MAROWN, the Midland Parish of Man, is the only one which does not touch the sea. It includes the middle section of the central valley from Greeba to Union Mills, with the mountainous regions on either side from Colden and the village of Baldwin to the Santon Burn. It contains about nine square miles. Its only river is the Dhoo, which flows into the valley, and into which several smaller streams fall. It is an agricultural district, but its soil is only moderately fertile. A great part of the valley is boggy, and subject to heavy floods.

Brown's Isle of Man Directory, 1894

• Antiquities
• Charities, 1831
• Churches (Established Church) - Methodist Chapels are not organised on a parish basis.
• Descriptions
  • Parish Description 1776
  • Feltham 1798
  • Some notes on Marown Church
• Directories
  • 1823 Pigot's
  • 1837 Pigot's
  • 1843 Pigot and Slater's
  • 1846 Slater's
  • 1852 Slater's
  • 1857 Slater's
  • 1863 Thwaite's
  • 1881 Brown's
  • 1883 Smith's
  • 1889 Porter's
  • 1894 Brown's
• Graveyards
• Keeills
• Land Holdings (1864)
• Manorial Roll 1511/1515
• Memorial Inscriptions
  • Feltham 1797
  • Later Transcriptions;
• Parish Registers; Marriages 1733-1799; list of those receiving Manks BCP 1765 +1809
• Place Names ; Place-Lore
• Property Records
• Treens
• Vicars
• War Memorial

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