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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England4 Feb 1928 was fat led net esenentat'ouslr. Slackes inherned the traditions of bee parento—Judge Yates and Mn. Yates, who resided at Welbank, and who had the high «teem of the people et Ithodbeeh. She married Mr. Jos /laden, who was attached to th e old Bendel Civil View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England22 Sep 1934 visitors to face a strong sun. The opening exchanges brought danger to York, but Pinder nipped in at the critical moment when Wel!banks got going. and Cunntngham was able to pick up and clear. I Sargeant and Cresswell combined to produce further trouble, but View article |
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Northwich Guardian Cheshire, England23 Dec 1899 1817. Mr. Yates was appointed first county court judge for Cast Cheshire, and fouryean later with his wife came t. reddest Welbank. The late-fudge Yates wa* one if the first gentlemen take an active interest in the introduction railways and hi- was .-oe View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England16 Oct 1926 Sandbank, formerly on the Mal of the ?raising School. while their third daughter, Edith Prondlore. married Mr. Geo. Eaton, Welbank Farm„ Bradwall, nod mos of lir. and Mrs. T. Eaton. Reynolds Farm. Sandbech Meath. The Rev. H. &beheld d by the Res. T. Prow View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England7 Apr 1928 the British Olympic Council. He is • keeu cricketer. PURCHASE 0? A BRADWALL Telegraph From Our Os■ Mr. el. D. Barlow ►aa Wel'bank, • country residence et Br•dwall. dendbsch, whisk is the Northeich Division. Mr. Barlow intends to live there and so he in View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England23 Jun 1956 . Discus: 1. H Bel! •Ruticorn), 1331 L. tittle.; 3. A Jaeli:n *Crewe). Shot: 1, D •Cretter. Sift. 11Ina.; ^ T -1 2, - Wel'bank. 4 Cretc , . IN yards : 2. .1 'Wirral , : 3. N Howard 'Runcorn). 2311 yards: 3. Jones .Wirral). How step and jump: 3. .1 View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England3 Nov 1972 provided a little with nature for the half dozen creates who tripped over. Results (corrected time) L Graduate 1826 (Nigel Welbank) 64.115; 2, W 230 (Brim) View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England9 Feb 1935 beautiful pass from Wallbatils to Kelly should have brought results, but the winger carried it over the tine. while, abets Wel!banks got right through, he shut tamely well past the upright Chester found passes g g astray, and this caused movements to break View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England11 Feb 1928 Creating Clsolmoodeley. Jan. 28, 1929 at 46, .trees. Crewe, James 757 trued at Crewe Cemetery, Feb. I. SLADEN-0a F.b. I. at Wel!bank. Saudboa. Augusta St. Jobs. widow of Joeeph S! Bengal Civil Service aged 84. SWKTENHAM—On Feb. 3. 1828. at Wog -- MOU;tt View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England29 Dec 1934 forwards seemed to find inspiration. and though Stockport were playing as bard as ever, they were completely out.generaled. Wel!banks continued the good work which he did against Trstimere, but there was a difference this time. lie had better support from View article |
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Hyde & Glossop Weekly News, and North Cheshire Herald Cheshire, England29 Apr 1865 of Joseph Sladen, of Hartabourne Manor, Harts, Faq., to Augusta St.. John, eldest daughter of Joseph John Yates, Esq., of Welbank, in the county of Ches. ter, Judge of County Courts. On the 191 h inst., at the Parish Church, Hoddersfield. Thomas, son of View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England4 Sep 1937 Stallard and family desire to cspress thee. thanks for NI menages of in their recent tereayement and for the floral tributes. Wel:bank Cottages. Bradeall. Sandtoch. CREWE FIRE BRIGADE SUMMONED TO WASPS' NEST A wasps' nest was responsible for the Crewe Corporation View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England29 Apr 1933 Mn. Jolly. The arrangement. were by Mssrs. Thornhill sad Bon. THE LATE MR. ALFRED BARKER.—The Imam) of Mr. Alfred Barker. Welbank Cottage., Bradt.ll, took place at Astbury Churen on Wednesday. Mr. Barker St 74, and iived with bit daughter. Mrs. J. Proudlose View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England27 Oct 1934 idea of doing mot. than enamel( an the .ay and hoping for the What a lucky goalkeeper he wits: For . .V, he bleaka a Wel!banks shot from a centre, and nnen 11,tglies re.gathered the rebound it seethed the easiest of gs for Chester. But no. the ball View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England1 Sep 1934 pressure for • time, and • goal kick brought relief. The football was good, and after clever work by Hughes, Whittain, and then Wel!banks, tested the home keeper, but Askew had not been greatly troubled f at. Pitcairn was beaten for possession by Gray, and Younger View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England2 Mar 1935 trio. never hesitant an the tackle., and fnwpiently spoon feeding five forwards: Wation, the captain and pi.ot. controlled Wel!banks cleverly. as well as opening out repeatedly for his own forwards. Scott on the left • 1114 g 1111• S a constant source of View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England28 Jul 1945 lIA .eist A.t.. or D.L. nut' *; uu t rite Bu■ L 5. l'Arjnic;e. t rear y.i36 in good •undi. : Mon. iarr.• Mrs. t . I•ntion Wel:bank harm. View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England6 Jan 1940 and Son. eUNERAL OF MISS K. MORRIS.—At St. Mary's Church on Thursday. the funeral took place of Miss Kate Morris (481. of Welbank Cottages. Bradw3::. The service was conducted by the Rev C. E. Plummer. and the mourners were Miss Annie Morris. sister ; View article |
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Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England27 Apr 1940 Hi:ditch. C. Cross. and Oliver. The undertaker was Mr. H. Capper. THE LATE MRS. MORRIS.—The funeral of Mrs. Ann Morris 1850. Welbank Cottages. Bradwa:l, widow of Mr. F. Morris, took place on Wednesday, Archdeacon J. H. Armitstead conducting the srrvice at View article |
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Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England24 Mar 1934 scheming was extremely promising. The left winger showed I opted, and can middle the ball beautifully. I mud resene Judgment on Wel!banks, for he was so badly served oath really good pa.ee that lie timer had much chance to chew his paves. In addition, ho was View article |