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1. Clayton High School near Newcastle under Lyme

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     Clayton Hall Business & Language College

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     Clayton Lane, Newcastle, ST5 3DN · (01782) 297570

2. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › staffsParishes: Clayton - British History Online

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   4 days ago · The history of Clayton's Anglican, Roman Catholic, and Nonconformist churches and chapels and of its schools is treated under Newcastle. Manor. CLAYTON was held by Seagrim, a free man, before the Conquest and by Richard the Forester, with Nigel de Stafford as his tenant, in 1086; it was then assessed at ½ hide.

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   5 days ago · Newcastle-under-Lyme is a large market town in North Staffordshire which boasts the beautiful Queen's Gardens and Brampton Park. It is the principal town in the Borough of...

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   2 days ago · Cover Supervisor. The County High School, Leftwich. Granville Road, Northwich, Cheshire, CW9 8EZ. Teaching Assistant. Ormiston Meridian Academy. Sandon Road, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, ST3 7DF. Get a job alert when similar jobs are listed. Find more school jobs in Newcastle Upon Tyne and Staffordshire and Stoke.

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   3 days ago · Westbury Tavern, Clayton. Jez and the Team would like to welcome you to the New Hive Pub – Clayton’s local pub with a buzz! Join us for a drink (or two!) and browse our menu full of your favourite pub classics.

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   4 days ago · North Staffordshire Deanery, the Catholic Church in Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Staffordshire Moorlands. Also known as North Staffs Catholic Deanery.

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   Who was the owner of Clayton?

   • CLAYTON was held by Seagrim, a free man, before the Conquest and by Richard the Forester, with Nigel de Stafford as his tenant, in 1086; it was then assessed at ½ hide. (fn. 39) By the middle of the 13th century Clayton had been divided.

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   What happened to Clayton Lodge?

   • Clayton Lodge, now an hotel, is a small late-Georgian house much altered and enlarged at subsequent periods; most of it is about to be rebuilt. In the northern part of the former parish there are extensive housing estates representing the southward development of Newcastle.

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   How old is Clayton Lodge?

   • Most of the farms and cottages are of the 19th century and later. To the west of Clayton Lodge is a partly timber-framed house, probably of 17thcentury date. Clayton Lodge, now an hotel, is a small late-Georgian house much altered and enlarged at subsequent periods; most of it is about to be rebuilt.

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   Did John Clayton live in Butterton?

   • John Clayton granted lands there to his nephew Thos. Swynnerton of Butterton c. 1454: S.H.C. vii (2), 132. Ward states that the male line died out in 1633, but John Clayton was still living there in 1650: E 317/38 Staffs. No male member of the family was there in 1666: S.H.C. 1921, 154. 72.

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    5 days ago · The University can facilitate 60 fully-funded projects, with students or recent graduates working with eligible businesses for up to 100 hours per project. The projects can be delivered virtually or in-person, and provide an opportunity to trial new ideas or develop existing ones without longer term commitment.