WHITE'S HISTORY, GAZETTEER AND DIRECTORY OF STAFFORDSHIRE, 1851

ONECOTE is a scattered village, township and chapelry of 438 souls, and about 5000 acres in the manor of Bradnop, 5 miles E.by S. of Leek, adjoining the Mixon copper mine, which has not been worked during the last 30 years. The Chapel is a small stone edifice, which was built in 1751. The living which is a perpetual curacy, valued at £90, in the patronage of the Vicar of leek and incumbency of the Rev. Jeremiah Barnes, M.A. of Leek. Here is a Primitive Methodist Chapel, built in 1822.

ONECOTE

Allen James, blacksmith
Allen William, shoemaker
Beard Clement, butcher
Clews Elisha, shoemaker
Gibson George, wheelwright & victualler, Dog and Partridge
Johnson John, blacksmith
Morris Thomas, victualler, Bleak Meer
Smith Samuel, shopkeeper
Titterton John, victualler, Jervis’ Arms
Webster Ralph, corn miller

Farmers
(*are Owners)
*Baker William
Baker Robert
*Ball Philip
*Bassett Thomas
Bentley Benjamin
*Booth James
Booth William
Burnett Thomas
Chadwick Thomas
*Chapman William
*Cook Thomas
Critchlow Ann
Critchlow Richard
Critchlow Thomas
Deaville Eli
*Deaville James
*Deaville John
Deaville William
Edge Joseph
Ferneyhough William
Frost John
Frost Joseph
Hambleton Thomas Mixon haye
Harrison Moses
*Harrison\Sampson
Harrison Thomas
Kidd William
*Kidd Sampson
Moss George
Naylor Joseph & Thomas
Pearson John
Sheldon Richard
Simcock John
Simpson Clement
*Smith John & Samuel
Thompson William
Wood Thomas
*Woolley Edward and J