street, Baptist
- Gt George Street, Baptist
- St Philip, Bank Street, Baptist
- Zion, Broughton Rd, Baptist
- Cross Lane, Bible Christian
- Christ Church, King Street, Bible Christian
- New Harvest, Chapel Street, Christian Fellowship
- St Clement, Hulton Street, Church of England, Ordsall
- St Cyprian, Taylorson Street, Church of England, Ordsall
- St Ignatius, St. Ignatius Walk/ King Edward Street, Church of England, Ordsall
- Christ Church, Acton Square, Church of England
- Sacred Trinity, Chapel Street, Church of England
- St Bartholomew, Oldfield Road, Church of England
- St Matthias, Blackfriars Road, Church of England
- St Philip, Chapel Street, Church of England
- St Simon, Springfield Lane, Church of England
- St Stephen, St Stephen St, Church of England
- Stowell Memorial, Eccles New Road, Church of England
- Dawson's Croft, Congregational
- Lord Duncan St, Congregational
- Hope, Liverpool Street, Congregational
- Regent, Trafford Road, Congregational
- Richmond, Blackfriars Road, Congregational
- St Paul, Edward St, Free Church of England
- Chapel Street, Independent
- New Windsor, Broad St, Independent
- New Windsor, Cross Lane, Independent
- Shaw St, Independent Methodist
- Salem, Ellor St, Independent Methodist
- St Stephen St, Methodist Association
- Ebenezer, Bury St, Methodist Association
- The Hope, Peel Hall, University of Salford, Non-conformist
- Chapel St, Presbyterian
- Greengate, Presbyterian
- Singleton Rd, Presbyterian
- Blackfriars Road, Primitive Methodist
- Broad St, Primitive Methodist
- King Street, Primitive Methodist
- Regent Street, Primitive Methodist
- Liverpool St, Religious Centre for Spiritualism
- St Joseph, St Joseph's Drive, Roman Catholic, Ordsall
- Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Oldfield Road, Roman Catholic
- St John the Evangelist (Cathedral), Chapel St, Roman Catholic
- St Joseph, Ellesmere Street, Roman Catholic
- St Peter, Greengate, Roman Catholic
- New Jerusalem Temple, Bolton Street, Swedenborgian
- Dawson's Croft, Unitarian
- Ford Street, Unitarian
- Eccles New Rd, United Methodist Free Church
- Liverpool St, United Methodist Free Church
- Rigby Street, Welsh Calvinist Methodist
- Uxbridge Street, Welsh Calvinist Methodist
- Lord Duncan St, Welsh Congregational
- Bedford St, Wesleyan Methodist
- Gravel Lane, Wesleyan Methodist
- Irwell St, Wesleyan Methodist
- Regent Rd, Wesleyan Methodist
- Salford Dock Methodist Mission, Ordsall Park, Wesleyan Methodist
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churches in the Salford area
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Salford Register Office holds records of births, marriages and deaths since 1837.
Ask for the gazetteer for a calculation of the distance from Salford to another place.
In 1835 Salford was a township in the parish of
Manchester.
A description of the of area known as
Hanky Park.
How Salford was granted it's charter.
A description of
Salford in the 19th century.
View maps of Salford and places within its boundaries.
The Workhouse site
has an interesting description of
Salford
workhouse.
For probate purposes prior to 1858, Salford was in the Archdeaconry of Chester, in the Diocese of Chester.
The original Lancashire wills for the Archdeaconry of Chester are held at the
Lancashire Record Office.
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[Last updated: Monday, 29-Oct-2007 14:12:28 GMT - Phil Stringer]