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Holy Trinity church, Kimberley in 1910.
Ere closing our account of Kimberley it may be interesting to our readers to know the division into small properties by sale of some of the Duke of Rutland’s property in this township in 1816:—
Lot 1. William Hanson
2. Hannah Slater
3. John Shaw and others
4. John Shaw and Thomas Shaw
5. Joseph Shaw
6. Samuel Sharp
7. John Higden
8. John Shaw, junior
9. William Widdowson
10. Martha Richards and others
11. Priscilla Walker
12. William Widdowson
13. Henry Golder
14. William Shaw
15. Joseph Smedley
16. Thomas Winfield and Robert Smith
17. Joseph Smedley
18. Edward Lindley
19. Viscount Melbourne
20. William Dennis
21. Thomas Smedley
22. John Birks
23. William Street
24. John Sisson and others
25. John Saxton
26. Thomas Birkin
27. John Godber
28. Viscount Melbourne
29. John Godber
30. John Godber
31. Edward Lindley
32. William Marlow
33. Henry Golder and others
34. William Oldershaw and others
35. John Saxton
36. John Birks
37. Anthill or Laurence Hale
38. William Mason
39. Thomas Birkin
40. John Moss
41. Thomas Birkin
42. Rt. Holden, Esqr.
43. Rt. Holden, Esqr.
44. Rt. Holden, Esqr.
45. Hannah Needham
46. Isaac Cocker
47. Priscilla Walker
48. John Greensmith
49. Elizabeth Hanson
50. Priscilla Walker
51. William Dennis
52. Elizabeth Hanson
53. Hannah Slater
54. William Dennis
55. John Moss
56. Joseph Smedley
57. John Fox
58. John Farnsworth
59. John Farnsworth
60. John Farnsworth
The chief landed property now is Earl Cowper’s.
Holy Trinity, the parish church of Kimberley, has a mission room at Hill Top, and the following denominations have also places of worship in the parish :—
The Roman Catholic Church of “Our Lady of good Counsel” at Hill Top.
St. Paul’s, of the Wesleyan New Connection.
The Primitive Methodist Chapel.
The General Baptists’ Chapels in Kimberley and Babington.
The Salvationists’ Barracks in High Street.
The Primitive Methodists’ Chapel at Jubilee,.and
The Methodist New Connection Chapel at Hill Top.
The Educational Establishments are:–
The Holy Trinity Parochial Schools.
The British School in Newdigate Lane.
The Board School in Kimberley Town, and
The Board School at Gilt Hill.
Both the Great Northern and Midland Railways have stations in the town.
The Nottingham Joint Stock Co., Limited, have a branch bank here.
There is a Post, Telegraph, and Money-Order Office in the town, and another at Giltbrook.
The area of the parish is 1,357 acres, and the population at the last Census was 6,387.
The Educational Establishments are :— The Holy Trinity Parochial Schools.
The British School in Newdigate Lane.
The Board School in Kimberley Town, and The Board School at Gilt Hill.
Both the Great Northern and Midland Railways have stations in the town.
The Nottingham Joint Stock Co., Limited, have a branch bank here.
There is a Post, Telegraph, and Money-Order Office in the town, and another at Giltbrook.
The area of the parish is 1,357 acres, and the population at the last Census was 6,387.