| Description | The Crewe division was formed in 1885 out of the Mid and West divisions, and underwent significant boundary changes in 1918, 1949 and 1955. It comprised the civil parishes of Acton [near Nantwich] (1949-54), Alpraham (1949-54), Alsager (to 1948 and from 1955), Alvaston (to 1899), Arclid (to 1948), Aston juxta Mondrum (1949-54), Audlem (1949-54), Austerson (1949-54), Baddiley (1949-54), Baddington (1949-54), Barthomley, Basford (to 1954), Batherton (1949-54), Betchton (to 1948), Bickerton (1949-54), Blakenhall (1949-54), Bridgemere (1949-54), Brindley (1949-54), Broomhall (1949-54), Buerton [near Audlem] (1949-54), Bunbury (1949-54), Burland (1949-54), Calveley (1949-54), Checkley cum Wrinehill (1949-54), Cholmondeley (1949-54), Cholmondeston (1949-54), Chorley [near Nantwich] (1949-54), Chorlton [near Crewe] (to 1954), Church Coppenhall (to 1936), Church Lawton (to 1948), Church Minshull (1949-54), Coole Pilate (1949-54), Crewe [near Wybunbury], Dodcott cum Wilkesley (1949-54), Doddington (1949-54), Edleston (1949-54), Egerton (1949-54), Elton [near Sandbach] (to 1915), Faddiley (1949-54), Hankelow (1949-54), Haslington, Hassall (to 1948), Hatherton (1949-54), Haughton (1949-54), Henhull (1949-54), Hough (to 1954), Hunsterson (1949-54), Hurleston (1949-54), Lea [near Crewe] (1949-54), Leighton [near Nantwich] (1949-54), Marbury cum Quoisley (1949-54), Minshull Vernon (1949-54), Monks Coppenhall, Moreton cum Alcumlow (to 1948), Nantwich (to 1954), Newhall [near Audlem] (1949-54), Norbury [near Malpas] 1949-54), Odd Rode (to 1948), Peckforton (1949-54), Poole (1949-54), Ridley (1949-54), Rope (to 1954), Sandbach, Shavington cum Gresty (to 1954), Smallwood (to 1948), Sound (1949-54), Sproston (1949-54), Stapeley (to 1954), Stoke [near Nantwich] (1949-54), Walgherton (1949-54), Wardle (1949-54), Warmingham (1949-54), Weston [near Crewe], Wettenhall (1949-54), Wheelock (to 1936), Willaston [near Nantwich] (to 1954), Wirswall (1949-54), Wistaston (to 1954), Woodcott (1949-54), Woolstanwood (to 1954), Worleston (1949-54), Wrenbury cum Frith (1949-54), and Wybunbury (to 1954). |