1900 September 30 — Created from the whole of Bosden
(pop. 2570 in 1901), Bramhall (pop. 4645 in 1901),
Norbury (pop. 1679 in 1901),
Offerton (pop. 558 in 1901),
Torkington (pop. 339 in 1901)
1901 November 9 — Lost part to Stockport (pop.
4169 in 1911)
1935 April 1 — Lost part to Stockport (904 acres,
pop. 872 in 1931)
1936 April 1 — Lost part to Marple (15 acres, pop.
51 in 1931)
1939 April 1 — Gained the whole of Woodford (1462
acres, pop. 801 in 1931)
Hazel Grove (Bullock Smithy), Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan). Founded
in 1788. Registers 1794-1837 are at the Cheshire Record Office.
Hazel Grove, Methodist Chapel (Primitive). Built in 1849 in Commercial
Lane, rebuilt in 1896 in London Road.
Hazel Grove, Methodist Chapel (Free). Built in 1856, rebuilt in 1877.
Hazel Grove, Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan). Built in 1885.
Hazel Grove, United Reformed Church (Congregational/Independent). Built
in 1827, sometimes listed as Ebenezer Chapel. Registers 1829-1956 are
at the Cheshire Record Office.
* The former civil parishes of Bosden, Offerton and Torkington remained in
the Hyde division until 1915.
** The former civil parishes of Bramhall and Norbury remained part of the Altrincham
division until 1915.