The History of Oswestry: Comprising the British, Saxon, Norman, and English eras; the topography of the borough; and its ecclesiastical and civic history; with notices of botany, geology, statistics, angling, and biography: to which are added sketches of the environsCathrall, William
History
The History of Oswestry: Comprising the British, Saxon, Norman, and English eras; the topography of the borough; and its ecclesiastical and civic history; with notices of botany, geology, statistics, angling, and biography: to which are added sketches of the environs
Cathrall, William
Natural history -- England -- Shropshire; Oswestry (England) -- History
John ap Robert —
Robert Stanley 1537
T. Thomas 1556
Robert Powell 1557
Richard Price 1578
Thomas Topperly 1587
William Horton (Vicar of Oswestry) —
Rowland Thackerly 1592
Henry Jones 1600
James Wilding 1610
Thomas Wilding 1666
John Jones 1681
Henry Sacheverell, D.D. 1713
William Daker 1713
Thomas Hammer 1719
William Roberts 1780
John Robert Lloyd —
Whitehall Whitehall Davies 1801
George Newton Kynaston Lloyd 1810
Charles Arthur Albany Lloyd (Rector of Whittington) 1846
Henry James Lloyd 1852
John Husband 1853
HENGOED,
In the parish of Selattyn, is situated about two miles north of Oswestry,
and has derived much interest from the recent erection of a neat and
convenient church, dedicated to St. Barnabas, built chiefly at the
expense of the Rev. Albany Rossendale Lloyd, the present much-respected
Incumbent, aided by a few subscriptions. The foundation-stone was laid
by the Rev. A. R. Lloyd, Aug. 16th, 1849; the church was opened for
divine service June 11, 1850; and was consecrated by the Right Rev. Dr.
Thomas Voule, Bishop of St. Asaph, August 15th, 1853. A district, with a
population of about 650 persons, has been legally assigned to this
church, and was duly gazetted January 31st, 1854. An excellent
Sunday-school is attached to the church, and was originally used, until
the present church was completed, as a place for divine worship.
* * * * *
The amount rated to the poor for the parish of Selattyn, for the year
ending 25th March, 1855, was 1s. 3d. in the pound. The annual rental of
the land and buildings is fixed at £6,974; rateable value, £6,501 6s.
8d.; and the estimated extent of acreage, 5,434a. 3r. 13p.
ST. MARTIN’S
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