OTHER RECORDS
As of October 2019
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This page provides a list of miscellaneous research material we have available in our Library.
* | Please note that any items marked with an * are not normally kept at our room at Birchwood Chapel, but we can make them available on request if you let us know beforehand they are needed. |
Sources are listed under the following categories, and within category by county and by parish.
Counties are in alphabetical order of chapman code.
Local History Books | Reference Sources | Other County Registers |
Other County MIs, Church Histories, &c. | Surnames / Family Trees |
Local History Books | |||
DBY | Grandfather's Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Whistling Clough (Novel based on events in Derbyshire), by Walt Unsworth Ed: this is apparently a historical novel featuring the Derbyshire lead mines. It was published in 1970, and is available from several sources online. | ||
DBY | The Devil's Mill (Novel based on events in Derbyshire), by Walt Unsworth The book is based on a young man's life in the Derbyshire cotton mills. It was published in 1968. | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Anglican Churches, by I.A.H. Combes | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Armory | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Born ("Rural Middle England as it was"), by John G Smith Ed: from the publisher's "blurb": The year is 1942, the British are stoical but fearful, the war could go either way. A boy is born in middle England on a small tenanted farm that might be lost to the Germans. He knows nothing of this nightmare since the early years are idyllic. Hating school and failing the crucial exam, the omens are not good. But he is bright and works hard and against the odds gets an office job aged fifteen and is plunged headlong into an adult world. A world of steam trains and post-war characters. It will take a big push to penetrate the realms of accounting and finance, yet it can be done. A time long gone. | ||
DBY | History of George Brettle Ltd, 1801-1964 | ||
DBY | Celtic Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Churches of Derbyshire, by J.C. Cox | ||
DBY | Derbyshire In The Civil War | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Coalfields | ||
DBY | Customs of the Peak District | ||
DBY | Aspects of Dale's Life Through Peace and War | ||
DBY | 'The Centenary of the Mutual Welfare Fund' Derbyshire Constabulary Commemorative History. | ||
DBY | Elegy of an Edwardian Childhood in Derbyshire, by Lillian Yates Harlow (nee Brocklehurst) | ||
DBY | Feudal History of the County of Derby (selected extracts), by J. Pym Yeatman | ||
DBY | A Sense of Place, Derbyshire in Fiction, by Ruth Gordon | ||
DBY | Grandfather's Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Guide Book | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Peaks and Dales | ||
DBY | William Wooley's Derbyshire, by William Wooley | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Privies | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Within Living Memory, by Derbyshire W.I. | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Lockout - 1833-1834 | ||
DBY | Sanderson's Map: Twenty Miles Round Mansfield | ||
DBY | List of Local Newspapers in Derbyshire Libraries | ||
DBY | Notable Churches in Derbyshire | ||
DBY | A Window on John Smedley's World, by J. Margaret Oakes | ||
DBY | Peak District - Bygone Days | ||
DBY | Sketches of the Peak District | ||
DBY | Supernatural Peak District | ||
DBY | Exploring Peak Practice Country | ||
DBY | Walking the Penine Way | ||
DBY | South Derbyshire & Its People | ||
DBY | Place Names of Derbyshire, by Kenneth Cameron | ||
DBY | The Transformation of a Valley, by Brian Cooper (The Valley of the River Derwent & the Industrial Revolution) | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Village Schools in the 19th Century, by Marion Johnson | ||
DBY | Derbyshire & Peak District Shire Guide | ||
DBY | A Journey in Time Around South Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Mining & Industry in South Derbyshire and North West Leicestershire | ||
DBY | The Courtship Narrative of Leonard WHEATCROFT: Derbyshire Yeoman | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Tithe Files | ||
DBY | Derbys & Notts Weather Book | ||
DBY | Derbyshire, Well Dressing | ||
DBY | Wells and Springs of Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Monument to an Iron Master - William Jessop, by Stuart Saint | ||
DBY | Alfreton | Watchorn Memorial Primitive Methodist Church Robert Watchorn, born in 1858 in Alfreton, began work in the local coal mines. He emigrated to the USA where he made his fortune. He never forgot his native town of Alfreton which benefitted from his success when he sent a good some of money over. Some of this money was used to build the Watchorn Memorial Church, a school, a manse and cottages in memory of his mother. | |
DBY | The Building of the Cotes Park Tunnel, Alfreton, 1859-1862 | ||
DBY | Alfreton in Hanoverian Times, 1780-1837 | ||
DBY | The Story of Housing in Alfreton | ||
DBY | A History of Alfreton, by Reginald Johnson | ||
DBY | Alfreton miners, Slaves of the Lamp | ||
DBY | Alfreton Parish Magazine, October 1919 | ||
DBY | Around Alfreton - Book of Photographs | ||
DBY | Tudor Alfreton | ||
DBY | Voices from the Past - Alfreton area | ||
DBY | Arbor Low | Arbor Low (Guide) | |
DBY | Ashbourne | Ashbourne and Dovedale | |
DBY | The Parish Church of Ashbourne | ||
DBY | Ashbourne, A Georgian County Town, 1725-1825. Volume 1 & 2 | ||
DBY | Ashbourne Guide | ||
DBY | Ashford in the Water | Ashford and Its Church (Guide) | |
DBY | Ashover | Ashover Light Railway | |
DBY | Ashover Memories of Childhood | ||
DBY | Ashover - Saints and Sinners | ||
DBY | Ashover Workhouse - its history & some records | ||
DBY | Bakewell | Around Bakewell | |
DBY | Bakewell Parish Church | ||
DBY | Belper | Christ Church Belper Book (A Potted History) | |
DBY | Belper and Its Environs | ||
DBY | Belper & Milford (Images of Engand) | ||
DBY | The STRUTT Family, Belper Benefactors | ||
DBY | Belper, Stackyard Meadow Days | ||
DBY | Harrison of Belper, by Jean Wilson | ||
DBY | Birchinlee | Birchinlee, Memories of Tin Town | |
DBY | Blackwell by Alfreton | Parish of Blackwell | |
DBY | Bolsover | Bolsover Castle (Guide) | |
DBY | Bolsover District Visitors' Guide | ||
DBY | Bonsall | Bonsall - A Portrait of a Village and its Church | |
DBY | Borrowash, Ockbrook | Borrowash in the 1820's | |
DBY | Ockbrook & Borrowash, Memories | ||
DBY | Brackenfield | Brackenfield Trinity Chapel | |
DBY | Brassington | Brassington Forebears, 1700-1900 | |
DBY | Lead & Lead Miners - History of Brassington, by Ron Slack | ||
DBY | Brassington, History, Lands & Lead Miners | ||
DBY | Butterley | Butterley Brick 200 Years in the Making, by Roy Christian | |
DBY | Butterley Company Railway Memories | ||
DBY | Buxton | Buxton, St Anne's (A History of the Church) | |
DBY | Coal Mining In Buxton | ||
DBY | Buxton Guide Book | ||
DBY | Buxton, History of the Town | ||
DBY | Calke | Calke Abbey National Trust Guide | |
DBY | Over the Hills to Calke | ||
DBY | Castleton | Peveril Castle (Leaflet) | |
DBY | Guide to Castleton | ||
DBY | Chaddesden | Chaddesden, A History | |
DBY | Chatsworth | Chatsworth (Guide) | |
DBY | School Days at Chatsworth | ||
DBY | Chesterfield | The Chesterfield Canal | |
DBY | 90 Years of Cinema in Chesterfield | ||
DBY | Chesterfield Cricket Club "100 not Out" | ||
DBY | Crooked Spire (Chesterfield) | ||
DBY | History of the Borough of Chesterfield, by J. Pym Yeatman | ||
DBY | Back from the Brink - Captain Percy Sillitoe, by David Beeston The achievements of Captain Percy Sillitoe, are best remembered as a controversial Director General of MI5 during the early years of the Cold War. Before this eminent position he had previously served as Chief Constable of five different British police forces including Chesterfield (1923-25), Sheffield and Glasgow. This little book will be of value to anyone interested in the history of the British police and to those who have lived in or near the areas where Sillitoe served. Written by David Beeston (Centre for Continuing Education, University of York) and published by Birchwood Publications, Derbyshire in 2005. (Price 3.50 plus postage) Anyone wishing to purchase a copy of the above should contact Margaret Brooksbank (Tel. 01773 604916) (Donated to DARG) | ||
DBY | The Story of Spital, by Lyn Pardo Roques Ed: This book was published by Merton Priory Press. Quoting briefly from the resume on their website: "Immediately to the east of Chesterfield town centre, on the opposite side of the main railway line that skirts the town, lies a small community that takes its name from a leper hospital founded just outside the borough in the late twelfth century. The hospital was swept away by Henry VIII but, as in many towns, the name survived and was applied initially to a gentry residence built near the site of the hospital." | ||
* | DBY | Clay Cross | Driving the Clay Cross Tunnel, by Cliff Williams |
DBY | Codnor | Codnor Park Forge 1910-1930, by Walter Littlewood | |
DBY | The Heritage of Codnor, by F.S. Thorpe | ||
* | DBY | My Village - Old Codnor, by Joseph M. Severn | |
DBY | Creswell | Creswell Colliery Disaster - Details | |
DBY | Crich | Crich - Silver Jubilee Brochure | |
DBY | Dale Abbey | Dale Abbey, All Saints Church | |
DBY | Dale & Its Abbey | ||
DBY | Dale Abbey, History & Guide | ||
DBY | Darley Dale | Joseph Whitworth (Darley Dale) - Tool Maker, by T. Kilburn | |
DBY | Sir Joseph Whitworth "The World's Best Mechanician" | ||
DBY | Denby | Jane Massie's Legacy - Denby Free School | |
DBY | Some Chapters in the History of Denby, by Mark Fryar Contains parish register transcript 1573-1812. | ||
DBY | Derby | Around Derby, by Alan Champion and Mark Edworthy This book has been donated to our Library by the publishers and contains nearly 200 old photographs of Derby. Released in July 2003, the book priced at £12.99 is available in Derbyshire Book Shops or from the publishers, Tempus Publishing Ltd. The Mill, Brimscombe Port, Stroud, Glos. GL5 2QG. | |
DBY | Life in Bygone Derby | ||
DBY | Derby Cathedral (Guide) | ||
DBY | City of Derby | ||
DBY | Derby China, through the centuries | ||
DBY | Household Almanack 1863-1864 - Derby | ||
DBY | Old Derby (Photographs) | ||
DBY | Tales of a Derby Poacher | ||
DBY | Derby Trams & Buses | ||
DBY | City of Derby, Visitors' Guide | ||
DBY | Derby, West End Story | ||
DBY | Derwent | Story of the Lost Villages of Derwent and Ashopton | |
DBY | Dethick | Collection of Local History Books of Dethick, Lea and Holloway Donated by Mr. George Wigglesworth. | |
DBY | Doveridge | Doveridge Village | |
DBY | Duffield | Duffield Frith | |
DBY | Erewash Valley | The Thrill Of It All (Cinemas in the Erewash Valley | |
DBY | Etwall | Etwall, A Portrait of a Derbyshire Village | |
DBY | Etwall, Historical Facts & Figures | ||
DBY | Eyam | Year of Wonders (Novel based on events in Derbyshire), by Geraldine Brooks A fictitious account of the events in Eyam during the outbreak of Plague in 1665. Central figures are Anna Frith and Michael Mompellion. Anna Frith appears to be based on Mary Cooper, and the book suggests a resolution of the mystery of what happened to her after her husband and family were dead, as apparently noone has been able to trace her burial or alleged remarriage. In the book, which was was published in 2001, she has left the village, and is living in the port city of Oran, on the north-west coast of Algeria. [Source: http://yearofwondersrm.wordpress.com/] | |
DBY | Eyam Parish Church | ||
DBY | Eyam Plague 1665 -1666 | ||
DBY | Fairfield | Fairfield Parish History | |
DBY | Foremark | A Short History of Foremark | |
DBY | Fritchley | The Quakers of Fritchley, by Walter Lowndes | |
DBY | Haddon | Guide to Haddon Hall | |
DBY | Hardwick, Ault Hucknall | Hardwick Hall (Guide) | |
DBY | A Look at Hardwick Hall | ||
DBY | Hasland | Hasland Over The Years | |
DBY | St Paul's Church, Hasland | ||
DBY | Hathersage | Hathersage, Its People & Traditions | |
DBY | Tales of Hathersage & Its People | ||
DBY | Hayfield | Hayfield, St Matthew's Church | |
DBY | Hazelwood, Duffield | Hazelwood | |
DBY | Hazelwood in Royal Forest of Duffield, by Herbert Swift | ||
DBY | Heage | Heage Hall - The Haunted House, by Dr. Gordon Gadsby | |
DBY | Heanor | History of Heanor Grammar School | |
* | DBY | Mining in the Heanor Area, by Heanor & District Local History Society All names indexed. | |
DBY | Two Centuries of Transport in the Heanor area | ||
DBY | Then & Now Part 1. The Changing Face of Heanor Town Centre | ||
DBY | Holbrook | The Story of Holbrook | |
DBY | Holymoorside, Brampton | Secrets of Holymoorside and Walton Stones | |
* | DBY | Hope | Hope - Notes from a Peakland Parish, by William Smith Porter |
DBY | Hope Valley | Hope Valley and The High Peak | |
DBY | Horsley | Horsley, Diaries of Henry Hill, Slackfields Farm 1872-1896 | |
DBY | Horsley Thro The Ages | ||
DBY | Horsley, Notes on the Parish | ||
DBY | Ilkeston | Put that light out - Ilkeston at War 1939-1941 | |
DBY | Ilkeston Families, by Stephen Flinders | ||
DBY | Ilkeston, A Backward Glance, by Jean Barbel | ||
DBY | A Backward Glance - Memories of Ilkeston | ||
DBY | Ilkeston, Street Names | ||
DBY | A Taste of Tudor Ilkeston, by Stephen Flinders | ||
DBY | Black Diamonds, Yellow Apples - A working class Ilkeston childhood | ||
DBY | Ironville | Ironville & Codnor Park Primary School, 1850-1990 | |
DBY | Kedleston | Kedleston Hall National Trust Guide | |
DBY | Kirk Ireton | Kirk Ireton (Spirit of) Photographs | |
DBY | Kirk Ireton, Spirit of | ||
DBY | Langley Mill | Then and Now, part 2, Langley Mill | |
DBY | Little Eaton | By Little Eaton Waters | |
DBY | Littleover | Littleover and its Church | |
DBY | Longstone | Longstone, Aspect of the 19th Century | |
DBY | Matlock Bath | Official Guide 1921-1922 (Matlock and Bakewell Health Resorts) | |
DBY | Measham | Measham in Focus (Photographs) | |
DBY | Melbourne | Melbourne Church Guide | |
DBY | Melbourne Hall Guide | ||
DBY | Milford | Milford and Makeney Milestones | |
DBY | Morley | Morley, St Matthew's (A history of the Church) | |
DBY | Morley Parish History | ||
DBY | Morley Parish Records (Notes on) | ||
DBY | Newbold | Eyre Chapel, Newbold | |
DBY | Building a Parish - Newbold | ||
DBY | Norbury | The Parish Church of Norbury | |
DBY | Norton | Norton and the Chantrey Story Ed: Francis Chantrey, artist and sculptor, was born in Norton, in 1781. | |
DBY | Ockbrook | Ockbrook in the 1820's | |
DBY | Ockbrook, All Saints, a History | ||
DBY | Ockbrook & Its Parson, Samuel Hey, 1810-1852 | ||
DBY | Ockbrook, Lands of the Manor | ||
DBY | Ockbrook, James Montgomery, connections with village 1771-1854 | ||
DBY | 100 years and More - The story of Methodism in Borrowash & Ockbrook | ||
DBY | Ockbrook Moravian Church and Settlement, 1750 | ||
DBY | Ockbrook Postcards | ||
DBY | Ockbrook School Magazine, 1959 | ||
DBY | Ockbrook, Yeomen of Elizathan era | ||
DBY | Peak Dale | Peak Dale - More Than Just Dust | |
DBY | Peak District | Moor Memories From The Peak District (The Moorlands) | |
DBY | Pentrich | The Pentrich Rising | |
DBY | The Making of a Radical (Pentrich) | ||
DBY | Pinxton | COKE family of Trusley and Pinxton | |
DBY | Childhood Days in Pinxton, by George Sheldon | ||
DBY | Parish Magazines, 1948-1953 | ||
DBY | Pleasley | Pleasley - Roll of Honour (Nottinghamshire?) | |
DBY | Repton | Repton Church | |
DBY | Repton School, 1557-1957 | ||
DBY | Riddings | Riddings Baptist Church, by William Shawcroft | |
DBY | William Shawcroft - Riddings Baptist Chapel | ||
DBY | Story of Riddings Church Windows | ||
DBY | Pits of James Oakes Company | ||
DBY | A Short History of Riddings, by Thomas H. Oakes | ||
DBY | Early Riddings As Seen Through Old Records | ||
DBY | Early Riddings Through Old Records | ||
DBY | A Village Walk - Riddings | ||
DBY | Ripley | Jubilee History of the Ripley Cooperation Society, 1860-1910 | |
DBY | Ripley and Codnor (Book of Photographs) | ||
DBY | Ripley, Heage & Ambergate | ||
DBY | Ripley & District, The War Effort | ||
DBY | Scarsdale | Scarsdale Miscellany | |
DBY | Shardlow | Shardlow's Past | |
DBY | Waterways in View - Shardlow (Photographs) | ||
DBY | Shipley | Shipley Hall - The Gardens of | |
* | DBY | Shirebrook | Shirebrook Notes (Derbyshire Miscellany, Spring 1995), by Charles Crapper |
DBY | Shottle | Shottle (A Short History) | |
DBY | Smalley | Smalley Church Bells | |
DBY | Smalley, History & Legends, by Rev. C. Kerry. | ||
DBY | Footsteps Through Smalley, by J. Crofts & J. Read | ||
DBY | Smalley Remembered | ||
DBY | Somercotes | Somercotes Before 1851 | |
DBY | Birchwood Chapel, 1853-1925 The early history of the United Wesleyan Methodist Free Church of Birchwood. | ||
DBY | Muckram and Shady Colliery | ||
DBY | Somercotes, Growing Pains | ||
DBY | Penny Town Ponds (Somercotes) Project | ||
DBY | Somercotes (Minutes of Secondary School 1952-1966) | ||
DBY | Somercotes, An Industrial Corridor Through A Community | ||
DBY | South Darley | South Darley (Parish at War) | |
DBY | South Normanton | Derbyshire Life - South Normanton | |
DBY | South Normanton in The Great War | ||
DBY | Naylor's Bus Co. South Normanton | ||
DBY | Parish Magazines, 1960-1965 | ||
* | DBY | The Revell Family of Carnfield, by C.J. Williams Note: Carnfield Hall, according to the entry for South Normanton in The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) was the seat of the Revell family, and its principal residence. At the time the Gazetteer was printed, Thomas Radford, Esq., was lord of the manor. | |
DBY | South Normanton Roll of Honour WWI | ||
DBY | South Normanton in Stuart Times, 1603-1714, by Joy Chantry | ||
DBY | South Normanton, A Village of Considerable Extent | ||
DBY | A Derbyshire Town Remembered, South Normanton | ||
DBY | South Wingfield | Wingfield Manor | |
DBY | Wingfield Manor In The Civil War | ||
DBY | Spondon | Spondon, A History | |
* | DBY | Memories of Spondon, by Guy Brighouse | |
DBY | Stanton | Bygone Stanton | |
DBY | Stanton Gone But Not Forgotten - Ironworks | ||
DBY | Stanton by Youlgreave | Stanton in the Peak, by Daniel Holmes | |
DBY | Sudbury | Sudbury Hall | |
DBY | Sudbury Hall Book | ||
DBY | Swadlincote | Dancing Through Time, Burton and Swadlincote Area | |
DBY | Swanwick | Swanwick as seen through Old Records | |
DBY | Swanwick Collieries List of Pits | ||
DBY | Swanwick Particular Baptists, 1794-1837 (an account) | ||
DBY | The Story of Swanwick Hall | ||
DBY | Swanwick, Story of our Village, 1304-2010 | ||
DBY | Swanwick Hall and the Wood family | ||
DBY | Tansley | Tansley Remembered | |
DBY | Temple Normanton | A Thousand Years of History - Temple Normanton | |
DBY | Tideswell | Guide to Tideswell | |
DBY | Tissington | Tissington (Guide) | |
DBY | Trusley | COKE family of Trusley and Pinxton | |
DBY | Underwood | Underwood and Its School | |
DBY | West Hallam | West Hallam - History, by Brenda Hunt | |
DBY | Whaley Bridge | Whaley Bridge - Coal Mining | |
DBY | Whittington | History of the Norman Church - Whittington, by Trevor Nurse | |
DBY | History of Whittington Parish, by Ellis A. Crompton | ||
DBY | Wirksworth | Gorsey Bank Mill, Wirksworth | |
DBY | Gorsey Bank Mill, 1750-1950 (Tape Spinning Mill) | ||
* | DBY | O'er Back of the Hillock - Reminiscences of The Dale & Greenhill, by J. Doxey | |
DBY | Youlgreave | Youlgreave Parish Church Guide | |
DOR | Bournemouth | Bournemouth, Old Guide | |
ENG | Walking & Exploring the Battlefields of Britain | ||
ENG | "The Colliers' Spurgeon", or Life of Matthew Hayes, by Matthew Wheeler | ||
ENG | Tracing the History of your House | ||
ENG | The Town Labourer 1760-1832 - Labouring life in Victorian Countryside | ||
ENG | Reading Latin Epitaphs | ||
ENG | Precious Memories, by Fred Hall | ||
ENG | The Middle Class (a History) | ||
ENG | Old Inland Waterways, by Euan Corrie | ||
ENG | Edwardian Childhood - Old Picture Postcards | ||
ENG | Ration Book Recipes | ||
ENG | Who's Who, 1961 | ||
ENG | Yeoman Families and Their Pedigrees | ||
ERY | Driffield | Driffield Town Guide Street Map | |
KEN | Bexley | Bexley Heath and Welling Pictorial History | |
LAN | Manchester | Manchester, Lancaster and North Cheshire, 1840-1912 | |
LEI | Leicestershire County Cricket Club, 100 Great Players | ||
LEI | Leicester and Rutland Village Book | ||
LEI | Belvoir | Guide to Belvoir Castle | |
LEI | Castle Donington | Inn and Taverns of Castle Donington | |
LEI | Staunton Harold | Staunton Harold Church Guide - National Trust | |
LEI | Swinford | Stanford Hall Ed: According to The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868), Stanford Hall is in the parish of Swinford. At that time, the Baroness de Braye of Stanford Hall was lady of the manor. | |
LIN | Lincolnshire Churches | ||
LND | London Churches | ||
LND | Guide To The London Museum | ||
NRY | Kirkby Malhamdale | Maldham Guide Ed: there is apparently no place called "Maldham". Malham is the nearest I found. | |
NTT | Old Broadmarsh and Narrowmarsh | ||
NTT | Churches of Southwell & Nottingham Diocese | ||
NTT | Nottingham Coalfield 1881-1981. | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Collieries | ||
NTT | Nottingham Curiosities | ||
NTT | Hidden Nottingham / Upton By Southwell, 1600 -1666 | ||
NTT | Hidden Places of Nottinghamshire / Nottinghamshire's Hidden Places | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire's Industrial Heritage | ||
NTT | Sanderson's Map: Twenty Miles Round Mansfield | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Miners 1914-1944. | ||
NTT | Old Nottinghamshire Remembered | ||
NTT | Victorian Nottingham in Pictures | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Village Book | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire, A Visitors' Guide | ||
NTT | Annesley | The Hills of Annesley | |
NTT | Arnold | Arnold in Them Days, 1893-1989 | |
NTT | Bagthorpe | Times Remembered in Bagthorpe & Underwood, by Ztan Zmith | |
NTT | Brinsley | Brinsley - Men & Mayhem | |
NTT | Brinsley Pubs | ||
NTT | Brinsley Down to Earth, by Ztan Zmith | ||
NTT | Brinsley - Way Back | ||
NTT | Edwinstowe | Thoresby Hall | |
NTT | Hickling | Hickling - St Luke's Church Grounds | |
NTT | St Luke's Church, Hickling, Notts. | ||
NTT | Kirkby in Ashfield | Kirkby in Ashfield and Annesley | |
NTT | Kirkby in Ashfield Church & Chapel | ||
NTT | Life On The Farm, Kirkby in Ashfield, by Pte. K. Scott | ||
NTT | Kirkby in Ashfield, Pictorial View | ||
NTT | Mansfield | Stitches in Time - History of Hosiery in the Mansfield area | |
NTT | Mansfield Local Dignitaries | ||
NTT | Mansfield's Millenium | ||
NTT | Mansfield's Industrial History - Mines to Mills | ||
NTT | Mansfield's Industrial History - Nag's Head and King's Arms | ||
NTT | Nottingham | BENDIGO, The Pride of Nottingham | |
NTT | Old Broadmarsh and Narrowmarsh Ed: Broadmarsh and Narrowmarsh are areas (streets?) in Nottingham. | ||
NTT | Nottingham Castles | ||
NTT | Nottingham in the Civil War | ||
NTT | Story of Nottingham Lace - "Don't Be Late on Monday" | ||
NTT | Nottingham Suburbs | ||
NTT | Old Hucknall | Turning Back the Pages in Old Hucknall | |
NTT | Papplewick | Papplewick Pumping Station | |
NTT | Radford | Radford Colliery | |
NTT | Ruddington | Ruddington Framework Knitters' Trail | |
NTT | Selston | Underwood & Bagthorpe Remembered | |
NTT | Selston Victorians | ||
NTT | Selston 1913 "End of an Era" | ||
NTT | Southwell | The Workhouse at Southwell | |
NTT | Sutton in Ashfield | [Sutton in] Ashfield Historian | |
NTT | Sutton in Ashfield - A Pictorial View | ||
NTT | [Sutton in] Ashfield's Ancient Place Names | ||
NTT | "It Wer' Different Then" (Sutton Living Memory Group) | ||
NTT | Underwood | Eugene Di VILLA, by Ztan Zmith Ed: Eugene was born Alwyn John Rees in London in 1931, but changed his name by Deed Poll in 1959 to Di Villa. He served on Selston Parish Council, representing Underwood from 1981 until his death in December 2010, and was well liked locally. He is buried in St Michael's (Underwood) Churchyard. | |
NTT | Underwood - The Life of a Village | ||
NTT | Times Remembered in Bagthorpe & Underwood, by Ztan Zmith | ||
NTT | Wollaton | Wollaton Hall | |
OXF | Stanton | Stanton, St John, Church Guide | |
SAL | Telford | Telford - A Pictorial History and Ironbridge Gorge | |
STS | Staffordshire - Book of Old Photographs | ||
STS | Drayton | Drayton Dynasty (Staffs) | |
STS | Ecton | Copper and Lead Mines of Ecton Hill | |
STS | Hamstall Ridware | Hamstall Ridware, a Village in Staffordshire, by R.F. Elton Includes transcripts of Parish Registers. | |
STS | Tutbury | Tutbury Castle Guide | |
WAR | Coventry | Guide to Coventry Cathedral | |
WMD | The West Midlands Within Living Memory | ||
WMD | Workhouses of the Midlands (from "Images" magazine) | ||
WOR | Great Witley | Witley Court - English Heritage | |
WRY | Bradfield | Around Bradfield, Loxley and Hillsborough | |
YKS | Yorkshire Coast | ||
YKS | Yorkshire Place Names | ||
YKS | Driffield | A Yorkshire Town - Driffield in 1871 | |
YKS | Haworth | Haworth and The BRONTES | |
YKS | Pickering | A Boyhood Pickering | |
YKS | Ripon | Guide to Ripon Cathedral | |
YKS | Sheffield | History of Sheffield | |
YKS | Sheffield Manor Lodge - An Introduction | ||
YKS | York | Castle House Museum - York | |
YKS | Treasurer's House - York | ||
Reference Sources | |||
My Ancestor was a Baptist | |||
My Ancestors were Congregationalists | |||
Ancestral Trails, by Mark Herber | |||
Who do you think you are, by Dan Waddell | |||
Discovering Brasses (Shire Book) | |||
Records of the Militia and Volunteer Forces, 1757-1945 | |||
Library of Trades 1811-1818 | |||
Making the Connection, Railway Records | |||
BDF | The King's England - Bedfordshire and Huntington, by Arthur Mee | ||
BKM | The King's England - Buckinghamshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
BKM | Pigot's 1830, Buckinghamshire | ||
BRK | The King's England - Berkshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
BRK | Pigot's 1830, Berkshire | ||
CAM | The King's England - Cambridgeshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
CAM | Pigot's 1830, Cambridgeshire | ||
CHS | The King's England - Cheshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
CHS | Pigot's 1828-9 Cheshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Archaelogical Journal 1911/1951/1961/1967/1971/1974/1993/1994/1995/1996. | ||
DBY | Bulmer's 1895 Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Hanged For a Sheep - Crime in Bygone Derbyshire, by E.G. Power | ||
DBY | Free & Voluntary Present, 1661 | ||
* | DBY | Gamekeepers Licensed at Quarter Sessions, 1817-1849 | |
* | DBY | Licenced Innkeepers & Alehouse Keepers, 1753, 1810, 1827 | |
* | DBY | Licences of Inns & Alehouses for Blackwell, Pinxton & South Normanton Covers the period 1753-1827. | |
DBY | Kelly's 1881 Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Kelly's 1895 Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Kelly's 1937 Directory, Derbys. Notts. Leics. Rutland | ||
DBY | The King's England - Derbyshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
DBY | What The Papers Said - Derbys. & Notts. in Notts. Papers, 1714-1776 published by the Peak District Mines Historical Society. | ||
DBY | Return for Owners of Land, 1873 Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Paupers in Derbyshire Workhouses, 1860 | ||
DBY | Pigot's 1828-9 Cheshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire | ||
DBY | Pigot's 1830, Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire | ||
DBY | Peak District Place Names | ||
DBY | Post Office Directory: Derbys, Notts, Leicestershire & Rutland, 1876 | ||
DBY | Roman Catholics in House, Hospital and Children's Homes, 1907 | ||
DBY | Tithe Maps in Derbyshire Record Office | ||
DBY | Mansfield Union (Derbys only), selected records Hospital Register 1903-1906; Births in Workhouse 1866-1891; Admission register 1888-1891. | ||
DBY | Village Atlas - Derbys., Notts, & Leics. 1834-1904 | ||
DBY | Derbyshire Visitation, 1662-1664 | ||
DBY | Visitation Returns From The Archdeaconry of Derby 1718-1824 | ||
DBY | White's 1857 Derbyshire | ||
DBY | Alderwasley | Alderwasley Tithe Award 1841 (index only) | |
DBY | Alfreton | Alfreton Church Magazines - extracts Christenings, Marriages and Funerals for the period 1977-1991 (some missing). | |
DBY | Alfreton Enclosure Award - 1813 | ||
DBY | Alfreton Enclosure Award, 1830 | ||
* | DBY | Jackson's 1900 - Alfreton, Somercotes & South Normanton | |
* | DBY | Alfreton & South Normanton Methodist Circuit list of members 1894 | |
* | DBY | Alfreton Methodist Free Church Names of offices, teachers & scholars of Sunday School 1865. | |
DBY | Selected Newspaper Cuttings, mainly from the Alfreton Echo (1980's) The Alfreton Echo also covers the Amber Valley. Cuttings are of photographs of School classes, Works and Events, &c. We are willing to search for any names which may appear. Many photographs date from the 1950's. | ||
DBY | Alfreton Overseer's Accounts | ||
* | DBY | Alfreton Park Street Methodist Free Church - Church Register 1865-1900 | |
DBY | Alfreton District - Policeman's Journal, 1874-1877 Plus newspaper cuttings 1890-1919. | ||
DBY | Alfreton Polling District 1836-9, 1841-2, 1844-5 | ||
DBY | Alfreton - Settlement Certificates, 1699-1835 | ||
DBY | Alfreton - Survey of the Parish, with maps and schedule, dated 1811 | ||
DBY | Alfreton Tithe Award, 1847 | ||
DBY | Alfreton Area 1848 Trade Directory | ||
DBY | Alfreton United Reformed Church Deed Box Contents Including list of members 1851-1892, 1924 onwards. | ||
DBY | Alfreton Watchorn Methodist Chapel Opening Ceremony | ||
DBY | Ashover | Ashover Uppertown School Records, 1882-1947 | |
DBY | Belper | Mormon Church Records for Belper and Swanwick | |
DBY | List of names of Mormons from Swanwick, Somercotes and Belper | ||
* | DBY | Belper - Recipes & Donations St Peter's Church 1910 | |
DBY | Belper, St John's Chapel, The Life of a Church and a Community | ||
DBY | Belper Tithe Award, 1842 | ||
* | DBY | Belper Union Workhouse Admissions & Discharges Sep 1840-Jan 1843 | |
* | DBY | Birchwood, Somercotes | Birchwood Methodist Chapel Teachers' Minutes Book 1860-1908. Trustees' Minute Book 1874-1906. |
DBY | Birchwood School Records, 1857-1859, 1865-1878 | ||
DBY | Blackwell by Alfreton | Blackwell Colliery Memorial Book | |
DBY | Blackwell Rural District Council Minutes 1837-1839 | ||
DBY | Blackwell Parish Magazines 1973-87, plus oddments | ||
DBY | Blackwell Tithe Award, 1839 | ||
DBY | Brackenfield | Brackenfield School Records 1890-1954 | |
DBY | Brimington | Brimington - List of Churchwardens, 1559-1635 | |
DBY | Chapel en le Frith | The Diary of James Clegg, 1708-55, by Vanessa S. Doe (ed) the Dissenting Minister of Chapel-en-le-Frith. DARG's Library has all three Volumes. | |
DBY | Chapel-en-le-Frith: Sale of Seat Levies, 1736 | ||
DBY | Chatsworth | Chatsworth Estate: William Hodkin's Diary, 1864-1866 | |
DBY | Chesterfield | Chesterfield Canal Boat Register | |
DBY | Chesterfield Canal Boat Register, 1877 | ||
DBY | George STEPHENSON, by Hunter Davies Ed: this is, I assume, the railway pioneer and inventor, and a former resident of Tapton House, Chesterfield. He was born in 1781 and died in 1848. | ||
DBY | Chesterfield Workhouse Discharges, 1843-1860 | ||
DBY | Codnor | Codnor & District's Fallen Heroes of WW1 | |
DBY | Darley | Darley Tithe Award, 1839 | |
DBY | Darley Abbey | Darley Abbey, From Monastery to Industrial Community | |
DBY | Derby | Derby Borough Rentals, 1729 | |
DBY | Abstract of Title of Derby Freehold Land Society to land in St Peter's, Derby & Normanton 1901. | ||
DBY | Momentus Years: Rise and Fall of the Derby Hebrew Congregation 1899-1986, by David Beeston | ||
DBY | Obituaries and Death Notices from the Derby Mercury, 1806-1810 | ||
DBY | Obituaries from the Derby Mercury, 1800-1805 | ||
DBY | Derby Royal Infirmary Deaths, 1855-1868, 1882-1891 | ||
DBY | Derby, All Saints - Settlement Certificates, 1697-1833 | ||
DBY | Dore | Wills from Dore and Totley, 1539-1747 | |
DBY | Grindleford | Padley Chapel | |
DBY | Hardwick, Ault Hucknall | Hardwick Inn: Life at - 1880-1883 | |
DBY | Hardwick Workers, 1580s-1590s | ||
* | DBY | Hathersage | Hathersage Roll of Honour of 2 World Wars |
DBY | Heage | Heage Tithe Award, 1842 | |
DBY | Heanor | Heanor Street Names | |
DBY | Heath | Heath, 1540-1604 Ed: I am not sure whether these extracts are of Wills for the parish of Heath, or for those with the Heath surname. | |
DBY | Ilkeston | "Primrose & Poppy" The Story of Omnibus Operators in Ilkeston, Heanor and Long Eaton areas. | |
DBY | Ironville | Jessop Monument (Ironville) | |
DBY | Kniveton | The Kniveton Leiger vol. 7, by Avron Saltman (Hist.MSS Commission) Ed: this is a 14th century Leiger (register) of deeds and other records of the Kniveton family, published by HMSO, 1977. Apparently the text is reproduced in the original Latin. | |
DBY | Loscoe | Joseph Hutsby's Diary dealing with his life as a coal pit official at Loscoe from 1841 to 1846. | |
* | DBY | Indenture Sale of Property at Loscoe, 1771 | |
DBY | Marpool | Rhymes of a Marlpool Miner, "Strong I'th Arm" | |
DBY | Melbourne | Melbourne - Settlement Certificates, 1697-1833 | |
DBY | Morton | Morton Tithe Award, 1843 | |
DBY | New Mills | Wills of New Mills, 1540-1852 | |
DBY | New Whittington | World War One: Where They Rest in Belgium: New Whittington's Fallen | |
DBY | North | North Wingfield Tithe Award, 1842 | |
DBY | North Wingfield | Old Newspaper Cuttings, North Wingfield & District | |
DBY | Pentrich | Pentrich: Extract from Churchwardens' Accounts, 1665-1800 | |
DBY | Pentrich Tithe Award, 1843 | ||
* | DBY | Pinxton | Some Employees of Pinxton Pottery |
DBY | Pinxton - Joseph Knighton's Book | ||
DBY | Pinxton Will Book, 1539-1600 | ||
DBY | The Mansfield & Pinxton Railway | ||
* | DBY | Pinxton Tithe Award, 1839 (including map) | |
DBY | Pinxton: Extracts from Trade Directories, 1827-1941 | ||
DBY | Pinxton Heroes (War Memorial) | ||
DBY | Repton | Repton - some names from Churchwardens' Accounts, 1583-1622 | |
* | DBY | Ripley | Ripley - Poor Rate 1822 including additions to 1825 |
DBY | Scarsdale | Scarsdale Coronors' Claims, 1752-1800 | |
DBY | Shipley | Names from Shipley & Cotmanhay Boys' School, 1877-1885 Ed: Kelly's Directory of 1891 tells us that Shipley & Cotmanhay National School was established in 1842 by the late lord of the manor & rebuilt in 1859, for 205 boys. | |
DBY | Shirland | Shirland Tithe Award, 1839 | |
DBY | Somercotes | Muckrum, The People and Shady Colliery Shady Colliery (also known as New Birchwood), sunk in 1838, was to become a major "player" in this mining area. | |
DBY | PARNHAMS of Somercotes | ||
DBY | List of names of Mormons from Swanwick, Somercotes and Belper | ||
* | DBY | Leabrooks (Somercotes), United Reformed Church - Members 1895 | |
DBY | Lest We Forget - Somercotes War Memorial | ||
DBY | Somercotes War Memorial | ||
* | DBY | South Normanton | South Normanton Enclosure Award |
* | DBY | Kelly's 1899 - South Normanton | |
DBY | South Normanton Land Tax, 1832 | ||
DBY | South Normanton Parish Magazines 1879-1882 | ||
DBY | South Normanton Rate for Special Expences, 1900 | ||
DBY | Edward Revel's Notebook 1566-1584 (of South Normanton) - Transcript | ||
DBY | South Normanton School Board Minutes, 1876-1891 & 1895-1899 | ||
DBY | South Normanton, Selected Records Bastardy Bonds, 1748-1875; Removal Orders 1731-1835; Settlement Certificates 1699-1820; Apprenticeship Indentures 1732-1828. | ||
* | DBY | South Normanton Tithe Award, 1840 (including map) | |
DBY | South Normanton Vestry Records, 1754-1849 | ||
DBY | Staveley | Staveley Coal and Iron Company Reports 1865-1892 | |
DBY | Swanwick | List of names of Mormons from Swanwick, Somercotes and Belper | |
DBY | Tibshelf | List of Burials undertaken by Smiths, builders of Rock House, Tibshelf Covers the period 1920-1935. | |
* | DBY | Tibshelf List of Churchwardens, 1736-1798 | |
DBY | Tibshelf Land Tax, 1792 | ||
DBY | Tibshelf Overseers Papers (fiche) | ||
* | DBY | Tibshelf Tithe Award (including map) | |
DBY | Ticknall | Ticknall Reflections | |
DBY | West Hallam | Mining in West Hallam | |
DBY | Whitfield, Glossop | Whitfield and Glossop Pew Rents - 1917 and 1919-1920 | |
DBY | Wingerworth | Hardwick Colliery Co, Ltd. | |
DBY | Wirksworth | Freeholders of Wirksworth, c1570 | |
DBY | Wirksworth St Mary the Virgin Guide | ||
DBY | Wirksworth Tithe Award, 1848-9 (index only) | ||
DBY | Youlgreave | Overseers' Accounts 1713 | |
DOR | The King's England - Dorset, by Arthur Mee | ||
DOR | The King's England - Dorset, by Arthur Mee | ||
ENG | Collieries of Great Britain, A to Z | ||
ENG | "Country of My Heart", by D.H. Lawrence | ||
ENG | Illustrated History of England, by John Burke | ||
ENG | Freemasons Year Book, 2006-2007 | ||
ENG | The Lawrences (The D.H. Lawrence family in Books), by Nathaniel Harris | ||
ENG | The County Maps of Old England | ||
ENG | Pre 1841 Census Listings | ||
ENG | The Oxford Book of English Surnames | ||
ENG | Telephone Directories, 1989 Burton on Trent, Glasgow, Leicester & District, Oxford & District, Wolverhampton & District. | ||
ENG | The Victorian Undertaker, by Trevor May, Shire Publications | ||
ENG | The Long Weekend "Working Class Couples Involvement in the Spanish Civil War". | ||
ENG | Who's Buried Where in England, by Douglas Greenwood | ||
ERY | Yorks, East Riding, 1672 Hearth Tax | ||
GLS | The King's England - Gloucestershire, by Arthur Mee | ||
GLS | Pigot's 1830, Gloucestershire | ||
HAM | Pigot's 1830, Hampshire | ||
HUN | The King's England - Bedfordshire and Huntington, by Arthur Mee | ||
KEN | Pigot's 1939, Kent | ||
LAN | Liverpool | Liverpool: Volunteers, 1759-1803 | |
LAN | Manchester | Culcheth, Manchester, Workhouse 1834-1836 | |
LEI | Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire Absconders Index (?) | ||
LEI | Leicester & Nottingham Absconders Index 1759-1825 | ||
LEI | Chapels & Meeting Houses in Leics. & Rutland | ||
LEI | Medieval Church Carvings in Leicestershire & Rutland | ||
LEI | Memories of Country Life in Leicestershire & Yorkshire | ||
LEI | River Soar, Old Photos | ||
LEI | Place Names of Leics. & Rutland | ||
LEI | Poets England, Leics. & Rutland | ||
LEI | Post Office Directory: Derbys, Notts, Leicestershire & Rutland, 1876 | ||
LEI | Footpath Rambles in Leicestershire | ||
LEI | Standing Stones of Leics, & Rutland | ||
LEI | Touring Leicestershire | ||
LEI | Village Atlas - Derbys., Notts, & Leics. 1834-1904 | ||
LEI | Belvoir | Belvoir, The Vale of | |
LEI | Blaby | Blaby Burial Index 1568-1901 (fiche) | |
LEI | Evington | Evington Probate Inventories, 1557-1819 | |
LEI | Leicester | Discovering Leicester | |
LEI | Records of the Borough of Leicester, 1685-1835 | ||
LEI | Life in Victorian Leicester | ||
LEI | Lutterworth | Lutterworth, Illustrated Booklet | |
LEI | Quorndon | Quorn: Rate Payers, April 13, 1816 | |
LEI | Ratby | Ratby Probate Inventories, 1621-1844 | |
LEI | Wigstan | Wigstan F.W.K. Museum | |
LIN | Kelly's 1975 Directory Lincolnshire | ||
LIN | The King's England - Lincolnshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
LND | The King's England - London, by Arthur Mee | ||
LND | London | Index to Maps and Streets of London | |
NFK | Pigot's 1830, Norfolk | ||
NRY | Yorks, North Riding, 1673 Hearth Tax | ||
NRY | East Witton | Jervaulx Abbey | |
NTH | The King's England - Northamptonshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire, 100 Years of | ||
NTT | Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire Absconders Index (?) | ||
NTT | Leicester & Nottingham Absconders Index 1759-1825 | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Christmas | ||
* | NTT | Notts Free Press - some Articles 1887, 1900, 1914, 1915 | |
NTT | Claims of Freemen (Nottinghamshire) 1850-1882 | ||
NTT | Kelly's 1881 Nottinghamshire | ||
NTT | Kelly's 1941 Nottinghamshire | ||
NTT | The King's England - Nottinghamshire, by Arthur Mee | ||
NTT | List of Derbyshire people in Nottingham Marriage Licences, 1754-1770 | ||
NTT | Derbyshire People Married in Nottinghamshire, by Phillimore | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Miscellany - Volumes 1-4, 6-9, 12-19 | ||
NTT | Morris's 1869 Nottinghamshire | ||
NTT | Orange's 1840 Nottinghamshire | ||
NTT | Paupers in Nottinghamshire, 1860 | ||
NTT | Pigot's 1828-9 Cheshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire | ||
NTT | Pigot's 1830, Derbyshire & Nottinghamshire | ||
NTT | Post Office Directory: Derbys, Notts, Leicestershire & Rutland, 1876 | ||
NTT | Notts. Post - Time Gentlemen Please | ||
NTT | Village Atlas - Derbys., Notts, & Leics. 1834-1904 | ||
NTT | Freemen & Non Freemen Voters of St Mary's, Nottingham, 1853 | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Family History - Watch & Ward Lists 1812-1816 | ||
NTT | White's 1864 Nottinghamshire | ||
NTT | Basford | Basford Union Apprenticeship Indentures, 1845-1895 Where either apprentice or master is from Derbyshire, 1845-1895. | |
NTT | Basford Union Workhouse (Derbys only), 1854-1857 Admissions & Discharges April 1854 - March 1857. | ||
NTT | Cuckney | Cuckney (Ancient Village) | |
NTT | East Leake | East Leake Families | |
NTT | Edwinstowe | Thoresby Hall Ed: Thoresby Hall is in Edwinstowe parish. | |
NTT | Granby | Granby and Sutton Photographs | |
NTT | Greasley | Rodalph, Baron von Hube, Vicar of Greasley, 1866-1907 | |
NTT | Hucknall | Hucknall - Byron | |
NTT | Hucknall Old Postcard | ||
NTT | Hucknall Old Street Map | ||
NTT | Mansfield | Mansfield, From Mills to Miners | |
NTT | Settlement & Examination Certificates in Mansfield 1726-1842 | ||
NTT | Newark | Newark - Ghosts & Legends | |
NTT | Newstead Abbey | Newstead Abbey | |
NTT | Nottingham | Kelly's Street Directory, Nottingham City & West Bridgford, 1950 | |
NTT | Nottingham, A Place of Execution | ||
NTT | Selston | Selston Rate Book | |
NTT | Southwell | Easter Books - Southwell Minster M.I. - Rate Payers (Part I) | |
NTT | Sutton in Ashfield | Sutton in Ashfield, Ghosts Around | |
NTT | Sutton in Ashfield, History of | ||
NTT | Teveral | Teversal - Story of | |
NTT | West Leake | West Leake, Manor of, 1750-1900 | |
NTT | Worksop | The Dukeries | |
OXF | Pigot's 1830, Oxford | ||
RUT | Post Office Directory: Derbys, Notts, Leicestershire & Rutland, 1876 | ||
SAL | Pigot's 1828 & 1830, Shropshire | ||
SAL | Pigot's 1828-9 Cheshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire | ||
SFK | Pigot's 1830, Suffolk | ||
SRY | The King's England - Surrey, by Arthur Mee | ||
SRY | Pigot's 1939, Surrey | ||
SSX | The King's England - Sussex, by Arthur Mee | ||
SSX | Pigot's 1939, Sussex | ||
STS | Return for Owners of Land, 1873 Staffordshire | ||
STS | Cheadle Bulkeley | Cheadle Bulkeley Vestry Minutes, 1827-1829 | |
STS | Lichfield | Lichfield Cathedral Guide | |
STS | Tamworth | Tamworth Early Families | |
STS | West Bromwich | Non Conformity in West Bromwich | |
WAR | Wills from Shakespeare's Town and Time | ||
WOR | The King's England - Worcestershire, by Arthur Mee | ||
WRY | Bradford | Bradford Industrial Museum | |
WRY | Sheffield | Fulwood Cottage Homes, Poor Children of Sheffield | |
WRY | Wakefield | Wakefield Polling District, 1861 | |
YKS | Yorkshire Craftsmen at Work | ||
YKS | Yorkshire Greats | ||
YKS | Memories of Country Life in Leicestershire & Yorkshire | ||
YKS | Yorkshire Millennium Fact Book | ||
YKS | Pigot's 1830, Yorkshire | ||
YKS | Textile Districts in Yorks, 1849 | ||
Other County Registers | |||
BKM | Datchet | Datchet Parish Registers - Bap 1559-1847, Mar 1653-1812 | |
CAM | Bottisham | Bottisham General Register - 1561-1855 (fiche) | |
ERY | Sculcoates | Sculcoates - Bap 1772-1789; Bur 1772-1831 | |
HAM | Phillimore's Marriages | ||
LAN | Liverpool | Liverpool: Sefton Hall Chapel - 1743-1793 | |
LEC | Marriage Index 1538-1754; 1801-1837 (fiche) | ||
LEC | Sileby | Sileby Parish Registers - 1683-1876 (fiche) | |
LEC | Willesley | Willesley Parish Registers - 1677-1868 (fiche) | |
LIN | Brant Broughton | Brant Broughton Gen Reg. 1710-1753; Bapt. 1754-1887; Marr. 1754-1981; Bur. 1754-1846 | |
LIN | Norton Disney | Norton Disney - All, 1578-1983 | |
LND | Holborn | Holborn, Holy Trinity - Bur 1839-1856 (fiche) | |
LND | Hornsey | Hornsey, Holy Trinity - Mar 1686-1692 (fiche) | |
LND | Hornsey, Clerkenwell Settlement Certificates (fiche) | ||
LND | London | St Martin in the Field - Bur 1806-1856 (fiche) | |
LND | Wesleyan Chapel City Road - Bur 1799-1854 (fiche) | ||
MDX | Non-Conformist Register pre 1837 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Marriage Index Volume 23 | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Marriage Index 1700-1812 | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Marriage Index Vol. 84 | ||
NTT | Badsworth | Badsworth - Bur (CDROM) | |
NTT | Basford | Basford, St Leodagarius - Bap 1662-1901 (fiche) | |
NTT | Hucknall | Hucknall Marriages 1840-1900 | |
NTT | Mansfield | Mansfield & Hucknall - Marriage Index 1813-1837 | |
NTT | Mansfield, St John - Mar 1857-1900 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Mansfield, St Mark - Mar 1897-1901 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Newark | Newark - Marriages (CDROM) | |
NTT | Nottingham | Nottingham, All Saints - 19th Century Baptisms | |
NTT | Nottingham, Emmanuel - 19th Century Baptisms | ||
NTT | Nottingham, Holy Trinity - 19th Century Baptisms | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Ann - Bap 1854-1902 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Catherine - 19th Century Baptisms | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St George - 19th Century Baptisms | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Mark - 19th Century Baptisms | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Mary - Bap 1653-1901 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Mary - Baptisms Index 1723/4-1757 | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Mary - Mar 1566-1813 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Nicholas - Bap 1813-1901 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Nicholas - Mar 1562-1812 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Peter - Mar 1572-1812 (fiche) | ||
NTT | Nottingham, St Thomas - 19th Century Baptisms | ||
NTT | Radford | Radford, St Peter - Bap 1563-1900 (fiche) | |
NTT | Selston | Selston Marriages of Derbyshire People 1813 - 1859 | |
RUT | Marriage Index 1754-1837 (fiche) | ||
STS | Aldridge | Aldridge Parish Registers, 1771-1900 | |
STS | Alrewas | Alrewas, All Saints - Gen. Reg. 1671-1795 | |
STS | Alrewash | Alrewas, All Saints - Gen. Reg. 1795-1867 | |
STS | Alton | Alton - All, 1676-1758 | |
STS | Audley | Audley, St James the Great, 1538-1712 (All) | |
STS | Biddulph | Biddulph, 1558-1684 (All) | |
STS | Bobbington | Holy Cross - Baps, Mar & Burs, 1571-1837 | |
STS | Bradley | Bradley, General Register - 1538-1779 | |
STS | Bramshall | Bramshall, St Lawrence General Register - 1587-1900 | |
STS | Brierley Hill | Brierley Hill, 1776-1800 (Baps & Burs) | |
STS | Brierley Hill - All, 1766-1800 | ||
STS | Brierley Hill - Bap 1813-1837; Bur 1813-1837 | ||
STS | Broome | Broome, St Peter - Parish Registers 1613 - 1850 | |
STS | Burslem | Burslem - Mar 1830-1833 | |
STS | Burton on Trent | Burton-on-Trent, St Modwen - Mar 1790-1837 | |
STS | Butterton, Mayfield | Butterton in the Peak, St Bartholomew - B.Ts. 1660-1751 | |
STS | Caverswall | Caverswall - All, 1552-1643 | |
STS | Caverswall - All, 1662-1703 | ||
STS | Cheadle | Cheadle - All, 1575-1657 | |
STS | Chebsey | Chebsey - Gen. Reg. 1781-1812 | |
STS | Checkley | Checkley - Bur 1704-1835 | |
STS | Church Eaton | Church Eaton, St Editha, 1538-1812 (All) | |
STS | Clent | Clent, St Leonard - Parish Register transcript 1561-1837 | |
STS | Codsall | Codsall - Gen. Reg. 1587-1699 | |
STS | Colwich | Colwich, St. Michael & All Angels - Gen Reg, 1590-1872 | |
STS | Draycott in the Moors | Draycott in the Moors, St Margaret - Baps, Mar & Burs, 1669-1900 | |
STS | Dudley | Dudley St Edmund - All, 1540-1646 | |
STS | Dudley St Thomas - All, 1541-1649 | ||
STS | Ellastone | Ellastone, 1708-1812 (All) | |
STS | Fulford | Fulford, St Nicholas - Parish Register transcript 1800-1837 | |
STS | Gayton | Gayton, St Peter - Baps, Mar & Burs, 1593-1900 | |
STS | Gratwich | Gratwich, St Mary - Parish Registers 1680-1900 | |
STS | Hanbury | Hanbury, St Werburgh - Bap, Mar & Bur 1574-1812 | |
STS | Hanbury, St Werburgh - Part 3. Gen Reg, 1813-1900 | ||
STS | Hanley | Hanley - Bur 1807-1809 | |
STS | Kingstone | St John the Baptist - All 1679-1868 | |
STS | Kniver | Kniver Parish Registers - Bap & Bur 1560-1839; Mar 1560-1837 | |
STS | Leek | Leek - All, 1695-1730 | |
STS | Leek - Mar 1765-1768 | ||
STS | Leigh | Leigh All Saints - All 1541-1837 | |
STS | Longdon | St James - Baps, Mar & Burs, 1663-1841 | |
STS | Madeley | Madeley, All Saints, 1775-1812 (Baps & Burs) | |
STS | Maer | Maer, St Peter - Parish Registers, 1558-1746 | |
STS | Marchington | Marchington, St Peter - Bap, Mar & Bur 1609-1900 | |
STS | Mavesyn Ridware | Mavesyn Ridware, St Nicholas - Bap 1538-1837 | |
STS | Mavesyn Ridware, St Nicholas - Bur 1538-1837 | ||
STS | Mavesyn Ridware, St Nicholas - Mar 1538-1837 | ||
STS | Milwich | Milwich - All, 1713-1812 | |
STS | Newborough | Newborough, All Saints - Baps, Mar & Burs, 1601-1900 | |
STS | Newcastle under Lyme | Newcastle under Lyme - 1744-1745 (extract) | |
STS | Norbury | Norbury, St Peter - Bap, Mar & Bur 1538-1837 | |
STS | Norton in the Moors | Norton in the Moors - Mar 1798-1837 | |
STS | Penkridge | Penkridge - All, 1790-1837 | |
STS | Penn | Penn - All, 1748-1812 | |
STS | Quarnford | Quarnford, St Paul - Baps, Mar & Bur, 1744-1902 | |
STS | Rolleston | Rolleston, St Mary, Parish Registers 1569-1644 | |
STS | Rowley Regis | Rowley Regis, St Giles - Bap 1814-1845 | |
STS | Rowley Regis, St Giles - Bur 1814-1845 | ||
STS | Rowley Regis, St Giles - Mar 1814-1845 | ||
STS | Rugeley | Rugeley, St Augustine of Canterbury - General Register, 1722-1854 | |
STS | Rushton Spencer | Rushton Spencer, St Lawrence - Baps, Mar & Burs, 1693-1812 | |
STS | Sandon | Sandon, All Saints - Baps, Mar & Burs 1635-1900 | |
STS | Sedgley | Sedgley - Mar 1781-1812 | |
STS | Sedgley - Nonconformist (several) | ||
STS | Shareshill | Shareshill Parish Register 1564-1837 | |
STS | Stafford | Stafford St Mary - Mar 1678-1701 | |
STS | Stone | Stone, St Michael (Part 1) - Gen. Register 1568-1672 | |
STS | Swynnerton | Swynnerton, St Mary 1558-1837 (All) | |
STS | Tipton | Tipton Nonconformist | |
STS | Tipton, St Martin - General Register 1736-1812 | ||
STS | Trysull | Trysull - All, 1558-1772 | |
STS | Tutbury | Tutbury, St Mary - General Register, 1688-1767 | |
STS | West Bromwich | West Bromwich, All Saints - Mar 1795-1837 | |
STS | Wolstanton | Wolstanton - Bur 1640-1837 | |
WAR | Stratford on Avon | Holy Trinity - Bap 1558-1652; Mar 1558-1754; Bur 1558-1623 | |
WIL | Swindon | Swindon, Gorse Hill Baptist Church 1904-2004 | |
WOR | Great Witley | Great Witley, St Michael & All Angels Bapt. 1538-1874; Marr. 1538-1835; Bur. 1538-1849; Banns 1754-1812 | |
WRY | Darrington | Darrington - Bur 1813-1881 | |
WRY | Rotherham | Rotherham, All Saints - Bap 1837-1849 | |
WRY | Rotherham - Bur Index (CDROM) | ||
WRY | Rotherham, Eastwood Methodist - Bap 1870-1993 | ||
WRY | Rotherham, Wesleyan Circuit - Bap 1811-1863 | ||
YKS | Adel, North Leeds | St John the Baptist - Bap, Mar & Bur, 1606-1812 | |
YKS | Wadworth,Doncaster | St John the Baptist - Burial Index 1575-1902 | |
Other County MIs, Church Histories, &c. | |||
CHN | Hong Kong | Stanley Military Cemetery, Hong Kong Names from headstones. | |
CHS | Compstall | Compstall, St Paul (fiche) | |
CHS | Macclesfield | Macclesfield Christ Church (fiche) | |
CHS | Rainow | Rainow Methodist (fiche) | |
CHS | Rainow Pleasance Graveyard (fiche) | ||
CHS | Romiley | Romiley Chadwick Old Chapel (fiche) | |
CHS | Timperley | Timperley Christ Church (fiche) | |
ESS | Witham | Witham, Holy Trinity R.C. | |
ESS | Witham, Quaker Burial Ground | ||
ESS | Witham, St Nicholas | ||
ESS | Witham, United Reformed Church | ||
HRT | Totteridge | Totteridge (fiche) | |
HUN | Great Paxton | Great Paxton Church Memorial Inscriptions (fiche) | |
LEI | Breedon | Breedon (and Church Guide) | |
LEI | Kirby Muxlow | Kirby Muxlow (and Church Guide) | |
LEI | Stretton en le Field | Stretton en le Field, St Michael | |
LND | Finchley | Finchley, Highgate, St Pancras (all fiche) | |
NOR | Narvik | British War Graves DARG Newsletter, October 1996. | |
NTT | Nottinghamshire Memorial Card Index | ||
NTT | Nottinghamshire Memorial Inscriptions Vols. 89/93/97 | ||
NTT | Annesley | Annesley, Lady Mary's and All Saints | |
NTT | Annesley Old Church | ||
NTT | Jacksdale | "Their Tomorrow For Our Today" - Jacksdale War Memorial | |
NTT | Kirkby | Kirkby, St Wilfred | |
NTT | Selston | Selston, St Helen | |
NTT | Skegby | Skegby, St Andrew | |
NTT | Teversal | Teversal, St Katherine | |
NTT | Underwood | Underwood, St Michael | |
NTT | Westwood | Westwood, St Mary | |
SAL | Oakengates | Oakengates, Holy Trinity 1855-1978 | |
STS | Alton | Alton, St Peter (fiche) | |
STS | Croxton | Croxton, St Paul (fiche) | |
STS | Denstone | Denstone, All Saints (fiche) | |
STS | Fazeley | Fazeley, St Paul (fiche) | |
STS | Gnosall | Gnosall, St Lawrence (fiche) | |
STS | Hamstall Ridware | Hamstall Ridware & Pipe Ridware (fiche) | |
STS | Quarnford | Quarnford, St Paul (fiche) | |
STS | Rolleston on Dove | Rolleston on Dove, St Mary (fiche) | |
STS | Sedgley | Sedgley, All Saints, Gospel End. (fiche) | |
STS | Sheen | Sheen, St Luke (fiche) | |
STS | Stoke on Trent | Stoke on Trent, St Peter (fiche) | |
STS | Tamworth | Tamworth, St Editha (fiche) | |
STS | Waterfall | Waterfall, SS James & Bartholomew (fiche) | |
WOR | Dudley | Dudley, St Thomas (fiche) | |
WOR | Hindlip | Hindlip Burial Ground (fiche) | |
WOR | Hindlip, St James (fiche) | ||
WOR | Little Witley | Little Witley, St Michael (fiche) | |
YKS | Badsworth | Badsworth, St Mary | |
YKS | Heslerton | Heslerton, East & West | |
YKS | Holme on Spalding Moor | Holme on Spalding Moor | |
YKS | Nafferton | Nafferton and Wansford | |
Surnames / Family Trees | |||
ALLSOP - One-Name Study | |||
ALLSOP - Family Tree, &c. | |||
Percy ARGYLE, his life - from Ilkeston in 1905 to Canada | |||
BAGSHAW Family History | |||
BAMFORD, William: Notes from Diary 1821-8 | |||
Some History and Records of the BEECH Family | |||
BENDIGO, The Pride of Nottingham | |||
BERESFORD of Parwich, Derbyshire and Alstonfield, Staffordshire and area Other names included: DAKIN of Parwich and Alstonfield; BAGSHAW of Newton Grange; ELLIS of Parwich; CHAMPION of Edale; ROE of Parwich; FLETCHER of Tissington; WRIGHT of Parwich and Derby; GOODWIN of Tissington; MILWARD of Alsop-en-le-Dale. | |||
BLOOD Family - List of names | |||
Haworth and The BRONTES | |||
CAULTON from the Ripley Cemetery Register (1860-1928) | |||
The Diary of James CLEGG, 1708-55, by Vanessa S. Doe (ed) the Dissenting Minister of Chapel-en-le-Frith. DARG's Library has all three Volumes. | |||
COKE family of Trusley and Pinxton | |||
Decendants of THOMAS CORDERY | |||
COULSON - Family Tree | |||
Norton and the CHANTREY Story Ed: Francis Chantrey, artist and sculptor, was born in Norton, in 1781. | |||
DAVIS of Alfreton - Family Tree, &c. | |||
DEPLEGE - Family Tree | |||
The DOWNING Estate in South Normanton, Somercotes and Fulwood, 1795 | |||
Family history information: ELEY | |||
Comprehensive History and Records of the ELEY Family | |||
EYRE of Codnor | |||
FEARN of Hartington (Extracts from Parish Register 1695-1791) | |||
FLETCHER of Derbyshire (Research notes) | |||
FLETCHER of West Hallam | |||
FROST of Crich & Wirksworth | |||
GILLOTT of Heanor (Extracts from Parish Register 1719-1812) | |||
GODBER - List of wills 1611-1943 from the Calendars at Lichfield | |||
GRAINGER of Heanor (Extracts from Parish Register 1680-1908 | |||
GREAVES of Shirland - Family Tree, &c. | |||
Joseph HALLAM's Diary - an account of the Boer War | |||
HANDLEY of Ireland | |||
The HARPUR-CREWE Family Some notes from the collection deposited at Derbyshire Record Office. | |||
HARRISON of Belper, by Jean Wilson | |||
HILL of South Normanton | |||
Chatsworth Estate: William HODKIN's Diary, 1864-1866 | |||
HODSON, (Richard) Family | |||
HOLLOWAY from the Ripley Cemetery Register (1860-1928) | |||
Joseph HUTSBY's Diary dealing with his life as a coal pit official at Loscoe from 1841 to 1846. | |||
KIRK - Family information | |||
Pinxton - Joseph KNIGHTON's Book | |||
Descendants of John LITCHFIELD | |||
Death of Charles Paxton Markham (from Newspaper Cuttings) | |||
The MARPLE Family History and Family Tree from c.1750, by Robert H. Marple | |||
MARTIN of Heanor | |||
MASKERY - One-Name Study | |||
MASKREY Family Trees. We also have a signifcant number of BMD Certificates | |||
MASKREY Family in Medieval Nottingham | |||
MASKREY and SWANSON, Memories, Musings & Mental Meanderings, by Earle Swanson | |||
METCALF SOCIETY | |||
MILLINGTON One-Name Study | |||
Jane MASSIE's Legacy - Denby Free School | |||
NAYLOR's Bus Co. South Normanton | |||
PARKIN from the Ripley Cemetery Register (1860-1928) | |||
PARNHAMS of Somercotes | |||
PELLS Family - Suffolk | |||
PETTINER - Family Tree | |||
RADFORD of Alfreton (Miscellaneous references ) | |||
RAIKES - Pedigree (Printed Book) | |||
REDFERN - Family Tree, &c. | |||
RODALPH, Baron von Hube, Vicar of Greasley, 1866-1907 | |||
ROWLAND of Baslow (Extracts from Parish Register 1690-1731) also list of Rowland wills from the Calendars at Lichfield (1736-1784) | |||
Edward REVEL's Notebook 1566-1584 (of South Normanton) - Transcript | |||
* | The REVELL Family of Carnfield, by C.J. Williams Note: Carnfield Hall, according to the entry for South Normanton in The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Ireland (1868) was the seat of the REVELL family, and its principal residence. At the time the Gazetteer was printed, Thomas RADFORD, Esq., was lord of the manor. | ||
SHEPLEY - Family Tree, &c. | |||
SMITH of Denby | |||
SPARHAM - Family Tree, &c. | |||
SPARHAM of Heage & various | |||
George STEPHENSON, by Hunter Davies Ed: this is, I assume, the railway pioneer and inventor, and a former resident of Tapton House, Chesterfield. He was born in 1781 and died in 1848. | |||
The STRUTT Family, Belper Benefactors | |||
Back from the Brink - Captain Percy SILLITOE | |||
Family history information: UNWIN | |||
Eugene Di VILLA, by Ztan Zmith Ed: Eugene was born Alwyn John Rees in London in 1931, but changed his name by Deed Poll in 1959 to Di Villa. He served on Selston Parish Council, representing Underwood from 1981 until his death in December 2010, and was well liked locally. He is buried in St Michael's (Underwood) Churchyard. | |||
WAGSTAFF - One-Name Study | |||
WESTON of Denby (Extracts from Parish Register 1639-1763) | |||
The Courtship Narrative of Leonard WHEATCROFT: Derbyshire Yeoman | |||
WHYSALL - Family Tree, &c. | |||
WILLIAMS from the Ripley Cemetery Register (1860-1928) | |||
WILSON & REVILL - Family Tree | |||
WOODHOUSE of Heanor & Denby (Extracts from Parish Registers 1717-1890) | |||
WOOLLEY - Family Tree, &c. | |||
Joseph WHITWORTH (Darley Dale) - Tool Maker | |||
The Journal of a Derbyshire Pitman, 1835-1906, by Terry Judge |
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