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D2448 - Parish of Glossop All Saints - 17th-20th cent

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D2448
Title	Parish of Glossop All Saints
Date	17th-20th cent
Description	Records of the parish of Glossop All Saints from 1629.
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Parish of Glossop All Saints
Administrative History	The old parish of Glossop was some 16 miles in length and 5 to 8 miles in width, and had two chapelries, Hayfield and Mellor. For the records of the parishes of Hayfield and Mellor, see D2426 and D3858 respectively. The parish included New Mills until 1831 (D3492); Whitfield (including Chunal) until 1836 (D2247); Charlesworth (inc. Chisworth and Simmondley) until 1849 (D4042); Hadfield (inc. Padfield) until 1874 (D1779); Dinting until 1875 (D3986); and Chinley with Buxworth (inc. Brownside) until 1908.
Custodial History	Acquired by Derbyshire Record Office in 1981.
Organisation Sub-Type	Church of England Parishes
Related Material	For some overseers, parish apprenticeship, constables, charities, highways, rates and taxes and other papers, see D513 M/AP 1-34.
Term	Church

Places

Place (click for further details)	Type
Glossop
Chinley
Mellor
Buxworth
Chisworth
Whitfield
Dinting Vale
Hadfield
Padfield

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