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The Weaverham Well

admin 11th April 2015 10th May 2025Articles, Places checked

There were several wells and springs in the district. The main well, in Well Lane, used to be an open spring. Small girls, from Moss Street and Church Street, with babies in prams, used to bring water from the well to nearby houses.

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TCLAS Volume 54 Facing Page 209

admin 9th February 1939 6th April 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .  

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TCLAS Volume 54 Facing Page 221

admin 1st February 1939 6th April 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .  

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TLCAS Volume 54 Page 211

admin 11th January 1939 21st February 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .

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TLCAS Volume 54 Page 210

admin 10th January 1939 21st February 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .  

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TLCAS Volume 54 Page 209

admin 9th January 1939 21st February 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .

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TCLAS Volume 54 Facing Page 217

admin 7th January 1939 6th April 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .  

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TCLAS Volume 54 Facing Page 216

admin 6th January 1939 6th April 2018TLCAS

“The Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registers” From: The Transactions of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society (TLCAS), Volume 54, p209-250 .  

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