Newton Heath
Newton Heath is a township and ecclesiastical parish, within the parish and
parliamentary borough, but not within the municipal boundary of Manchester, situated
a mile and a half to the east of that city, in the union of Prestwich, and county
court district of Manchester, rural deanery of Cheetham, and archdeaconry and
diocese of Manchester.
from Kelly's Manchester Directory, 1873
Local studies information is held at
Manchester central library.
Details about the census records, and indexes for Newton Heath.
- St Barnabas, Oldham Rd, Church of England, Miles Platting
- St Cuthbert, Oldham Rd, Church of England, Miles Platting
- St John the Evangelist, Oldham Road, Church of England, Miles Platting
- St Luke, Albion Street, Church of England, Miles Platting
- All Saints, Culcheth Lane, Church of England
- St Ann, Oldham Road, Church of England
- St Augustine, Sanderson Street, Church of England
- St Mark, Holland Street, Church of England
- St Wilfrid, Oldham Road, Church of England
- Thorpe Road, Congregational
- Culcheth Lane, Evangelical Church
- Varley St, Independent Methodist, Miles Platting
- Dale Street, Hulme Hall Lane, Methodist, Miles Platting
- Lodge Street/Queen's Rd, Methodist Association, Miles Platting
- Wilson St, Methodist New Connexion, Miles Platting
- Culcheth, Droylsden Road, Methodist New Connexion
- St Paul, Ten Acres Lane, Methodist New Connexion
- Lilley Street, Presbyterian, Monsall
- Zion, Hall Street, Primitive Methodist
- Oldham Road, Redeemed Church of God
- Corpus Christi, Varley St, Roman Catholic, Miles Platting
- St Edmund of Canterbury, Monsall Street, Roman Catholic, Miles Platting
- Christ the King, Amos Avenue, Roman Catholic
- Varley St, Salvation Army, Miles Platting
- Oldham Road, Unitarian Free, Miles Platting
- Droylsden Road, United Methodist
- Hulme Hall Lane formerly Oldham Road, Wesleyan Methodist, Miles Platting
- Oldham Road, Wesleyan Methodist, Miles Platting
- Lilley Street, Wesleyan Methodist, Monsall
- Oldham Road, Wesleyan Methodist
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churches in the Newton Heath area
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The Register Office covering the Newton Heath area is
Manchester.
Ask for the gazetteer for a calculation of the distance from Newton Heath to another place.
In 1835 Newton Heath was a township in the parish of
Manchester.
A description of
Newton Heath in the 19th century.
View maps of Newton Heath and places within its boundaries.
Newton Heath was part of the
Prestwich Poor Law Union.
For probate purposes prior to 1858, Newton Heath 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.
The
Manchester & Lancashire Family History Society.
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[Last updated: Wednesday, 03-Sep-2008 11:34:49 BST - Phil Stringer]
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