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SFHS Publications Catalogue Shropshire Family History Society Publications Catalogue – Maps Spring 2019 We stock maps from two publishers, Cassini and Alan Godfrey. Alan Godfrey These maps fall into two categories. The majority are taken from highly detailed 25" maps and are scale reduced to approximately 15" to the mile. Almost all include notes on the history of the area by leading historians with details of principal residents and trades. The second category, which are the one inch to the mile scale, cover a wider area but with of course, far less detail. However, they give an overall picture of a district and include villages for which a large-scale map could not be justified. Category one (15" to the mile) Coverage Year Shropshire Bishops Castle and Clun 1901 Bridgnorth 1901 Broseley 1901 Church Stretton 1901 Coalbrookdale & Lightmoor 1901 Craven Arms and Stokesay 1902 Dawley Magna and Stirchley 1901 Ellesmere 1924 Hadley 1901 Horsehay and Dawley 1902 Ironbridge – in Colour 1882 Ironbridge 1901 Ketley 1901 Lawley 1901 LLanidoes 1901 Llanymynech 1900 Ludlow 1902 Madeley Court 1901 Madeley South and Blists Hill 1901 Malinslee and Dark Lane 1901 Market Drayton 1900 Much Wenlock 1925 Newport 1900 Oakengates South 1901 Oswestry / Croesoswallt (Oswestry North) 1901 Oswestry (Croesoswallt) South 1900 Shifnal 1901 Shrewsbury North 1900 Shrewsbury East 1900 Shrewsbury West 1900 (Shrewsbury) Meole Brace OUT OF STOCK waiting for reprint 1901 Trench 1901 Wellington 1901 Wem 1924 Whitchurch 1899 Wrockwardine Wood (Includes Wombridge & St. Georges) 1901 And a few beyond our County Boundaries Montgomeryshire Newtown / Y Drenewydd 1902 Staffordshire Wolverhampton (Bushbury) (1 Only) 1914 Category Two (1" to the mile) Coverage Year Church Stretton & Wenlock Edge Covers Ratlinghope, Cardington, Easthope and Monkhopton in the North to Clungunford, Onibury, 1906 Stanton Lacy and Silvington in the South On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1905 covering Wistanstow Dudley Bridgnorth & District Covers SW Shropshire from Astley Abbots, Worfield and Claverley in the North to Stottesden, Kinlet and Highley in the South to the Staffordshire/Worcestershire border and beyond including Bilston, Tipton, 1898 Dudley, Kingswinford and Stourbridge. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1900 covering Trysull, Satffs. Ludlow, Tenbury & District Covers South Shropshire from Clungunford to Hopton Wafers in the North to the Herefordshire border including Bromfield, Ludlow, Ashford Carbonell, Greete and Neen Sollars; North Herefordshire including 1897 Kingsland, Kimbolton, and Stoke Bliss and a small part of Worcestershire around Hanley Child. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1902 covering Wooferton (SAL) in the and Brimfield (HEF) in the South Montgomery & District Covers the SW Shropshire border from Priestweston to Clun including Churchstoke, Lydham, Norbury, Bishops Castle, Mainstone and Clunbury; the Newtown area of Mongomeryshire and a small part of 1908 Radnorshire. On the reverse – a reduced scale portion of the 1:2500 map of 1901 covering Montgomery North Shropshire Plain 1904 Covers the area between and including Welshampton, Whixall and Moreton Say in the North and Great Ness, Albrighton (Shrewsbury) and Waters Upton in the South. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map and an extract from Kelly's Directory 1905 covering Ruyton-XI-Towns Oswestry, Llanfyllin & District Covers the NW corner of Shropshire from St.Martins in the North to Melverley in the South extending from Whittington in the East to the Welsh border and beyond to include Llanarmon D.C. and Llanrhaiadr 1904 Y.M in Denbighshire and Llanfyllin in Montgomeryshire. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1900 covering Llanfyllin The Potteries Covers the NE tip of Shropshire including Norton-in-Hales and Woore; the Eastern fringe of Cheshire and 1895 NW Staffordshire including Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stoke-on-Trent and the five towns. On the reverse: a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1898 covering Betley, Staffs. East Radnorshire Covers the SE corner of Shropshire including Llanfair Waterdine, Stow, Hopton Castle, Bucknell and Bedstone; the Western fringe of Herefordshire and East Radnorshire including Presteigne, Knighton and 1908 beyond. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1902 and an extract from Kelly's Directory 1906 covering the town of East Radnor Shrewsbury & The Wrekin Covers the area between and including Shrawardine, Battlefield and Eyton-upon-the-Weald-Moors in the North and Woolstaston, Hughley and Barrow in the South including Pontesbury, Shrewsbury, Wellington 1904 and Much Wenlock. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1901 and an extract from Kelly's Directory 1905 covering Acton Burnell Stafford & District Covers Staffordshire & Shropshire - from Market Drayton (SAL) to Stafford (STS) & from Stone (STS) to 1898 Newport (SAL). On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map covering Gnosall Welshpool & District 1904 - Covers Welshpool and the area within the parishes of Meifod (MGY) in the N.W., Alberbury in the N.E., 1912 Tregynon (MGY) in the S.E., & Shelve in the S.W. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map covering Llanfair Caereinion Whitchurch, Nantwich & English Maelor 1905 Covers the Northern edge of Shropshire from The Trench (N of Ellesmere) to the Cheshire border near Adderley, including Calverhall, Ightfield, Ash and Whitchurch; the Western fringe of Denbighshire, Flintshire (detached) and South Cheshire from Farndon to Nantwich. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1897/8 covering Holt (DEN) and Farndon (CHS) Wolverhampton & Ironbridge Covers the Eastern border of Shropshire from Kynnersley in the North to Willey and Badger in the South including Dawley, Ironbridge, Sherrifhales and Shifnal; SW Staffordshire from Penkridge in the North to 1898 Wolverhampton in the South. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1900 covering Penkridge Wrexham & Vale of Llangollen Covers that part of Shropshire that lies to the South of the Rivers Ceiriog & Dee including Bronygarth, Gledrid, Ifton Heath and Dudleston; very small parts of - Flintshire in the North; Flintshire (detached) in 1904 the West including Overton; Denbighshire including Llanelidan, Llangollen, Chirk, Ruabon and Wrexham. On the reverse - a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1909 covering Chirk (DEN) and Chirk Bank (SAL) Wyre Forest, Droitwich & Kidderminster Covers a small portion of Shropshire that includes Cleobury Mortimer and part of the Wyre Forest; a very small part of Herefordshire; Worcestershire from Kidderminster in the North to Droitwich in the South 1907 and Westwards towards Tenbury Wells. On the reverse - Introduction by John Boynton and a portion of the 1:2500 map of 1902 with an extract from Kelly's Directory 1905 covering Cleobury Mortimer Prices for Alan Godfrey Maps Each map is priced at £2.50 (Non-Members) or £2.25 (Members) to which you should add 60p (U.K.) post & packing for up to 2 maps or £2.70 (Europe) £3.30 (Overseas) postage & packing for up to 3 maps. Please email [email protected] or if by post - send your order, together with your cheque made payable to 'Shropshire Family History Society'. With details of your address / Tel. No. and Membership No. (if applicable) to: - Mrs S Tarr (SFHS), 67 Ellis Peters Drive, Aqueduct, TELFORD, TF3 1AW, UK Unfortunately, we do not have facilities for handling credit or debit cards but will deal with PayPal for a charge or send bank details for a bank transfer. Overseas Members Only may pay using a dollar cheque drawn on their own account - please refer to the 'Shop' tab for Dollar Conversion Rates. Cassini Maps now reduced to £3 each or 3 for £7.50. Contact Sue Tarr for details on [email protected] OLD SERIES 1832-1836 - Published 2006 Britain’s 19th-century landscape re-projected and enlarged to match the present-day Ordnance Survey Landrangers® These maps are based on Britain's first national mapping project, Ordnance Survey's One-Inch (‘Old Series’) maps which were first published between 1805 and 1874. REVISED NEW SERIES c.1900 – Published November 2007 Britain’s late-Victorian landscape re-projected and enlarged to match the present-day Ordnance Survey Landrangers® These maps are taken from Ordnance Survey's Revised New Series (in colour) maps which were first published between 1896 and 1904. POPULAR SERIES c.1920 - Published 2007 Britain’s inter-war landscape re-projected and enlarged to match the present-day Ordnance Survey Landrangers® These maps, printed in full colour, are taken from Ordnance Survey's Popular Edition maps which were first published between 1919 and 1926. All the 'Old Series', ‘Revised New Series’ and 'Popular Series' maps have been carefully scanned, digitally re-projected and enlarged to match the present-day Ordnance Survey Landranger® series. Each map is directly comparable with the corresponding Ordnance Survey Landranger® and uses the same sheet number and grid references, so enabling the past and the present to be compared with ease and accuracy. All the maps of England & Wales in each series (123 in all) have now been published and can be ordered. The following 4 maps, in each series, which cover the County of Shropshire are held in stock. 126 SHREWSBURY & OSWESTRY (Matches O. S. Landranger Series No.126): -ONLY POPULAR AVAILABLE Including Chirk, Ellesmere, Glyn Ceiriog, Llansilin, Wem, Pant, Pontesbury, Welshpool & Cressage 127 STAFFORD & TELFORD (Matches O. S. Landranger Series No.127): - all 3 available Including Hodnet, Market Drayton, Newport, Shifnal, Albrighton, Eccleshall, Stone, Stafford and Wolverhampton North 137 LUDLOW & CHURCH STRETTON (Matches O.S. Landranger Series No.137): all 3 available Including Bishop's Castle, Clun, Craven Arms, Knighton, Montgomery, Presteigne and Tenbury Wells 138 KIDDERMINSTER & WYRE FOREST (Matches O. S. Landranger Series No.138): -ONLY POPULAR AVAILABLE Including Much Wenlock, Bridgnorth, Claverley, Ludlow, Cleobury Mortimer, Brimfield, Tenbury Wells, Stourport-on-Severn & Ombersley The 'Old Series', ‘New Revised Series’ and 'Popular Series' maps are priced at £3 each or £7.50 for three.
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