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FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY OF CHESHIRE

CREWE GROUP - FAMILY HISTORY UNIT

AVAILABLE AT CREWE TOWN LIBRARY

LIBRARY LIST - JULY 2009

The Family History Unit holds many items that are reference only – certain items may be borrowed at the Librarians

discretion.

Opening days at present are Monday and Tuesday 10.00am till 4.00pm, please arrive before 3.00pm.

The Library is closed on the same Bank holidays as Crewe Town Library.

The contents of this list are divided into the following categories –

Book Shelves

Bibliography

Census

Costume

Directories

Education

Family Histories, Biographies, etc

Government Records

Guides

Heraldry

Land and House Sale & Tenancy

Maps

Military, War Memorials, etc

Miscellaneous

Monumental Inscriptions

Newspapers

Occupations

Parish Registers

Religion & History of Churches

Topography & History – Cheshire – Various - General

Wills Indexes & Information

Year Books & Handbooks

Microfiche

Microfilm

Journals

CD-Rom

Maps

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BOOK SHELVES

BIBLIOGRAPHY (BIB)

1 Lancashire :

1a Vol 1 - Directories 1684-1957 (1968)

1b Vol 3 - Business Histories (1971)

1c Vol 4 - Family Histories, Pedigrees, Heraldry

1d Vol 5 - Registers, Inscriptions, Names & Wills (1973)

1e Vol 6 - History & Topography (1973)

1f Vol 7 - Lancs History (1974)

1g Vol 8 - Lancs History 1603-1714 (1976)

1h Vol 9 - Lancs History 1714-1837 (1978)

2 London & Middlesex :

2a Vol 1 - Genealogical Sources

2b Vol 2 - Family Histories & Pedigrees

3 Cumberland & Westmoreland

3a North-east Repositories

4 Oxfordshire

5 Norfolk

6 Wiltshire

7 Hampshire

8 Lincolnshire

9 Kent :


9b Vol 2 - Registers, Inscriptions & Wills

9c Vol 3 - Family Histories & Pedigrees

10 Suffolk :

11 The Genealogist Vol 2 Part 2 - Family Histories

12 Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica:

12a Vol 3 pt 1 - Sources

12b Vol 3 pt 2 - Families

13 Essex :


13b Vol 2 - Registers, Inscriptions & Wills

13c Vol 3 - Family Histories & Pedigrees

14 South West Family Histories - SA Raymond

15 British Genealogical Books in Print - SA Raymond

16 British Genealogical Microfiche - SA Raymond

17 British Local History

18 English Local History Handbook

19 An interim Bibliography of the writings on Crewe 1840-2000 by Peter Ollerhead

20 Surrey & Sussex :

20a Guide 1 (History, Archives, Journals, etc)

20b Guide 2 (Parish Registers, MI’s & Wills)

20c Guide 3 (List of Names)

20d Guide 4 (Government, Ecclesiastical, Estate)

20e Guide 5 (Occupations)

20f Guide 6 (Family Histories & Pedigrees)

21 Yorkshire :

21a Information Sources for Yorkshire Genealogists - SA Raymond

21b Yorkshire Parish Registers, Monumental Inscriptions & Wills

21c Yorkshire List of Names - SA Raymond

21d Administrative Records for Yorkshire Genealogists - SA Raymond

21e Yorkshire Occupations

21f Yorkshire Family Histories and Pedigrees

22 Cheshire :

22a Vol 1 – Genealogical Sources – S.A.Raymond (1995)

22b Vol 2 – Family Histories and Pedigrees – S.A.Raymond (1995)

Lincolnshire 23 Genealogical Sources in Lincolnshire (3

rd edition)

24 A Gazetter of Historic Lincolnshire for Family & Local Historians (1997)

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CENSUS - GENERAL (C-G)

F1 How to transcribe the 1881 British Census – Gen. Soc of Utah

F2 1881 Census Project – reported mistakes

F3 West Midlands Counties - Tables of Census, England + Wales (1881)

F4 West Midlands Counties – Tables of Census, England + Wales (1891)

F5 Cheshire, Staffs + Salop strays in Kent 1881 Census

F6 Cheshire Strays in Sussex 1851 Census

F7 Count me in Census 2001 – Census Bi-Centenary

1 1971 Index of Place Names

1a) A - K

1b) L – Z

2 The Census & Social Structure – Richard Lawton

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4 Hampshire Gen. Soc. - Index to 1851 Census

4a) Vol 31 - Portsmouth, Fareham, Boarhunt, Rowner

4b) Vol 49 - Parish Codes Index

5 Cumbrians in Liverpool 1851 Part 1 - HO 107/2176-80

6 Census Returns on Micro film (1841-1891) - 6th ed

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8 Census Index survey 1851, England, Wales & Channel Islands

9 Local Census listings 1522 to 1930, holdings in the UK

10 Warwickshire - 1821 Census of Bedworth

11 Missing! From 1881 Census – British & foreign crewmen arriving at Sydney

11a) Part 1

11b) Part 2

12 Making Sense of the Census (PRO)

12a A Clearer Sense of the Census – Edward Higgs (PRO)

13 Cheshire Strays from 1851 Census of Glamorgan

14 1851 Census index Lincolnshire

14a) Glanford Brigg RD

14b) Horncastle RD

14c) Louth RD

14d) Lincoln RD

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CENSUS – CHESHIRE (C-C)

F1 Bunbury and Wrenbury Census 1881, Strays

F2 Warrington - 1891 Census (En district No: 40)

F3 Union workhouses – Prestbury & Macclesfield Inmates, Staff, etc. 1881

F4 Macclesfield Asylum - Staff & Patients 1881

F5 Frodsham (Alvanley & Manley) 1891 Transcription & index

1 Middlewich Census Returns 1851

2 Widnes - 1841 Census Returns - Index of surnames

3 Cheshire Census 1841-51-61-71-81, How to find them - Derek Way

4 HO 107/118/31 1841 Wybunbury

5 Saltney Ancestors – the 1881 Census

6 1861 Census - Nantwich Surname Index

7 Cheshire Place Names – An Index to the Cheshire Census 1841 to 1891

1841 Census – surname index booklets:

1/41 HO 107/92, 96, 97, 98, 120, 121 - Northwich District

2/41 HO 107/99 (pt), 108, 111-112 - Stockport (Part 1)

1851 Census - surname index booklets:

Vol 1 - HO 107/2154-55 Stockport, Heaton Norris, Hyde + 6 other townships

Vol 2 - HO 107/2156-57 Stockport, Brinnington + 8 other townships

Vol 3 - Index on CD-ROM

Vol 4 - HO 107/2160-61 West Macclesfield, Sutton + 18 other townships

Vol 5 - HO 107/2162-63 Altrincham, Sale, Lymm, Knutsford Inf. + 34 townships

Vol 6 - HO 107/2164 Runcorn, Frodsham, Great Budworth + others

Vol 7 - HO 107/2165-66 Northwich, Over, Middlewich, etc

Vol 8 - HO 107/2167-68 Congleton + 30 other townships (missing April 08)

Vol 9 - HO 107/2169-70 Nantwich & Crewe Districts

Vol 10 - HO 107/2171-72 Chester District & other Townships

Vol 11 – Index on CD-ROM

Vol 12 – HO 107/2175 Birkenhead & Tranmere District


1/81 RG11/3520-31 Northwich, Over, Middlewich + other townships


1/91 RG12/2835-2842 Northwich District

See also Staffs Census Index 1871 – Ex-County Pt.2 includes Congleton

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1881 Census (photocopies): Stored in Census Filing Cabinet

RG11/3532-33 Blackden, Twemlow, Past Cranage, Cranage, Leese, Cotton,

Brereton cum Smethwick, Swettenham, Buglawton, Congleton

RG11/3533-35 Congleton, Newbold Astbury, Moreton cum Alcumlow, Hulme Walfield,

Sommerford Booths, Biddulph

RG11/3535-37 Biddulph, Smallwood, Odd Rode, Church Lawton, Alsager, Betchton

RG11/3537-38 Hassall, Betchton, Sandbach, Bradwell, Arclid, Moston, Tetton, Elton

RG11/3539-40 Church Coppenhall, Monks Coppenhall

RG11/3541-42 Monks Coppenhall

RG11/3543-45 Monks Coppenhall, Lea (Wybunbury), Hatherton, Hunsterton, Rope,

Shavington-cum-Gresty, Willaston, Wistaston

RG11/3546 Burland, Austerson, Baddington, Coole Pilate, Hurleston, Poole,

Stoke (Acton Parish), Cholmondeston, Leighton, Minshull Vernon

RG11/3547 Nantwich

RG11/3348-51 Nantwich, Bunbury, Peckforton, Spurstow, Utkington, Audlem, Bickerton, Baddiley,

Burland

RG11/3553-54 Barrow, Saighton, Huntington, Rowton, Belsal, St John (Chester Castle),

St John the Baptist (Chester Castle)

RG11/3568 Burton, Heswall, Ness, Neston, Willaston, Ledsham, Great Neston

RG11/3569 Eastham, Hooton, Overpool, Netherpool, Childer Thornton, Little Sutton,

Whitby, Bromborough, Poulton-cum-Spital

RG11/3570-71 Brimstage, Storeton, Higher Bebington, Lower Bebington

RG11/3572 Thurmston, Irby, Pensby, West Kirby, Grange, Hoose Gt. Meolse, Great Meolse

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CENSUS – LANCASHIRE (C-L)

F1 1891 Census of Chorley Union Workhouse (RG12/3426)

F2 Census Returns on Microfilm in Manchester Local Studies Unit

F3 The 1801 Census for Winwick with Hulme (photocopy of transcript)

1 A Guide to Registration Districts of Manchester

2 Index to the 1851 Census for Liverpool – Vol 13 – St Paul’s & Exchange Wards

3 Index to the 1851 Census for Liverpool – Vol 34 – Lime St & St Ann’s St Wards

4 A Guide to the Enumeration Districts & Walks & Street Index – Liverpool 1851

1851 Census - Surname indexes

Vol 1 - HO 107/2231 - Newton, Beswick, Bradford

Vol 2 - HO 107/2229 - Market St (sub district)

Vol 3 - HO 107/2228 - London Rd (sub district)

Vol 4 - HO 107/2230 - St Georges

Vol 5 - HO 107/2225-26 - Ancoats

Vol 6 - HO 107/2227 - Deansgate

Vol 7 - HO 107/2232 - Cheetham, Failsworth

Vol 8 - HO 107/2221 - Hulme

Vol 9 - HO 107/2219 - Didsbury & Ardwick sub-districts

Vol 10 - HO 107/2220 - Chorlton-upon-Medlock (Ardwick township)

Vol 11 - HO 107/2222-24 - Salford

Vol 12 - HO 107/2217-18 - Barton, Stretford, Worsley

Vol 13 - HO 107/2234-35 - Droylsden, Audenshaw, Denton

Vol 14 - HO 107/2198 - Standish, Aspull

Vol 15 - HO 107/2199 - Wigan

Vol 16 - HO 107/2200-01 - Hindley, Pemberton, Up-holland, Ashton-in-Makerfield

Vol 17 - HO 107/2204-05 - Leigh District

Vol 18 - HO 107/2233 - Ashton-under-Lyne

Vol 19 - HO 107/2236-37 - Newton, Dukinfield

Vol 20 - HO 107/2238-39 - Hartshead, Mottram, Stayley

Vol 21 - HO 107/2244 - Rochdale, Butterworth, Castleton

Vol 22 - HO 107/2245 - Spotland Nearer side /Further side

Vol 23 - HO 107/2246 - Wardleworth, Wuerdle, Wardle

Vol 24 - HO 107/2247 - Whitworth, Blatchinworth

Vol 25 - HO 107/2212 - Holcombe, Tottington Lower End, Walmersley

Vol 27 - HO 107/2214 - South Bury

Vol 28 - HO 107/2215 - North Bury and Elton

Vol 30 - HO 107/2248 - Newchurch

Vol 32 - HO 107/2250 - Haslingden, Accrington

Vol 37 - HO 107/2258 - Blackburn

Vol 41 - HO 107/2255 - Clitheroe, Stonyhurst College

Vol 42 - HO 107/2256 - Clitheroe, Stonyhurst College

Vol 43 - HO 107/2269 - Fylde

Vol 44 - HO 107/2270 - Garstang

Vol 46 - HO 107/2272 - Lancaster

Vol 47 - HO 107/2240-41 - Oldham

Vol 48 - HO 107/2242-43 - Middleton, Chadderton, Royton & Crompton

Vol 49 - HO 107/2265-67 - Preston

Vol 50 - HO 107/2264 - Longton

Vol 51 - HO 107/2263 - Chorley & Croston Districts

Vol 54 - HO 107/2262 - Brindle, Leyland & Rivington

Vol 55 - HO 107/2209-11 - Bolton, Great & Little Lever, Darcy Lever

Vol 56 - HO 107/2206-08 - Bolton District

Vol 57 - HO 107/2273 - Caton, Wray, Tunstall, Arkholme & Warton

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Lever arch files – 1881 Census (photocopies)

LA 1) RG11/3667-71 Everton

LA 1) RG11/3684-85 Kirkdale

LA 2) RG11/3700 West Derby

LA 3) RG11/3701 West Derby

LA 4) RG11/3702 & 07 West Derby

LA 5) RG11/3720-21 Halewood, Much Woolton

LA 6) RG11/3728-29 Whiston, Prescot

LA 7) RG11/3745-46 Birkdale, Formby

LA 8) RG11/3747, 49-50, 52 North Meols (Ormskirk)

LA 9) RG11/3760-62 Aspull, Blackrod, Haig, Wigan

LA10) RG11/3765 & 70 Wigan

LA11) RG11/3810 & 4056 Atherton, Stalybridge

LA11) RG11/4058 & 4069 Ashton-under-Lyme

LA11) RG11/4062 Staley

LA11) RG11/4067 Oldham

LA11) RG11/4203 Darwin

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CENSUS – STAFFORDSHIRE (C-S)

F1 Leek Ecclesiastical Census including chronological table

F2 Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent (1891 Census street index)

Staffordshire Census Index 1851:

Vol 2 HO 107/2000 Stone, Eccleshall & Trentham

Vol 3 HO 107/2001 & 1996 (part) Newcastle-under-Lyme (includes area to Market Drayton)

Vol 4 HO 107/2002-03 Wolstanton

Vol 5a HO 107/2004-05 S-O-T (Part 1) Stoke, Hanley, Bucknall, Bagnall & Shelton

Vol 5b HO 107/2006-07 S-O-T (Part 2) Penkhull, Fenton & Longton

Vol 8 & 10 HO 107/2010 & 2013 (part) Uttoxeter & Tamworth Districts

Staffordshire Census Index 1871:

1a RG 10/2822-25 Stone District (Part 1)

1b RG 10/2826-29 Stone District (Part 2)

2a RG 10/2831-34 Newcastle-under-Lyme District (Part 1)

2b RG 10/2830,35-37 Newcastle-under-Lyme District (Part 2)

3a RG 10/2838-41 Wolstanton (Part 1)

3b RG 10/2842-45 Wolstanton (Part 2)

3c RG 10/2846-49 Wolstanton (Part 3)

3d RG 10/2850-54 Wolstanton (Part 4)

4a RG 10/2855-61 Stoke-on-Trent (Part 1)

4b RG 10/2862-68 Stoke-on-Trent (Part 2)

4c RG 10/2869-73 Stoke-on-Trent (Part 3)

4d RG 10/2874-77 Stoke-on-Trent (Part 4)

5a RG 10/2878-81 Leek (Part 1)

5b RG 10/2882-85 Leek (Part 2)

6 RG 10/2886-91 Cheadle

7 RG 10/2892-95 Uttoxeter District

8 RG 10/2799-2800 & 2813 Ex-County (Part 1) Salop (Staffs. border areas)

9 RG 10/3597, 3600 & 3704 Ex-County (Part 2) Derby & Cheshire (Staffs. border areas)

10a RG 10/2814-17 Stafford District (Part 1)

10b RG 10/2818-21 Stafford District (Part 2)

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COSTUME 1 Dress – fashions over the last few hundred years

2 English Costume of the Early Middle Ages – Iris Brooke

3 English Costume in the Age of Elizabeth. The 16th

Century – Iris Brooke

4 Dress, Adornment and the Social Order

5 A History of English Footwear – Iris Brooke

6 The Book of Costume – Millia Davenport

7 Historic Costume for the Stage – Lucy Barton

8 World Costumes – Angela Bradshaw

9 Costume – James Laver

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DIRECTORIES (DIR)

F1 Betley area – transcriptions of directories 1532-1860

F2 Directory + Historical Records of Newcastle-u-Lyme 1871

F3 Whitby Official Directories 1890 & 1899

F4 Nantwich Directory 1908

F5 Crewe c1902 (photocopy from Cheshire Directory)

F6 Crewe c1913 (photocopy)

1 The Solicitors’ Regional Directory - 1986 (Ches, Staff)

2 The Solicitors’ Regional Directory - 1989 (Ches, Staff, W.Mid)

3 Trade Directory reprints with maps 1818-1888 (Ramsbottom, Lancs area)

4 Johnson's Nantwich Almanac and Directory:

4a) 1959 4b) 1961 4c) 1970 4d) 1971 4e) 1973 4f) 1975 4g) 1976

5 Kelly's Directory of Chester - 1973

5a Kelly’s Directory of Chester - 1966

6 The Universal British Directory 1793-1798 with Foreword & Index:

Volume 1 6a) Part 1 London 6b) Part 2 London

Volume 2 6c) Part 1 A-B 6d) Part 2 C-D

Volume 3 6e) Part 1 E-K 6f) Part 2 L-M

Volume 4 6g) Part 1 N-S 6h) Part 2 T-Y

Volume 5 6i) Appendix A-Y

7 Kelly's Directory of Lincoln & Neighbourhood (1963)

8 Ward's Directory of Croydon (1937)

9 Kelly's Directory of Bath (1967)

10 County Companion / Magisterial Directory:

10a) 1884 10b) 1885

11 Pigot’s Commercial Directory - Ches, Notts, Shrops, Derbys (1828-9)

12 Pigot’s Commercial Directory - Cumberland, Lancs, Westmoreland (1828-9)

13a White’s History & Gazetteer of Staffordshire (1834)

13b White’s History & Gazetteer of Staffordshire (1851)

13c Kelly's Directory of Staffordshire (1900)

14a Slater's Directory of Cheshire (1890)

14b Slater's Royal Commercial Dir. Cheshire & map (1883) & Trade Dir.- Liverpool

14c Directory of Cheshire (1871)

14d White’s History & Gazetteer of Cheshire (1860)

15* Directory 1895 - Crewe, Middlewich, Nantwich, Sandbach, Northwich, Winsford & District (photocopy) -

(also available in microfiche)

16 Edinburgh & Leith Post Office Directory (1966-67)

17 Gazetteer + Directory 1860 (part) - Nantwich (photocopy)

18 Manchester & Salford Directories (reprints):

18a) 1772 18b) 1788 18c) 1800

19 Pigot’s Commercial Directory of Cheshire 1834 (reprint)

20 Crockford's Clerical Directory:

20a) 1933 20b) 1947 20c) 1951-2 20d) 1953-4 20e) 1963-4 20f) 1977-9 20g) 1989-90

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EDUCATION (ED)

F2 Staffordshire County Council Education Committee minutes 28th July 1945

(List of pupils allocated places in Secondary Schools)

F3 Inter School Sports programme - Crewe Junior Schools – 1974 & 1975

F4 Crewe County Grammar School for Girls. Speech evening programme (1971-76)

F5 1875-1975 (A Hundred years of Education in Shavington) L.A.Barnett

Shavington County Secondary School (1976-77)

F6 Crewe County Grammar School for Girls, magazines (1968,1970,1971,1972,1973,1975,1976)

F7 Crewe County Grammar School, magazines - Gridiron (1952,54,57,58,61,67,74,75,76,77)

F8 Sandbach School:

a) The History of Sandbach School 1677-1977 (W. H. Semper)

b) The History of Sandbach School compiled by S. W. Finn (photocopy)

c) The Sandbachian - 1949(2), 1950(1), 1951(3), 1953(2), 1954(1)

F12 The Alsager National School

F13 Verdin School Centenary Newsletter (1895-1995)

F14 Evening Institutes Crewe – Distribution of Prizes 1938 – Programme plus 2 photo (photocopy)

F15 Yorkshire School for the Blind – Christmas Entertainment Programme - 1897

4 Bradwall Reformatory School - C & M.McLean

6 Doual College Documents 1639-1794 – Catholic Record Society

7 Lisbon College 1628-1813 – Catholic Record Society

8 Over Board School 1876-1906 – Winsford Record Part 5 – Winsford Local History Society

10 A College in Green Fields – Crewe College of Education 1908-1974

11 The Long March – Crewe & Alsager College 1971-1992

12 Verdin School, Winsford (1895-1995) David Cogger

16 St Thomas Primary School, Kidsgrove (Closure of Upper & Lower School Buildings & Opening of New

School Dec 1996-Jan 1997)

17 Crewe – Voices from Edleston (The story of a Victorian School) Edited by Marshall Cartwright

LA Sandbach School Register 1851-1967 (photocopy)

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FAMILY HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES, ETC. (FHB)

F1 Roger family of Audlem – newspaper cuttings & family bible flyleaf

F2 Arderne / Arden

F3 Barrington – incl. copy of Will (1788)

F4 Meyer – Various parish register extracts

F5 College of Arms – Robert Rous to William of Wickham

F6 Trial details of William Yoxall 1823

F7 Boughey – Record of Ancestors including Visitation of England & Wales (photocopy)

F8 An Abstract of the Genealogy of Henry Mere (bn 1733) of Brazen Nose Colledge Oxon

F9 Letters from parish clerks to ‘College of Arms’ – Re: Lathams (photocopy)

F10 Members Interests letters mentioning the surnames - Wade, Gater, Breeze, Monks, Gambier, Delves, Astbury,

Cartlidge, Scragg, Pickersgill, Palin, Wooliscroft

F11 Oakes of Haslington 1846

F12 Joynson of Swanbach 1783

F13 Hassall of Nantwich (from British Library)

F14 Prestland / Priestland of Bunbury & district

F15 Jervis, Latham & Oldfield (extracts - Earwakers "History of Sandbach")

F16 Bostock of Tarporley

F17 Pearson John of Prestbury

F18 Sands, Miss Jessie; The Cottages, Marbury. Photos of family + friends

F19 Walley

F20 Steele & Hewitt of Bridgemere - Bible flyleaf, wills & certificates – 5 items (p’copy)

F21 Newton (& Sutcliffe, Whittingham & Fox) of Macclesfield

F22 Welch & Holliday of Crewe - Wills, certificates etc (photocopy)

F23 Dawes of Shawe Place

F24 Merrill of the County of Chester 1680-1970

F25 Hulse

F26 Darroch – Various information compiled by F.W.Darroch of Canada

F27 Twemlow

F28a White of Crewe & Shotton – Original documents stored in cupboard

F28b White of Crewe & Shotton – photocopy of above

F29 Chesters, Shenton & Grice

F30 Shenton, Joynson, Potts, Symms, Grice, Prince, Boulton, Barrow (xmas cards, photos, etc (non identified)

F31 Kirk (Isaac bn c1720 Haslington) by Bob Kirk

F32 Fly leaves from books: Jones 1871-80; Edward Williams 1839; Elizabeth Brown 1886;

Chamberlain & Vigrass 1819-1936; Sheldon 1845-1875; Lawton & Ford 1789-1841; Frances Carter;

Phillips of Butt Lane 1920; Venables & Bailey 1842-1929; Jas Simpson of Over 1914; Elizabeth

Waterhouse 1885; George Buckley 1852

F33 Various SCFHS members’ pedigree charts :- Sproston, Coppack, Prophett, Poole, Cockshott, Villers, Willett,

Garrard, Hulme, Byrom, Eachus, Huntbach, Burgess, Clewlow, Anderson, Clowes, Hinchcliffe, Hindle,

Dudley, Townley, Crewe, Frith, Minshall, Shuker, Major, Davies, Mills

F34 Heathfolk - The Story of a Cheshire Family (Heath) - John Beddow (photocopy)

F35 Jones, Thomas, Billington, Austin & Whitmore

F36 Eardley

F37 Allen & Turrill of Staffs, Cheshire & Oxford

F38 Bowyer of Congleton & Sandbach

F39 Barrett, Belhouse, Meurdrac, Merrett & Redmond - 16C. Toddington, Beds.

F40 Hutchins

F41 Delves-Broughton. Abstract of Title. Coppenhall 1914 (photocopy)

F42 Stretch

F43 Latham family tree – donated by Henry Latham

F44 Brusher Mills of the New Forest – newspaper article

F45 Church family – (from Hall’s A History of the Town & Parish of Nantwich) and Family of Church by

Constance Bullock

F46 List of KING’s recorded in Cheshire Parishes – Donated by Brian V Greenham

F47 Ancestry of Roy Furniss Scholes (Born 21st Mar 1921)

F48 Knowles Family of Alvaston Hall – Obituarys

F49 Butters of Hanley, Staffs – Donated by Rachel Cheswardine-Butters

F50 The Reminiscences of Richard Lindop, Farmer of Church Coppenhall (1778-1871) 2 copies

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F51 Craig Family of Milton House, Alsager

F52 Glenister Worldwide Gathering 2003 (Photo and details)

F53 Evelyn Bessie Keay nee Mittington (about her life)

F54 Galliard Family – donated Linda Grey

F55 Ruscoe of Shropshire – Articles and letters

1 One Step Forward Two Steps Back - Karen Clark

2 Tomlinson; a Family from Cheshire in Australia 1856-1994

3 Thatched with Gold. Memoirs of Mabel Countess of Airlie - Jennifer Ellis

4 Standish Family; Gentlemen of Courage – Forward…

5 Old Cheshire Families + Their Seats - Lionel M.Angus-Butterworth

6 Hardwares of Cheshire - Roberta Glasgow. The story of a letter

7 Norfolk Pedigrees Pt.4 1985 (Vol 17)

8 "Our Blue Jackets", Miss Weston's life & work among sailors (Winz 1881)

9d Souvenir Programme of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Coronation 1953 (P’copy)

10 Lancashire's old families - Lofthouse (1986)

11 Curzon The End of an Epoch - Leonard Mosley

14 Francis Bacon – A Map of Days

15 Ponsford-Raymond – box & album of photos

16 Brereton & Pritchard family bible – stored in cupboard

17 The History & Hulley families of the One House, Rainow – Ray Hulley

18 Hall, Billington, Shuker, Latham, Holmes, Rowley, Fiddler, Rowbotham & others

19a Gresty - Cheshire Yeomen - Richard Gresty (Vol 1)

19b Gresty – Cheshire Yeoman - Richard Gresty (Vol 2)

20 Birtwistle, Hall, Robinson & Bowyer families; A history of

21 Abbot of Combermere 1289-1529 (extracts – James Hall 1896)

22 Jennings J H & son; Coachbuilders (p’copy)

23 Bloor(e) – They came from the North (Stories of two Midland families) by David Bloor

24 Gater of Cheshire, Staffs, Shrops, Kent & Northants. + connections

25 Thynne pedigree (Longleat)

26 The Leybournes – A Family History Spanning Ten Centuries

27 The Maydew Family Tree, of Wincle, Sutton, Stockport & USA – Donated by Douglas Maydew

28 Born 1896 – Childhood in Clayton and working in Manchester & Cheshire – Mary Bentley

29 Ada Nield Chew – The Life and Writings of a Working Woman – Doris Nield Chew

29a The Aunts by Mora Dickson (Sloan, Paterson and Scott surnames of Glasgow)

29b The Way We Were by Les Cooper (Crewe war memories)

30 The O’Moran Septs & Coat of Arms (Photocopy – The Irish Genealogist 1970)

31 Descendants of Richard Merrill of Alsager, Yoeman - Merrill, Carruthers, Shields, Wallace, Christner, Frank,

Worthy, Jennings, Holland & Welsby (donated by Peggy Ann Gulland)

32 Families at War

33 The Diary of Peter Pownall – A Bramhall farmer 1765-1858 edited by Heather Coutie

34 Through the Links at Crewe – Top Link Footplate Memories by ‘Piccolo Pete’ Johnson

35 The Visitation of Huntington 1684

36 The Illustrated Pepys (from the diary) – Robert Latham

37 Berisfords – The Story of a Family Business (The Ribbon People)

38 When I was a Child (Life of a child worker in the Potteries 1830/1840) Charles Shaw

39 Nellie’s Story – A Life in Service (Northwich area) Elizabeth Ellen Osborne

40 Born Teachers – Sukey’s Line by Nancy Helen Mann

41 Maybury Family of Crewe by D.W.Sadler

42 The Stanleys of Alderley 1927-2001 by Thomas Lord Stanley of Alderley

43 The Life and Times of Edmund Wright (knight) 1573-1643 of Nantwich

44 The Diary of William Fisher of Barrow 1811-1859

45 Brother to the Ox – Autobiography of a Farm Lab – Fred Kitchen (bn 1891)

46 Where Beards Wag All – The Relevance of the Oral Tradition – George Ewart Evans

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GOVERNMENT RECORDS (GR)

F4 The Official List of the General Register Office – List of Registrars: 1985

F5 The Official List of the General Register Office – List of Registrars: 1989

F6 Betley Hearth Tax Returns 1660

F7 Nantwich Hearth Tax Returns 1666

F8 Sandbach – Land Tax Assessments 1783 & 1816 (photocopy)

F9 Tithe Apportionment for Sandbach c1849 plus map/plan (photocopy)

F10 Tithe Apportionment for Wheelock, Bradwall, Elton, Twemlow, Arclid, Hassall, Betchton, Sandbach

1839 – 1841 (photocopy)

F11 Tithe Apportionment for Stanthorne, Holmes Chapel, Byley, Somerford Radnor, Moreston cum Alcumlow,

Odd Rode 1840 (photocopy)

F12 Surveys for the Poor for Betley 1824? (with Balterley 1824 & 1838) photocopy

F13 Crewe & Nantwich Borough – Planning Handbook, Councillors 2000-2001

F14 Cheshire County Council – The County Handbook, 4th

ed, A-Z Guide 2001-2002

F15 Tithe Apportionment for Middlewich & Newton 1846 (photocopy)

1 blank

2a blank

2b Places to Marry in Cheshire – Millennium Edition

3 County Records

4 Local Government Review April 1994

5 Registration: proposals of change by the Government 1990 (HMSO)

6 Registration in Cheshire 1538-1987 - 150 yrs of Civil Registers

6a Civil Registration (Delivering Vital Change)

6b Access to Birth Records for Adopted Adults – Cheshire County Council

7 The Jubilee of County Councils 1889-1939 50 Years of Local Government

8 Birth & Death Certificates - England & Wales 1837-1969

9 Congleton Borough Local Plan - 1992

10 Our Cheshire Parishes – Parish Government through the Ages (CCC)

11 The Ancient Parishes, Townships & Chapelries of Cheshire

12 blank

13 Land and Window Tax Assessments - Gibson, Medlycott & Mills (2nd

ed)

14 The Hearth Tax - J Gibson

15 Poor Law Union Records:

15a) SE England / E Anglia 15b) Midlands / N England

15c) SW England / Marches / Wales 15d) Gazetteer - England / Wales

16 blank

17 Poor Relief in England & Wales 1601-1834

18 Northwich Hundred Poll Tax 1660 & Hearth Tax 1664

19 Norfolk & Norwich Hearth Tax Assessment – Lady Day 1666

20 Index to Kesteven (Lincs.) Quarter Sessions 1700-1847 – see next item

21 District Register Offices in England and Wales (EYFHS 2000)

22 22a) Cambridge Hearth Tax

22b) Kent Hearth Tax

22c) Norfolk Hearth Tax

23 The Potential of the Hearth Tax Returns

24 The Poor Law in Cheshire

25 Surveys for the Poor for Betley 1824 (with Balterley 1824 & 1838) SCFHS

26 The Cheshire Grand Jury 1625-1659 (A Social & Administrative Study)

27 The Public Records – An Introduction to the Use of the Public Records (1934)

28 Nantwich Tax Book used by the Overseers of the Poor – 1809 & 1810 - transcript

29 North West Regional Archive Council Strategy 2001-2004

30 Liverpool Town Books 1649-1671 – Edited by Michael Power

31 blank

32 Laughter in the House – Vehicles (Excise) Act, 1949 – RGA Chesterman

33 Nantwich – Report of the County Medical Officer on Housing Conditions in 1945

34 Poll Books c1696-1872 (A Directory to Holdings in Great Britain) Jeremy Gibson & Colin Rogers (3rd

ed)

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GUIDES (GU)

F1 Latter Day Saints - How to discover your ancestors – Holdings at Newcastle, Staff – Guide to Research

F2 Paupers Passport - How to trace your poorer ancestors - E.M. Simpson

F3 Liverpool Record Office – Information Leaflets

F4 P.R.O. Records Relating to Railways

F5 Sources for Ships & Ship Building / Lloyds Register information sheets

F6 Business Records in the County Record Office, Staffordshire - Handlist

F7 Staffordshire Family Collections – A handlist of Family Papers in Staffordshire County Record Office

F8 blank

F9 The British Library – Newspaper holdings for Cheshire

F10 The Family Records Centre – How to use ……

F11 General Register Office – Information Leaflets

Cheshire Record Office – Information Leaflets – See Local Studies Manual on Information shelf

DIRECTORIES

1a Genealogical Research Directory (National & International) 2002

1b The Genealogical Services Directory 2000

1c The Genealogical Services Directory 2001

1d The Genealogical Services Directory 2002

1e The Dictionary of Genealogy (5th

ed) – Terrick V.H. Fitzhugh

HOW TO

2a Beginning Your Family History - George Pelling (7th

edition)

2b Making a Pedigree – George Allen & Unwin

2c Tracing Your Family Tree - Jean A Cole & Michael Armstrong (1988)

2d Family Tree Detective – Rogers (1984)

2e Compiling Your Family History - Nancy Gray (Australian handbook)

2f How to Record your Family Tree - Patrick Palgrave-Moore (1984)

2g Who’s Famous in Your Family (Guide to Tracing your Ancestors) – Reader’s Digest

2h Family Historian's Enquire Within - FC Markwell & P Saul (5th

edition)

2i Oral evidence and the Family Historian - Lawrence Taylor (1984)

2j Making Contact with Relatives - Peter C Amsden

2k Family History the Basics and Beyond – BBC Guide

2L Tracing your Family Tree – Kathy Chater

LOCAL HISTORY

3a Local Family History in England (1538-1914) – C D Rogers & J H Smith

3b The Local Historians Encyclopedia - John Richardson

3c Local History in England - W.G.Hoskins (3rd

edition)

3d Primary Sources for Victorian Studies - R Storey & L Madden

3e From Family History to Community History – Vol 2 (1994) Studying Family & Community History

(19th

& 20th

Centuries)

3f Sources & Methods – Vol 4 - 1994 (19th

& 20th

Centuries)

3g Writing Local History – A Practical Guide – David Dymond (1982)

3h A Companion to Local History Research – John Campbell-Kease

3i Tracing the History of your House – Peter Bushell

3j Ways and Means in Local History – Alan Everitt

3k How to Research Local History – Pamela Brooks (2006)

3L Local History Research & Writing – David Tredale 1974

3m Ways & Means in Local History – Alan Everitt

LIBRARIES AND RECORD OFFICES

4a Record Offices - How to find them. (9th edition – 2002)

4b Government & Related Library Information Services in the UK

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4c Using Libraries (Workshops for Family Historians) – Stuart A. Raymond

4d Liverpool Record Office – Local Studies & FH Services (A Handlist of Cemetery & Burial Records) 1998

4e Lancashire Record Office - Finding Folk – Handlist of Genealogical Services (1995)

4f Cheshire Record Office - Guide (1990) + (1980)

4g The Manchester Public Libraries – Subject Catalogue

Part 1 – Pedegrees & Family Histories (1956)

Part 2 – Parish Registers, Wills (1957)

4h Manchester & Lancashire FHS – Library Catalogue (1991)

4i Borthwick Institute of Historical Research (York) - Genealogical Sources

4j Wiltshire - Guide to the Records in the Custody of the Clerk of the Peace for Wiltshire

4k Wiltshire - County Council, Parish, Poor Law & other Official Records in Wiltshire CRO

4l Public Record Office - Tracing your Ancesters in the PRO (4th

edition)

4m Public Record Office - Readers’ Guides:

4m Tudor Taxation Records

4m Using Manorial Records

4m Records of the Foreign Office & State Paper Office 1500-C.1960

4m RAF Records in the PRO

4m Records of the Royal Marines

4m Protestant, Non Conformity & Roman Catholicism

4m Top Secret – Intelligence Records

4m S.O.E. Operations in Scandinavia

4n John Ryland’s Library, Manchester - Guide to Special Collections + News from the Rylands’ (2 copies)

4o Society of Genealogists – Using the Library (1997)

4p Family & Local History Sources in Victoria, Australia (1985)

4q A Family Historian’s Guide to Warrington Library (5th

ed)

4r Warrington Places of Worship, their History, Schools & Registers (4th

ed)

4s Wigan History Shop – Guide to Resources

4t Family History for Beginners – Staffordshire & S.O.T Archive Service

LATIN AND HANDWRITING

5a Latin word list for Family Historians - Eliabeth Simpson

5b A Secretary Hand ABC Book – Alf Ison

5c Calligraphy Alphabets Made Easy - Margaret Shepherd

5d A Word-List for Reading of Latin Deeds and Charters

5e Examples of Handwriting 1550-1650 – Compiled by W. S. Buck

5f More Examples of English Handwriting

5g Facsimilies of Documents of use to Family Historians – F.C.Markwell & Pauline Saul (1987)

5h Extracts from Court Hand Restored (The Student’s Assistant in Reading Old Deeds, Charters, etc) 2nd

ed

5i Revised Medieval Latin Word List from British & Irish Sources

5j Elementary Latin Dictionary

5k Kennedy’s Revised Latin Primer

5L Latin – English Dictionary

SURNAMES

6a (Surnames) Is thy name Wart? - James P. Hughes

6b A Dictionary of British Surnames by P.H. Reaney (2nd

ed)

6c Surnames from Evening Sentinel series

6d Surnames from Evening Sentinel series

6e Surnames & Genealogy – A new approach – George Redmonds

6f Dictionary of First Names

COMPUTERS

7a Computers in Genealogy - Beginners Handbook (SOG)

7b Family History on the Net – Colin Waters (2007-8)

7c IGI on Computer – David Hawgood (1998)

7f The Genealogist’s Internet – Peter Christian

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MISC COUNTY

8a Lists of Londoners – J Gibson & H Creaton (3rd

edition - 1999)

8b Research in London - Part 1

8c Sources for the History of London 1939-45 (A Guide & Bibliography)

8d Londoner’s Occupations – A Genealogical Guide – Stuart A Raymond (1994)

8e Sources of Shropshire Genealogy – S. C.Clifford (1993)

8f Tracing Ancestors in North Staffordshire - H Eva Beech

WALES

9a Welsh Family History. A Guide to Research - John & Shelia Rowlands (2nd

edition – 1998)

9b Second Stages in Researching Welsh Ancestry – John & Shelia Rowlands (1999)

9c Guide to research in Gwent County Record Office

SCOTLAND

10a Scottish Roots – A Step by Step Guide for Ancester Hunters in Scotland & Overseas - Alwyn Jones

10b Sources for Scottish Genealogy in the S.O.G. Library

10c How to Record Scottish Graveyards – Betty Willsher

10d Sources for Scottish Genealogy & Family History – D J Steel

10e Exploring Scottish History – Michael Cox

10g Tracing your Scottish Ancestry – Kathleen B. Cory

10h Tracing your Scottish Ancestors – Scottish Record Office

IRELAND

11a The Ancestor Trail in Ireland - Donald F Begley

11b Sources for Irish Genealogy in the S.O.G. Library

11c Irish Family History on the Web

AN INTRODUCTION TO ……

12a Church Registers – William Gibbons (1994)

12b Poor Law Documents before 1834 (2nd

edition – 2000)

12c British Civil Registration – Tom Wood (2nd

edition – 2000)

12d Occupations – A Preliminary List – Joyce Culling (1994)

12e The British Army – Its History, Tradition and Records (1998)

12f Tracing your German Ancesters – Peter Towey (2nd

edition – 2002)

12g Reading Old Title Deeds – Julian Cornwall (1997)

12h Friendly Society Records – Roger Logan (2000)

12i Using Computers for Genealogy – David Hawgood (2002)

12j Short Cuts in Family History – Michael Gandy (1993)

12k Wills, Probate & Death Duty Records – Jane Cox

12L Using Newspapers & Peridicals – Colin R. Chapman

12m The Census Returns of England & Wales (1992) – Sue Lumas

BASIC APPROACH TO ……..

13a Making Contact with Relatives – Peter C. Amsden (1999)

13b Keeping your Family Records – Iain Swinnerton (1999)

13c Illuminating your Family History with Picture Postcards – Phillip J. Chapman (2000)

13d Using Burial & Death Records for Family Historians – Lilian Gibbons (1999)

BASIC FACTS ……..

14a Using the Family Records Centre – Audrey Collins (1997)

14b Research in London – Part 1 – Lilian Gibbons (2001)

14c English Nonconformity for Family Historians – Michael Gandy (1998)

14d Tracing your Catholic Ancestry in England – Michael Gandy (1998)

14e Family History Research in Glamorgan – Rosemary Davies (1998)

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14f Irish Family History Research – Bill Davies (1999)

14g Lunatics in England & Wales for Family Historians – Pamela Faithfull (2002)

14h Descendant Tracing – Tom Wood (2002)

14i Using Wills after 1858 and 1st Avenue House (1998)

14j Heraldry for Family Historians - Iain Swinnerton (1995)

14k FH Research in Lancashire – Rita Hirst (1997)

MY ANCESTOR ……

15a Was a Merchant Seaman – Christopher T & Michael J Watts (1986)

15b Was a Freemason – Pat Lewis (1999)

15c Moved in England & Wales (1994)

15d Were Manorial Tennants – Peter B Park (1994)

15e Was a Coalminer – David Tonks (2006)

EVE McLAUGHLIN GUIDES……

16a The Census 1841-1881 (1985)

16b Wills before 1858 (1985)

16c Annals of the Poor (1986)

16d Illigitimacy (1985)

16e Interviewing Elderly Relatives (1986)

16f Family History from Newspapers (1989)

16g Laying out a Pedigree (1990)

OTHERS

17 The Parish Chest – A Study of the Records of Parochial Administration in England - W E Tate (1983)

18 How to Read Local Archives 1550-1700

19 One-Place Genealogy – David Hawgood (2001)

20 Genealogical Resources within the Jewish Home and Family

21 Local Newspapers 1750-1920 – England & Wales, Channel Isles & Isle of Man

22 The Manchester Ship Canal – A Guide to Historical Sources (1985)

23 The Handy Book of Parish Law – Wiltshire FHS (1995)

23a The Poor Law in 19th

century England & Wales – Anne Digby

24 Causes of Death & Old Medical Terms (1,000 entries)

25 The Complete A-Z Guide to Early Occupations (1,700 entries)

26 Current Publications on Microfiche by Member Societies (5th

ed)

27 Dating old Photographs – Robert Pols

27a Understanding Old Photographs – Robert Pols

28 Marriage & Census Listings (8th

edition – 2000)

29 Specialist Indexes for Family Historians – J Gibson & E Hampson (2nd

edition - 2000)

30 How to use the Bernau Index - Hilary Sharp

31 Coroners' Records - J Gibson & C Rogers (2nd

edition – 1997)

32 Quarter Session Records for Family Historians - J Gibson (3rd edition)

33 Company & Business Records for Family Historians - Eric D.Probert

34 Maritime Sources in the S.O.G. Library (1997)

35 Tracing your Catholic Ancestry in England - Michael Gandy

36 Forming a One-Name Group - Derek A Palgrave

37 Dates & Calendars for the Genealogist - Clifford Webb

38 PRO Guide – Making use of the Census – Susan Lumas (1993)

39 Some Medieval Records for Family Historians – Peter Franklin (1994) 40 How to locate and use Manorial Records – Patrick Palgrave-Moore (1985)

41 Emigration Pack (United States & Canada) photocopy

42 How Much is that Worth – Lionel Munby (1989)

43 Local Records – Their Nature and Care (Society of Local Archivists)

44 The Protestation Returns 1641-42 - Jeremy Gibson

45 A Glossary for Local Population Studies – Lesley Bradley

46 Historical Demography in Schools – Derek Turner

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HERALDRY (HER)

F1 Heraldic documents from the Ashmole manuscripts (Cheshire)

F2 Visitation of Cheshire 1580 - 8 Barons of County of Chester (photocopy)

1 Lodge’s Peerage of the British Empire – 1842

2 Debrett’s Peerage and Title of Courtesy – 1891

3 Burkes/Debrett’s Peerage Baronetage Knightage Companionage

a) 1923 b) 1931 c)1949 d) 1956

4 Teach Yourself Heraldry & Genealogy – L G Pine

5 An Heraldic Alphabet – J P Brooke-Little

6 Civic Heraldry – C W Scott-Giles

7 Who was Who 1897-1916

8 Romance of Heraldry – C.Wilfrid Scott-Giles

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LAND AND HOUSE SALE & TENANCY (L&H)

Auction Sale Details – including Plan and Particulars – (A3 size stored flat in drawer)

1 The Oakleigh Park Estate, Oakleigh Park, Middlesex – 24th

May 1878

2 Freehold Property at Sproston Green (next to Fox and Hounds) – 3rd

July 1894

3 The Kinderton Estate (Property in Kinderton, Sproston and Bradwall) 26th

Sept 1856 + map

4 The Manor of Bradwall and The Bradwall Hall Estate – 2nd

Oct 1888 + map

5 Farm, Brick works and land at Coppenhall nr Crewe (Bradfield Road) – 15th

Mar 1905

6 Brick and Pipe Works at Coppenhall, nr Crewe – 20th

April 1904

7 Small Farm on Parkers Road, Church Coppenhall, nr Crewe – 18th

April 1899

8 Vine Tree Farm Estate, Crewe – 22nd

March 1886 + Coloured Plan (corresponds with sale of land in 1886)

9 “Bank Farm”, Smallwood – 11th

May 1882

10 Houses, Brickworks and Land in Sandbach Heath – 21st Apr 1904

11 Houses and Land in Elworth and Sandbach – 2nd

May 1912

12 “Elworth Villa” and Chapel Street, Sandbach and Land in Betchton – 6th

May 1880

13 Houses in High Street, Mill Street and Wood Street, Nantwich – 25th

April 1900

14 Land and Premises on Wags Lane, Congleton – 12th

July 1882

15 Oak Tree Estate, Wags Road, Congleton – 6th

May 1898

16 Farm at Coppenhall, nr Crewe (Bradfield Road/Mablins Lane)– 20th

Aug 1917

Auction Sale Details – (A4 size stored flat in drawer)

17 Plan/Particulars - Moss Lane Farm, Lostock Gralam, 11th

Nov 1904 (2 copies)

18 Particulars - “The Homestead” Lacey Green, Wilmslow & Cottage on Kinderton Road, Sproston –

1st May 1934 (2 copies)

19 Particulars - Houses in Sproston, Sproston Green and Wilmslow from the Estate of John Cross of Sproston,

2nd

Nov 1927 (2 copies)

20 Plan/Particulars - Freehold Fields at Mooresbarrow and Sproston – 6th

July 1911

21 Particulars - Rose Bank Farm, Cranage nr Holmes Chapel – 11th

Oct 1926

22 Particulars and contract of sale - Dawfields Farm, Kinderton – 17th

Oct 1949

23 Plan/Particulars - The Willaston Hall Estate (between Crewe and Nantwich) Nov 1964

24 Plan/Particulars - Minshull Vernon and Warmingham Estates, nr Crewe, Middlewich and Sandbach – 1928

25 Plan/Particulars – The Wimboldsley Estate, nr Minshull Vernon – 16th

May 1928

26 Particulars - Houses in Winterley and Wheelock Heath, nr Sandbach – 7th

May 1917

27 Particulars - Houses in Chapel Street, Sandbach – 1st Oct 1903

28 Plan/Particualrs - Farm, Buildings and Land at Bradwall. Hollinsgreen and Rudheath – 20th

Aug 1885

29 Plan/Particulars - The Mount, Sandbach and Betchton Cottage, Betchton Heath, Sandbach – 10th

Nov 1904

30 Plan/Particulars - Arclid Cottage Farm, Arclid and Houses, Brickworks on Bradwall Road, Sandbach –

16th

Mar 1905 (2 copies)

31 Plan/Particulars – Properties in Nantwich, Edleston, Sound, Baddiley, Faddiley, Ravensmoor and Burland –

29th

May 1918 (photocopy)

32 Particulars – High Foxley Farm, Audley, Staffs – 18th

July 1938

33 Plan/Particulars – Residential Estate called “Newton Fields”, Middlewich – 28th

Sept 1909

34 Particulars – “Ash Field House” Willaston and Dwellings in Willaston & Nantwich – 16th

Apr 1891

35 Plan/Particulars – “Mill Hill” Estate, Sandbach 3rd

Dec 1908. (Original and photocopy- fragile)

36 Plan/Particulars - “Bank Farm” Smallwood incl dwellings on Congleton Road, Sandbach – 27th

May 1909

(original & photocopy - fragile)

F3 Plan of Mingay Estate, Ruskin Road Area, Crewe (undated c1920’s)

F4 Particulars – Vine Tree Farm, Crewe – 18th

May 1914 (original plan missing from back of book)

Plan – Vine Tree Farm (corresponds with sale of farm in 1914)

Survey of Plots of Land in Smallman Road – (part of 1914 sale)

F6 Deed - Thomas Church and Thomas Mainwaring of Nantwich – 12th

April 1622 (photocopy)

F7 Middlewich - Mrs Elizabeth James Hughes – Statement of rents & interest (photocopy)

F8 An act for vesting part of the settled estate of Edward Powys and Catherine his wife – 18/19th

August 1735

F9 Deeds relating to early tenures of land in Minshull Vernon and adjacent townships in Cheshire (article)

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F10 Church Lawton Manor Records (article by Frank Renaud)

F11 Nantwich - Housing conditions report 12th April 1945 (photocopy) copy also filed in GR 33

F14 Plan of Building Land 1905-25 at Elworth in Bradwall (Marsh Green Road/Elworth Avenue/Elworth Lane)

F21 Conveyance of Land Crewe 1873 (missing?)

F21a Tithe land Alsager 1958; HM Land Registry re land Alsager 1975 incl Map

F22 Indentures, Mortgages, Conveyance, etc relating to 32 Rigg St. Crewe (c1842-c1955)

F23 The Delves Broughton Estate –

a) The Doddington Estates, township Haslington May 15th

1911 (Plan and Particulars)

b) Letter re 'Doddington Sales' Lot 102. 1915

c) Tenant List 20th

July 1914

F27 Draft re mortgage John Pierpoint of Macclesfiled - John Sidebotham of Congleton & James Braddock of

Macclesfield 18c

F28 Draft re mortgage Henry Wright, Frances Newton, John Holland & John Barrett of Mobberley to John

Sydebotham of Congleton - 1733

F29 Draft of lease from John Cheetham of Nether Knutsford (Maltster) to Edward Dawson – 1735

F30 Draft of property re Ellen Henshaw late of Macclesfield now of Marton (relict of Tho.Henshaw) John

Pickering of Macclesfield – 1738

F31 Draft mortgage re Walter Lionel Head & John Basil Head. Congleton - 1932

F32 Draft of lease re Davenport Plant of Butley & John Stafford of Macclesfield - 1739

F33 Indenture between Isabella Harryman of Macclesfield & John Stafford of Macclesfield - 1739

F34 Draft transfer of mortgage on property in Marple - Peter Davenport of Macclesfield & Godfrey Watkinson of

Brampton, Derbys - 1739

F35 Land tax in Sandbach 1798 (p’copy)

F36 Mortgage release - Richard Briscoe of Moreton (Cordwainer) to John Blundell of Congleton (Cordwainer)

20th April 1765

F37 Admission 1872 Liverpool - Frank Mills Youd to Mrs Jane Youd

F38 Mortgage William Shakespear Allardyce of Dorchester, Dorset / Sam Wood Fisher of Cheltenham –

29th

July 1873 (original)

F39 Indenture – 6th

April 1693 (lease for a year) Mathew Astley, William Hilton, Henry Hart, Henry Hampson –

Hindley, Lancs (transcript)

F41 Christian of Peterborough collection - Deeds of sale, etc

F42 Plan of Wistaston Hall Estate 1919 with plot numbers (photocopy)

F43 Abstract of Title – Minnie Harriet Rigby of Clive House nr Middlewich to property in Middlewich Road,

Clive in the County of Chester – 1937

Abstract of Title - Mr Arthur Radcliffe Fletcher of 29 High Street, Crewe (Builder) to messes or dwghses site

in Kingsway, Jesmond Crescent and Lunt Avenue, Crewe in the Coy of Chester. – 1929 (photocopy)

Abstract of Title – Mrs Caroline Marion Walthall to certain lands in the Parish of Monks Coppenhall in the

Borough of Crewe, in the County of Chester (transcript) Stewart Street and Gainsborough Road – 1913

F44 1737 draft mortgage re Tho.Venables, J.Day, Tho.Braddock & J.Brocklehurst

F45 Toxteth Park 1831 - Assignment Mathew Hirst to Charles Bird; Conveyances

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Courer-Bird to Mathew Hirst & others; Mathew Hirst to Richard Allison

F46 Toxteth Park - Conveyance Mathew Hirst to Charles Bird 1832;

Release 1838, Mathew Hirst to Thomas Price Jones

F47 Auctions: Agricultural Implements, etc. – John Crewe, Hill House, Sandbach

Household Appointments – Thomas Timmis, Mount House, The Hill, Sandbach

F48 Survey of the Walling Lands of Wich Malbank 1624

F49 Alderley Edge – Chorley Old Hall – House details

F50 Ancient Congleton Deed, dated 28th

Oct 1397 (Reprint)

F52 Deeds – 25th

March 1898 – Between Colonel Meredith & Trustees and The Crewe Corporation in connection

with Crewe Sewage Works (photocopy)

F53 Indenture – William Tyson Kilshaw & Abraham Luya & William Sharpe – Liverpool 1851 (org)

1 A survey of houses & lands in Nantwich 1792:

1a) Part 1 1b) Part 2 1c) Part 3 1d) Part 4 1e) Part 5

2 Survey of Sandbach 1831 by J Timmis:

2a) Part 1 2b) Part 2 2c) Part 3

3 Return of owners land 1873:

3a) Middlesex 3b) Surrey

4 The Law of Tithes + Tithe Rent Charge. 2nd ed. by EF Studd

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MAPS (MAP)

F1 Fife, Scotland in 1645

F2 Northampton & Rutland 1978 Ecclesiastical jurisdiction/dates of regs map

F3 List of O/S Tithe Maps held by SCFHS

F4 Books of reference to O/S plans:

F4a) Sandbach, 1877 F4b) Sandbach & Middlewich, 1875

F4c) Warmingham, 1876 F4d) Coppenhall, 1875

F4e) Barthomley, 1875

F5 An Introduction to Ordnance Survey Maps

F6 Road Map & Guides of Kingston & Ontario, Canada (1989)

F7 Pratts High Test Map of the Great North Road

F8 Street plan of Manchester & Salford (cost 3d, year unknown)

F10 Stoke-on-Trent Street Name Changes (List with old and new names)

F11 O/S Map of Midlands 1926

F12 Street plans of Crewe Town c1910/15 & c1874-1908 & c1940/50 (photocopy)

Burrows Map, C & N Borough Street Map, C & N Borough Street Map

F13 Street plan of Redditch

F14 Burrows Guide Map of Stoke-on-Trent

F15 Nantwich Map of The Poor Rate of 1794

F16 Nantwich Map taken out of Johnson’s Directory

F17 Map of Sandbach 1849

F18 Ancient Parishes Townships & Chapelries of Cheshire - FI Dunn C.R.O. 1987

F19 Gloucestershire Parish Maps

F20 Staffordshire Parish Maps

F21 Barthomley Tithe Plan 1838

F22 Letter - J Bell, Lithographer to J Johnstone, Surveyor re. Sandbach map [*]

F23 Middlewich & Newton – sketch of tithe map 1840

F24 Middlewich – Ward Boundaries - Nov 1975

F24a Street Maps – Alsager, Goostry, Holmes Chapel & Middlewich

Ordnance Survey Maps 1:10,000

F25 SJ 63 - NW Ightfields, Shropshire

F26 SJ 66 - SE Minshull Vernon, Church Minshull

F27 SJ 66 - NE Winsford, Bostock (3 copies)

F28 SJ 75 - SE Barthomley

F29 SJ 75 - NE Hassall, Alsager(part)

F30 SJ 75 - NW Haslington, Monks Coppenhall

F31 SJ 76 - NE Church Hulme, Twemlow

F32 SJ 76 - SE Brereton, Arclid, Sandbach (part) (2 copies)

F33 SJ 76 - NW Sproston, Cranage

F34 SJ 76 - SW Tetton

F35 SJ 77 - SE Goostrey, Peover Superior

F36 SJ 77 - SW Lach Dennis, Nether Peover, Allostock

F37 SJ 85 - NE Biddulph, Knypersley, Harriseahead (2 copies)

F38 SJ 85 - SW Talke, Kidsgrove (part) (2 copies)

F39 SJ 85 - NW Rode, Church Lawton (2 copies)

F40 SJ 86 - SE Congleton (2 copies)

F41 SJ 86 - NE Gawsworth, Eaton, North Rode

F42 SJ 86 - NW Swettenham, Marton

F43 SJ 86 - SW Newbold Astbury, Smallwood (2 copies)

F44 SJ 96 - NW Bosley (2 copies)

F45 SJ 96 - SW Rushton

1 Birmingham & West Midlands Street Atlas

1a Birmingham – West Midlands Street Atlas

2 London A-Z

2a Liverpool A-Z street atlas 1990 (5th

ed)

2b Liverpool, Birkenhead & Wallasey A-Z street map (6” to 1 mile)

2c Sheffield Central – Street plan 1984 (4” to 1 mile)

2d Sheffield & Rotherham Street Atlas

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3 Newne's Motorists' Map & Gazetteer of Scotland

3a Road Atlas (3 inch to 1 mile) c1950 (complete with main town plans)

4 Geographia - Greater London Atlas

5 Geographia – Road Map of England and Wales

6 Ward Lock London Guide

7 Tithe Maps at the Cheshire Record Office

8 Lancashire: A History of the County Palatine in Early Maps

9 Kelly's Post Office Directory London Street plan 1970

10 Mossley (Manchester) O/S map 1907

11 Bartholomew’s (Half inch to mile) – North Wales

12 AA Touring Map (3 inches to mile)

12/4 ) South Wales

12/11) North Wales

13 Ordnance Survey - New Popular Edition – published 1940s (1 inch to mile)

13/107) Snowdon

13/116) Dolgelley

13/126) Norwich

13/129) Ludlow

13/142) Hereford

14 Ordnance Survey - 7th

Series – published 1950s-60s (1 inch to mile):

14/73) New Galloway

14/83) Penrith

14/89) Lancaster & Kendal

14/94) Preston

14/95) Blackburn & Burnley

14/98) Market Weighton

14/106 Anglesey

14/108 Denbigh

14/111) Buxton & Matlock

14/115) Pwllheli

14/127) Aberystwyth

14/129) Ludlow

14/131) Birmingham

14/140) Llandovery

14/141) Brecon

14/142) Hereford

14/143) Gloucester & Malvern

14/152) Carmarthen & Tenby

14/153) Swansea

14/169) Aldershot

14/170) London SW

14/171) London SE

14/181) Chichester

14/182) Brighton & Worthing

15 Ordnance Survey - One-Inch Series – published 1960s-70s:

15/101) Manchester

15/152) Carmarthen & Tenby

16 The Historian’s Guide to Ordnance Survey Maps

17 Maps for the Local Historian

18 Kent, Surrey & Sussex – Penguin Guide 1939

19 Derbyshire & The Peak District – Penguin Guide 1949

20 Old Map of Cheshire 1610 – antiquated parchment replica

20a Old Map of Lincolnshire 1610 - antiquated parchment replica

21 Motoring and Touring Map – Section C (North West)

22 Motoring and Hiking Map – Section E (Midlands)

23 Bartholomew’s Half Inch contoured maps c.1930s:

23/7 Yorkshire Coast

23/12 Cheshire

25

24 Reprints of 1st Edition - Ordnance Survey of England & Wales – 1824 – (David & Charles)

24/23 Hull

24/26 Northwich & Warrington

24/27 Buxton & Stockport

24/28 Chesterfield & Sheffield

24/29 Lincoln

24/30 Louth & Patrington

24/33 Market Drayton

24/34 Stafford

24/67 Cardiff & Newport

25 Ordnance Survey – 1:50 000

25/118 The Potteries

25/125 Bala & Lake Vyrnwy

25/137 Ludlow and Wenlock Edge

25/157 St David’s & Haverfordwest area

26 Map of English Heritage Properties 1992

27 Bartholomew’s Half Inch contoured maps c.1960/1970

27/15 Herts and Bucks

27/23 North Shropshire

27/45 Mid Scotland

27/50 Arisaig and Lochaber

28 Geographers’ GB Series – South-East and Central England (5m.to inch)

29 Guernsey including Alderney, Herm & Sark (Perry’s Guide Maps)

30 Old Ordnance Survey Maps (Alan Godfrey)

30/17.4 Newcastle under Lyne 1898

30/25.6 Chesterfield 1914

30/64 Stepney & Limehouse (London) 1914

30/70.7 Lincoln 1905

30/80 Hull & North Lincolnshire 1895

30/103 Lindsey (Louth & District) 1897

30/106.14 Central Liverpool 1906

30/122 Whitchurch, Nantwich & English Maelor 1905

30/130 NW Norfolk 1897-1906

31 Street Atlas:

31a) Cheshire

31b) Surrey

31c) West Sussex

32 Drivers Atlas of the British Isles (1994) – Reader’s Digest

32a County maps of Old England 1830/42 (Reprint)

33 Bartholomew’s Touring Atlas of the British Isles – C.1923

34 London Pictorial Map

35 Ordnance Survey Town Map – Nottingham (1919)

36 Ordnance Survey Quarter Inch

36/7 Firth of Forth

37 Isle of Man (War Revision 1940)

38 The Graded Road Maps – The Lake District

39 Aylesbury, Wendover & Triny – Street Plan

40 Blackpool A-Z Street Atlas

41 Leicester A-Z Street Atlas

42 Preston A-Z Street Atlas

43 Stoke-on-Trent ‘A1’ Street Atlas

44 Stoke-on-Trent & Newcastle under Lyne – Street Map with Index

45 Staffordshire – Town Centre Street Map with Index

46 Bangor, Holyhed, Flint, Ruthin & Mold – Stret Plan

46a Rhondda Valleys – Street Atlas

47 Coventry – Street Plan

48 Isle of Man

26

49 Kettering – Official Street Plan

50 Leicester – Street Plan

51 March – Street Plan

52` Shrewsbury – Street Plan with Index

53 Stoke-on-Trent – Street Plan (Burslem, Hanley, Longton, Fenton, Tunstall, Kidsgrove) + Street Index

53a Street Plan – Hanley & Stoke + Street Index

54 Guide to the Tithe Maps in the Cheshire Record Office (2nd

ed)

55 Printed Maps in the Cheshire Record Office (2nd

ed)

56 Ordnance Survey Maps 1:25,000 (2 ½” to one mile)

56a SJ 45/55 Tattenhall

56b SJ 86 Congleton

56c 33/20 Welshpool

57 Ireland – Shell Touring Map (1 inch – 6 miles)

58 Ireland – Esso Road Map (1 inch – 8 miles)

Kinderton tithe map and apportionment

South Cheshire – Bryant’s Map of Cheshire 1828-1832

Carnarvonshire & Anglesey 1578 (reprint)

27

MILITARY, WAR MEMORIALS, etc (MIL)

F3 War Memorial, Alsager

F4 Cheshire Regiment Journals (1977, 1979, 1982) Presentation of Colours programme 1989

F5 Roll of Honour London Irish Rifles 1899-1945

F6 Naval Ancestors - Family History in the Services Records Part 1 – Talk given in 1970 (2 copies)

F7 First World War Soldiers Graves in Cheshire (photocopy)

F8 Roll of Honour of Nantwich and district 1914-18 (2 photocopies) from Johnsons Almanack of 1916

F9 Roll of Honour of Middlewich 1914-18

F10 War Memorial Inscriptions in Willaston, Middlewich, Congleton, Crewe, includes South Africa volunteers

F11 War Memorials in Crewe Railway Works (3 copies)

F12 War Memorial Barnfields, Burslem, 1914-18 & Whiston, Stoke-on-Trent

F13 War Graves of the British Empire. The Roye Group of Cemeteries France

F14 Burma Star Association AGM 1968

F15 Holyhead and the Great War (Being a record of Holyheads War Activities inc a Roll of Service and a Roll of

Honour (photocopy) (R.E. Roberts August 1920)

F15a Railwaymen killed 1914-18 War (Bangor Cathedral Memorial Service May 17th

1919) Photocopy

F16 Cheshire Regiment - Roll of Honour 1914-18 (p’copy)

F17 Roll of Honour Co-op Society, Crewe 1914-18

F18 Shavington War Memorial 1914-18 (photo)

F19 Photo – War graves of LA Chandler & JH Lamb (RAF) 1944

F20 HMT Rolls Royce – Champion Minesweeper WW 2 (p’copy)

F21 Soldier magazine (1996)

F22 Battle (9 issues)

F23 National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas, Staffs.

F25 Hand written photocopy of Harry Dudley’s “An Achievement” (published by SCFHS – see MIL 22)

F26 Print out of Grave Location in Cheshire for holders of Victoria Cross

F27 Pte. A E Walker D.C.M. (1915) (photocopy of article)

F28 WWI letters written by A. Humphrey Moffatt to Whitchurch Congregational Church (2) (photocopy)

1 The Victoria Cross Roll of Honour - James W Bancroft

1a Spearpoint 80 – A sketch book by Ken Howard

2 In Search of Army Ancestry - G Hamilton-Edwards

3 The Location of British Army Records (2nd

ed) - Norman Holding

4 World War 1 Army Ancestry - Norman Holding

4a Army Service Records of the 1st World War (3

rd ed) William Spencer

5 The Location of British Army Records 1914-1918 (4th ed) - N.Holding

6 More Sources of World War 1 Army Ancestry (3rd ed) - N.Holding

7 Where are the lads of the village tonight? - Minshull Vernon First World War victims

8 Militia Lists & Musters 1757-1876 – J Gibson & M Medlycott (FFHS)

8a Records of the Militia from 1757 – PRO Guide No 3 – Gareth Thomas

9 Army Records for Family Historians by Simon Fowler (PRO Guide No 2) 1992

10 The Conservation of War Memorials (Guidance notes)

11 Despatches From the Heart (Letters from the Front) - Annette Tapert

12 The Air Force List 1986

13 The Army List 1981 Pt 1

14 The Army List 1984

15 Navy List. 1986

16 The Vernon Papers. Navy Records

17 British Legion Cheshire. Official Handbook:

17a) 1968 17b) 1974

19 Dear Mrs Jones – Great War Dead of Crewe & Nantwich – Mark Potts/ J Bratherton

19a Dear Mrs Jones – The Next Generation (inc supplement to first book) – Mark Potts/Tony Marks

19b Crewe & Nantwich at War … A Visual Memory Vol 1 – Mark Potts/Tony Marks

19c Crewe & Nantwich at War …. A Visual Memory Vol 2 – Mark Potts/ Tony Marks

20 The Eighth 6 Months of the War – Diary of the War - March to August 1943

21 The Iron Duke – A Military Biography of Wellington

22 “An Achievement” – A History of the Forces Canteen, Crewe. 1939-46 (SCFHS)

23 Eardley VC MM KSLI (George Harold)

24 The Stafford Knot (3 Journals) 1980, 1981, 1982

25 The Fusilier – Journal of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers (1968)

26 The Forgotten Dead (American Servicemen killed off the coast of Devon 1944) – Ken Small

27 “Of Those Who Lie in Foreign Fields” In Remembrance of the Men of Colton

28

27a 34 Men – A Study of the Men of Moulton Village who died WW I by Geoff Crompton

28 William Smith of Red Lion Cottage, Weston – 18th

Batl. Welsh Regt. WW1 (Various documents) *

29 British Army Uniforms & Insignia of World War II by Brian L. Davies

30 Your Family’s War History – published by BBC

31 History in the Air – A Guide to Military Aviation Research

32 Air Force Records for Family Historians – PRO Guide – William Spencer

33 Was Your Cheshire Ancestor in the Armed Forces?

34 Belgium and the Battlefields (Tourist Handbook)

35 Port in a Storm (The Air Attacks on Liverpool & its Shipping in the 2nd

WW) John Hughes

36 We Will Remember Them – AIF Epitaphs of WW1 (Australian Epitaphs of WWI) John Laffin

37 Ships of the Royal Navy Statement of Losses during the Second World War

(3rd

Sept 1939 to 2nd

Sept 1945)

38 British Merchant Vessels Lost or Damaged by Enemy Action during WWII

(3rd

Sept 1939 to 2nd

Sept 1945)

39 A Companion to the British Army 1660-1983 – David Ascoli

40 Allenby of Armageddon – Raymond Savage (A Record of the career and campaigns of Field-Marshal

Viscount Allenby)

41 Jane’s Fighting Ships 1941 – Sampson Low

42 The Cheshire Regiment and its Miniature Colour at Mons – F.Simpson

43 Not Forgotten (accompanies the major Channel 4 series on WWI) Neil Oliver

44 The War of the Guns – Aubrey Wade (Western Front, 1917 & 1918)

45 War Wives – A Second World War Anthology – Colin & Eileen Townsend)

46 Faslane – Diary of a Peace Camp by members of the Faslane Peace Camp

47 Before the Bells have Faded (FHS Formidable) Mark Potts & Tony Marks

48 The Dark Valley (A panorama of the 1930’s) Piers Brendon

* filed in Cabinet

War illustrated Vols 1-9 (A pictorial history of WW I)

The History of World War II (25 volumes)

29

MISCELLANEOUS (MIS)

F1 Assorted Local Entertainment Programmes

F2 Sandbach Charities – Charity Estate Scheme 1887, Wheelock 1900-01,

Almshouse Pension 1906 x3, 1940 x2 & 1968 poster, Armitstead & others 1847

F4 The Women of the North Luncheon – 1981,1982,1983,1984,1986 – The Majestic Hotel, Harrogate

F5 Hospital Annual Reports:

a) Crewe Memorial Hospital 1895-1905 (p’copies)

b) Manchester Royal Infirmary 1944

c) North Staffs Royal Infirmary 1944

F6 Crewe & Nantwich Senior Citizens Discussion Group - various papers

F9 Watermills

F10 Harlech Castle Music Festival 1927 - Broadsheet

F11 Ballads of the Coalfields (photocopy)

3 A Family History in Verse - Peter T Johnson

11 A Small Book of Grave Humour

15 Crewe & Nantwich Sunday Football League Handbook 1994-95

16 “As we Say in our House” – A Book of Family Sayings

17 Suck, don’t Blow! (The gripping story of the Vacuum Cleaner & other Labour Saving Machines)

29* Publican’s Ledger – Account of dispute 1943-46 (Pub unknown)

30* Ledger of Builder 1938-1966 (Builder not known)

31 Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society for the following years –

1904 to 1913 – 1918 to 1949 – 1952/3, 1954, 1956, 1985, 1995

32 The Record Society of Lancashire & Cheshire

a) 1878 – Vol 1 – Commonwealth Church Survey

b) 1879 – Vol 2 – Wills at Chester 1545 to 1620

c) 1882 – Vol 6 – Funeral Certificates 1600 to 1678

d) 1883 – Vol 8 – Lancs & Cheshire Records Part 2

e) 1885 – Vol 11 – Exchequer Depositions 1558 to 1702

f) 1886 – Vol 14 – Annales Cestrienses

g) 1895 – Vol 30 – Lancashire & Cheshire Wills

h) 1895 – Vol 31 – Lancs & Cheshire Miscellanies Vol II

i) 1896 – Vol 33 – Lancs & Cheshire Miscellanies Vol III

j) 1898 – Vol 37 – Wills at Chester 1761 to 1780 (A to M)

k) 1969 – Vol 111 – Chester Customs Accounts 1301 to 1565

l) 1972 – Vol 113 – Wills Proved at Chester 1826 to 1830

m) 1978 – Vol 118 – Wills Proved at Chester 1831 to 1833

n) 1979 – Vol 119 – Northwich Hundred Poll Tax 1660/Northwich Hearth Tax 1664

o) 1980 – Vol 120 – Wills Proved at Chester 1834 to 1837

33 Historical Society of Lancashire and Cheshire

Vols – 101, 104-109, 111-129, 132, 134-138, 141, 142

F2 List of police officers - Northwich Division 5 (1860)

F3 Inhabitants of Edmund Wrights Almhouses, Nantwich 1699-1758 (incl Accounts 1809 & 1810)

List of persons – Mrs Martha Chorltons Charity 1707-1758, Nantwich

F4 William Hodgkins’ Charity – List of Apprentices and Masters (Nantwich) 1710-1807

F5 Deaths found in Methodist Magazine 1848

F7 List of Dead – Halmerend Pit Disaster 1918 (Memorial Service 1919) 2 copies

F8 Crewe & District Choral Soc – members/photos/minutes 1947-91(various dates)

F9a List of Beersellers within the Hundred of Northwich 1869

F9b Nantwich Licensing List

F9c A list of Public Houses + their Landlords/ladies in Crewe 1885

F9d Cheshire Licensed Premises 1906 (Middlewich Petty Sessions)

F10 Middlewich & Dist. Agricultural Society members 1932

30

F11 Nantwich & Crewe District M.U.F.S. - Provincial Grand Masters 1847-1992 F12 Various lists re. Cheshire (Lancs & Cheshire Record Society)

F13 Cheshire Strays from FFHS Strays Collection 1-4

F14 Cheshire Strays - misc

1a The Founders of Australia - Mollie Gillen

1b The Second Fleet 1790 - Flynn (1993)

1c Liverpool lists of Emigrants to America 1697-1706 - John Elton

1d The British Settlers who emigrated to the Cape of Good Hope in 1820

1e Is Yours an S.S.Great Britain Family? - Adrian Ball (Names & personal details of 14,000 passengers)

2 Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants into England & Wales - Anglo Scottish FHS

2a - Vol 1 2b - Vol 2 2c - Vol 4

6a Alesellers Recognisances of the Hundred of Nantwich 1777-79 (Cheshire Sheaf)

6b The Licensees of the Public Houses of Vale Royal

6c The Inns and Innkeepers of Nantwich

10 Cheshire Ciminal Register Index (PRO)

15 Macclesfield Union Workhouse & West Park Hospital Death Registers 1848-1949

(see also TH-C 88)

16 Lancashire Strays compiled by Ken Tranmer

31

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – GENERAL (MI-G)

1 A complete descriptive guide to British Monumental Brasses - R Le Savage

1a The Monumental Brasses of Cheshire (1996)

2 Notes on the recording of MIs – J L Rayment (3rd edition)

2a Rayment’s notes on Recording MI’s (4th

edition)

3 London: Greater London Cemeteries & Crematoria (3rd edition)

4 Norfolk: Rosary Cemetery - MIs/Burials (Vol 18)

5 Scilly Isles: The Scillonian (1994) - includes MIs of St Agnes graveyard

6 Montgomeryshire: Churchs & Chapels in Parish of Carno

Co. Durham:

F5 St Michael’s Church, Bishop Middleham; Quarrington;

The Old Cemetery, Sedgefield; Thornley Cemetery & War Memorial

Lancashire: 7a Lancashire graveyards & burial grounds - WJ Taylor 1987

7b Whalley – St Mary & All Saints - Vol 1

7c Whalley – St Mary & All Saints - Vol 2

7d Stories in stone. Gravestones in Rossendale - John B.Taylor

Shropshire:

F3 Grinshill (1722-1980) Clive (1697-1981)

Wem - The Cemetery, Aston St (1829-1905) United Reform Church (1807-1943)

Market Drayton Baptist Chapel (1839-1895) Congregational Chapel (1795-1872)

Index of MIs of Shropshire & details of Shropshire RO

Staffordshire:

8 Audley – St James

9 Newcastle-under-Lyme – St Giles

F4 Rushton Spencer – St Laurence

10 Talke o’th Hill – St Martin

Westmorland:

F1 Crosthwaite Churchyard. A short walk around + some MIs

Scotland:

F2 Whitefarland, Isle of Arran

32

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – CHESHIRE (MI-C)

F1 Astbury – St Mary

F2 Bollington – St John

F3 Bromborough - St Barnabas

F3a Bunbury Church Monuments (1918) also available in microfiche

F4 Church Minshull – St Bartholomew (Details of closed Burial Ground)

F5 Crewe – St Paul & Christ Church – plaques & leaded window inscriptions

F5a Crewe – Christ Church (Statement of Particulars of Tombstones & Memorials – 1954) with sketches

F5b Crewe Green – Grave Plan

F6 Hoylake - Trinity Road (part 1)

F7 Hoylake – Trinity Road (part 2)

F8 Hurdsfield, Macclesfield - Holy Trinity

F9 Macclesfield - St Michael (Inscriptions + plan + index)

F10 Macclesfield - Christ Church (Inscriptions + plan + index)

F11 Macclesfield Registration District. - List of MIs

F12 Malpas – Reference to the graves in Malpas Churchyard taken in 1884 by Wm E Brown, Surveyor, Chester

(no plan) – 25 pages

F12a Middlewich – St Michaels & All Angels (Schedules of Inscriptions dated 22 Jan 1930)

F12b Middlewich – St Michaels & All Angles (Schedules of Graves dated Jan 1964)

F13 Nantwich - News cutting 1983 Removal of Human Remains, Whitehouse Lane Cem

F14 Nantwich - St Mary Inventory of Gravestones 1962 & Outside MIs List 1934

F15 Sutton, Nr. Macclesfield – St James

F16 Toft, Knutsford

F16a Weston Cemetary (Grave Plan 1991)

F16b Wheelock – Christ Church (Grave Plan 1932)

F17 Wheelock Heath Baptist Church – Graveyard plan & record from 1936

F17a Wistaston – St Mary (Grave Plan)

F18 Wybunbury – various MIs in Cheshire Sheaf May 1937

F19 Wybunbury, St Chad - New Churchyard draft copy 1996

F20 Photostat copy of a Collection of Funeral Ribbons – Stockport & New Mills

1 Acton – St Mary (SCFHS)

1a Alsager - Christ Church

2 Barthomley – St Bertoline 1626-1970

3 Bosley, nr Macclesfield - St Mary

4 Bunbury - St Boniface – MI’s

5 Byley, nr Nantwich – St John the Evangelist (SCFHS)

6 Capenhurst - Holy Trinity

7 Church Lawton – All Saints – plus grave listings

8 Congleton – St Peter

9 Crewe - Christ Church MI Index - plus Crewe Cenotaph (SCFHS)

9a Crewe – Christ Church (SCFHS)

10 Crewe Green – St Michael & All Angles (SCFHS)

11 Eaton, Nr Congleton - Christ Church & Quaker Burial Ground

12 Elworth – St Peter (SCFHS)

13 Ettiley Heath, nr Sandbach – Methodist Chapel (SCFHS)

14 Haslington - Prim Meth Chapel, Bradely Rd – Congregational Ch, The Dingle – St Michaels, Crewe Green

15 Henbury, Nr Macclesfield – St Thomas

16 Lower Peover - St Oswald

17 Macclesfield - Roe Street Congregational Chapel

18 Macclesfield - several small graveyards

19 Marton - St James & St Paul

20 Middlewich – St Michaels (SCFHS)

21 Minshull Vernon - St Peter (SCFHS)

22 Nantwich Barony – All Saints Cemetary (SCFHS)

22a Nantwich - St Mary - Index to MIs & Nantwich Cenotaph

22b Nantwich – St Mary (SCFHS)

23 Over - St Chad

24 Rainow - Hough Hole House

25 Siddington - All Saints

26 Tilstone Fearnall – St Jude’s

26a Upton - St Mary – index only

33

27 Warmingham – St Leonard (SCFHS)

28 Weston Cemetary, nr Crewe (SCFHS)

29 Wettenhall – St David (SCFHS)

30 Wildboarclough – St Saviour

31 Wheelock – Christ Church (SCFHS)

32 Wheelock Heath – Baptist Church (SCFHS)

33 Wistaston – St Mary (SCFHS)

34 Wybunbury – St Chad (New Churchyard burials after 1908) (SCFHS)

35 Worleston, nr Nantwich – St Oswalds (SCFHS)

36 Nantwich & District - Funeral details & accounts 1964–1970

34

NEWSPAPERS (NEWS)

F1 Crewe Chronicle – misc articles concerning Crewe

F2 Crewe & Nantwich Chronicle – Centenary Supplement 1974

F3 Crewe Chronicle – Memory Lane cuttings

1 Newcastle-u-Lyme Free Press No.1 1882 (photocopy)

2 Stubbs Weekly Gazette - re. bankruptcy (3 issues) 1896-1906

3a London Gazette Index 1830-83

3b London Gazette (9 issues) Nov 26 1839, Sept 18 1888, Aug 12 1898, June 7 1904, May 23 1905,

July 1 1930, Feb 19 1932, May 7 1937, Apr 9 1943

4 South Cheshire Guardian Weddings & Obituaries page (p’copy) 1 April 1949

5-10 Scrapbooks – cuttings - society weddings, obituaries, etc. (dates approx):

5) 1867-1892

6) 1899-1902

7) 1905-1916

8) 1916-1929

9) 1929-1940

10) 1940-1958

11 The Way We Were – Evening Sentinel (36 issues – some duplicates)

12 ‘A Moment White’, extracts from Glasgow Herald 1790-1984

13 The Bugle – re. old Staffordshire – editions 2-4, 6-21, 23 & 25

14 Wembley Extra – Port Vale 1993

15 Index to the Staffordshire Advertiser 1910-19 (Audley & surrounding villages)

16 The Illustrated London News – various loose sheets for the years 1869-1882

plus odd copies of local papers

Bound copies of Crewe Chronicle:

Jan – Dec 1943 1962 1980 1981

Jan – Jun 1972 1978 1979 1981 1982 1984

Jul – Dec 1977 1978 1979 1984 1985 1988

Bound copies of Nantwich Chronicle:

Jan – Jun 1988

Jul – Dec 1985

Bound copies of Sandbach Chronicle:

Jan – Jun 1982

35

OCCUPATIONS (OCC)

F1 Salaries of sewage farm managers 1889

F2 A Cheshire cobbler’s account book

F3 Apprentice Indenture 1867-Ed Jenkins to Holmes, CoachMakers, Derby (p’copy)

F4 The Diary of a Farmers Wife - Anne Hughes

F5 The Contractors’ Chronicle (part) 1887

1 Was your Grandfather a Railwayman? (2nd

edition)

1a Was your Grandfather a Railwayman? (4th

edition)

2 Mill Life at Styal

3 The Village Labourer 1760-1832 - Hammond (1911 reprint)

4 Traditional British Crafts

5 Glossary of Household, Farm & Trade Terms from Probate Inventories (Milward)

6 The Weaver Watermen – TS Lightfoot

7 Lead Mining in Wales - WJ Lewis

8 Memories of the Moorland Farmer – ed. S Gaukroger & J Holliday

9 An introduction to Victuallers Licences – J Gibbons + J Hunter

10 Distinguishing Men’s Trades : Occupational Sources & debates for pre-census England

11 blank

12 To the Best of our skills & Knowledge (A short history of The Cheshire Constabulary 1857-1957)

13 Brush Makers – List of Legal Journeymen 1870

14 Shoemaking – June Swann (Shire album)

15 Dairying Bygones – Arthur Ingram (Shire album)

16 Ironmaking – W K V Gale (Shire album)

17 Rural Industries of England & Wales – Vol 4 Wales – Anna M Jones

36

PARISH REGISTERS – GENERAL (PR-G)

F1 Hayes Computerised Marriage Index - Wales

F2 Bedfordshire - Parish Register of Toddington 1540-59 (photocopy)

F3 Derbyshire Parish Records - Where to find them

1a Phillimore Atlas + Index of Parish Registers (1984)

1b Phillimore Atlas + Index of Parish Registers (3rd

Edition)

2 Parish Registers in the Birmingham Reference Library

3 Nottinghamshire Marriage Licences Vol 2 1701-53 1755-1853

4 Norfolk - The Registers, Monuments & records of St.Margaret's, Old Catton

5 Norfolk - Parish Registers of Diss 1551-1837 (Vol 19)

6a Guide to the Parish Records of Clwyd 1983/84

6b Guide to the Parish Records of Clwyd 1983/84 - Leaflet supplement

7 Parish Register copies in the Library of The Society of Genealogists. 1991

8 London - Registers of the Venetian Chapel Bp 1744-96 Mar 1744-54, 1772-88

9 London – Registers -Neapolitan Chapel 1764-1855 & Imperial Chapel 1764-1820

10 Yorks. Archaeo. Soc. Archbishop’s Visitation Returns of York Diocese 1743

10a) Vol 1 10b) Vol 2

11 blank

12 Bishop's Transcripts & Marriage Licences (5th ed) - J Gibson

13 Catholicism in Bath Vol 2 (Registers) 1783-1823 (indexed)

14 National Index of Parish Reg – Glos, Herefords, Oxon, Salop, Warks & Worcs

15 Worcestershire – Dudley – St Edmund Parish Register 1540-1646

16 Historical Notes on English Catholic Missions

17 Catholic Missions & Registers (1700-1880) Vol 1 – London & The Home Counties

18 Catholic Missions & Registers (1700-1880) Vol 3 – Wales & The West of England

19 Catholic Missions & Registers (1700-1880) Vol 6 – Scotland

20 Lincolnshire Marriage Index Series

20a) Vol 7 20b) Vol 8

21 Population Studies from Parish Registers (A selection of readings from local population studies)

37

PARISH REGISTERS – CHESHIRE (PR-C)

F1 Acton - Mar & Bur 1720-1741

F2 Alsager - Baptisms (1813-1824)

F3 blank

F4 Bidston (1581-1700)

F5 Birkenhead - St Mary (1719-1812)

F5a Chester – St Bridget – Baptisms 1818-1832 (Index only)

Chester – St Mary’s within the Walls Baptisms 1820-1824 – Burials 1837-1842 (Index only)

F6 Church Lawton Bur 1559-1974

F6a Farndon – Baptisms 1785-1838 (Index only)

F7 Heswall (1559-1729)

F8 Marbury - Banns 1912-1974 (photocopy)

F9 Nantwich & Audlem - extracts Bur 1771-1819

F9a Prestbury Marriages (1637-1789) No Index (photocopy)

F10 Sutton, Bourne Chapel, Byron St Prim Meth 1906-1966 Mar Ind (Macclesfield)

F10a Tattenhall – Baptisms 1812-1835 (Surname index only) Marriage Licences 1806-1900

F11 Upton in Overchurch (1600-1812)

F12 Wybunbury - Burial Book (photocopy) 1807-1875

F13 Wybunbury - Burial Register (photocopy) 1847-1857

1 Cheshire Parish Registers (A Summary Guide) – B Langston – (1990)

1a Cheshire Parish Registers (A Summary Guide) - B Langston – (1998)

1b Cheshire Parish Registers (A Summary Guide) – B Langston – (2002)

2 List of Indexed Parish Records for Cheshire (photocopy)

3 National Index to Parish Registers – Vol 10 Part 1 - Cheshire

4 Index to Cheshire PRs, Transcripts & Gravestone Inscriptions - N Lambert (1986)

5 Alsager - Christ Church Bp & Bur 1789-1850 Surname & age only

6 Appleton – Baptist Chapel, Hill Cliffe (Children dedicated to God 1793-1837)

7 Appleton – Baptist Chapel, Hill Cliffe (Burials 1802 – 1839)

8 Baddiley - Surname list 1621-1812 mar -1836

9 Barrow, nr. Chester - St Bartholomew - Mar Index 1590-1880

10 Barthomley - St Bertoline - Marriages 1562-1839

11 Barthomley – St Bertoline - Vol 1 - Bap, Marr & Burials (1562-1788)

12 Barthomley – St Bertoline - Vol 2 - Bap 1789-1908, Marr 1789-1910, Burials 1789-1908

13 Bunbury – St Boniface - Baptisms 1848-1866 (including Tilstone Fearnall 1852-1866) SCFHS

14 Bunbury – St Boniface (Burials 1813-1845)

15 Chester - Holy & Undivided Trinity 1532-1837

16a-f Church Lawton - Baptisms

a) 1573 – 1770 b) 1770 – 1801 c) 1801 - 1829

d) 1829 – 1874 e) 1875 – 1941 f) 1941 - 2000

17 Leighton cum Minshull Vernon - Burials (1840-1979)

18 Malpas – Baptisms (1847-1850) Surnames only

19 blank

20 Nantwich - St Mary Bp Mar + Bur 1877-1878 (Some months missing)

21 Nantwich - St Mary - names extracted 1623-1689

(Mollenex, Moore, Moyle, Moreton, Morris, Moseley, Moss, Motterham, Mottershed, Moulton)

22 Neston - Bp 1700-1734

23 Stockport 1619-1625

24 Witton - St Helen (extracts/Marriage Index 1792-1851)

25 Wrenbury Church Records - published c1892 (photocopy)

25a Wrenbury – Index of Marriages at St Margaret, Wrenbury (1751-1837)

26 Wybunbury - Parish accounts (photocopy) 1669-1718

27 Wybunbury – Churchwarden Accounts 1687 – 1828 (SCFHS)

28 Wybunbury - Burials/places in Churchyard 1807-1875

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PARISH REGISTERS – LANCASHIRE (PRL) SMALL BOOKCASE

1 Lancashire Parish Register Society Handbook 2001

2 Registers in Manchester Archives & Local Studies – Manchester Central Lib (8th

ed)

3 A Guide to the Burial Grounds of Manchester & Salford

Vol 141 Ashton in Makerfield 1810-1827 Bp 1806-1844 Bur

Vol 142 Ashton in Makerfield 1828-1873 Bp

Vol 151 Burnley 1653-1690

Vol 144 Clitheroe 1570-1680

Vol 133 Clitheroe 1813-1837

Vol 143 Copp Chapel 1728-1837

Vol 135 Egton-cum-Newland 1792-1841

Vol 135 Finsthwaite 1726-1841

Vol 145 Flixton 1570-1730

Vol 146 Flixton 1731-1812

Vol 139 Haslingden 1603-1679/98

Vol 121 Heaton Norris 1767-1850

Vol 138 Hindley 1644-1814

Vol 148 Hollingwood 1769-1837

Vol 133 Lancaster Priory 1754-1777 Mar

Vol 147 Leyland 1711-1780

Vol 134 Manchester, St James, George St 1788-1837

Vol 151 Newton in Makerfield 1735-1837

Vol 137 Prescot 1531-1595

Vol 149 Prescot 1665-1726

Vol 136 Rivington (1637) 1702-1837

Vol 133 Rusland 1781-1837

Vol 143 St Michael's on Wyre 1707-1765

Vol 150 St Michael’s on Wyre 1766-1837

Vol 135 Satterthwaite 1766-1840

Vol 140 Todmorden (Part 2) 1781-1812

Vol 132 Urswick (Part 2) 1696-1837

Vol 152 Wigan (Part 2) 1626-1675

Vol 153 Wigan (Part 3) 1676-1710

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PARISH REGISTERS – SHROPSHIRE (PRSH) SMALL BOOKCASE

(T) = Transcription

(I) = Index

Vol 1 Abdon T I 1561-1812 Mar -1837

Vol 2 Acton Burnell T I 1568-1812

Vol 2a Acton Scott T I 1638-1812

Vol 3 & 4 Adderley T I 1692-1812

Vol 5 Alberbury I -1812

Vol 6 Albrighton (by Wolverhampton) I 1555-1812

Vol 7 Albrighton (by Shrewsbury) I 1649-1812

Vol 8 Badger T I 1660-1812

Vol 9 & 10 Bedstone T I 1719-1812 Mar -1836

Vol 11 Berrington I 1559-1812

Vol 4 & 12 Billingsley T I 1625-1812

Vol 4 Bitterley I 1658-1812

Vol 13 Bromfield T I 1559-1812

Vol 14 Burford T I 1559-1812

Vol 15 Cardeston T I 1707-1812

Vol 12 & 4 Chelmarsh T I 1557-1812

Vol 16 & 17 Chirbury T I 1629-1812

Vol 18 & 8 Church Preen T I 1680-1812

Vol 19 Church Stretton T I 1661-1813

Vol 20 Claverley T 1569-1685

Vol 21 Claverley T 1685-1812 Mar -1837

Vol 22 Cleobury Mortimer I 1601-1812

Vol 23 Clive T I 1671-1812

Vol 24 Condover I 1570-1812

Vol 7 Cressage I 1605-1812

Vol 25 & 22 Deuxhill & Glazeley T I 1718-1812

Vol 26 Diddlebury T I 1583-1812

Vol 27 Easthope T I 1625-1812 Mar -1830

Vol 4 Edgton I 1722-1812

Vol 4 & 28 Fitz T I 1559-1812

Vol 7 Ford I 1589-1812

Vol 4 & 29 Frodesley I 1547-1812

Vol 30 Great Ness T 1589-1750

Vol 31 Great Ness T I 1750-1812 Mar -1837

Vol 9 & 10 Greete T I 1663-1812

Vol 32 Habberley T I 1598-1912

Vol 7 Hanwood I 1559-1763

Vol 33 & 34 Hodnet T I 1540-1812

Vol 35 Hope Bagot T I 1714-1812 Mar -1837

F1 Hope Bowdler T I 1563-1837

Vol 11 Hopesay I 1660-1812 Mar -1837

Vol 36 Hopton Castle I

Vol 37 Hopton Wafers T I 1638-1812

Vol 38 & 39 Hordley T I 1656-1812

Vol 40 Hughley I

Vol 41 Kinnerley T 1667-1812

Vol 42 Knockin T I 1665-1812

Vol 43 & 44 Leebotwood T I 1548-1812

Vol 45 Lee Brockhurst T I 1566-1838

Vol 42 & 46 Llanyblodwel T I 1599-1812

Vol 47 Llanymynech T I 1666-1812

Vol 48 Longdon upon Tern I

Vol 43 & 49 Longnor T I 1586-1812

Vol 54 & 53 Ludlow (Introduction) I 1558-1812

Vol 50 Ludlow T 1558-1642


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Vol 4 Lydham I 1696-1812

Vol 55 Meole Brace T 1660-1767

Vol 25 & 22 Middleton Scriven T I 1728-1812

Vol 56 Milson T I 1707-1812

Vol 57 & 4 Monk Hopton (Place Index) I 1698-1812

Vol 23 Montford I 1661-1812

Vol 58 Montford T 1573-1812

Vol 7 More I 1570-1812

Vol 7 Moreton Corbet I 1580-1812

Vol 5 Moreton Say I 1691-1812

Vol 59 & 54 Munslow T I 1538-1812

Vol 60 Myddle T 1751-1812 Mar -1837

Vol 12 & 4 Neenton T I 1558-1812

Vol 61 Norton in Hales T 1572-1837

Vol 62 Norton in Hales T 1819-1880

Vol 18 Oldbury T I 1582-1812

Vol 11 Onibury I 1577-1812 Mar -1837

Vol 63 Oswestry T 1631-1658



Vol 66 & 67 Oswestry T I 1736-1789

Vol 67 & 70 Oswestry T I 1750-1812

Vol 68 Oswestry I 1558-1669

Vol 69 Oswestry I 1669-1727 Mar -1750

Vol 7 Pitchford I 1558-1812

Vol 71 Pontesbury (Index) T I 1538-1812

Vol 15 Ratlinghope T I 1755-1812

Vol 43 & 17 Ruyton in the XI-Towns T I 1719-1812

Vol 72 St Martins T 1601-1737

Vol 73 St Martins T 1737-1782

Vol 74 St Martins T I 1782-1837

Vol 75 & 24 Selattyn T I 1557-1812

Vol 38 & 39 Sheriffhales T I 1557-1812

Vol 79 & 78 Shrewsbury, St Chads I Introduction

Vol 76 Shrewsbury, St Chads T 1667-1717

Vol 77 Shrewsbury, St Chads T 1717-1741

Vol 40 Sidbury I

Vol 80 Silvington T I 1663-1837

Vol 4 & 29 Stanton Lacy I 1561-1812

Vol 81 Stoke St Milborough T I 1654-1811 Mar -1839

Vol 40 Tasley I

Vol 4 Tong I 1629-1812

Vol 4 Uppington I 1650-1812

Vol 82 Upton Cressett T I 1637-1840

Vol 83 Wellington T I 1626-1679

Vol 84 Wem T 1583-1602

Vol 85 Wem T 1602-1675

Vol 71 Westbury T I 1637-1812

Vol 34 Weston under Red Castle T I 1565-1812

Vol 86 & 87 Whittington T I 1591-1812

Vol 40 Wolstaston I

Vol 15 & 37 Worthen T I 1719-1812

Vol 33 Wroxeter T I 1613-1812

Vol 88 Wrockwardine T 1591-1717

Vol 89 Wrockwardine T 1717-1791

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PARISH REGISTERS – STAFFORDSHIRE (PRST)

F1 Staffordshire Township Parish Index + Staffordshire Gazetteer

F7 List of Indexed Methodist Registers in Staffordshire (p’copy)

F8 List of Staffordshire Parish Registers held in the S.O.G library

F9 Staffs. Methodist Archives holdings - County Reference Library, Hanley 1991

1a Adbaston – St Michael & All Angels 1600-1726/7

1b Adbaston – St Michael & All Angels 1727-1839

2a Alton 1676-1769

2b Alton 1746-1812

2c Alrewas – Part 1 – Bap, Marr & Burials 1547-1670

3 Audley – St James the Great 1538-1712

4 Barton-Under-Needwood Index only

5 Biddulph 1558-1684

6 Bloxwich 1721-1791

Blurton – see Trentham

7 Blurton 1813-1855

8 Bradeley 1538-1779

Bradley in the Moors (see Croxden)

9a Brierley Hill 1766-1800

9b Brierley Hill 1800-1812

F5 Bucknall cum Bagnall 1762-1812

9c Butterton in the Peak – St Bartholomew 1660-1751

Butterton – see Trentham

10 Caverswall 1552-1703

12 Cheadle 1575-1657

11 Chebsey 1660-1812

12a Croxden 1674-1811

Dresdon – see Trentham

13 Dudley – St Edmund (Worcestershire) 1813-1855

14 Grindon (Bap, Marr & Burials) 1679-1812

15 Hamstall Ridware Index only

Hanford – see Trentham

16 Haughton Index only

17 High Offley 1659-1812

F10 Ipstones (from “A Tale of...”) 1560-1714

18 Keele 1540-1812

19 Lapley 1538-1756

20 Leek – part 2 1678-1730

F4 Lichfield Cathedral 1660-1754

F2 Madeley 1567-1775 Mar-1812

21a Milwich – part 1 Index, Addenda & Corrigenda

21b Milwich – part 2 1713-1812

21c Muckleston – St Mary 1702-1812

2 Newcastle-u-Lyne – St Giles 1771-1812 (in Wills cupboard needs repair)

22 Norbury - St Peters 1538-1812 Mar-1837

Normacot – see Trentham

F3 Norton-in-the-Moors 1754-1837 - marriages

23 Pelsall 1763-1812

24 Penn 1748-1812 Mar-1837

25 Pipe Ridware Index only

23 Rushall 1660-1770

26 Sedgley 1781-1831 (Marriages only)

27 Seighford 1561-1812

28a Swynnerton – St Mary 1558-1812

28b Swynnerton – St Mary 1813-1837

F6 Trentham 1558-1744

29 Trysull 1558-1772

30 Wednesfield 1751-1837

31a Willenhall 1642-1761 – Baptisms

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31b Willenhall 1727-1778 – Bap, Burials

32 Staffs. Record Office - Nonconformist Registers

33 List of families in the Archdeaconry of Stafford 1532-33 - Ann J Kettle

34 The Staffordshire Parish Registers Society – Its First 100 Years

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RELIGION & HISTORY OF CHURCHES (REL)

F1 Nantwich Congregational Church – misc papers incl list of members 1780-1942

F2 Sandbach Church – photocopies of old documents

F3 Ashton-U-Lyme Parish Church Glass Windows - Pugh (p’copy)

F4 Church Hulme Parish mag. Aug & Sept 1917

F5 St Andrew’s Church, Crewe – mag. 1929 & others

F6 History of Wesleyan Methodism in the Crewe Circuit - Rev Caesar Caine 1883

F7 St Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Crewe (1891-1991) ‘A Community thus Far’ - Mangan Minford

F8 Butt Lane Baptist Sunday School 88th Anniv.Service 1968 – list of donors

F9 The Messenger - Baptist Church, Union Street, Crewe 1987

F10 St Boniface Bunbury – The Plate of Bunbury Church (1955) – The Sanctuary of Bunbury Church (1954)

F11 St Michael's, Highgate, London - 2 mags. 1967

F12 blank

F13 Wybunbury Parish mags March 1970 & May 1971 – A Guide to Wybunbury Medieval Tower

F14 St Paul's Crewe Parish mag. Sept 1945

F15 Woodhey Chapel – Service of Thanksgiving plus notes (see also THCL F50 Woodhey Hall)

F16 Three Dales Parishes

F17 St Nicholas Didsbury - Parish Magazine (1937 Nos 1-12) (1938 Nos 1-10)

F18 blank

F19 Cathedrals - 27 small booklets published c1903. Introduction followed by:

Canterbury, Winchester, Ely, Lichfield, Salisbury, Peterboro, Norwich,

Rochester, Oxford, Worcester, Wells, Bristol, Carlisle, Chichester,

York, Chester, Newcastle, Lincoln, St.Asaph, Sodor & Man, St Davids,

Manchester, Llandaff, Liverpool, Wakefield, Bangor.

F20 Cheshire Churches: St Stephen, Macclesfield Forest; St Oswald, Malpas; St Michael & All Angels,

Middlewich; Pilgrim's Guide to Nantwich Church; St Margaret, Wrenbury x 2; Christ Church, Crewe –

Centenary Restoration Project

F21 Chester Cathedral booklets: The pictorial history of Chester Cathedral;

The story of Chester Cathedral c1932; Chester Cathedral

The early plate of Chester Cathedral

F22 Cathedrals & Churches (excl.Ches & Staffs): St Laurence, Ludlow, Shrops;

Liverpool Cathedral, Pictorial History; All Saints Claverley, Shrops;

Great Warley, Essex; St Nicholas Harpenden (A History of the Organ)

St Ann, Manchester; St Mary, Market Drayton; St. Mildred, Whippingham, Isle of Wright

F23 Staffordshire Churches: Stoke x 2, Penkhull

F24 The Guild of Church Bell Ringers Annual reports: 1963 1966 1967

F25 Photos – local churches – Brownies, Afternoon Ladies’Guild, clergy, organist

F26 Kidsgrove Parish Mag. Feb 1937

F27 Methodist history (local) – several leaflets and circuit plans

F28 Methodist circuit plans & directories for Cheshire & Staffs 1957-94

F29 Methodist circuit plans & directories for rest of country from 1947

F30 Methodist – Visits of General Committee to various places 1963-87

F31 Methodist Chapels, etc. – history, pictures, visitors’ guides

F32 Chester Diocesan Conference 1965 & 1966 + Ordination of Priests Chester Cathedral 1995

F33 Sandbach – St Mary (Pews, Alterations) 1596 – 1847

F34 Astbury Church – An Impartial Inquiry by Thomas Cooper (1888) photocopy

F35 Acton Church Seating Arrangements (1635)

F36 Great Budworth – Seat Roll 1775

1 Cheshire Congregationalism - A Brief History

2 Alfred George Edwards, Archbishop of Wales - George Lerry

3 The Second Evangelical Awakening – J Edwin Orr

4 Welsh Congregationalists in Pennsylvania 1797-1931 - Rev D Jones

5 The Story of Mother Shepherd - Charles Preece

6a Recusant Roll 2 1593-94 – indexed – Catholic RS

6b Recusant Rolls 3 & 4 1594-96 – indexed – Catholic RS

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7 Recusant Documents from Ellesmere MSS – indexed – Catholic RS

8 Catholicism in Bath - Vol 1 – Catholic RS

9 Edmund Plowden – Catholic RS

10 Discovering Cheshire Churches – pub. CCC Heritage Service

11 Cheshire Parish Churches - John Leonard

12 Brassey Green & Tarporley - A Baptist History

13 A Short History of The College of Preachers

14 Liverpool Cathedral 1937 – pub. Henry Young & Sons

15 Recusant History (Catholic) booklets - published 1964-95:

Vol 7 – No 6 Vol 18 – Nos 1 & 2

Vol 8 – Nos 1-6 + index Vol 20 – No 2

Vol 9 – Nos 2-6 Vol 21 – No 4 + index

Vol 10 – Nos 2, 4, 5 + index Vol 22 – No 2 & 4

Vol 11 – Nos 1-6 + index Vol 23 – No 2

Vol 12 – Nos 1, 2 & 4

Vol 13 – Nos 2 & 3

Vol 14 – Nos 1-4

Vol 15 – Nos 1-5 + index

Vol 16 – 4) Sources – Recusant History 1559-1791 (English Official Archives)

16 Methodism in Crewe – OE King (SCFHS)

17 “They served us well” – A History of Nantwich Congregational Chapel (SCFHS)

18 Past Masters & Present Delights (The Churches Conservation Trust Review 1999-2000)

19 The Return of the Papists for the Diocese of Chester 1705

20 Parish Church of Weaverham and its Registery – CE Bebbington

21 Old Cheshire Churches by Raymond Richards

22 Historical Notices of the Diocese of Chester – Chetham Society

23 The Church of Saint Mary Nantwich – A History to the Dissolution of the Monasteries 1536 –

Frances Blacklay

24 The Parish Church of Coppenhall – St Michael

25 Map of Church of England Parishes – Liverpool and District c1900

26 Hanging in Judgment (Religion and the Death Penalty in England) Harry Potter

27 Acton – Acton Church – Reprint of History – Canon H Moore

Parish Magazines Various (see list in Library for details)

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TOPOGRAPHY & HISTORY - CHESHIRE (THC)

F1 Alsager - local information (6 items)

F2 Audlem - Audlem Parish, The History of Cheshire

F3 Barthomley - local information (including articles written by Derek Hulland in 1979 for Crewe Chronicle)

F4 Barthomley - Barthomley: by the Rev Edward Hinchcliffe 1856 (photocopy of B3)

F5 Bunbury - 2 magazines about Bunbury

F6 Cheshire - Gazetteer of Cheshire, from Domesday Book, (photocopy)

F7 Cheshire - Lieutnancy of Lancs & Cheshire 16 & 17c

F8 Cheshire - The Cheshire Sheaf. 5th series (2 Mags) + Cheshire Historian No 3,4,5,6,8,9,10

F9 Cheshire - Cheshire Round – Vol 1 - Nos. 7, 9 & 10 (1967-1969)

F10 Cheshire - Extracts from the History, Gazetteer + Directory of Cheshire (undated)

F11 Cheshire - Village Walks in Cheshire - various leaflets produced by Cheshire County Council

F12 Cheshire - Aerial Photographs of South Cheshire

F13 Cheshire - Halls Notes (1895) Baddiley, Church Minshull, Marbury & Wrenbury (photocopy)

F14 Chester - Chester City Council – history & archaeology leaflets

F15 Church Minshull - An Account of the Parish of Church Minshull

F16 Crewe - “The Crewe Story” by Albert Hunn (1970) and re-run of article in Crewe Chronicle (1987) + List of

Photographs taken

F17 Crewe - Papers re: Crewe, contains Rotarian notes

F18 Crewe - The Foundation of Crewe New Town – BJ Turton

F19 Crewe - The Jubilee of Crewe. Brief history of rise & progress of the borough

F20 Crewe - Church + People in a Cheshire Town (Crewe)

F21 Crewe - Opening of new refuse disposal plant. Pyms Lane Crewe, 1930

F22 Crewe - Edward VII's visit to Crewe Railway Works 1866, + Centenary Mech. Inst. 1845-1945

F22a Crewe - Voice Magazine (Rolls Royce, Crewe) + Crewe & District Local History Association Newsletter

F22b Crewe – Two Men came Together (reprinted from Rolls Royce News 1954)

F23 Crewe - First Engine Built at Crewe Works (poem & photocopy of engine) + other poems

F23a Crewe - New Training School at Crewe Locomotive Works 1955 + Mechanical & Electrical Engineering

Careers 1955 (Brochures)

F24 Crewe - The street names of Crewe

F25 Crewe - Crewe’s War Memorial

F26 Crewe - The Crewe Waters (being an account of the brooks which flow near Crewe) Rev G Pegler, 1914

(photocopy)

F27 Faddiley - Woodhey Hall (notes) see also REL F15 Woodhey Chapel

F28 Hyde - The History of Hyde & its Neighbourhood by Thomas Middleton (1932) photocopy

F33 Lostock Gralam - The History of Lostock Gralam

F34 Macclesfield - Two Macclesfield Manor Houses – Renaud (p’copy)

F35 Macclesfield - Macclesfield Silk incl booklet Silk Museums in Macclesfield – Louanne Colliar

F36 Middlewich - Various Leaflets

F37 Middlewich - Middlewich Doings (photocopy)

F38 Nantwich - Miscellaneous articles re Cheshire, mainly Nantwich + district

F39 Nantwich - Walkabout Tour of Nantwich; Churches Mansions Quarter Centenary 1577-1977; Take a closer

look at Nantwich (3); Purchase & Restoriation of Churche’s Mansion 1930-1940 – E Coningsby Myott

F40 Nantwich - Drawing of Merchant House High St. Nantwich 1880

F41 Nantwich - The Man who wrote 'The History of Nantwich' - David Cuppleditch

F42 Nantwich - The Great Fire of Nantwich - Dr Christopher Harrison

F42a Nantwich - Nantwich Museum News

F43 Risley - Risley Moss

F44 Rode - Rode Hall, Cheshire - Clive Aslet - Country Life May 2, 1985

F45 Shavington - Shavington - The History of a Cheshire Village by Geoffrey Nulty (photocopy)

F46 Sandbach - History of Sandbach – Earwalker (1890) - (photocopy)

F47 Weston - Weston 1851-1990 (p’copy)

F48 Wheelock - Wheelock Church – Judge’s summing up of enquiry – see also THC 127

F48a Wistaston – ‘Roundabout’ Newsletter

F49 Wybunbury - Wybunbury, Shavington & Hough (Cheshire Life Sept 1969 & Nantwich Post)

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1 Acton - Acton: A Village History

2 Alsager - Alsager’s Village Past – SECSU

2a Alsager - The Alsager Bowling & Recreation Club Co Ltd (1904-2004)

2b Alsager – Alsager The Place and its People

3 Altrincham - Altrincham Borough Charter Celebrations 1937

4 Arclid - At the Crossroads – A History of Arclid Workhouse and Hospital – Marlene & Graham Langley

5a Arley - Arley Hall Gardens by Viscountess Ashbrook

5b Arley - Arley Hall - C Foster

6 Audlem - The Audlem Scrap Book 1951 - Audlem W.I.

7 Audlem - Audlem: The History of a Cheshire Parish and its Five Townships

8 Audlem - Highfields Audlem - John B Baker

9 Baddiley - History of the Parish of Baddiley - Alan Clark

10 Barrow - Barrow: A Village History

11 Barthomley - Barthomley – The Story of an Estate Village – edited by Robert Speake

12 Brereton - The Brereton Bell

12a Brereton – The Story of Brereton Hall – Arthur L. Moir

13 Bollington - Looking Back at Bollington

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15 Bosley - Bosley A Brief History by Rev J W A Greenacre (Vicar of Bosley 1937-1949)

16 Bromley - The Bromley-Davenport Papers/Tenants of a Ches estate 1700-1900 Keith Giles

17 Bromley - The Capesthorne Papers – Tenants & Employees of the Bromley-Davenports

18 Bunbury - Bunbury 1898-1998 - A Pictorial History

19 Bunbury - Bunbury: A Village History

20 Cheadle - Chronicles of Cheadle, Cheshire by Fletcher Moss

21 Cheshire - Brunner Mond & Co. – The First 50 years 1873-1923

22 Cheshire – Cheshire’s Execution Files – Derek Yarwood

23 Cheshire - The Chivalry of Cheshire – AJ Bostock (Limited edition no.23 of 1075)

24 Cheshire - Cheshire in Camera – Frederick Woods (Victorian & Edwardian Photographs)

25 Cheshire - A survey of Cheshire 1786. inc. Directory of Merchants & Manufacturers

26 Cheshire - Cheshire (1943 edition) - Arthur Mee

26a Cheshire - Cheshire (1968 edition) – Arthur Mee

27 Cheshire - Social Leaders & Public Persons (Cheshire since 1888)

28 Cheshire - Flora of Cheshire – Alan Newton

29 Cheshire - Camden's Old Description of Cheshire with map 1610-37 (p’copy)

30 Cheshire - The Historical Atlas of Cheshire - ed. D Sylvester + G Nulty (1958)

31 Cheshire - A guide to some aspects of the County of Cheshire 1937

31a Cheshire - So you think you know all about Cheshire (Questions and answers)

31b Cheshire – The Cheshire Teaser (Questions and answers) David Perkins

32 Cheshire - Romantic Cheshire

33 Cheshire - Picturesque Cheshire - TA Coward

33a Cheshire – The Little Guides – 1905

36 Cheshire - A History of Cheshire: - Cheshire Community Council

36a) Vol 1 Cheshire before the Romans – W. J. Varley

36b) Vol 2 Roman Cheshire – F.H.Thompson

36c) Vol 3 Pre-Conquest Cheshire 383-1066 - J.D.Bu’lock

36d) Vol 4 Cheshire under the Norman Earls – B.M.C.Husain

36e) Vol 5 Cheshire under the Three Edwards – H.J.Hewitt

36f) Vol 6 Cheshire in the later Middle ages – J.T.Driver

36g) Vol 7 Tudor Cheshire – Joan Beck

36h) Vol 8 The Civil Wars in Cheshire – R.N.Dore

36i) Vol 9 Cheshire 1660-1780 Restoration to Industrial Revolution – J.Howard Hodson

36j) Vol 10 Squire & Tenant: Rural Life in Cheshire 1760-1900 – Geoffrey Scard

36k) Vol 12 Cheshire in the 20th

Century

37 Cheshire - Nature's Joys are free for all. A History of Countryside Recreation in NE Cheshire (Shercliff 1987)

38 Cheshire - Cheshire - Fred H Crossley

39 Cheshire - Mysterious Cheshire - Philip Rickman

39a Cheshire - Myths & Legends of East Cheshire and the Moorlands (a cabinet of curiosities)

39b Cheshire - The Ghosts of Cheshire

40 Cheshire - Discovering Cheshire (Motorists tours) - Joan P Alcock

40a Cheshire - Discovering Cheshire – Ron & Marlene Freethy - 1992

41 Cheshire - A History of Cheshire - Alan Crosby

41a Cheshire – A History of Cheshire – Dorothy Sylvester

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42 Cheshire - A Short History of the Cheshire Constabulary – RW James

44 Cheshire - Cheshire Show Catalogues:

44a) 1971 44b) 1977

45 Cheshire - Rope Dance - A Sensational Murder in Regency Cheshire Re-opened – Maureen Nield

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48 Cheshire - Railway Postcard Scenes of Cheshire

48a Cheshire - Cheshire Railways in Old Photographs – Mike Hitches

48b Cheshire - Lost Railways of Cheshire – Leslie Oppitz

49 Cheshire - Cheshire Revisited (Cheshire Country Houses)

49a Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1966

49b Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1967

49c Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1968

49d Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1969

49e Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1972

49f Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1973

49g Cheshire - Mersey & Weaver River Authority Annual Report 1974

50 Cheshire – Cheshire and its Rulers – Brian Harris

51 Cheshire - Cheshire Historic Buildings – A guide to technical terms

52 Cheshire - Walks in Cheshire (John N Merrill):

52a) Walking the Cheshire Ring – Canal walk no.4

52b) Long Circular Walks in Cheshire

52c) The Salter’s Way

53 Cheshire - Nooks & Corners of Lancashire & Cheshire – James Croston

53a Cheshire - Cheshire. A Portrait in Colour – Bill Meadows

53b Cheshire - Cheshire by R N Dore

53c Cheshire - Tokens & Commemorative Medals of Cheshire post 1820 - K Banham

54 Cheshire - Tokens & Commemorative Medals of Cheshire post 1820 – Brian Edge (updated)

54a Cheshire - County Palatine - A Plan of Cheshire (1948) by W. Dobson Chapman

54b Church Lawton – Church Lawton Remembered – A short history

55 Chester - Chester - FRG Duckworth

56 Chester - The Earldom of Chester and its Charters

56a Chester - Roberts' Chester Guide 1996 reprint of 1851 edition

56b Chester - The Rare old City of Chester (photographs)

57 Congleton - Congleton Past and Present – Robert Head

57a Congleton - Congleton & District – A second Portrait in Old Postcards

57b Congleton - Conservation Area 5 & 6 Congleton M.B

57c Congleton - History of Congleton – W.B. Stephens

57d Congleton – Where have all the Chimneys Gone – A History of a Textile Mill

58 Crewe - Memory Lane, Crewe Vol 1 – Gordon Davies (photographs)



60a Crewe – Memory Lane, Crewe Vol 4 – Gordon Davies (photographs)

60b Crewe – Memory Lane, Crewe Vol 5 – Gordon Davies (photographs)

60c Crewe – Memory Lane, Crewe Vol 6 - Gordon Davies (photographs)

61 Crewe - Images of England, Crewe – Brian Edge

62 Crewe - Images of England, Crewe – A second selection – Brian Edge

63 Crewe - Crewe, Ottakers Local History Series – compiled by Angela Twiss

64 Crewe - Crewe, Living Memories of your Town

64a Crewe – Crewe A History – Susan Chambers

64b Crewe – Crewe History and Guide – Peter Ollerhead

65 Crewe - Images of Sport, Crewe Alexandra Football Club – Harold Finch

66 Crewe - Crewe Alexandra Remembered – Gordon Davies

67 Crewe - Crewe Alexandra, Match by Match 1877-1996 – Marco Crisp

68 Crewe - Lyceum Theatre Crewe, A History – 120 years by Stewart Green

69 Crewe - Crewe Locomotive Works and its Men – Brian Reed

69a Crewe - The Royal Visit to Crewe Works April 1913 – Edward Talbot

70 Crewe - Crewe A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards by Finch, Edge, McLean, Bavington

71 Crewe - The story of the Municipal Buildings, Crewe 1992

71a Crewe – Crewe Hall – A Brief History (photocopy)

72 Crewe - Bridget Bostock – The White Witch of Coppenhall

73 Crewe - Crewe and Nantwich A Pictorial History - Richard Simpson

74 Crewe - Makers of the Best Car in the World

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74a Crewe - Queen’s Park – Record to how the Park was acquired

74b Crewe - A History of the Parish of Coppenhall, from its earliest records by Barbara Rocklyeft

75 Crewe - Programme of Opening Technical Institute and Sanatorium, Crewe

76 Crewe - Change at Crewe

76a Crewe - The Fall of the Hammer, Sixty years in Cattle Markets & The History of Wright-Manley from 1860

77 Ellesmere Port - Looking Back at Ellesmere Port – Pat O’Brien

77a Farndon - Farndon: A Village History

77b Gatley - A Pictorial History of the parish of St James the Apostle

78 Gawsworth - The Manor of Gawsworth – Raymond Richards

78a Hale - A History of Hale, Cheshire from Doomsday to Dormitory- R N Dore

78b Handforth - Handforth through the Ages – F E Hensel

78c Handforth - Handforth Matters – Aspects of Parish Administration

79 Haslington – All about Haslington and Surrounding Area – Ken Allenby

79a Haslington – A Pictoral Journey Down Memory Lane – David Green

80 Knowsley - Knowsley Hall

81 Knutsford - Knutsford – Its Tradtions and History – Henry Green

82 Knutsford - Knutsford & its Vicinity (1859)

82a Knutsford - Tatton Park

83 blank

84 blank

85 Latchford – Latchford – G.A.Carter

87 Macclesfield - Macclesfield Memories, an old picture postcard album

88 Macclesfield - Macclesfield Workhouse by the Macclesfield Ferrets (see also LIST 15)

89a Macclesfield - The Pubs and Breweries of Macclesfield – Volume 1

89b Macclesfield - The Pubs and Breweries of Macclesfield – Volume 2

89c Malpas - Malpas History Journal No 7

90 blank

91 blank

92 Marbury - Our Marbury. Its long story - John H.Williams

93 Middlewich - Guide to the farm 1953 – Dairy House, Middlewich

94 Middlewich - Annals of Middlewich

95 Middlewich - Middlewich Town Guide 1988

96 Middlewich - Middlewich ’75 Rally of Boats

96a Middlewich - Middlewich 900-1900 by A. L. Earl

96b Middlewich - A Middlewich Chartulary by Chetham Society 1941

96c Middlewich – Middlewich 1900-1950 – A.L.Earl

96d Middlewich – Profiles of Middlewich in Prints, Posters & Postcards – A.L.Earl

97 Moreton - History of Great Moreton Hall - HJ Gilman

98 Moreton - Little Moreton Hall (2 items)

99 Nantwich - Memory Lane, Nantwich – Gordon Davies

100 Nantwich - The Great Fire of Nantwich – Jeremy Lake

101 Nantwich - Nantwich, Victorian Parish (1872-1894) – Nancy Ball

102 Nantwich - An Historical Account of the Town & Parish of Nantwich – Joseph Partridge

103 Nantwich - Nantwich in the 18th Century (1978) - Eric Garton

104 Nantwich - Nantwich. Simple Tales - Simply Told (1981) - Dorothy Vaughan

105 Nantwich - Within Living Memory - Sid Simpson (A personal portrait of Nantwich)

106 Nantwich - Nantwich, Worleston + Wybunbury (Old picture postcards) - G.Bavington 1987

107 Nantwich - Almshouses of Nantwich

108 Nantwich - A Short History of Nantwich and neighbourhood

109 Nantwich - A History of the Town and Parish of Nantwich - James Hall

110 Nantwich - Tudor Nantwich - Eric Garton

110a Nantwich – Nantwich Saxon to Puritan – Eric Garton

111 Nantwich - Nantwich + South Cheshire Show Catalogues:

111a) 1989 111b) 1994

112 Nantwich - Nantwich & Wybunbury 1680-1819 A Demographic study - Grace M Wyatt

113 Nantwich - Nantwich, An Elizabethan Town

113a Nantwich – Lost Houses in Nantwich – Andrew Lamberton & Robin Gray

113b Newbold Astbury - Newbold Astbury and its History - Rev Cartlidge

114 Northwich - Victoria Infirmary Northwich (its origins to present day)

114a Northwich – Northwich in Times Past – Colin Lynch

114b Odd Rode - A Short History of Odd Rode – Scholar Green History Society

115 Poynton - Poynton, A Thriving Community 1946-1983 (W.H.Shercliff)

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115a Poynton - A Coalmining Village 1700-1939

116 Sandbach - Sandbach and District – A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards

117 Sandbach - Sandbach Town Guide 1994 and Official Guide

118 Sandbach - The History of Elworth Cricket Club – Allan Littlemore

119 Sandbach - Foden’s Band – Allan Littlemore

119a Sandbach - History of Sandbach & District – Cyril Massey

120 Shavington - Shavington. The History of a Cheshire Village - Geoffrey Nulty

120a Smallwood - More ‘Old Smallwood’ by Margaret Meeke

121 Stalybridge - Stalybridge Scrapbook 1985

121a Tarporley - Tarporley: A Village History

122 Tarvin - Tarvin: A Village History

123 Tilston - Tilston, Shocklach & Threapwood

124 Vale Royal - The Vale-Royal of England/The County Palatine of Chester – P Timmis Smith

125 Vale Royal - The Vale Royal of England - Danl King (revised Thomas Hughes – reprint)

125a Vale Royal - Vale Royal: History of the Abbey + Villages in Delamere Forest

126 Wallasey – Almost an Island – The Story of Wallesey – Noel E. Smith

126a Warmingham - Warmingham Village Plan 2006

127 Wheelock - Wheelock Church – dispute re. Graveyard alterations 1990s (see THC F48)

127a Wheelock – Wheelock in Times Past – B.Littler

128 Wilmslow - Wilmslow: Past + Present - Andrew Pearson 1901

128a Wilmslow – Portrait of Wilmslow, Handforth & Alderley Edge

129 Winsford - Visit of Enoch Powell to Civic Hall, Winsford 6th Nov 1971

130 Winsford - A Cheshire Parish at War (St.Chad's, Over, Winsford) - Ann Clayton

131 Winsford - Winsford Record – Published Winsford LHS, Parts 3,4,5

132 Wirral - The Wirral Peninsula – Norman Ellison

133a Wistaston - Wistaston - A History of the Parish & Church to the Millennium

133b Wistaston - Wistaston Memorial Hall & Community Centre – The First 50 Years

133c Wistaston – Historic Buildings in Wistaston

133d Wistaston – Wistaston a history of the parish and church – Norman Sedgwick

134 Wrenbury - Wrenbury & Marbury: A Village History

134a Wrenbury – The Ghosts of Wrenbury – J.R.Pound

135 Wybunbury - Wybunbury The History of the Parish and its 18 townships

TOWNSHIP PACKS

TS 4 Sandbach TS 9 Lymm

TS 10 Poynton TS 11 Prestbury

TS 14 Alsager TS 23 Wybunbury

TS 52 Daresbury TS 55 Barthomley

TS 59 Byley cum Yatehouse

TS 64 Shavington cum Gresty TS 66 Bunbury

TS 67 Haslington TS 68 Weston in Wybunbury

TS 71 Willaston TS 72 Wrenbury cum Frith

TS 73 Wistaston TS 74 Beeston

B1,B2,B3 Cheshire History Magazines (Nos 1 to 42, 44 to 48)

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TOPOGRAPHY & HISTORY – VARIOUS (THV)

CAMBRIDGESHIRE

1 Foxton – The Common Stream (Two Hundred Years of the English Village) Rowland Parker

CORNWALL

1a The Mount People (St Michael’s Mount, Marazion, Cornwall) by Jane Mason

CUMBRIA

2 The Lake District at Work (Past and Present) – JD Marshall & M Davies-Shiel (1971)

3 Cumberland Heritage – Molly Lefebure (1974)

3a Ulverston – Golf Club 1895-1995 (A Centenary History) Ian Protor

DERBYSHIRE

4 Ashbourne - Views of Ashbourne and Dovedale (photographs)

5 Derbyshire - County Books Series – Crichton Porteous (1950)

6 Derbyshire - Domesday Book – History from the Sources – John Morris (1978)

7 Derbyshire - An introduction to Calke Abbey (National Trust)

7a Derbyshire – Derbyshires Old Lead Mines and Miners

7b Dovedale – The Dove and Manifold Valleys including Dovedale

DORSET

8 Unspoiled Dorset (photos by S.W. Colyer) 1940

GLOUCESTERSHIRE 8a The Lost Alleys of Tewkesbury – Images of England

HERTFORDSHIRE 8b A Place in the Country – Three Counties Asylum 1860-1998

JERSEY 9 Jersey:

9a) The First Casualty – The Occupation / German Underground Hospital

9b) The Battle of the Flowers Story – 1902 to the Present Day

9c) Le Moulin de Quetivel – St Peter, Jersey

KENT

Bygone Kent – Box 1 Box 2 Box 3

LANCASHIRE 10 Browsholme Hall, Clitheroe, Lancs (Guide)

10a Lancashire – Rural Life in S.W. Lancashire 1840-1914 – Alistair Mutch

11 Liverpool - The Leaving of Liverpool – The Story of 19th

Century Emigration (Maritime Museum)

11a Liverpool – An Everyday History of Liverpool Vol 1 – Chronicle of everyday events on Merseyside

12 Liverpool - Liverpool Street Songs & Broadside Ballards

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13 Liverpool - Collection of Plans, Maps, Pictures & Prints

14 Liverpool - Collection of Plans, Maps, Pictures & Prints (2nd

collection)

15 Liverpool - Manchester Railway – Prints, Views, Maps

15a Liverpool – Shipping, Trade & Industry: Essays on the Maritime History of Merseyside 1780-1860

16 Manchester - With the Manchester Ship Canal Co. 1894-1945 – Recollections of Warren Bruce

16a Manchester – Chartism in Manchester 1838-58 (Edmund and Ruth Frow)

16b Manchester – Industrial Revolution & Social Reform in the Manchester Region – Malcolm Bee

16c Manchester - A Walk round All Saints, Manchester – Derek Brumhead & Terry Wyke

16d Warrington – Enterprisein Soap & Chemicals (Joseph Crosfield & Sons Ltd 1815-1965) A.E.Musson

17 Warrington – Warrington and the Mid-Mersey Valley – G. A. Carter

LEICESTERSHIRE 17a A Topographical History of the County of Leicester 1831 (photocopy)

LINCOLNSHIRE

18 The Buildings of England. Lincolnshire - Pevsner (1964)

19 Lincolnshire in the 17th + 18th Centuries (Charles Braes 1940)

LONDON 20 101 Jubilee Road. Book of London's yesterdays – Frederick Willis

21 German Hospital in London and the community it served 1845-1948 - Maureen Specht

22 Family and Kinship in East London – M Young & P Willmott

23 Growing Up Poor in London – Louis Heren

24 Mayhew’s Characters (re. the London poor) - Henry Mayhew

NORFOLK 25 The Story of the Norfolk Wherries

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 26 Old Northamptonshire in Photographs

NORTHUMBERLAND

27 Newcastle 900 Years (Newcastle-upon-Tyne) by Frank Graham

SHROPSHIRE

28 Coalbrookdale - Coalbrookedale (1709-1966)

29 Eaton-under-Heywood – Ticklerton Tales (A History of Eaton-under-Heywood) – Alan Dakers

30 Market Drayton - Market Drayton A Study in Social History – N & S V Rowley

31 Oswestry – History of Oswestry and Topography of the Borough

32 Severn Valley - Railway Colour Guide (4th

ed)

33 Shropshire - The King's England, Shropshire - Arthur Mee

34 Shropshire - Shropshire History & Archaeology:

34a) Vol LXVIII 1993 34b) Vol LXIX 1994

34c) Vol LXX 1995 34d) Vol LXXI 1996

34e) Vol LXXII 1997 34f) Vol LXXIII 1998

34g) Vol LXXIV 1999 34h) Vol LXXV 2000

34i) Vol LXXVI 2001

35 Shropshire - various brochures

36 Shropshire - The Shropshire Gang (18th

Century Politics)

37 Telford - Telford Past and Present

38 Whixall - A Local History of Whixall, Shropshire

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SOMERSET

39 Cheddar Caves (official guide)

STAFFORDSHIRE 40 Alton and Farley – A History of Alton & Farley – Robert Speake

40a Ashley - A History of Ashley – edited by Tony Lancaster (p’copy)

41 Audley - Audley "An out of the way quiet place" (Adult Ed.Keele Uni.) (missing)

42 Audley - Audley Historian – Nos 1 to 13

43 Betley - Chaucer’s Tales – The Reminiscences of a Village Lad - Geoffrey Brassington

44 Betley – A Coal Mining Village? By David B Thompson (Betley Local History Society 2001)

45 Betley - Betley Show 1990

45a Betley – This Old House – Betley Court

46 Burslem - Photocopy of Programme of events to raise funds for the Congregational Chapel in Queen Street,

Burslem dated April 1898 (many trade adverts and photographs)

47 Cheadle - History of Cheadle and Neighbouring Places – Robert Plant

48 Chell - Chell Workhouse (WEA walk article including burial list)

48a Hartshill – 1770-1939 by Andrew Dobraszczyc

48b Kidsgrove – A Portrait in Old Picture Postcards – Roger Simmons

49 Newcastle-under-Lyne - Newcastle-under-Lyme (1173-1973)

50 Stoke-on-Trent - A History of the County of Stafford - Vol 8 (Stoke-on-Trent & Newcastle)

- ed. J G Jenkins (1963)

51 Tunstall - A History of Tunstall – M W Greenslade

52 Staffordshire - Erdeswick’s Survey of Staffs - Harwood (1844)

52a Staffordshire – Doulton News 1949 (News Bullentin and magazine for members of the staff and works of the

Royal Doulton Potteries)

53 Staffordshire - Old Parish Boundaries of Staffordshire – Tim Cockin – Volume One - Pirehill

54 Staffordshire - Murders Myths & Monuments of North Staffordshire – WM Jamieson

55 Staffordshire - Arthur Mee

55a Staffordshire – From Time 2 Time (Archive Newsletter)

56 Staffordshire - Staffordshire Doomsday by H Malcolm Fraser

57a Staffordshire and Warwickshire. Past + Present c 1800 – John Alfred Langford

57b Staffordshire and Warwickshire. Past + Present c 1800 – John Alfred Langford

58 Staffordshire walks, etc.

58a) Short Circular Walks in East Staffs – John N Merrill

58b) Short Circular Walks in the Staffordshire Moorlands- John N Merrill

58c) Long Circular Walks in the Staffordshire Moorlands – John N Merrill

58d) John Merrill’s Staffordshire Moorlands Challenge Walk

58e) Cycling Around Staffordshire – Arnold Robinson

SUSSEX

59 Bosham - A History of Bosham and it's church (Sussex)

60 Sussex - Sussex by John Burke

61 Sussex - Nature in Downland – W H Hudson (1925)

YORKSHIRE 62 Beamish - Beamish (Guide Book)

63 Birkenshaw - Birkenshaw The Birch-Grove (W.Yorkshire) - P Mallpress

64 York – York – John harvey (1975)

65 Yorkshire - Stepping stones to Yorkshire

66 Yorkshire - Moorland solitude

67 Yorkshire - Yorkshire dialect – John Waddington-Feather (1980)

68 Yorkshire - More Dialect Stories - Nellie Nicholson (1947)

69 Yorkshire - Various Brochures (Harewood House, Temple Newsam House, Bolton Priory)

70 Yorkshire - Yorkshire notes & queries – Feb 1907

71 Yorkshire - National Railway Museum, York (Guide)

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WARWICKSHIRE 71a Birmingham – Living Back to Back (Birmingham Conservation Trust) Dr Chris Upton

72 Canal Miscellany - Warwickshire & The Midlands (Warwicks FHS 1998)

72a Northfield’s Turnpike Roads (issued by Northfield Conservation Group) Peter Richards

73 Staffordshire & Warwickshire Past and Present – Vo1 2 – John Alfred Langford

WORCESTERSHIRE

74 Dudley - Dudley as it was and is today

75 Portrait of the Black Country by Harold Parsons

76 About Britain (1951) – Chilterns to Black Country

SCOTLAND

77 Iona, past and present, with maps 1934

78 History of Scotland

78a Magazine – Scottish Memories – June 1993

78b The Scots – Moray McLaren

WALES

79 The Royal Town of Caernarfon

80 Flame Bearers of Welsh History - Owen Rhoscomyl

81 The Story of Denbighshire through its Castles - Frank Price Jones

82 Life in Wales - AH Dodd

83 Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion 1939

84 Wizard Dee

85 Borough of Welshpool – Official Guide (1960s)

86 Dyfed parishes, Registration Districts & information (Dyfed FHS)

87a-h The Montgomery Collections 1986-92 (Vol. 74-80 + index)

88 History of Marloes - A Pembrokeshire Village

89 Stories of Burton (Pembrokeshire)

90 Erddig

91 Llechwedd and the World of the Victorian Slate Miner

92 The Road to Bodnant by H. T. Milliken

93 More Pembrokeshire Folk Tales – Brian John

94 A Memoir of Chirk Castle, Denbighshire (photocopy)

94a Wrexham – Old Wrexham a collection of pictures – W Alister Williams

101* Topographical Dictionary of Wales - Volumn 1 - 1840 S Lewis

102* Topographical Dictionary of Wales - Volumn 2 - 1840 S Lewis

CANADA 95 Images of our Past – Historic Dartmouth, Canada (Reflections of Early Life)

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TOPOGRAPHY & HISTORY – GENERAL (THG)

F1 The Magna Carta (The Great Charter) Preamble

F2 The Romances of the Finchley Manor & Early days of Whetstone, Friern Barnet North End & East End,

Finchley & Barnet (notes of Historical Interest)

1 The English - A Social History 1066-1945 – C. Hibbert

2 100 years in pictures – D. C. Somervell

3 Photographic Memories – North Western England

4 Roman Britain - Peter Salway (Oxford History of England)

5 Roman Britain and the English Settlements (2nd

ed) (Oxford History of England)

6 English History Domesday Book - Magna Carta 1087-1216 (Oxford History of England) A.L. Poole

7 The Thirteenth Century (1216-1307) 2nd

edition (Oxford History of England)

8 Anglo-Saxon England - Sir Frank Stenton (Oxford History of England)

9 The Making of the English Working Class – E P Thompson

10 Picturesque Towns & Villages of England & Wales – H. Beresford Stevens

10a The History of the Countryside – Oliver Rackham

11 Edwardian England 1901-15 Society and Politics - Donald Read

12 Longmans’ ‘Ship’ Historical Readers - Stories + biographies 1066-1485

13 Victorian England - WJ Reader

14 Victorian Underworld – Kellow Chesney (1979)

14a The Victorian City – Images and Realities Vol 1

15a-e The Rt Hon Earl of Beaconsfield (Disraeli) & His Times – Alexander Charles Ewald (5 Vols)

16 Life In the Victorian Age (Reader’s Digest)

17 Historic Houses, Castles, Gardens in Gt. Britain & Ireland 1983

17a Life in the English Country House – Mark Girouard

18 Life on the English Manor A Study of Peasant Conditions 1150-1400 (H.S.Bennett)

19 The Growth of Political Stability in England 1675-1725 – J.H. Plumb

19a The Population History of England 1541-1871 (A reconstruction)

20 With This Ring - 100 Years of Marriage - E Laverack

21 Shell Shilling Guides 1963-64:

a) NE Scotland b) W Highlands c) SW Lowlands d) Hampshire e) Wiltshire f) Dorset

g) Somerset h) Cornwall

22 Working-class Stories of the 1890s - ed. PJ Keating

23 To Struggle is to Live (Working-class Autobiography) Vol 2- Starve or Rebel (1927-1971) Ernie Benson

24 Domesday Book through 9 centuries - EM Hallam (1986)

24a Domesday Then and Now – Nicholas Whines

25 British History in 19th Century and after 1782–1919 - Trevelyan

26 The King's Peace 1637-1641 – CV Wedgwood

27 The Origin & Development of the Order of Buffaloes - Bro. M.W. Payne

28 Seventeenth Century Life in the Country Parish – Eleanor Trotter

29 Some Types of Common-field Parish with maps – FG Emmison

30 Landscape History – C.H. Knowles

30a The English Park (Royal, Private & Public)

31 Automatic Record Linkage in the Demographic Study of 19C Rural Communities – H.Rhodri Davies

32 The Common People (A History from the Norman Conquest to the Present) J.F.C.Harrison

32a Annals of the Labouring Poor (1660-1900)

33 The Origin of English Place Names – P H Reaney

34 Nature and Industrialization – Alasdair Clayre (1977)

35 The Village Labourer 1760 – 1832 (A study of the government before the Reform Bill) Hammond

36 Rural Life in Victorian England – G E Mingay

36a The Rural World (1780-1850) Pamela Horn

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37 The Tudor Age – Jasper Ridley (2002)

38 This Sceptred Isle 55BC – 1901 by Christopher Lee (1998)

39 This Sceptred Isle 20th

Century by Christopher Lee (2000)

40 Association of River Authorities – Year Book 1968

41 Illegitimacy and the Influence of Seasons upon Conduct – Albert Leffingwell

42 Plenty and Want – A social History of Diet in England from 1815 to the Present Day – John Burnett

43a The Gazetter of England – Vol 1 (A-K)

43b The Gazetter of England – Vol 2 (L-Z)

44 Home Town – What’s behind the name? (AA Publication)

45 A History of their own (Women in Europe from prehistory to the Present) Vol 1

46 A History of their own (Women in Europe from prehistory to the Present) Vol 2

47 The family, sex and marriage in England 1500-1800 – Lawrence Stone

48 The making of Victorian Sexual Attitudes – Michael Mason

49 The Workhouse System (1834-1929) the history of an English Social Institution

50 Shops and Shopping 1800-1914 – Alison Adburgham

51 Industry and Empire

52 Town City and Nation England 1850-1914

53 The English Farmhouse and Cottage – M.W.Barley

54 Historic Farm Buildings – Jeremy Lake

55 Illustrated Handbook of Vernacular Architecture – R.W.Brunskill

101* Topographical Dict. England. Vol 2. 1840 - S.Lewis



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WILLS INDEXES & INFORMATION (WI)

F1 Transcript of Will of Rev. W M Morton 1840

F2 Papers concerning Will of Sam Dean of Elton

F3 Peculiar Court of Hawarden (now Probate Registry, St Asaph) – Wills proved

F4 John Green of Willington – photocopy of Will 1804

1 Index of Chancery proceedings 1625-1649:

1a) Vol 1 1b) Vol 2 1c) Vol 3 1d) Vol 4

2 Probate Accounts of England and Wales:

2a) A - J 2b) K – Z

3-4 Prerogative Court of Canterbury (PCC) Administrations (Indexes):

See also T1) 1383-1604

3a) Vol V 1609-1619

3b) Vol VI 1631-1648

3c) 1655-1660 Vol 2 R – Z

4a) 1750-1800 Vol 1 A – Bh

1750-1800 Vol 2 Bia-Cez (on microfiche)

1750-1800 Vol 3 Cha-Gyt (on microfiche)

4b) 1750-1800 Vol 4 H - M

4c) 1750-1800 Vol 5 N – Sh

5a London Commissary Court Vol 1 1374-1488

5b London Probate records Vol 1 (1363)-1649 (Index)

6 London Commissary Court Vol 4 1626-1649 + 1661-1700

6a) Pt 1 A – G 6b) Pt 2 H - S 6c) Pt 3 T – Z

7 Suffolk Probate records (Ipswich) 1444-1700:

7a) Vol 1 A - K 7b) Vol 2 L - Z

8 Northamptonshire Administrations Pt 2 1711-1800

9 Oxford Probate records 1516-1732:

9a) Vol 1 A - K 9b) Vol 2 L - Z

10 Sudbury Probate records 1354-1700:

10a) Vol 1 A - K 10b) Vol 2 L – Z

11 Surrey Probate records up to 1649 (Index)

12 Chelmsford Wills Vol 1 1400-1619

13 Lincoln wills Vol 5 1660-1700

14 Bedford Probate Records 1484-1858:

14a) Vol 1 A - Kimnot 14b) Vol 2 Kimpton – Z

15 Ely Probate Records 1449-1858:

15a) Pt 1 A - E 15b) Pt 2 F - P 15c) Pt 3 Q – Z

16 Oxford Probate Records 1773-1857 + Oxford Peculiars 1547-1856

17 Carlisle Consistory Court wills 1661-1750

18 Buckinghamshire Probate Records 1483-1660 & Peculiars 1420-1660

19 Probate Records in the Court of the Archdeacon of Sudbury 1801-1858

20 Probate Jurisdictions, where to look for wills. 4th ed.

21 blank

22 blank

23 Gloucester Wills & Administrations 1801-1858 – Introduction & fiche guide

24 Hereford Probates, Administrations & Wills 1407-1581 –Introduction & guide

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25 Prerogative Court of Canterbury – Wills, etc. proved:

1383-1558: 25a) A - B 25b) C - J 25c) K – R 25d) S - Z

1558-1583: 25e) A - G 25f) H - R 25g) S - Z

1584-1604: 25h) A - G 25i) H - R 25j) S - Z

26 Index of wills held by SCFHS from R.Bygot, Solicitors of Sandbach:

(Will Books & Wills Filed in Studies Centre)

26a) Index for Will Books (19-20c)

26b) Index to Wills not listed in Will Books (17-20c)

27 Chester Diocesan Consistory Court 1492-1857 – Wills, etc. proved:

27a) Pt 1 A – Boon 27b) Pt 2 Boond – Comm 27c) Pt 3 Comp - E

27d) Pt 4 F – Hayf 27e) Pt 5 Hayh - J 27f) Pt 6 K - Mi

27g) Pt 7 Mo – Q 27h) Pt 8 R - Sp 27i) Pt 9 Sq - V

27j) Pt 10 W – Z

28 Transcript of Wills & Inventories - Nantwich 1603-1688 (SCFHS publication)

28a) Index

28b) Vol 1 - A to B

28c) Vol 2 - C to D

28d) Vol 3 - E to K

28e) Vol 4 - L to N

28f) Vol 5 - P to T

28g) Vol 6 - V to W

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YEAR BOOKS & HANDBOOKS (YB)

3 "Sunlight" Year Book 1898

4 County Palatine of Chester Year Book 1955-56

5 The Liverpool & Merseyside official red book 1949

6 Chester Diocesan Handbooks:

6a) 1960 6b) 1962 6c) 1963 6d) 1964 6e) 1968 6f) 1970

6g) 1971 6h) 1975 6i) 1979/80 6j) 1982/83 6k) 1983/84 6l) 1984/85

6m) 1986/87 6n) 1989/90

10 Methodist Year Book:

10a) 1932 10b) 1943 10c) 1944 10d) 1955 10e) 1960 10f) 1962

10g) 1966 10h) 1971 10i) 1975 10j) 1980 10k) 1985 10l) 1990

11 United Reformed Church Year Book:

11a) 1976 11b) 1977 11c) 1978 11d) 1979 11e) 1980 11f) 1981

13 Warrington Year Book 1974

14 Catholic Directory 1967

15 Catholic Directory for Scotland 1973

16 Builders Guide and Architects Year Book 1924-1927

17 Daily Mail Year Book 1921

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MICROFICHE

CENSUS – GENERAL (CEN-G)

1 HO 107 Class List 1841 – PRO [6]

2 HO 107 Class List 1851 – PRO [6]

3 RG 9 Class List 1861 – PRO [7]




7 Index to the Microfiche Collection 1891 – (PRO) Series 1 to 3 [6]

(Series 1 – Reg Dist Num Series 2 – Sub Dist Num Series 3 – Sub Dist Alph)

1881 CENSUS – all counties

CENSUS INDEXES – CHESHIRE (CEN-CHS)

Macclesfield Workhouse [1]

1 1841 – Birkenhead & Tranmere [1]

2 1861 – Birkenhead (RG 9/2639 - 2644) [2]

3 1861 – Nantwich & District includes Crewe RG 9/2615-2619 [1]

4 1861 – Tranmere [1]

5 1881 – Altrincham – Vol 1 to 5 [6]

6 1891 – Altrincham (RG 12/2820-2828) [2]

7 1891 – Birkenhead (RG 12/2878 – 2886) [2]

8 1891 – Congleton (RG 12/2843 – 2848) (missing) [2]

9 1891 – Frodsham (RG 12/2834) [1]

10 1891 – Macclesfield (RG 12/2808-1819) [1]

11 1891 – Stockport – incl Sub Districts (RG 12/2788-2807) [3]

12 1891 - Tranmere (RG 12/2887-2893) [2]

13 1901 – Birkenhead [3]

1891 CENSUS INDEX - PRODUCED BY SCFHS

14 Acton, Edleston & Henhull [1]

15 Alsager (Parts 1 & 2) [2]

16 Alvaston, Woolstanwood & Worleston [1]

17 Aston Juxta Mondrum & Cholmondeston [1]

18 Austerson, Baddington & Coole Pilate [1]

19 Barthomley & Weston [1]

20 Basford, Chorlton & Hough [1]

21 Bartherton & Stapeley [1]

22 Betchton & Hassall (Parts 1 & 2) [2]

23 Blackenhall, Checkley cum Wrinehill, Bridgemere [1]

24 Brindley & Faddiley [1]

25 Burland [1]

26 Church Coppenhall [4]

27 Church Lawton [1]

28 Haslington (Parts 1 & 2) [2]

29 Hatherton & Hunsterson [1]

30 Hurleston, Poole & Stoke [1]

31 Leighton & Minshull Vernon [1]

32a-f Monks Coppenhall – Districts 9 to 21 incl [13]

33 Nantwich (Parts 1 & 2) [2]

34 Odd Rode (Parts 1, 2 & 3) [3]

35 Shavington-cum-Gresty & Rope [1]

36 Smallwood [1]

37 Warmingham [1]

38 Wheelock [1]

39 Willaston (Parts 1 & 2) [2]

40 Wistaston [1]

41 Wybunbury [1]

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CENSUS - 1891 - CHESHIRE (CEN-CHS-1891)

1 RG 12/2788 Marple [4]

2 RG 12/2789 Hyde [3]

3 RG 12/2790 Hyde [3]

4 RG 12/2791 Hyde [4]

5 RG 12/2792 Hyde [3]

6 RG 12/2793 Heaton Norris [4]




10 RG 12/2797 Stockport (First) [3]






16 RG 12/2803 Stockport (Second) [4]

17 RG 12/2804 Stockport (Second) [4]

18 RG 12/2805 Cheadle [2]

19 RG 12/2806 Cheadle [3]

20 RG 12/2807 Hazelgrove [4]

21 RG 12/2808 Prestbury [3]

22 RG 12/2809 Bollington [3]

23 RG 12/2810 Bollington [3]

24 RG 12/2811 Rainow [2]

25 RG 12/2812 East Macclesfield [3]

26 RG 12/2813 East Macclesfield [3]

27 RG 12/2814 West Macclesfield [3]



30 RG 12/2817 Sutton [4]

31 RG 12/2818 Gawsworth [2]

32 RG 12/2819 Alderley [3]

33 RG 12/2820 Wilmslow [3]

34 RG 12/2821 Wilmslow [3]

35 RG 12/2822 Altrincham [3]





40 RG 12/2827 Lymm [4]

41 RG 12/2828 Knutsford [4]

42 RG 12/2829 Budworth [3]

43 RG 12/2830 Daresbury [2]

44 RG 12/2831 Runcorn [4]

45 RG 12/2832 Runcorn [4]

46 RG 12/2833 Runcorn [4]

47 RG 12/2834 Frodsham [4]

48 RG 12/2835 Weaverham [3]

49 RG 12/2836 Weaverham [3]

50 RG 12/2837 Northwich [3]



53 RG 12/2840 Over [4]

54 RG 12/2841 Over [3]

55 RG 12/2842 Middlewich [4]

56 RG 12/2843 Church Hulme [2]

57 RG 12/2844 Congleton [3]



60 RG 12/2847 Sandbach [4]

61 RG 12/2848 Sandbach [4]

62 RG 12/2849 Crewe [3]

63 RG 12/2850 Crewe [3]

64 RG 12/2851 Crewe [4]

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65 RG 12/2852 Crewe [3]

66 RG 12/2853 Crewe [3]

67 RG 12/2854 Crewe [4]

68 RG 12/2855 Nantwich [3]

69 RG 12/2856 Nantwich [3]

70 RG 12/2857 Bunbury [4]

71 RG 12/2858 Wrenbury [3]

72 RG 12/2859 Tattenhall [3]

73 RG 12/2860 Tattenhall [3]

74 RG 12/2861 Chester Castle [4]



77 RG 12/2864 Chester Cathedral [3]





82 RG 12/2869 Hawarden [4]

83 RG 12/2870 Hawarden [4]

84 RG 12/2871 Neston [4]

85 RG 12/2872 Eastham [3]

86 RG 12/2873 Eastham [3]

87 RG 12/2874 Eastham [3]

88 RG 12/2875 Eastham [3]

89 RG 12/2876 Woodchurch [2]

90 RG 12/2877 Woodchurch [3]

91 RG 12/2878 Birkenhead [3]










101 RG 12/2888 Tranmere [3]

102 RG 12/2889 Tranmere [3]

103 RG 12/2890 Tranmere [2]

104 RG 12/2891 Tranmere [3]

105 RG 12/2892 Tranmere [3]

106 RG 12/2893 Tranmere [3]

107 RG 12/2894 Wallasey [4]

108 RG 12/2895 Wallasey [4]

109 RG 12/2896 Wallasey [4]

110 RG 12/2897 Wallasey [4]

CENSUS – DENBIGH (CEN-DEN)

1891.1 RG 12/4611 Holt [4]

1891.2 RG 12/4612 Ruabon [4]

1891.3 RG 12/4613 Ruabon [4]

1891.4 RG 12/4614 Wrexham [3]

1891.5 RG 12/4615 Wrexham [3]

1891.6 RG 12/4616 Wrexham [3]

1891.7 RG 12/4617 Wrexham [3]

1891.8 RG 12/4618 Wrexham [3]

1891.9 RG 12/4619 Wrexham [3]

CENSUS – DERBYSHIRE (CEN-DBY)

1891.1 RG 12/2772 – Dronfield [4]

CENSUS – DURHAM (CEN-DUR)

1851.1 South Tyneside (index) – Vol 1 & 2 [2]

1851.2 Bishopwearmouth – Vol 5 (part 1) and Vol 6 (part 2) [6]

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CENSUS – ESSEX (CEN-ESS)

1891.1 RG 12/1341 – East Ham [4]

CENSUS – HAMPSHIRE (CEN-HAM)

1891.1 RG 12/908 – Ringwood [3]

CENSUS – LANCASHIRE (CEN-LAN)

1841.1 Bury – HO 107/538-40 (Index) [2]

1851.1 Preston Environs – HO 107/2268 (Index) [1]

1851.2 Manchester London Rd – EN District 1A – 1T [4]

1891.1 Stretford – RG 12/3160 (Census) [4]

CENSUS-LINCOLNSHIRE (CEN-LINC) 1841.1 Caister District [1]

1841.1 Sleaford & Newark District [1]

CENSUS-MONTGOMERYSHIRE (CEN-MONT)

1861.1 Newtown – Part 1 [1]



CENSUS – NORTHUMBERLAND (CEN-NBL)

1851.1 Bedlington, Netherton, Choppington, Cambois [2]

CENSUS – SHROPSHIRE (CEN-SAL)

1891.1 RG 12/2086 Bishops Castle [2]

1891.2 RG 12/2119 Overton [1]

1891.3 RG 12/2120 Hanmer [2]

1891.4 RG 12/2125 Whitchurch [4]

1891.5 RG 12/2126 Malpas [2]

1891.6 RG 12/2127 Moreton Say [3]

CENSUS – STAFFORDSHIRE (CEN-STS)

Lichfield Census 1695 [1]

1851.1 HO 107/2014 Lichfield (part 1) transcript [7]

1851.2 HO 107/2014 Lichfield (part 2) transcript [7]

1851.3 HO 107/2022 Walsall (part 1) – transcript & index [9]

1851.4 HO 107/2023 Walsall (part 2) – transcript & index [12]

1891.1 RG 12/2147 Whitmore [1]

1891.2 RG 12/2150 Newcastle-under-Lyme [4]

1891.3 RG 12/2152 Audley [3]

1891.4 RG 12/2166 Hanley [3]

1891.5 RG 12/2167 Hanley [4]

1891.6 RG 12/2168 Hanley [3]

1891.7 RG 12/2169 Hanley [3]

1891.8 RG 12/2170 Shelton [3]

1891.9 RG 12/2171 Shelton [3]

1891.10 RG 12/2172 Shelton [3]

1891.11 RG 12/2173 Shelton [3]

1891.12 RG 12/2174 Shelton [3]

1891.13 RG 12/2178 Fenton [4]

1891.14 RG 12/2179 Fenton [4]

1891.15 RG 12/2180 Longton [3]

1891.16 RG 12/2181 Longton [3]

1891.17 RG 12/2182 Longton [3]

CENSUS – WARWICKSHIRE (CEN-WAR)

1851.1 HO 107/2057 Birmingham (St Mary District) Vol 1 – Part 1 [12]

1851.2 Rugby – Barby to Lower Hillmorton [1]

1851.3 Rugby – Upper Hillmorton to Yelvertoft [1]

1851.4 Rugby – Surname index [2]

CENSUS – WILTSHIRE (CEN-WIL)

1891.1 RG 12/1627 – Mere [4]

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CENSUS – YORKSHIRE (CEN-YKS)

1831.1 Nether Hallam – Transcript & index [1]

DIRECTORIES (DIR)

GEN1 Harrod’s Royal Despatch of England + Special Directory [7]

GEN2 Ecclesiastical Directory 1829 [6]

GEN3 The Medical Register 1779 [3]

GEN4 The Medical Directory 1847 [6]

GEN5 The Medical Directory 1876 [20]

C1 Cheshire Broster’s Directory - 1781 [1]

C2 Cheshire Cowdroy’s Directory - 1789 [1]

C3 Cheshire Pigot’s Directory - 1830 [1]

C4 Cheshire Pigot’s Directory - 1834 [2]

C5 Cheshire Directory - 1848 [1]

C6 Cheshire Directory – 1850 (also on CD-Rom) [4]

C7 Cheshire Kelly’s Directory - 1857 [6]

C8 Cheshire White’s Gazetteer & Directory - 1860 [15]

C9 Cheshire Morris’ Directory - 1864 [6]


C11 Cheshire Slater’s Directory - 1869 [9]

C12 Cheshire Morris’ Directory - 1874 [10]

C13 Cheshire Directory - 1874 [8]



C16 Cheshire Kelly’s Directory – 1892 (also on CD-Rom) [11]


C18 Directory of Cheshire – North 1805 [1]

C19 Directory of Cheshire – North East 1825 [1]

C20 Directory of Cheshire – Far North East 1832 [1]

C21 Crewe, Middlewich, Nantwich, Sandbach, Northwich, Winsford & district 1895 [9]

C22 Cumberland Jollies’ Guide & Directory - 1811 [4]

D1 Derbyshire Pigot’s Directory (+ map) - 1842 [2]

D2 Derbyshire Slater’s Directory (+ map) - 1850 [2]

E1 East Riding White’s Directory - 1867 [7]

H1 Hull Year Book & Directory - 1876 [6]

H2 Hull & District White’s Directory - 1882 [9]

H3 Hull Kelly’s Dir. Port & neighbourhood - 1885 [6]

H4 Hull & District Atkinson’s Directory - 1888 [10]

K1 Kingston-upon-Hull Stephenson’s Directory - 1848 [6]

K2 Kingston-upon-Hull Melville & Co Directory - 1855 [6]

K3 Kingston-upon-Hull Buchanan’s Directory - 1872-3 [8]

K4 Kingston-upon-Hull Butcher’s Directory - 1874-5 [8]

L1 Lancashire Pigot’s Directory - 1830 [5]

L2 Lancashire Pigot’s Directory - 1834 [6]

L3 Liverpool - Business & Services 1997 [4]

L4 Liverpool North – Residential 1997 [2]

L5 Liverpool South – Residential 1997 [3]

M1 Manchester South – Business & Residential 1997 [10]

N1 Norfolk White’s History Gazetteer & Directory - 1864 [16]

S1 Salop Directory 1828 [2]

S2 Shropshire Pigot’s Directory - 1830 [1]

S3 Shropshire Pigot’s Directory (+ map) - 1842 [1]

S4 Shropshire Slater’s Directory - 1850 [1]

S5 Staffordshire Directory Part 3 - 1818 [3]

S6 Staffs & Worcestershire Pigot’s Directory - 1830 [2]

S7 Staffordshire White’s Gazetteer & Directory - 1834 [10]

S8 Staffordshire Pigot & Co Directory (+ map) - 1842 [2]

S9 Staffordshire Slater’s Directory (+ map) - 1850 [3]

S10 Staffordshire White’s Gazetteer & Directory - 1851 [11]

S11 Staffordshire Post Office Directory - 1860 [12]

S12 Staffordshire Kelly’s Directory - 1900 [17]

S13 St Helens – Residential 1997 [2]

S14 Swansea & District – Business & Residential 1998 [6]

S15 S.W. Wales - Business & Residential 1996 [7]

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W1 Warrington – Residential 1997 [3]

W2 Wirral – Residential 1997 [3]

Y1 Yorkshire Pigot’s Directory - 1842 [7]

GENERAL RECORD OFFICE INDEXES (BMD)

Birth, Marriage and Death Index for 1900 to 1950

GOVERNMENT RECORDS (GOV) 1 Settlement Examinations – Kesteven, Lincs (Quarter Sessions 1700-1847) [5]

2 Essex Hearth Tax Assessments 1662 with index [11]

3 Hearth Tax Returns of South Yorkshire [2]

4 Tax Book for the Township of Nantwich 1792 [2]

5 Betley Poor Rate Book c1824 (with Balterley 1824 & 1838) [2]

INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX (IGI) 1981

INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX (IGI) 1988

MILITARY (MIL)

1 Army and Navy List – January 1841 [5]

2 Navy Lists - March 1882 [7]

3 Navy Lists – April 1882 [7]

4 Soldiers Index (1st – 104

th Infantry) 1806-38 [9]

5 The Army List – February 1829 [2]

6 Cheshire Residents Oath of Allegiance (1723) – Bertram Merrill [4]

7 Soldiers found in Cheshire 17c-20c (Vol 1,2,3 – NCFHS) [3]

MISCELLANEOUS (MISC)

1 Apprentices of Great Britain – Index of Masters 1762-1774 [4]

2 Criminal Register Index – Vol 14 – Cheshire [3]

3 Alphabetical List of Bankrupts 1774-1786 [2]

4 Bankrupt – Directory 1820-1843 [8]

5 Law List 1812 [3]

6 Lloyds’ Captains’ Register [14]

7 List of Apothecaries 1815-1840 [3]

8 FFHS Strays Collection 1 [6]





13 Glamorgan Strays – Collection 1 (April 2000) [1]

14 South Cheshire Journal (SCFHS) 1990-1999 (Issue 1 to 38) [25]

15 Family History News & Digest Sections + Index Vol 1 to 3 (1997) [2]

16 Family Tree Magazine – Index - Vol 1-7 [1]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – CHESHIRE (MI-CHS)

Source & Location of Cheshire MI’s [1]

Buried in Cheshire – Vols 1-2-3 [13]

A1 Acton – St Mary [5]

A2 Alderley - St Mary [2]

A3 Alford - St John the Baptist [1]

A4 Antrobus – St Mark [1]

A5 Appleton Thorn – St Cross [1]

A6 Ashton Hayes – St John the Evangelist [1]

A7 Ashton-upon-Mersey – St Martin [4]

A8 Astbury – St Mary [4]

A9 Aston-by-Sutton – St Peter [2]

B1 Baddiley – St Michael [1]

B2 Barnston (Wirral) – Christ Church [2]

B3 Barnton (Northwich) – Christ Church [2]

B4 Bidston – St Oswald [2]

B5 Bollington (Prestbury) – St John the Baptist [3]

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B6 Bollington (Rostherne) – Holy Trinity (filed under Wilmslow)

B7 Bosley nr Macclesfield – St Mary [1]

B8 Bosley – Methodist Chapel (filed under Cote Green)

B9 Bramhall – Baptist Chapel [1]

B10 Bromborough – St Barnabas [2]

B11 Buglawton, Congleton – St John the Evangelist [2]

B12 Bunbury Church Monuments (1918) [3]

B13 Byley – St John the Evangelist nr. Middlewich [2]

C1 Capenhurst – Holy Trinity [1]

C2 Cheadle Hulme, Stockport – All Saints [2]

C3 Church Chelford – St John the Evangelist [2]

C4 Chester – St Giles Cemetary (Spital, Boughton) [1]

C4a Church Minshull – St Bartholomew [1]

C5 Compstall – Methodist Church, George St (filed under Cote Green)

C6 Congleton – St Peter [1]

C7 Congleton – St Stephen (and grave register) [3]

C8 Coppenhall - St Michael [4]

C9 Cote Green – Jubilee Methodist Church, etc .. [1]

C10 Crewe – Christ Church [2]

C11 Crewe Green – St Michael & All Angels [1]

C12 Crowton – Christ Church [1]

D1 Daresbury – All Saints (new section) [1]

D2 Darnhall – Weaver Methodist Church [2]

D3 Davenham – St Wilfred [2]

D4 Dodleston – St Mary [2]

D5 Duddon – St Peter [1]

E1 Eaton (Congleton) – Christ Church [1]

E2 Egremont (Liscard) – St John [1]

E3 Elworth – St Peter [2]

E4 Englesea-Brook – Primitive Methodist Chapel [1]

E5 Ettiley Heath (nr Sandbach) – Methodist [1]

G1 Gawsworth – St James [2]

G2 Grappenhall – St Wilfrid [2]

G3 Great Budworth – St Mary & All Saints (Vol 1,2,3) [5]

G4 Great Sutton – St John [1]

G5 Great Warford – Baptist Chapel [1]

G6 Guilden Sutton – St John, etc.. [1]

H1 Hargrave – St Peter [2]

H2 Hartford – St John the Baptist [2]

H3 Haslington – (Three Churches) [1]

H4 Haslington – Primitive Methodist [1]

H5 Heaton Mersey (Stockport) – Church of the Upper Room [1]

H6 Heaton Norris – Christ Church [3]

H7 Henbury nr Macclesfield – St Thomas [2]

H8 High Lane nr Stockport – St Thomas [1]

H9 Higher Bebington – Christ Church [2]

H10 Hollinfare – St Helen (see Warburton) [2]

H11 Holmes Chapel – Ironbridge Methodist Chapel [1]

H12 Hoole – All Saints (church interior) (filed under Guilden Sutton)

H13 Hoylake – Holy Trinity [4]

H14 Hurdsfield (Macclesfield) – Holy Trinity [3]

H15 Huxley – Methodist Church [1]

K1 Kelsall – Methodist Burial Ground [1]

K2 Kingsley – St John (plus Cemetery) [2]

K3 Knutsford – St Cross [1]

K4 Knutsford – St John the Baptist [3]

L1 Lach Dennis – All Saints, etc … [1]

L2 Lindow (Wilmslow) – St John the Evangelist [2]

L3 Liscard (Egremont) – St John (filed under Egremont)

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L4 Liscard (Egremont) – St Albans [1]

L5 Little Budworth – St Peter [2]

L6 Little Leigh – St Michael (filed under Lach Dennis)

L7 Lostock Gralam – St John the Evangelist [3]

L8 Low Marple – St Martin [1]

L9 Lower Peover – St Oswald [2]

L10 Lower Whitley – St Luke [1]

L11 Lower Withington – Methodist Chapel [1]

L12 Lymm – St Mary (1630 – 1990) [2]

M1 Macclesfield – Christ Church [2]

M2 Macclesfield – St Michael [1]

M3 Macclesfield – St Paul [1]

M4 Macclesfield – St Peter, Brunswick Meth, Park Street Meth, St Alban RC [1]

M5 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section A) [2]

M6 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section B) [2]

M7 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section C – D) [3]

M8 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section F – G) [2]

M9 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section H – J) [3]

M10 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section K – O) [3]

M11 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section P) [3]

M12 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section Q & X) [2]

M13 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section Y & Z) parts 1-2 [3]

M14 Macclesfield – Borough Cemetery (Section Z) parts 3-4 [3]

M15 Macclesfield – Forest Chapel [1]

M16 Marston – St Paul [1]

M17 Marton – St James & St Paul [1]

M18 Mickle Trafford – Methodist Burial Ground [1]

M19 Middlewich – St Michael & All Angels [2]

M20 Minshull Verson – St Peter [2]

M21 Mobberley – St Wilfred [3]

M22 Moreton – Christ Church [2]

N1 Nantwich – All Saints (Barony) SCFHS [3]

N2 Nantwich – All Saints (Barony) FHSC [2]

N3 Nantwich – St Marys [2]

N4 Norley – St John [2]

N5 Northenden, Manchester – St Wilfred [4]

N6 North Rode – St Michael [1]

O1 Odd Rode – All Saints [2]

O2 Over Alderley – Methodist Chapel [1]

O3 Over Peover – St Lawrence [2]

O4 Over Peover – Methodist Chapel (filed under Snelson Methodist Chapel)

O5 Over (Winsford) – St Chad [1]

O6 Over (Winsford) – St John [2]

O7 Over (Winsford) – URC/Congregational [2]

P1 Partington – St Mary (filed under Warburton) [2]

P2 Pott Shrigley – St Christopher [1]

P3 Poynton – St George [3]

P4 Prestbury – St Peter [12]

R1 Rainow – Holy Trinity C of E and The Pleasance Graveyard [1]

R2 Rainow – Methodist Chapel [1]

R3 Ringway – St Mary [1]

R4 Rock Ferry – St Peter [1]

R5 Romiley – Chadkirk Old Chapel (Stockport) [1]

R6 Romiley – Hatherlow United Reform Church (Stockport) [2]

R7 Rostherne – St Mary [4]

S1 Saughall – Grove Chapel [1]

S2 Shocklach – St Edith [1]

S3 Siddington – All Saints [1]

S4 Snelson & Over Peover – Methodist Chapel, etc .. [1]

S5 Stockport – St Peter [2]

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S6 Stockport – St Thomas [2]

S7 Stockport – Edgeley Methodist Church, Church Street [2]

S8 Stockport – High St Unitarian [1]

S9 Stockton Heath – St Thomas [3]

S10 Stretton – St Matthew [2]

T1 Taxal – St James [3]

T2 Thurstaston – St Bartholomew (Fiche 1 missing) [2]

T3 Tilstone Fearnall – St Jude [1]

T4 Timperley – Christ Church [3]

T5 Toft (Knutsford) – St John the Evangelist [1]

T6 Tushingham – St Chad [1]

U1 Upton (Wirral) – St Mary [1]

W1 Wallasey – St Hilary [3]

W2 Wallasey – Quaker Meeting House, Withens Lane [1]

W3 Walton – St John the Evangelist [1]

W4 Warburton – St Werburgh [2]

W5 Warmingham – St Leonard [2]

W6 Waverton – St Peter [1]

W7 Weaverham – St Mary the Virgin [2]

W8 Weston Cemetary, ne Crewe [1]

W9 West Kirby – St Bridget [4]

W10 Wettenhall – St Davids [1]

W11 Wheelock – Christ Church [3]

W12 Wheelock Heath – Baptist Church [1]

W13 Whitegate – St Mary [2]

W14 Wildboarclough – St Saviour (filed under Wincle, St Michael)

W15 Wilmslow – Quaker Burial Ground, etc …. [1]

W16 Wincle – St Michael [2]

W17 Wistaston – St Mary [4]

W18 Woodford – Christ Church [3]

W19 Woodhead – St James (missing) [1]

W20 Woodchurch – Holy Cross [4]

W21 Worleston nr Nantwich – St Oswalds [1]

W22 Wybunbury – St Chads (Burials after 1908) [4]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – DERBYSHIRE (MI-DBY) 1 Old Brampton – St Peter & St Paul [3]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – GLAMORGAN (MI-GLAM) 1 Llantwit Major – St Illtyd & Chapels [1]

2 Pontypridd – Sardis Conlc & Rhydyfelin Bethehem [1]

3 Porth – Cymmer Independent Chapel [1]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – LANCASHIRE (MI-LANC)

1 Aughton – St Michael [2]

2 Bickerstaffe – Holy Trinity [3]

3 Dumplington – Barton on Irwell – St Catherine [4]

4 Ramsbottom – Park United Reformed Chapel [1]

5 Ramsbottom – St Andrew [1]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – STAFFORDSHIRE (MI-STAFF) 1 Audley – Alsagers Bank – St John [2]

2 Audley – Bignall End – Methodist Cemetery [1]

3 Betley – St Margaret [3]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – WARWICKSHIRE (MI-WAR)

1 Rugby – Croop Hill Cemetery [2]

2 Rugby – St Matthew, St Andrew & St Oswald [1]

MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS – OTHER (MI-JAM)

1 Jamaica (indexed) [7]

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NEWSPAPERS

Index to the Staffordshire Advertiser 1840-69 (Audley & surrounding villages) [2]

PARISH REGISTERS – GENERAL

Parish & Vital Records –

Argentina, England, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Spain,

United States & Yugoslavia [13]

Vicar General Marriage Licence Index (1694-1725) Aco-Mar [12]

Vicar General Marriage Licence Index (1694-1725) Mar-Zou [9]

Vicar General Marriage Licence Index (1726-1750) [12]





PARISH REGISTERS – CHESHIRE (PR-CHS)

B1 Bidston (1581 – 1700) [3]

B2 Buglawton – St John the Evangelist – Burial Register (1839-1939) [2]

B3 Bunbury – St Boniface – Baptisms (1848 – 1866) [3]

C1 Cheadle – Park Road Cemetery – Vol 1 (1903 – 1922) [2]

C2 Cheadle – Park Road Cemetery – Vol 2 (1922 – 1932) [1]

C3 Cheadle – St Mary – Baptisms (1813 – 1834) [1]



C6 Cheadle – St Mary – Burials (1871 – 1982) [4]

C7 Cheadle Hulme – All Saints – Burials (1864 – 2000) [2]

C8 Chester – Holy & Undivided Trinity (1532 – 1837) [13]

C9 Chester – St Mary on the Hill – Baptisms (1547 – 1701) [4]

C10 Chester – St Mary on the Hill – Baptisms (1813 – 1814) & (1820 – 1831) [2]

C11 Chester – St Mary on the Hill – Marriages (1547 – 1683) & (1754 – 1766) [1]

C12 Chester – St Mary on the Hill – Burials (1547 – 1854) some years missing [9]

C13 Crewe – Christ Church – Marriage Index (1855 – 1892) [1]

D1 Dane Bridge – St Paul – Burials (1849 – 1956) [1]

D2 Dodleston – St Mary – Baptisms (1570 – 1970) [4]

D3 Dodleston – St Mary – Marriages (1570 – 1970) [2]

D4 Dodleston – St Mary – Burials (1570 – 1970) [3]

H1 Hazel Grove, Stockport – Methodist – Baptisms (1794 – 1879) (missing) [2]

H2 Heswall (1559 – 1729) [3]

H3 Higher Kinnerton – All Saints (1894-1970 Marr/Bur) & (1868-1970 Bapt) [2]

L1 Liscard Independent Chapel & Field Road Mission – Baptisms [2]

L2 Liscard Independent Chapel – Deaths & Burials (1845 – 1964) [1]

L3 Liscard Independent Chapel – List of Burials (1848 – 1964) [1]

L4 Liscard Independent Chapel – Marriage Register [2]

M1 Macclesfield – St Michael – Marriages (1699 – 1754) [1]

O1 Odd Rode – All Saints – Baptisms (1860 – 1903) [1]

O2 Odd Rode – All Saints – Banns (1864 – 1929) [2]

O3 Odd Rode – All Saints – Burial Register (1863-1993) [5]

O4 Over – Congregational Church Registers [1]

T1 Tarvin – St Andrew – Burials (1813 – 1899) [3]

T2 Tilston – St Mary – Burials (1813 – 1899) [1]

U1 Upton in Overchurch (1600 – 1812) [2]

W1 Witten – St Helens Burials (1813 – 1862) - Auxiliary Burial Register [5]

W2 Wrenbury – St Margaret – Burials (1813-1918) [3]

W3 Wybunbury – Burial Book (1807 – 1875) [4]

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PARISH REGISTERS – DERBYSHIRE (PR-D)

1 Old Bramptom – St Peter & Paul (1756-1928 Marriages) [7]

PARISH REGISTERS – LANCASHIRE (PR-L)

A1 Ashton in Makerfield (Baptisms 1756 – 1809) (Burials 1746 – 1805) [6]

C1 Colton (1623 – 1812) [5]

C2 Coppull – Baptisms (1757 – 1842) [3]

F1 Farnworth – Baptisms (1698 – 1743) [2]

F2 Farnworth – Burials (1698 – 1743) [2]

G1 Great Sankey (1728 – 1837) [3]

H1 Hale (1741 – 1842) [5]

L1 Liverpool – St Nicholas RC - Marriages (1827 – 1855) [2]

L2 Liverpool Index Marriages (1800-1837 St Peters) [10]

M1 Melling (1603 – 1837) [4]

O1 Ormskirk (1678 – 1697/8) [2]

O2 Ormskirk (1699 – 1714) [2]

R1 Ribchester (1780 – 1837) [6]

W1 Winwick (1756 – 1806) [6]

PARISH REGISTERS – LINCOLNSHIRE (PR-LINC)

C1 Parts of Calcewaite & Candleshoe Deanery – Marr (1600-1699) [3]



E1 East Coast Area – Burials (1813-1900) [3]

L1 Louth Holy Trinity, St James & St Michael – Burials (1813-1900) [3]

PARISH REGISTERS – STAFFORDSHIRE (PR-S)

A1 Armitage (1813 – 1837) [1]

A2 Audley – St James the Great (1538 – 1712) [5]

B1 Bilston – St Leonard (1684 – 1746) [4]

Blymhill (1813 – 1837) (filed under Armitage)

B3 Brierley Hill (1766 – 1800) [3]

B4 Brierley Hill (1800 – 1812) [2]

B5 Bucknall cum Bagnall (1762 – 1812) [3]

C1 Chebsey – All Saints (1660 – 1812) [3]

C2 Codsall – St Nicholas (1587 – 1812) (Marriages 1587 – 1843) [5]

Coppenhall (1678 – 1837) (filed under Armitage)

E1 Ellenhall (1539 – 1812) + index [2]

G1 Gnosall – St Laurence (1572 – 1699) (Marriages 1571 – 1785) [5]

H1 High Offley (1659 – 1812) [2]

Himley (1813 – 1837) (filed under Armitage)

K1 Keele – St John the Baptist [ ]

L1 Lichfield Marriage Licences & Bonds (1711 – 1716) [6]

M1 Madeley (1567 – 1775) (Marriages 1567 – 1812) [1]

N1 Newcastle-under-Lyme (1771 – 1812) [6]

P1 Penkridge – St Michael (1572 – 1735) [6]

P2 Pipe Ridware (1565 – 1812) Index on Bookshelf [1]

S1 Stafford – Castle Church (1567 – 1812) [2]

S2 Stafford – St Mary (1559 – 1671) + index [4]

Weston under Lizard (1813 – 1837) (filed under Armitage)

PARISH REGISTERS – WARWICKSHIRE (PR-W)

R1 Rugby – St Andrew – Parish Registers (1620 – 1700) [1]

R2 Rugby – St Andrew – Surname Index (1620 – 1750) [1]

R3 Rugby – St Andrew (1700 – 1754) [1]

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R4 Rugby – St Andrew - Baptisms (1813 – 1840) [1]

R5 Rugby – St Andrew - Burials (1813 – 1840) [1]

PARISH REGISTERS – GLAMORGAN (PR-G)

L1 Llantwit Major – St Illtyd - Parish Register Index [2]

L2 Llanwonno – St Gwynno - Parish Registers [4]

P1 Porth – Cymmer Independent Chapel (1813 – 1844) Indexes [1]

P2 Ystradyfodwg – St John - Parish Registers [2]

POLL BOOKS (POLL)

1 Buckinhamshire 1784 [4]

2 Cambridge 1722 [2]

3 Dorset 1807 [2]

4 Leicestershire 1741 [4]

5 Nottinghamshire 1754 [1]

6 Sussex 1734 [2]

7 Westminster 1749 [5]

8 Wiltshire 1772 [2]

RELIGION (REL)

1 The Archdeaconry of Stoke-on-Trent Historical Notes (1893) [3]

RETURNS OF OWNERS OF LAND 1873 (ENGLAND) (RET)

Bedford [1] Berkshire [1] Buckingham [1]

Cambridge [2] Chester [2] Cornwall [2]

Cumberland [2] Derby [2] Devon [2]

Dorset [1] Durham [1] Essex [2]

Gloucester [2] Hereford [1] Hertford [1]

Huntingdon [1] Kent [2] Lancaster [2]

Leicester [1] Lincoln [3] Middlesex [1]

Monmouth [1] Norfolk [2] Northamptonshire [1]

Northumberland [1] Nottingham [1] Oxford [1]

Rutland [1] Salop [1] Somerset [2]

Southampton [2] Stafford [2] Suffolk [2]

Surrey [1] Sussex [2] Warwick [1]

Westmoreland [1] Wiltshire [1] Worcester [2]

York -E Riding [1] York –N Riding [2] York –W Riding [3]

RETURNS OF OWNERS OF LAND 1873 (WALES)

Anglesey [1] Brecknock [1] Cardigan [1]

Carmarthen [1] Carnarvon [1] Denbigh [1]

Flint [1] Glamorgan [1] Merioneth [1]

Montgomery [1] Pembroke [1] Rodnor [1]

TOPOGRAPHY & HISTORY (T&H)

1 Cheshire & Lancashire Historical Collector (1853) Vol 1 [3]

2 Cheshire & Lancashire Historical Collector (1853) Vol 2 [2]

3 The History of the Ancient Parish of Sandbach, Cheshire (1890) [7]

4 Erdeswick’s Survey of Staffordshire by Th. Harwood (1844) [11]

WILLS (WILL)

1 Cheshire Wills Beneficiaries Index – Vol 1 [3]

2 Cheshire Wills Beneficiaries Index - Vol 2 [2]

3 Cheshire Wills Beneficiaries Index – Vol 3 [4]

4 Cornish Probate Records at Cornwall R.O. 1800-1857 [4]

5 Gloucester Wills & Administrations 1801-1858 [2]

6 Hereford Probates, Administrations & Wills 1407-1581 [7]

7 Bank of England Will Extracts Index 1807-1845 [6]

8 Abstract of Irish Wills [20]

9 L.A. Index of Lincoln Consistory Court Wills 1801-1858 [6]

10 LCC Admon List 1801-1858 [2]

11 Index to Wills Proved in the PCC 1750-1800 (Vol 2) [8]



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MICROFILMS

See the Parish Register Index stored in Library for details of dates for the following -

Acton – St Mary

Aldford – St John the Baptist

Altrincham – St George (part)

Ashton upon Mersey – St Martin

Astbury – St Mary with Congleton Chapel

Aston Chapel

Audlem – St James the Great

Baddiley – St Michael

Barthomley – (part)

Bebbington – St Andrew

Bidstone – St Oswald

Birkenhead – St John

Birkenhead – St Mary

Bosley – St Mary the Virgin

Bunbury – St Boniface

Burwardsley – St John

Chester – Holy Trinity

Chester – St John

Chester – St Martin

Chester – St Mary

Chester – St Michael

Chester – St Oswald

Chester – St Olave

Chester – St Paul

Chester – St Peter

Church Lawton – All Saints

Church Minshull – St Bartholomew

Congleton – St Peter

Coppenhall – St Michael

Crewe – Christ Church

Daresbury – All Saints

Davenham – St Wilfrid

Dodleston – St Mary

Eastham – St Mary

Eccleston – St Mary (part)

Elworth – St Peter

Farndon – St Chad

Frodsham – St Lawrence

Grappenhall – St Wilfrid

Great Budworth – St Mary & All Saints

Haslington –St Matthew

Hurdsfield, Prestbury – Holy Trinity

Hyde – St George

Hyde – St Thomas

Ince

Knutsford – St John the Baptist

Little Budworth – St Peter

Lower Peover – St Oswald

Lymm – St Mary the Virgin

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Malpas – St Oswald

Marbury – St Michael

Middlewich – St Michael & All Angels

Mobberley – St Wilfrids

Mossley – Holy Trinity

Mottram in Longendales – St Michael

Moulton – St Stephen the Martyr

Nantwich – St Mary & St Nicholas

Neston

Norbury – St Thomas

Over – St Chad

Plemstall

Pott Shrigley

Rostherne – St Mary

Runcorn

Sandbach – St Mary

Stockport – St Mary

Stockport – St Thomas

Stockton Heath – St Thomas

Swettenham – St Peter

Tarporley – St Helen

Tarvin -

Tattenhall (part)

Thorton le Moors

Thurstanston

Tilstone – St Mary

Warburton – St Werburgh

Warmingham – St Leonard

Waverton -

West Kirby – St Bridget

Whitegate – St Mary

Wilmslow – St Bartholomews

Wistaston – St Mary the Virgin

Wybunbury – St Chad

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CD – ROM

Miscellaneous (Misc) 1. Family History Source Guide – Church of the Latter Day Saints

2. Family History Library Catalogue

3. Family Search Program including International Genealogical Index (IGI) filed in three A4 folders

4. Vital Records Index – British Isles (1538-1888)

5. Vital Records Index – Australia (1788-1905) 7 discs (parts a & b)

6. Vital Records Index - North America (1631-1888)

7. The East India Register & Directory 1830

8. Thacker’s Indian Directory 1895

9. Australian Dictionary of Dates & Men of the Time

10. Universal British Directory – 1791

11. Genealogical Research Directory 1990-1999

12. Current Publications of Microfiche by Member Societies – John P Perkins

13. East of London – Members Interests – 2003

14. East Surrey – Members Interests – 2003

15. Wiltshire – Members Interests – 2005

16. Crimea War Medal Roll (1854-1855)

17. 1851 British Census for Devon, Norfolk and Warwick (indexed) – Latter Day Saints

18. Printed Sources for Railway Staff (Publications and where to find them) – Adobe Acrobat

19. Railway Staff Database + Railway Details – Adobe Acrobat

20. 1780-1837 Pallot’s Baptismal Index – Ancestry

21. 1780-1837 Pallot’s Marriage Index – Ancestry

22. English Parish Records – Ancestry

23. Scottish Parish Records – Ancestry

24. 1261-1900 Cambridge Uni Alumni (Cambridge University Graduate List) - Ancestry

25a. 1891 London Census – Disc 1 – Ancestry

25b. 1891 London Census – Disc 2 – Ancestry

25c. 1891 London Census – Disc 3 – Ancestry

26. The Complete Navy List of the Napoleonic Wars 1793-1815

27. Pigot & Co 1830 Directories combined editions

28. Canal Maps from the 19c

29. The British 19th

Century Surname Atlas

30. Roman Catholics in Macclesfield – Index to Registers, MI’s, pictures, documents

Family Tree Magazine – Free Resources

FLOPPY DISK

PRO Names – Index of miscellaneous personal names in documents at PRO

PRO Names 2 – more names

Burial Index (1789-1923) All Saints, Eccleshall, Sheffield – all surnames

Burial Index (1813-1855) St James, Sheffield – all surnames

Burial Index (1813-1861) St Paul, Sheffield – all surnames

Burial Index (1813-1855) Sheffield Cathedral – surnames S-Z

Burial Index (1830-1908) St Mary, Bramall Lane, Sheffield – surnames L-Z

1841 Census – Cheshire 1841.1 Catalogue

1841.2 HO 107/89-95

1841.3 HO 107/96-104

1841.4 HO 107/105-113

1841.5 HO 107/114-124

1841.6 HO 107/125-132

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1851 Census - Cheshire 1851.1 Vol 1&2 - HO 107/2154-57 Stockport, Hyde & other Townships

1851.2 Vol 3 - HO 107/2158-59 East Macclesfield, Hurdsfield & Bollington

1851.3 Vol 4 - HO 107/2160-61 West Macclesfield & Sutton

1851.4 Vol 5 - HO 107/2162-63 Altrincham, Sale, Lymm, Knutsford & 34 other Townships

1851.5 Vol 6 - HO 107/2164 Runcorn, Frodsham & Gt Budworth

1851.6 Vol 7 - HO 107/2165-66 Northwich, Middlewich & Over

1851.7 Vol 8 - HO 107/2167-68 Congleton Registration District

1851.8 Vol 9 - HO 107/2169-70 Nantwich Registration District

1851.9 Vol 10 - HO 107/2171-72 Chester & other Townships

1851.10 Vol 11 - HO 107/2173-74 Wirral Registration District

1851.11 Vol 12 - HO 107/2175 Birkenhead & Tranmere

1851.12 Vol 13 - Missing areas

1851.13 Grappenhall index and Dukinfield folios

1871 Census – Cheshire 1871.1 Vol 1 – Stockport RG 10/3647 & 3650 to 3667

1871.2 Vol 2 – Macclesfield RG 10/3668 to 3679

1871.3 Vol 3 – Altrincham RG 10/3680 to 3687

1871.4 Vol 4 – Runcorn RG 10/3688 to 3693 & 3908

1871.5 Vol 5 – Northwich RG 10/3694 to 3700

1871.6 Vol 6 – Congleton RG 10/

1871.7 Vol 7 – Nantwich RG10/3708 to 3716 & part RG10/2799

1871.8 Vol 8 – Chester RG 10/3717 to 3738 & parts of RG 10/2796, 2798 & 5651bb

1871.9 Vol 9 – Wirral RG 10/3739 to 3743

1871.10 Vol 10 – Birkenhead RG 10/3744 to 3754

1871.11 Vol 11 – Ashton under Lyne RG 10/4080 – 4085 & 4090 – 4092

1891 Census – Cheshire 1891.1 Census Index Cheshire and Derbyshire

Cheshire - General 1. Cheshire Ordnance Survey Maps – 1870 to 1875

2. Cheshire Ordnance Survey Maps - 1900 to 1912 (missing)

3. Cheshire Bagshaw Directory – 1850 (also on fiche)

4. Cheshire Kelly’s Directory – 1892 (also on fiche)

5. Crewe Commercial Directory – 1913

6. Bertram Merrell Marriage Index (1700-1837) Version 3 (Cheshire & Wirral)

7. North and East Cheshire Marriage Index (1754-1837)

7a Astbury, St Mary Parish Registers (images)

8. Crewe, Coppenhall Cemetery - Burial Register – Book 1 (transcript)

8a Crewe, Christ Church - Burials (images)

8b Crewe, Christ Church – Baptisms 1846-1873 (images)

9. A History of Mid Cheshire (Roundabout the Millenium) Photographs

10. Alsager Images – Photographs of Alsager area. (2 copies)

11. 1871 Testimonial John Ramsbottom – LNWR

12. Heathfolk Revisited (Crewe family) - (floppy disc)

13. Mavor family of Crewe – various images

14. The Cheshire Sheaf (being local gleanings, Historical & Antiquarian relating to Cheshire, Chester & North Wales)

15. Old Maps of Nantwich 1794

16. Cheshire - Estate Sale Catalogues – Vol 1

17. Cheshire – Estate Sale Catalogues – Vol 2

National Burial Index for England & Wales - 2

nd edition

Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-19 (Database)

British Census and National Index (1881)

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WALES

Conway Parish Registers 1541-1793 – Vol 1

1873 Returns of Owners of Land, Anglesey, Denbigh, Carnarvon and Flint

1873 Returns of Owners of Land – Wales, Mon.

Pigots North Wales 1828-9, South Wales 1830 Trade Directory

North Wales Directories 1818-1936

Wales 1844 – Pigot’s Directory

Caernarvon Census

Census 1841 (3 disc)

Census 1851 (4 disc)

Denbighshire Census

Census 1841 (2 disc S&N) (3 disc other publisher)

Census 1851

Census 1861

Census 1871

Census 1891

Census 1901

Glamorganshire Census Census 1901 (10 disc)

Derbyshire Census 1841

Census 1851

Census 1861

Census 1871

Census 1891 + index

Census 1901

Lancashire Census 1841

Census 1851

Census 1861

Census 1871

Census 1891

Census 1901

1. An Index to the 1851 census of Liverpool

2. Lancashire Ordnance Survey Maps – 1900 to 1912

a) Northern, b) Manchester, c) Liverpool

Shropshire Census 1841

Census 1851

Census 1861

Census 1871

Census 1891 + index

Staffordshire Census 1841

Census 1851

Census 1861

Census 1871

Census 1891

Census 1901

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1. 1851 Surname Index for Staffordshire (HO 107/1999 to 2033)

2. Staffordshire Kelly’s Directory 1900

3. Staffordshire Kelly’s Directory 1940

4. Staffordshire Post Office Directory 1868

5. Staffordshire Kelly’s/Post Office Directory 1872 (with map)

6. Staffordshire Return of Owners of Land 1873

7. Staffordshire Parish Register - St Thomas, Kidsgrove (Bap 1839-1874) (Marr 1853-1873) (Bur 1853-1877)

8. Staffordshire Parish Records

9. Staffordshire Monumental Inscriptions

10. Birmingham & Midland North Staffs – Library List – 2005

Yorkshire Census 1841

Census 1851

Census 1861

Census 1871

Census 1891 + index (3 discs)

Census 1901

Directory of North Riding of Yorkshire 1823

Yorkshire Parish Records Yorkshire (West Riding) Nottinghamshire (2 copies)

COMPUTER (HARD DRIVE)

Criminal Lunatic Index Bethlem Hospital/County Asylums 1799-1843 (PRO HO20/13)

Criminal Register Index (Cheshire) 1805-1816 (PRO HO27)

1891 Census Enumeration Districts for Cheshire

Devon 1830 – database of Pigot’s Directory

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JOURNALS

J 1 Barnsley FHS

J 2 Bedfordshire FHS

J 3 Berkshire FHS

J 4 Birmingham & Midland Ancester

J 5 Bradford FHS (Bod-kin)

J 6 Bristol & Avon FHS

J 7 British Genealogy & Family History (International Soc for) (British Connections)

J 8 Buckinghamshire (Origins)

J 9 Calderdale FHS incorporating Halifax & District (The Scrivener)

J10 Cambridgeshire

J11 Cardiganshire FHS

J12 Catholic Ancestor

J13 Channel Islands FHS Jersey

J14 Cheshire Cauldron

J15 Cheshire Community Council (Newsletters)

J16 Cheshire FHS (Cheshire Ancester)

J17 Cheshire FHS – Nantwich Group Newsletters

J18 Cheshire FHS – North

J19 Cheshire FHS – South

J20 Chesterfield FHS

J21 Cleveland FHS

J22 Clwyd FHS (Hel Achau)

J23 Coventry FHS

J24 Cumbria FHS

J25 Derbyshire FHS

J26 Devon FHS

J27 Doncaster FHS

J28 Dorset FHS

J29 Dyfed FHS

J30 Essex

J31 Family History News & Digest (filed in Studies Unit)

J32 Felixstowe FHS

J33 Glamorgan FHS

J34 Gloucestershire FHS

J35 Guernsey (The Societe Guernesaiaise)

J36 Gwent FHS

J37 Gwynedd FHS

J38 Hampshire Genealogical Society

J39 Hastings & Rother FHS

J40 Heraldic & Gen Studies (Institute of)

J41 Heraldics & Gen Society of South Wales

J42 Herefordshire FHS

J43 Hertfordshire People

J44 Highland FHS

J45 Hillington FHS

J46 Huddersfield FHS & District

J47 Huntingdonshire FHS (The Huntsman)

J48 Irish FHS – Ballinteer Branch (Gateway to the Past)

J48a Irish Roots (North)

J49 Isle of Axholme

J50 Isle of Man FHS

J51 Isle of Wight

J52 Kent FHS

J53 Kent FHS – North West

J54 Knutsford Historical & Archaeological Society

J55 Lancashire FH & Hearaldy Society

J56 Leicestershire & Rutland

J57 Lincolnshire History & Archaelogy Society

J58 Liverpool Family Historian

J59 London & North Middlesex

J60 London FHS – East (Cockney Ancestor)

J61 Manchester & Lancashire FHS

J62 Mansfield & District FHS

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J63 Middlesex – West

J64 Middlesex (Central) & Westminster FHS

J65 Middlewich Heritage Society + Lion Salt Works

J66 Norfolk Ancester

J67 North Eastener

J68 Northamptonshire FHS

J69 Northumberland & Durham FHS

J70 Nottinghamshire FHS

J71 One Name Studies + index (Guild of)

J72 One Name Study (Bloor) & Alice Ann Eden (nee BLOOR) Tracing my Ancestors

J73 One Name Study (Chadwick/Cockitt/Hitchon/Kelland/Palgrave)

J74 One Name Study (Nadin)

J75 One Name Study (Stretch)

J76 One Name Study (Swinnerton)

J77 Oxfordshire FHS

J78 Powys FHS Cronicl

J79 Quaker FHS

J80 Ripon & Harrogate FHS

J81 Rolls Royce FH Group

J82 Sheffield & District FHS

J83 Shropshire FHS

J84 Society of Genealogists

J85 Somerset & Dorset (The Greenwood Tree)

J86 Suffolk FHS (Suffolk Roots)

J87 Surrey FHS – East

J88 Surrey FHS – West

J89 Sussex FHS

J90 Tay Valley Journals

J91 Wakefield & District FHS

J92 Waltham FHS

J93 Wharfedale FHS

J94 Wigan Past-Forward

J95 Wiltshire FHS

J96 Woolwich & District

J97 York FHS (city of)

J98 Yorkshire FHS

J99 Yorkshire FHS – East (The Banyan Tree)

Family Tree Magazines – bound copies x 17 (1984 – 2001) (filed in Studies Unit)

Family History Monthly - bound copies (various)

OVERSEAS JOURNALS

J101 Anglo-German FHS

J102 Australia – Campbell Town NSW (Ghost Busters)

Australia – Central Coast NSW

J102a Australia – Ancestral Searcher (Canberra)

J103 Australia – Mt Isa

Australia – Northern Territory (Progenitor)

Australia – Inverell NSW

J104 Australia – Richmond & Tweed NSW (The Cedar Log)

J105 Australia – Central Coast (The Muster)

Australia – Victoria

J106 Australian Genealogist – Society of (Descent)

J107 Australian Genealogist – South

J108 Canada – misc (includes Connections Quebec)

J109 Canada British Columbia

J110 New Zealand Family Tree

J111 Old State of Rhodesia – Belguim – France

J112 USA – North West Georgia

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MAP BOXES 1 AND 2

Location Main Area Details Printer Author/Notes Date Scale

1/7 Weston Cemetery Crewe &

Nantwich BC

D. J. Jones Feb 1991 Not Shown

1/7 Warmingham St. Leonard’s Church x 6 South

Cheshire FHS

M. J. Grose 1995/ to

Mar 1997

Not Shown

1/3 Crewe Crewe & Crewe Works J. Saunders Copied by REP

1986

4 Apr 1868 Scale on the

map

1/4 Betley Village & Local Area Traced from OS 1899 1:2500

1/4 Audley, Betley &

Barthomley

Villages & Local Area Traced from OS 1:2500

1/4 Audley &

Woolstanton

Villages & Local Area Traced from OS 1:2500

1/5 Lancashire Registration Districts/Sub-

districts/Parishes/Townships

/Anglican churches 1851

Allen & Todd 1983

1/4 Barthomley Tithe Map with borders cut

off

Photocopy made

up of sections

1838

1/7 Coppenhall , St

Michael’s Church

Cemetery Plan Crewe &

Nantwich BC

Leonard Reeves

Diazo print of

poor quality

No Date Not shown

1/7 Barony, All Saints Burial Ground Hand drawn No Date 1” = 10 feet

1/8 South West of

Middlewich

Cheshire County Series XLI OS 11873 Rev

1907 Rep

30/36

1:2500

1/8 Sandbach Town & Local Area 1840 On Map

1/8 Sandbach Town & Local Area

Tithe Map

Sandbach

History Socy.

1849 On Map

1/11 Monks

Coppenhall

Tithe Maps (Copies) x 2

(Donated P. Chadwick)

1839

1/9 SE Cheshire Parishes and Voters Wards OS? No Date

1/10 Minshull Vernon

and Warmingham

Estates for Sale 1928-see

also L&H 24 – 3 copies

Copies from

OS Maps

Edition not

known

1/11 Crewe Cheshire County Series

LVI.8

OS Copy of reprint

20/98

1st Ed.

1876

1:2500


LVI.7

OS Copy of reprint

1894

1st Ed.

1876

1:2500


LVI.7

OS Copy of reprint

50/06

2nd

Ed

1889

1:2500


LVI.3

OS Copy of reprint

1883

1st Ed.

1876

2/2 Radway Green

Station and East

thereof

SJ7854 & SJ7954 OS Revised Oct

1960

1:2500

2/2 Alsager North SJ 7856 & SJ 7956 OS Revised 1969 1:2500

2/2 Alsager South SJ 8054 & SJ 8154 OS Revised 1960 1:2500

2/2 Oakhanger &

White Moss

Cheshire County Series

LVII.6

OS Edition of

1909

1:2500

1/7 Coppenhall

St Michael

Grave Plan for MI’s SCFHS Mike Grose 2007

2/2 Alsager &

surrounding area


LVII

OS Surveyed 1874-

5 Shows no

Staffs

Ed 1882 1:10560

(6 inch)

2/2 Alsager OS copy OS No Date 1:1250

1/4 Bartholmey A few small copies from

various OS maps

Most are

undated

MB2 /9 Church Lawton &

Scholar Green

SJ 85 NW OS Revised 1953 Provisional

Edition

1:10560

(6 inch)

2/2 Alsager Tithe Map copy 1840

MB2 /11 Haslington Copies of Tithe Map 1841

& Cheshire LVII NW 1911

Various 1841/1911 Various

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2/2 Alsager 2 Copies of Cheshire LVII

NE

OS Printing of

170/46

Provisional

Edition

1938 1:10560

(6 inch)

1/8 Township of

Sandbach

Eastern part of an undated

Tithe Map

MB2 /15 Cheshire south &

east

Sheets 118 & 127 Outline

Editions

OS 1:50,000

2/2 Alsager & sheet to

the north


LVII 3 & LVII 7

OS Edition of 1909 1:2500

2/2 Alsager area

Rode Hall


LVII 4 & LVII 12


1/8 Sanbach area Cheshire County Series L OS Surveyed 1873 1882 1:10560

(6 inch)

ROLLED UP MAPS

Weaver Junction Cheshire County Series

XXXIII.2

OS Edition of 1910 Reprint 50/24 1:2500

Crowton Cheshire County Series

XXXIII.6

OS Edition of 1910 Reprint 20/34 1:2500

Davenham,

Leftwich


XXXIV.13

OS Edition of 1898

Coloured

Reprint 15/08 1:2500

Bostock Green

Whatcroft Hall


XLI.2

OS Edition of 1874

Coloured

1:2500

Beeston Banbury

Heath


XLVIII.13


Cholmondston

Hall


XLIX.13

OS Edition of 1875

Coloured

1:2500

New Hoolgrave

Bradfield Green


XLIX.14

OS Edition of 1876

Coloured

1:2500

Wheelock, Ettily

Heath


L.9

OS Edition of 1909

Coloured

1:2500

Congleton Cheshire County Series

LI.2


Sporston

Pecforton Hall


LV.1


Woodworth Green Cheshire County Series

LV.2

OS Edition of 1910 Two Copies 1:2500

Wardle Cheshire County Series

LV.3


Sporston Cheshire County Series

LV.6


Worleston Station Cheshire County Series

LVI.1

OS Edition of 1875

Coloured

1:2500

Leighton Hall

Woolstanwood


LVI.2

OS Edition of 1876

Coloured

1:2500

Poole Hall,

Rookery Hall


LVI.5

OS Edition of 1875

Coloured

1:2500

Reaseheath,

Barony


LVI.9

OS Edition of 1876

Coloured

1:2500

Kidsgrove Cheshire County Series

LVIII.5 & Pts of Staffs

OS Edition of 1893

Coloured

1:2500

Sound Cheshire County Series

LXI.8


Middlewich &

Winsford

Parts of Cheshire County

Series

OS Unknown Pieces

trimmed & stuck

together

. 1:10650

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