Interesting Gnosall People
Clergy
- Adam Blakeman Gnosall born — founded Stratford, Connecticut
- Hickins 3 generations at Audmore House
- Rev. Fearon Jenkinson 1774–1845
- John Till 1810–1901
Farmers and Landowners
- The early Belcher family
- James Belcher 1800–1881, farmer, had an “imposing Barn” in Gnosall, moved to Moreton Park
- Michael Belcher Sr (1793–1846) & Jr (1819–1855), butcher and farmer, lived on the High Street
- Thomas Belcher 1794–1852, farmer, had a house in the centre of Gnosall and was at the Manor House by 1851
- Ezekiel Butler 1796–1851, farmer, butcher, publican Royal Oak
- Henry Green of Moreton 1781–1849, farmer and landowner
- Richard Motteram Pearce Maltster and small farmer, 1796–1862
- The Hall Family Long-time residents of Gnosall
- The Hargreaves family Knightley Grange
Teachers
- Thomas Parton Schoolmaster, 1791–1865
- Elizabeth Sellman 1781–1863, teacher at Gnosall Poorhouse
Doctors
- George Augustus Baddeley Gnosall GP, 1823–1882
- John Jones Surgeon, 1780–1863
Other Trades
- Joseph Badger Gnosall parish clerk, 1796–1839
- John Sydney Poppitt 1900–2004, shopkeeper — his fascinating life story
- Joseph Stacey 1814–1887
- Bertha Barnard 1847–1918, cook, insane attendant, midwife
- Thomas Bettelley 1773–1859, governor of Gnosall Workhouse, 1823–1836
- Gerrard Blackband Grocer (1778–1853)
- William Blackband Grocer (1812– )
- Herbert Dewes 1821–1897, ribbon manufacturer & entrepreneur who married Richard Pearce's daughter Betsey
- The Anchor and the Lowe Family