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Salford 1863 Dutton, Allen & Co Directory listing
SALFORD is a village and parish, in the hundred of Chadlington, and union of
Chipping Norton; distant from the latter two miles W.N.W., and seventy-nine
from London. The church is a very old edifice, in the Norman style of
architecture, and dedicated to St. Mary. The living is a rectory, value
£250, in the deanery of Chipping Norton, and rectorship of the Rev. Wm.
Everest Stevens, M.A. The Methodists have also a religious edifice in the
village. The charities of this parish are unimportant, being only the
interest of £12, which is annually distributed to the poor in bread. The
acreage is 1520, and the population in 1861 was 397.
Gentry
Stevens Rev. Wm. E, MA, Rectory
Taylor Mr Joseph
Traders
Barrett John, farmer
Bartlett John, Cross Hands, and farmer
Baughan Alfred, carpenter
Cook Thos & Wm, blacksmiths
Fawdry William, farmer
Hirons William, farmer
Lyne John, miller and farmer
Rose Thomas, Black Horse and shopkeeper
Taylor Caleb, tailor
Webley john, beer retailer and shopkeper
Letters through Chipping Norton
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