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Re: Calling all Wythenshawe folk
« Reply #18 on: Friday 04 February 11 23:14 GMT (UK) »
Hi again,

Publishers of Looking Back At Wythenshawe are:-

Willow Publishing.
Willow Cottage,
36, Moss Lane,
Timperley,
Altrincham,
Cheshire,
WA15 6SZ.

Good luck,

Spatts.
Walker :- Lincolnshire/Leicestershire.
Andrew :- Lancashire.
Lancaster :- Lancashire.
Beard :- Cheshire.
Kirk :- Lincolnshire.
Brown:- Leicestershire.
Kershaw, Rochdale.
Salisbury, Manchester & Denbyshire.
Edwards:- Levenshulme & Wales.

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Re: Calling all Wythenshawe folk
« Reply #19 on: Wednesday 09 February 11 17:44 GMT (UK) »
 :) Hi Vals Granddaughter, here is a map showing the Wythenshawe area.  :)
Walker :- Lincolnshire/Leicestershire.
Andrew :- Lancashire.
Lancaster :- Lancashire.
Beard :- Cheshire.
Kirk :- Lincolnshire.
Brown:- Leicestershire.
Kershaw, Rochdale.
Salisbury, Manchester & Denbyshire.
Edwards:- Levenshulme & Wales.

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Re: Calling all Wythenshawe folk
« Reply #20 on: Thursday 10 February 11 18:55 GMT (UK) »
Hi,

Did you find an early map of Wythenshawe, as I have a couple

The best book to get for the time period you have is called:

Wythenshawe  A History of the Township of Northenden, Northen Etchells & Baguley Vol I to 1926  Edited by W.H.Shercliff

It has some great maps of who owned areas of land and names lots of locals at various times.

In 1777 Brownley green was known as Bronnlen Green
by 1831 it was known as Brownlow.

The only original part left are the cottages at the top of Woodhouse Lane, near the Civic Centre,

The book is hard to get hold of, and can be expensive to buy,  I know my local library doesn't have a copy but the City Library in Manchester does.  I do have a copy if you'd like to see any of the maps I could scan and email them to you.

What was the name of your family?

Cancan :)
A Brownley Green Lass & still am!

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Re: Calling all Wythenshawe folk
« Reply #21 on: Friday 11 February 11 12:05 GMT (UK) »
 :) Hi Valsgranddaughter & Cancan,

Heres a map that may help or be of interest.

Sorry, tried to take the map off, because of copy right.
Walker :- Lincolnshire/Leicestershire.
Andrew :- Lancashire.
Lancaster :- Lancashire.
Beard :- Cheshire.
Kirk :- Lincolnshire.
Brown:- Leicestershire.
Kershaw, Rochdale.
Salisbury, Manchester & Denbyshire.
Edwards:- Levenshulme & Wales.