Can anyone help me locate FAR MOOR on a map in 1841?

[Autumn9]

I have found my ancestors on a census, in 1841, at 'Far Moor' in Lockwood, Almondbury.

The first page of the census includes a description of other road names being 'The Manchester Old Turnpike Road', 'Stile Lane' and 'Pinfold Well Road'.

Could anyone help at all?

Many Thanks

[Maiden Stone]

Have you looked at historic maps on National Library of Scotland website? They can be magnified.
Do you know if Far Moor was a property e.g. a farm or an area?
What about a tithe map? They were drawn mid-century.

[Flattybasher9]

I can find several references to "Far Moor" between the 1700's and mid 1850's, then the name disappeares.

Mid 1850's map

https://maps.nls.uk/view/102345091

Malky

[josey]

Later than Malky's reference but at a larger scale
https://maps.nls.uk/view/125647344

You may know that Lockwood is in the parish of Almondbury, but is a separate area. The turnpike road was fairly long. Can you give the census reference please?

[josey]

I think I found the census pages HO107 pce 1274 book 9; the last entry of previous book is Yews Hill; then book 9 starts Far Moor for about 3 pages, then Junction House, Buckhouse/Backhouse/Barkhouse Terrace, Bottom of Moor [9 pages] Mark Bottoms also mentions people living at the Wounded Hussar -
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01o7e/
states this pub in Manchester Road. It is also mentioned here:
https://mannchess.org.uk/People/Dyson,%20Edwin.htm
Far Moor cannot have been far away. 

[Mart 'n' Al]

It's the one on the far side of every valley, half lost in the mist.  I'm only half joking.

Martin

[Mike in Cumbria]

Lockwood.

[Mike in Cumbria]

Park Road West, right alongside the Manchester Turnpike

[Mike in Cumbria]

Here it is, with no name in 1854.
(Pinfold Well is visible though)