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Tab | c.1247 | Helda (in Hestona)
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ibid. | 1247 | Helde et freq with variant spelling Held |
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Tab (1653) | late C13 | Helde (in Estona) |
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Plea | 1296 | Helda (in Estona) |
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Tab | 1328 | la Helde (p) |
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ibid. | 1331 | le Heldpark |
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MidCh | 1348 | le Helde (p) |
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Tab | 1490 | Helde (iuxta Budworth) |
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ibid. | 1513 | the Helde |
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ChRR | 1556 | Healde |
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ibid. | 1576 | Held Wood |
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Orm (1666) | 1581 | Heldbroke [ie Hield Brook] |
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Orm (1666) | H2 [1154--89] | Hield |
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Orm (1666) | 1355 | del Heild |
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Tab | 1568 | the hall of the Hield |
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ibid. | 1601 | Heyld |
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ibid. | 1637 | Heild |
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Bryant | 1831 | Hield Farm & Lane |
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OS | 1842 | Hield Brow |
(Manuscripts of the Leicester-Warren family at Tabley House: Tab (1653) = manuscript recopied in 1653;
G. Ormerod, History of Cheshire (2nd revised ed.), ed. T Helsby, London 1882;
Orm (1666) = Peter de Leycester's History of the Bucklow Hundred, reproduced in [Orm] in full;
Deeds, Inquisitions etc enrolled on the Plea Rolls of the Co. of Chester
(Reports of the Deputy Keeper of Public Records 26-30: London, 1865-9);
A Middlewich Chartulary, edition of a C17 manuscript, ed J. Varley
(Chetham Society, NS 105, 108: 1941-4);
Calendar of the Chester Recognisance Rolls)
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Heald Street, Stockport
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SK1 2AS
-- SJ900909
-- OS 1882
-- not found in PNC
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Street names were only considered in PNC if C17 or earlier
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Heald Wood, Romily, Stockport |
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also: Heald, Healdwood House
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SK6 4AX
-- SJ941917
-- OS 1882
-- PNC vol I, p.293
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| Bryant | 1831 | Heald Wood, Heald Wood House, The Heald |
| TA, TA Map | 1849 | Hield, Hield House |
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(W. Bryant, Map of Cheshire, 1831; TA = Tithe Awards)
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Heald Green, Cheadle
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SK8 3RX
-- SJ842860
-- OS 1882
-- PNC vol I, p. 244
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| TA 166 | 1841 | Heald Green |
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R. Stewart-Brown suggested that the name Heald Green may be associated with
David son of Leuk del Heald (1289):
Calendar of the County Court, City Court and Eyre Rolls of Chester, 1259-1297
(Chetham Society of Lancs and Ches, New Series vol.84), p.132
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Heald House, Pownall Fee
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SK9 5NT
-- SJ822820
-- [OS 1882]
-- PNC vol I, p.231
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| White | 1860 | Heald House |
(F. White & Co. - History, Gazetteer and Directory of Cheshire. 1860, Sheffield.)
| "There was a Heald House Farm located in Morley Green on the Mobberley
road just opposite to where Eccups lane goes off to Lindow Common. Haven't
been lately. My great uncle lived there and it was his postal address
although I never saw a name board. His name was Bower and several generations
farmed there from the mid 1800's until about the 1960s" (Ian Young 30.1.03)
The house buildings are clearly visible, but not named, on the 1882 map.
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Heild End Farm,Wildboarclough
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SK11 0BG
-- SJ984674
-- OS 1881
-- PNC vol I, p. 161
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| Bryant | 1831 | Yeld-end |
| OS | 1842 | Heildend, Heild Rocks |
| OS | 1911 | Heildend, Heild Rocks, Heild Wood |
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Heald Road,Bowdon
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WA14 2JE
-- SJ764867
-- OS 1882
-- PNC vol II, p.15
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| OS | 1842 | Heald Road |
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Healdmill, Mobberley
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See also: Earliest Healds: Mobberley
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now known as: Wee Bridge Farm
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WA16 7QG
-- SJ840820
-- OS 1882
-- PNC vol II, p.65
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| Orm | 1672 | Hield Mill |
| (Sir Peter Leycester's history of the Bucklow Hundred, reproduced in Ormerod's History of Cheshire, 1819, 2e 1882) |
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