Kelly’s Directory 1941
ASLOCKTON History and description ASLOCKTON (or Aslacton) is a village and township, in the ecclesiastical parish of Whatton, on the north of the river Smite, with a station on the … Read More
Category: Whatton-in-the-Vale
White’s Directory 1893
WHATTON PARISH Includes the two townships of Whatton and Aslacton, which keep their poor separately, and contain together 677 inhabitants, and about 3400 acres of land, in the vale of … Read More
White’s Directory 1864
Whatton Parish WHATTON OR WATTON PARISH, comprises the townships of Whatton and Aslockton, which together embrace an area of 2,869a. 0r. 15p of land, and in 1861, contained 175 houses … Read More
White’s Directory 1852
Whatton History and description WHATTON PARISH includes the two townships of Whatton and Aslacton, which keep their poor separately, and contains together 764 inhabitants, and about 3,400 acres of land … Read More
Whites Directory 1844
WATTON PARISH Includes the two townships of Whatton and Aslacton, which keep their poor separately, and contain together 976 inhabitants and about 3400 acres of land in the Vale of … Read More
William Kelk – Vicar of Whatton (1763 – 1781)
Whilst researching some background material for a talk on the History of Whatton that I am scheduled to give to the Cranmer Local History Group in August of 2005, I … Read More