A township in Stockport Parish, Macclesfield Hundred (SJ 9085). In 1900 Bramhall became part of the civil parish of Hazel Grove cum Bramhall, and
in 1901 the Davenport and Woods Moor areas were transferred to Stockport civil parish. In 1974 Hazel Grove cum Bramhall was transferred to the county
of Greater Manchester.
Includes the hamlets of Bramhall Green, Bramhall Park, Davenport (until 1901), Kitts Moss, Pownall Green and Woods Moor (until 1901).
The population was 1033 in 1801, 1508 in 1851 and 2570 in 1901.
Bramhall, St. Michael and All Angels (C of E). Robnis Lane/St Michael's Avenue. Built 1890 as a chapel to Stockport St Thomas, bcoming the parish church for Bramhall in
1911. Registers of Baptisms 1891-1939 and Marriages 1903-1940 have been deposited at the Cheshire Record Office (no burials
here).
Bramhall, Baptist Union Chapel, Woodford Road. Built 1856. Registers start in 1866. Monumental inscriptions have been published by the FHS of Cheshire.
Bramhall, Christian Bethel Church (Free Gospel). Built 1866.
Bramhall, Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan), Bramhall Lane South. Built 1871.
Bramhall, United Reformed Church (Independent/Congregational). Built 1902.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT DISTRICTS
Stockport Rural Sanitary District (1875-94); Stockport Rural District (1894-1900)
ELECTORAL DISTRICTS
North Cheshire (1832-67); East Cheshire (1868-85); Altrincham (1885-1915)
