People Buried in Cheshire

Historical County of England

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The older of two cemeteries in Nantwich, St Mary's has graves dating from the late 1840s. According to the groundsman, the cemetery was formerly known as Fingerpost Field, and it was opened to cope with cholera epidemics of the 1840s. This view is towards the eastern boundary

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GRAVE LOCATION FOR HOLDERS OF THE VICTORIA CROSS IN THE COUNTY OF : CHESHIRE

List of Towns

The following list will probably need refining as not all places have cemeteries

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A

• Acton (near Nantwich)

• St Mary's Churchyard CW5 8LE
  

• Thomas Egerton Hale VC WIKI
  

• Acton (near Weaverham)
• Acton Bridge
• Acton Grange
• Adlington
• Agden (near Lymm)
• Agden (near Malpas)
• Alderley, Nether
• Alderley, Over
• Alderley Edge

• Alderley Edge Cemetery
  

• Aldersey
• Aldford
• Allostock
• Alpraham
• Alsager

• Christ Church
  
• St. Mary Magdalene
  

• Altrincham

• Altrincham Bowden and Hale Cemetery
  
• Altrincham Crematorium
  
• St. George
  

• Alvanley

• St. John the Evangelist
  

• Alvaston
• Anderton
• Anderton with Marbury
• Antrobus
• Appleton

• St. Bede's RC
  

• Arclid
• Arrowe
• Ashley
• Ashton
• Ashton Hayes
• Ashton Under Lyne

• Albion United Reformed
  
• Ashton Under Lyne & Dukinfield Joint Cemetery
  
• Ashton Hurst Cemetery
  
• Civilian War Dead
  
• St. Michaels & All Angels
  
• St. Peter's
  

• Ashton upon Mersey

• St. Martins
  

• Astbury

• St. Mary
  

• Astbury, Newbold
• Aston

• All Saints
  
• St. Peter's
  

• Aston by Budworth
• Aston by Sutton

• Aston-by-Sutton - St. Peter
  

• Aston Grange
• Aston juxta Mondrum
• Audlem

• Audlem Cemetery
  
• St James
  

• Austerson

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B

• Bache
• Backford
• Baddiley

• St. Michael
  

• Baddington
• Baguley
• Barnston

• Barnston Cemetery (on the Wirral)
  

• Barnton

• Barnton Cemetery
  
• Christ Church
  

• Barrow

• St. Bartholomew
  

• Barthomley

• Barthomley - St. Bertoline
  

• Bartington
• Barton
• Basford
• Batherton
• Bebington & Bromborough

• Bebington Cemetery
  
• Bebington Civilian War Dead
  
• St. Andrew's
  
• Town Lane Cemetery
  

• Bebington, Higher
• Bebington, Lower
• Beeston
• Betchton
• Bexton
• Bickerton

• Holy Trinity
  
• Municipal Cemetery
  

• Bickley
• Bidston cum Ford
• Birches
• Birkenhead

• Landican Cemetery and Crematorium
  
• Flaybrick Hill Cemetery
  
• Birkenhead Priory & St. Mary Church
  
• Civilian War Dead
  
• Holy Cross
  

• Birtles
• Blackden
• Blacon

• Blacon Cemetery
  
• Blacon (Chester) Crematorium
  

• Blacon cum Crabwall
• Blakenhall
• Bollinfee
• Bollington (near Lymm)
• Bollington (near Macclesfield)

• St. John The Baptist
  

• Bollington, Little
• Bosden
• Bosley
• Bostock
• Bowdon

• St. Mary's
  

• Bradley
• Bradwall
• Bramhall
• Bredbury

• Hatherlow Chapel Cemetery
  
• Highfield Cemetery
  
• St. Mark
  

• Bredbury & Romiley
• Brereton

• St. Michael's
  
• St. Oswald
  

• Brereton cum Smethwick
• Bridgemere
• Bridge Trafford
• Brimstage
• Brindley
• Brinnington
• Broadheath — see Altrincham

a suburb of Altrincham in Greater Manchester, England. It is historically part of the county of Cheshire

• Bromborough

• Plymyard Cemetery
  

• Broomhall
• Broxton
• Bruen Stapleford
• Bruera

• St. Mary
  

• Budworth, Great
• Budworth, Little
• Buerton (near Aldford)
• Buerton (near Audlem)
• Buglawton

• St. John the Evangelist
  

• Bulkeley
• Bunbury

• Bunbury - St. Boniface
  

• Burland
• Burleydam — see Dodcott cum Wilkesley
• Burton (near Neston)

• St. Nicholas
  

• Burton (near Tarvin)
• Burtonwood

• Burtonwood village cemetery
  

• Burwardsley
• Butley
• Byley

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C

• Caldecott
• Caldy
• Calveley
• Capenhurst
• Capesthorne
• Carden
• Carrington

• St. George
  

• Castle Northwich
• Cathedral Precincts (Chester)

• Chester Cathedral
  

• Caughall
• Chadkirk — see Romiley

• Chadkirk Chapel & St. Chad - Romiley
  

• Cheadle

• Cheadle Park Road Cemetery
  
• Cheadle Mill Lane Cemetery
  
• St. Mary's
  

• Cheadle & Gatley

• Cheadle & Gatley Cemetery
  

• Cheadle Bulkeley
• Cheadle Moseley
• Checkley cum Wrinehill
• Chelford

• St. John the Evangelist
  

• Chester

• St. Bridget
  
• Holy Trinity
  
• St. John the Baptist
  
• St. Martin — see Chester
  
• St. Mary on the Hill
  
• St Mary's Centre
  
• St. Michael
  
• St. Olave
  
• St. Oswald
  
• St. Paul's Stalybridge
  
• St. Peter
  
• Blacon Cemetery
  
• Chester Cathedral
  
• Chester Crematorium
  
• Chester General Cemetery
  
• Chester Prison
  
• Chester Civilian War Dead
  
• Chester War Dead
  
• Chester Overleigh Cemetery
  
• Overleigh New Cemetery
  
• The Cheshire Regiment Garden of Remembrance
  
• Harthill Chester Churchyard
  
• Chester Castle
  

• Chidlow
• Childer Thornton
• Cholmondeley

• Colmondeley Castle St. Nicholas Chapel
  

• Cholmondeston
• Chorley (near Nantwich)
• Chorley (near Wilmslow)
• Chorlton (near Crewe)
• Chorlton (near Malpas)
• Chorlton by Backford
• Chowley
• Christleton
• Church Coppenhall
• Church Hulme
• Church Lawton
• Church Minshull
• Church Shocklach
• Churton by Aldford
• Churton by Farndon
• Churton Heath

a civil parish in the Borough of Cheshire West and Chester and ceremonial county of Cheshire

• Claughton with Grange
• Claverton
• Clifton
• Clive
• Clotton Hoofield
• Clutton
• Coddington
• Cogshall
• Comberbach
• Compstall

• George Street Methodist
  
• St. Paul's
  

• Congleton

• Civilian War Dead
  
• Congleton Cemetery
  
• Holy Trinity
  
• St. James The Great
  
• St. Peter
  
• St.Stephen
  

• Coole Pilate
• Coppenhall

• St. Michaels
  

• Coppenhall, Church
• Coppenhall, Monks
• Cotton
• Cotton Abbotts
• Cotton Edmunds
• Cranage
• Crewe

(former borough) Crewe is a railway town within the unitary authority area of Cheshire East and the ceremonial county of Cheshire — see also Monks Coppenhall; Crewe was founded in the township of Monks Coppenhall which, with the township of Church Coppenhall, formed the ancient parish of Coppenhall

• Crewe Cemetery & Crematorium
  
• Crewe, Christ Church
  
• Crewe Coppenhall Cemetery
  
• Crewe, St. Michael & All Angels
  
• St. Michael's
  

• Crewe (near Farndon)
• Crewe (near Wybunbury)
• Crewe Green
• Croughton
• Crowley
• Crowton

• Crowton, Christ Church
  

• Croxton
• Cuddington (near Malpas)
• Cuddington (near Weaverham)

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D

• Dane Bridge — see Leftwich
• Daresbury

• All Saints
  

• Darnhall
• Davenham

• St. Wilfred's
  

• Davenport

• Davenport Chapel
  

• Delamere

• St. Peter's
  

• Disley

• St. Mary's
  

• Dodcott cum Wilkesley
• Doddington
• Dodleston

• St. Mary
  

• Duckington
• Duddon
• Dukinfield

• Dukinfield Cemetery & Crematorium
  
• Dukinfield Old Chapel
  
• St. John's
  

• Dunham Massey

• Altrincham Crematorium
  
• Dunham Lawn Cemetery
  
• St. Mark's
  

• Dunham on the Hill
• Dutton

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E

• Eastham
• Eaton (near Chester)
• Eaton (near Congleton)
• Eaton (near Davenham)
• Eaton (near Tarporley)
• Eccleston

• St. Mary The Virgin Churchyard
  

• Alfred Ernest Ind VC WIKI
  

• Eddisbury
• Edge
• Edgerley
• Edleston
• Egerton
• Egremont — see Liscard

• St. John the Evangelist
  

• Ellesmere Port

• Overpool Cemetery
  

• Elton (near Chester)
• Elton (near Sandbach)
• Elworth — see Sandbach

• St. Peter
  

• Etchells, Northen — see Northen Etchells
• Etchells, Stockport
• Ettiley Heath

• Ettiley Heath Methodist Church
  

F

• Faddiley
• Fallibroome
• Farndon

• Farndon - St. Chad
  

• Flowery Field — see Newton by Hyde
• Foulk Stapleford
• Frankby

• Frankby Cemetery
  
• St. John the Divine
  

• Frodsham

• St. Laurence
  
• Frodsham Cemetery
  

• Frodsham Lordship
• Fulshaw

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G

• Gatley — see Stockport Etchells
• Gawsworth
• Gayton

• St. James
  
• Maggoty Wood
  

• Godley
• Golborne Bellow
• Golborne David
• Goostrey

• St. Luke's
  

• Goostrey cum Barnshaw
• Grafton
• Grange
• Grappenhall

• St. Wilfred's
  

• Grappenhall & Thelwall

• St. Wilfred's
  

• Greasby
• Great Boughton
• Great Budworth

• St. Mary and All Saints
  

• Great Meols
• Great Mollington
• Great Neston
• Great Saughall
• Great Stanney
• Great Sutton
• Great Warford
• Guilden Sutton

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H

• Hale (near Altrincham)

• Altrincham, Hale and Bowden Cemetery
  
• St. Peter
  
• St. Mary & All Saints
  

• Halton

• Halton Cemetery
  

• Hampton

• Hampton Municipal Cemetery
  

• Handforth

• Handforth cum Bosden
  

• Handley
• Hankelow
• Hapsford
• Hargrave — see Foulk Stapleford

• St. Peter
  

• Hartford
• Harthill

• Harthill Chester Cemetery
  

• Haslington

• St. Matthew
  
• St. Michael's
  

• Hassall
• Hatherton
• Hattersley
• Hatton (near Runcorn)
• Hatton (near Tattenhall)
• Haughton
• Hazel Grove & Bramhall

• Norbury Church Parish
  
• St. Thomas
  

• Helsby

• St. Paul
  

• Henbury

• St. Thomas
  

• Henbury cum Pexall
• Henhull
• Heswall cum Oldfield
• Higher Bebington
• Higher Hurdsfield
• Higher Walton — see Walton Superior
• Higher Whitley
• High Lane — see Marple
• High Legh
• Hockenhull
• Hollingworth
• Holmes Chapel
• Holy Trinity — see Chester
• Hoole
• Hoole Village
• Hoose
• Hooton
• Horton

• St. Paul's
  

• Horton cum Peel
• Hough
• Hoylake cum West Kirby

• Holy Trinity Churchyard
  

• John O'Neill VC WIKI
  

• Hulme, Church
• Hulme Walfield
• Hulse
• Hunsterson
• Huntington
• Hurdsfield

• Holy Trinity
  

• Hurleston
• Huxley
• Hyde

• Hyde Cemetery
  
• Hyde Gee Cross Chapelyard
  
• Hyde Gee Cross Unitarian
  
• Hyde Civilian War Dead
  
• St. George
  
• St. Mary's
  

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I

• Iddinshall
• Ince
• Irby
  

K

• Keckwick
• Kelsall

• Kelsall Methodist
  

• Kermincham
• Kerridge
• Kettleshulme
• Kinderton
• Kinderton cum Hulme
• Kingsley

• St. John the Evangelist
  

• King's Marsh
• Kingswood
• Kinnerton, Lower
• Kirby, West
• Knutsford

• Brook Street Unitarian
  
• Civilian War Dead
  
• St. Cross
  
• St. John The Baptist
  

• Knutsford Nether
• Knutsford Over

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L

• Lach Dennis
• Lache cum Saltney — see Marlston cum Lache
• Landican

• Landican Cemetery & Crematorium
  

• Lane, High — see Marple
• Larkton
• Latchford
• Latchford Without
• Lawton, Church
• Lea (near Crewe)
• Lea by Backford
• Lea Newbold
• Ledsham
• Leese
• Leftwich

a village in Cheshire, England. It lies just south of the town of Northwich, and is situated within the unitary authority of Cheshire West and Chester.

• Legh, High
• Leigh, Little
• Leighton (near Nantwich)

• Leigh, St. Peter
  

• Leighton (near Neston)
• Lindow
• Liscard
• Little Bollington
• Little Budworth

• St. Peter
  

• Little Leigh

• Little Leigh Baptist Church
  

• Little Meols
• Little Mollington
• Little Neston
• Little Saughall
• Little Stanney
• Little Sutton
• Little Warford
• Littleton
• Longdendale
• Lostock Gralam

• St. John the Evangelist
  

• Lower Bebington
• Lower Kinnerton
• Lower Peover — see Peover Inferior
• Lower Walton
• Lower Whitley
• Lower Withington

• Lower Withington Methodist Burial Ground
  

• Low Oulton
• Lyme Handley
• Lymm

• St. Mary's
  

M

• Macclesfield

• Christ Church
  
• Macclesfield Cemetery
  
• Macclesfield Crematorium
  

• George Harold Eardley VC WIKI>* Macclesfield Workhouse Cemetery
  

• St. Michael and All Angels
  
• Resurrection Churchyard
  
• St. Paul
  
• West Park Cemetery
  

• Macclesfield Forest
• Macclesfield Forest & Wildboarclough
• Macefen
• Malpas

• Malpas - St. Oswald
  

• Manley
• Marbury (near Northwich)
• Marbury cum Quoisley

• St. Michael
  

• Marlston cum Lache
• Marple

• St. Martins
  
• All Saints
  

• Marston
• Marthall

• All Saints
  

• Marthall cum Warford
• Marton (near Congleton)

• St. James & St. Paul
  

• Marton (near Winsford)
• Matley
• Meols, Great
• Meols, Little
• Mere
• Mickle Trafford

• St. Peter's Parish Church Plemstall
  

• Middleton Grange
• Middlewich

• Middlewich Cemetery
  

• Millington
• Minshull, Church
• Minshull Vernon
• Mobberley

• Mobberley Burying Ground
  

• Mobberley

• Mobberley Burial Grounds
  
• Mobberley Friends of Nature Burial Grounds
  
• Mobberley Quaker Burying Ground
  
• St. Wilfred
  

• Mollington
• Mollington, Great
• Mollington, Little
• Monks Coppenhall (Crewe)
• Moore
• Mooresbarrow with Parme
• Moreton (Wirral)

• All Saints
  

• Moreton (near Wallasey)
• Moreton cum Alcumlow
• Moston (near Chester)
• Moston (Greater Manchester)

• Moston Cemetery
  
• St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Cemetery
  

• Moston (near Sandbach)
• Mottram

• St Michael and All Angels
  
• Mottram St. Andrew
  

• Mottram-in-Longendale

• Mottram-in-Logendale - St. Michael
  

• Mouldsworth
• Moulton

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N

• Nantwich

• All Saints
  
• Nantwich Barony All Saints Cemetery
  
• Combermere Abbey
  
• Nantwich General
  
• Nantwich - St. Mary
  

• Ness
• Neston

• St. Winefride
  

• Neston cum Parkgate

• Neston Cemetery, Parkgate
  

• Neston, Great
• Neston, Little
• Nether Alderley
• Nether Knutsford — see Knutsford Nether
• Nether Peover
• Nether Tabley — see Tabley Inferior
• Netherpool
• Newbold Astbury
• New Brighton — see Liscard

• New Brighton Cemetery
  

• New Ferry — see Lower Bebington
• Newhall (near Audlem)
• Newhall (near Davenham)
• Newton (near Hyde)
• Newton (near Middlewich)
• Newton (near Prestbury)
• Newton by Chester
• Newton by Daresbury
• Newton by Frodsham
• Newton by Malpas
• Newton by Tattenhall
• Newton cum Larton
• Newton Heath

• All Saints
  

• Noctorum
• Norbury (near Malpas)
• Norbury (near Stockport)

• Norbury Church Parish
  

• Norley
• Northenden

• St. Wilfrid
  

• Northen Etchells
• North Rode
• Northwich

• Northwich Cemetery
  
• St. Helen Witton Cemetery
  
• St. Wilfrid Roman Catholic Churchyard
  

• Norton

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O

• Oakmere
• Occlestone
• Odd Rode
• Offerton
• Oldcastle
• Old Withington
• Ollerton
• Onston
• Oughtrington — see Lymm
• Oulton, Low — see Low Oulton
• Over
• Over Alderley
• Over

• St. Chad's
  

• Overchurch — see Upton by Birkenhead
• Over Knutsford — see Knutsford Over
• Overleigh

• Overleigh Cemetery
  
• Overleigh New Cemetery
  

• Over Peover — see Peover Superior
• Over Tabley — see Tabley Superior
• Overpool

• Overpool Cemetery
  

• Overton
• Over Winsford

• Over Winsford
  

• Oxton

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P

• Partington
• Peckforton
• Pensby
• Peover Inferior

• Over Peover Church Peover Inferior
  

• Peover, Nether
• Peover Superior

• St. Lawrence
  

• Pickmere
• Picton
• Plemstall — see Mickle Trafford
• Plumley
• Poole
• Portwood — see Brinnington

• Portwood Brunswick Chapel
  
• St. Paul
  

• Pott Shrigley

• St. Christopher's
  

• Poulton (near Chester)
• Poulton cum Seacombe
• Poulton cum Spital
• Pownall Fee
• Poynton

• St. George
  

• Poynton with Worth
• Prenton
• Prestbury

• St. Peter
  
• Prestbury Brunswick Weslyan Methodist Chapel
  

• Preston Brook
• Preston on the Hill
• Prior's Heys
• Puddington
• Pulford

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R

• Raby
• Radnor
• Rainow

• Rainow Wesleyan Chapel
  

• Ravenscroft
• Ridley
• Ringway
• Rock Ferry
• Rode, North
• Rode, Odd
• Romiley

• Chadkirk Chapel and St. Chad
  

• Rope
• Rostherne

• St. Lawrence Church at Over Peover
  
• St. Mary's
  

• Rowton
• Rudheath
• Runcorn

• Runcorn Cemetery
  

• Thomas Alfred Jones VC WIKI
  

• St. Michael and All Angels
  

• Rushton

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S

• Saighton
• Sale

• Sale Brooklands Cemetery
  

• Saltersford — see Rainow
• Sandbach

• Christ Church
  
• Sandbach Cemetery
  
• Sandbach Heath St. John's
  
• Sandbach Hope Chapel
  
• St. Mary's
  
• Wheelock Christ Church
  

• Sandiway — see Cuddington (near Weaverham)
• Sandymoor
• Saughall

• All Saints
  
• Ebenezer Primitive Methodist
  

• Saughall, Great
• Saughall, Little
• Saughall Massie
• Seven Oaks
• Shavington cum Gresty
• Shipbrook
• Shocklach, Church
• Shocklach Oviatt
• Shotwick
• Shotwick Park
• Shurlach
• Siddington

• All Saints
  

• Smallwood

• St. John the Baptist
  

• Snelson
• Somerford
• Somerford Booths
• Sound
• Spital Boughton, Chester

Became a civil parish in 1858

• Sproston
• Spurstow
• Stallybridge

• St. George's
  
• St. James
  
• St. Paul's
  

• Stanlow

• Stanlow Abbey Ruins, Ellesmere Port
  

• Stanney, Great
• Stanney, Little
• Stanthorne
• Stapleford, Bruen
• Stapleford, Foulk
• Stapeley
• Stayley
• Stoak or Stoke (near Chester)

• St. Lawrence
  

• Stockham
• Stockport

• Brunswick Chapel
  
• Christ Church Heaton Norris
  
• Edgley Methodist Chapel, Cheadle
  
• Portwood St. Pauls
  
• St. Mary
  
• St. Thomas, Wellington Road South
  
• Stockport Cemetery & Crematorium
  
• Mill Lane Cemetery
  
• Willow Grove
  

• Stockport Etchells
• Stockton
• Stockton Heath

• St. Thomas
  

• Stoke (near Chester)
• Stoke (near Nantwich)
• Storeton
• Stretton (near Malpas)
• Stretton (near Runcorn)

• St. Matthew's (Warrington)
  

• Stublach
• Styal
• Sutton (near Macclesfield)

• St. James
  

• Sutton (near Middlewich)
• Sutton (near Runcorn)
• Sutton, Great
• Sutton, Guilden
• Sutton, Little
• Swettenham

• St. Peter
  

T

• Tabley Inferior
• Tabley Superior
• Tarporley

• Tarporley - St. Helen
  

• Tarvin

• St. Andrew
  

• Tattenhall
• Tatton
• Taxal
• Tetton
• Thelwall

• All Saints
  

• Thingwall
• Thornton, Childer
• Thornton Hough
• Thornton le Moors
• Threapwood
• Thurstaston

• St. Bartholomew
  

• Tilston
• Tilstone Fearnall
• Timperley
• Tintwistle
• Tittenley
• Tiverton
• Toft
• Torkington
• Trafford, Bridge
• Trafford, Mickle
• Trafford, Wimbolds
• Tranmere
• Tushingham with Grindley
• Twemlow
• Tytherington
  

U

• Upton (near Macclesfield)
• Upton by Birkenhead

• St. Mary's
  
• Salacre Lane
  

• Upton by Chester

• Holy Ascension
  
• Upton Cemetery
  

• Utkinton

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W

• Walgherton
• Wallasey

• Park Lane Cemetery
  
• Rake Lane
  
• St. Hilary
  
• Withen's Lane
  

• Wallerscoat
• Walton
• Walton Inferior
• Walton Superior
• Warburton

• St. Werburgh's
  

• Wardle

• St. James the Apostle
  

• Warford, Great
• Warford, Little
• Warmingham
• Warrington

• St. Elphin's
  
• St Margaret and All Hallows
  
• St. Oswald's WInwick
  
• Warrington Cemetery
  

• Waverton
• Weaver
• Weaverham
• Werneth

• St. Paul
  

• Wervin
• West Kirby

• Grange Cemetery
  

• Cyril Edward Gourley VC WIKI
  

• St. Bridget
  

• Weston (near Crewe)
• Weston (near Runcorn)
• Wettenhall
• Whaley Bridge
• Wharton
• Whatcroft
• Wheelock

• Christ Church
  

• Whitby
• Whitegate & Marton
• Whitley
• Whitley Inferior — see Lower Whitley
• Whitley Superior — see Higher Whitley
• Wigland
• Wildboarclough
• Willaston (near Nantwich)

• Willaston (Cheshire East)
  

• Willaston (near Neston)
• Willington
• Wilmslow

• St. Bartholomew
  
• Wilmslow Cemetery
  

• Wimboldsley
• Wimbolds Trafford
• Wincham
• Wincle

• St. Michaels
  

• Winnington
• Winsford

• Christ Church
  
• St. Chad
  
• St. John the Evangelist
  
• St John's
  
• Swanlow Park Cemetery
  

• Wirswall
• Wistaston
• Withington

• St. Paul
  
• Withington Workhouse Cemetery (Chorlton Cum Hardy)
  

• Withington, Lower
• Withington, Old
• Witton cum Twambrooks
• Woodbank
• Woodchurch

• Holy Cross
  

Landican Cemetery & Crematorium

• Woodcott
• Woodford

• Christ Church
  

• Woodhead — see Tintwistle

a small and scattered settlement at the head of the Longdendale valley in Derbyshire

• Woolstanwood
• Worleston

• St. Oswald
  

• Worth
• Wrenbury

• Wrenbury - St. Maragert
  

• Wrenbury cum Frith

• St. Margaret
  

• Wybunbury

• St. Chad
  

• Wychough

Y

• Yeardsley cum Whaley

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