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Hassel green is a small village that lies about 3 miles outside of sandbach and about 4 miles from congleton.  Hassel green fields could well be a village term for the area that lay just to the on the outskirts of the village.
i note you say george was a salt miner, up untill about 1880 there was a small salt mine in a place called malkins bank which is situated to this day about three miles from the area you are interested in.  I can find no actual maps for the period naming hassel green fields which is why i think it may be a local name, this is quite common in and around cheshire even today.

Not quite sure whats going on here but I can,t find the record on 1891 census you refer to, can find no Frank, Charlotte Louisa, or Elizabeth all living together, will keep trying

Trying to locate just who my grandmother was, always believed her name to be Charlotte Louisa Davies, raised in Chester England.  Married Ralph kettle in 1920 in Congleton Cheshire, she was his second wife, the marrage cert does not name her parents but names her as Louisa Davies.  I know she died sometime between 1964 and 1970 in congleton although it could have been registered as Macclesfield.  Have found a death record for 1977 but that is definatley not her as I was still at junior school, when she died, and 1977 would make me 20 at time of death.  Have spent hours seaching records and have been in contact with church where she is buried yet they have all records for that period been transcribed at moment so very difficult to get answers there.
Have looked under every Charlotte Louisa Kettle, every Louisa Kettle and every Charlotte Kettle but nothing.
Really don,t know where to go next with this one, problem being there was a big rift in her family just before she married my grandfather probably due to the fact she was already pregnant with my mum before marrage and his first wife had only being dead two months when he married my granny, so there is nobody I can ask about this.
Any help or suggestions would be appreciated

i will have a dig around for you regarding gypsy camp, however if that is where your ancestors lived it cam be difficult to find out a great deal, there are a few sites i know that deal with gypsy camps and names, perhaps if you could email me your ancestors name i can look for you down at local libray to see if there is anything in one of there local history books.  if they did reside on the site regarding gypsys your search will either reveal loads or nothing.  My grandfather lived with gypsys many times and was regarded  by all as being one and my search for info on him proved very difficult, but i will see what i can find

hi hope this helps indicates why you cant find her after 1871
death record, Elizabeth downs  Oct-Nov-DEC 1871, aged 23 leek Staffordshire
leek is around six miles from derby