English: All Saints, Southsea. The church was formerly the church hall, but the original church had to be demolished. About 40 miles from the nearest sea, the village was named in the rate books of 1786, deriving its name from the Southsea Inn in Broughton. ..... Here the wages of the miners and colliers at most of the works in the neighbourhood were paid once a fortnight. http://www.clwydfhs.org.uk/churches/Southsea/
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