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The FHSC Bookshop is currently offering 20% off all books, maps and CDs. The book list is available on the FHSC website.

N.B. The offer does NOT apply to the online shop for downloads on the website. Below is a list of CDs which the society has for sale, currently being offered with 20% off the price shown. P&P is £1.75 for two CDs; if you wish to purchase more than two, or you have any queries, please contact David Johnson, Book/CD Sales Officer ([email protected]). To order, please write: • Reference, Title and Price of the CD(s) you require on a piece of paper. • Deduct 20% (1/5) from the total, then • Add on the postage and packing. • Add your name, postal address and email if you have one.

Make your cheque payable to Family History Society of and post your order to David Johnson, Book/CD Sales Officer (91 Stretford House, Chapel Lane, Stretford, Manchester M32 9AY).

Data CDs Sale - Now 20% Off

CHURCH AND MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTION RECORDS D054 ALDERLEY PARISH HISTORY SERIES VOL.1 ST MARY £12.00 Early Reg. 1629 -1761 bapt.1761-1894 marr.1761-1901 bur. 1761-1941 Church Wardens Accounts 1683-1913, Constable’s Accounts 1683-1836, Surveyor Accounts 1767-1821. Overseer’s Accounts 1724- 1840, Overseer’s Accounts 1763-1785, Poor Rate Assessment 1800 onwards. History – Millennium leaflet, D097 ALDERLEY PARISH HISTORY SERIES VOL.2 STANLEY’S OF ALDERLEY £12.00 Books about the Stanley family of Alderley, includes Welsh connections. Sir John Stanley became founder of the line of Stanley’s of Alderley by his marriage in1437 to Elizabeth daughter of Thomas de Weever of Weever and Alderley. Includes detailsl of the estate sale in 1938. D107 ALTRINCHAM & DISTRICT MI’s. £12.00 Includes ALTRINCHAM St George, ASHTON ON MERSEY St Martin, DUNHAM TOWN St Marks, HALE BARNS Unitarian, St Cross, KNUTSFORD TOFT St John the Evangelist, St Mary the Virgin, NORTENDEN St Wilfred, PARTINGTON St Mary, RINGWAY St Mary and All Saints, St Mary, TIMPERLEY Christ Church, WARBURTON St Werburgh D134 ALTRINCHAM DUNHAM TOWN (Dunham Massey) £10.00 Transcripts St Mark's Parish Registers bapt 1866-1815; banns 1866-1892; marr 1867-1971 plus village graveyard MI’s D127 ALTRINCHAM METHODISTS – transcripts and including a minute book £15.00 Altrincham Methodists - Altrincham Bank Street Wesleyan bapt 1801-1926, marr 1878-1924; Borough Road Wesleyan bapt 1904-1966; Broadheath Wesleyan bapt 1897-1966 marr1922-1944; George Street New Connexion bapt 1819-1837, 1879-1966; Oxford Road Methodist bapt 1883-1960, marr 1909-1960; Booth Bank Millington bapt 1840-1931; Cross Street Sale Bridge Independent bapt 1799-1836; Hale Unitarian bapt 1733-1836 plus MI’s; Sinderland Congregational (Previously Oldfield Congregational, now Church on the Brow) bapt 1941-1999. D058 ASTBURY ST MARY MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS £12.00 Members and friends of the Group of the Family History Society of Cheshire led by Sue Parker have transcribed all the Memorial Inscriptions at St Mary, Astbury. There are two churchyards at St Mary's, the Old which surrounds the church and the New to the west, on the other side of the A34 road. Each is divided up into different plots: OA, OB, OC and S surround the church in the Old; A, B, C, CX, D, E, F, G and R are in the New. Memorial and other inscriptions inside the church are prefixed OW. This CD contains all the Memorial Inscriptions, together with plans of the various parts of the churchyards and also files detailing all those buried since 1892 whether there is a gravestone or not. The CD also records the place of burial of all those buried since 21st November 1892, together with the place of burial of all those who were buried before that date in a grave plot marked by a stone with a memorial inscription. The CD lists in grave order all the Memorial Inscriptions in the various parts of the churchyards, the list has been brought completely up to date as at 31st March 2007. D075 ASTBURY ST MARY PARISH REGISTERS 1572-1910 £20.00 Parish Registers with a transcription of the difficult to read Parish Registers from the Church from 1572 – 1641, also a listing of Rectors and Patrons and a short history and illustrated brochure. Baptisms and burials for Buglawton 1840 – 1849, Congleton 1711 – 1848, Mossley 1845 – 1849, Smallwood 1845 – 1849, Somerford burials 1691 – 1982. D113 BEBBINGTON ST ANDREW MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £6.00 Includes photographs of Churchyard and individual graves. D151 BEBBINGTON CHRIST CHURCH MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £6.00 Monumental inscriptions with photographs of graveyard and graves D001 BERTRAM MERRELL - MARRIAGE INDEX OF CHESHIRE £17.50 Bertram Merrell was the founder of the FHS of Cheshire and over 25 years he compiled a marriage index for most of the county, covering the years 1550- 1837. It was originally available as a hand-written document on fiche, but the Society has computerised the index, and made it more easily accessible by publishing it on CD-ROM. Version 3 covers almost all the ancient Cheshire parishes up to 1837. As a bonus, this latest version of the disk now incorporates the Mid-Cheshire Marriage Index and Hartley Jones Wirral Marriage Index. The CD contains a specially written viewer program that allows both exact and Soundex searches for an individual surname, with a print-out facility (1 disk) D210 BETLEY ST MARGARET MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £8.00 D078 BROOKLAND (SALE) CEMETERY £6.00 Monumental Inscriptions from the Old Part of the Cemetery D112 BUNBURY ST BONIFACE PARISH REG £12.00 bapt 1559-1885 marr 1559-1901 bur 1559-1922 Plus History of the church D003 BURIED IN CHESHIRE £10.00 Volumes 1, 2 and 3. An index of names on monumental inscriptions to use as a guide to location of graves. This CD contains an index to all the fiche of Monumental Inscriptions produced by the Society up to 2001, it uses Adobe Acrobat viewer. There are 85,500 names with burial year from 76 burial grounds. This is a good starting point to search for memorial inscriptions

Place Church Entries Alford St John the Baptist 1393 Appleton Thorn St Cross 329 Ashton Hayes St Johns 98 Ashton-on-Mersey St Martin 4136 Astbury St Mary 4714 Aston St Peters 1077 Bamston Christ Church 1248 Bamton Christ Church 1108 Bidston St Oswald 1333 Birkenhead St Mary 356 Bosley Methodist 53 Bosley St Mary 769 Congleton St Peters 1040 Compstall Stockport George St Methodist 112 Cote Green Methodist 270 Crowton Christ Church 576 Daresbury All Saints 263 St Mary 248 Duddon St Peters 566 Eaton Christ Church 412 Methodist 328 Baptist Chapel 162 Guilden Sutton St Johns Church 459 Hargrave St Peters 332 Hartford St John 2330 St Michaels 275 Haslington Primitve Methodist Chapel 25 Congregational Church Haslington (URC) 47 Haslington Congregational Chapel 135 High Lane Disley St Thomas 1201 Henbury St Thomas 1449 Higher Bebbington Christ Church 1403 Hoole All Saints 11 Hough Hole House Swedenborgian Graves 14 Huxley Methodist 113 Kelsall Methodist Burial Ground 316 Kingsley St Johns 1546 Lach Dennis All Saints 55 Little Budworth St Peters 1562 Little Leigh St Michael 813 Liscard Chapel 2180 Lostock Gralam St John The Evangelist 1840 Lower Whitley St Lukes 603 Lymm St Mary the Virgin 4271 Christ Church 3283 Macclesfield Several Graveyards 295 Marple Bridge Roman Catholic 429 Marston St Pauls 155 Mickle Trafford Methodist Burial Ground 160 Barony All Saints 1615 Norley St John 1235 Northenden St Wilfreds 3741 All Saints 3551 Over St Chads 1351 Methodist 620 Rainow Holy Trinity 1147 Ringway St Mary 443 Snelson Mathodist 202 Spital, Broughton St Giles 135 Stockton Heath St Thomas 2985 Sutton St James 2447 Thurstaston St Bartholomew 923 Tilstone Feamall St Jude 164 Timperley Christ Church 1671 Toft, Knutsford St John The Evangelist 118 Upton, Wirral St Marys 196 Wallasey Friends meeting House 124 Walton St John The Evangelist 399 Waverton St Peters 1245 West Kirby St Wilfred 4237 Weston Englesea Brook Methodist 137 Weston Village Cemetery 524 Whitegate St Mary 1921 St Saviour 129 St John 1930 St Helens Aux Burial Witton Registers 6431

D111 CARRINGTON PARISH REGISTERS & MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS1760-1995 £10.00 D133 CHEADLE ST MARY PARISH REG. £20.00 Bapt TO 1880 marr TO 1884 bur TO 1892 Transcript and scans of registers, includes history. D109 CHEADLE ALL SAINTS £15.00 Bapt 1863-2004 marr 1861-1986 bur 1869-1930 Includes MI’s D117 DIOCESE MARRIAGE LICENCE BONDS & ALLEGATIONS 1750-1769 £6.00 Transcript of marriage licenses index by groom and bride D116 CHESTER DIOCESE MARRIAGE LICENCE BONDS & ALLEGATIONS 1733-1837 £10.00 D004 CHESTER HOLY TRINITY PARISH REGISTERS FROM 1532 TO 1837 £12.00 This transcription of the Parish Registers of Holy Trinity Church, Chester, from 1532 to 1837, was originally compiled and published in 1914 by L.M. Farrell, Rector of the Church. The Registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials are fully indexed for Surnames and Professions. There are also indexes for Trades and Professions, Titled People, Army and Navy Personnel, Diseases and Causes of Death, and of Clergy and non-Conformist Ministers (1 disk) D002 CHESTER DIOCESE MARRIAGE LICENCES 1750 TO1837 D161 CONGLETON MOW COP ST LUKE MI’S AND BURIAL REGISTER £5.00 Chapel to Odd Rode D140 CONGLETON MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS AND BURIAL REGISTERS £20.00 Congleton St Peter MI’S Pew Allotments, Congleton Edge Methodists MI’S Burial Register & History, Holy Trinity Mossley MI’S & Grave Register, St John Buglawton MI’S and Burial Register, St Stephen Congleton MI’S and Grave Register D162 CONGLETON ST JAMES MI’S; SMALLWOOD ST JOHN MI’S; £10.00 ST MICHAEL MI’S D105 DAVENHAM ST WILFRED MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £6.00 D070 DELAMERE ST PETER MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £6.00 (153 pages) Includes plans of the churchyard, name index, some colour photographs and the 150th anniversary leaflet (1967) about the church of St Peter. D136 DODDLESTON PARISH REGISTER 1570-1970 & MI’S. £20.00 HIGHER KINDERTON bapt 1868-1970 marr 1894-1970 bur 1894-1970 D079 DUKINFIELD OLD CHAPEL £5.00 Parish Registers of the Chapel - Register of grave spaces books, Interment Registers 1780-1998, Historical account of Dukinfield Chapel pub 1896,Duckinfield Old Chapel Sunday School pub 1901, A Short History of Dukinfield Old Chapel pub 1940, History of Old Chapel Sunday School pub 1950, Old Chapel and the Unitarian Story pub1994 D047 ST LAWRENCE REGISTERS 1558-1812 £12.00 ANCIENT TOWN OF FRODSHAM BOOK The Parish Registers for the Church of St. Lawrence, Frodsham were first published in book form between 1908 and 1913, but as an extremely limited print, consequently, they are very hard to buy today. The issuing of these Registers on a CD Rom by the Family History Society of Cheshire makes life a lot easier for the Family Historian. The Registers record the Births, Marriages and Deaths between the years of 1558 and 1812. From the Opening Menu there are links to each of the three Registers. Each Register has a Preface and is fully indexed. D149 FRODSHAM ST LAWRENCE GRAVEYARD SURVEY £10.00 Monumental Inscriptions D071 GREAT BUDWORTH ST MARY MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £6.00 D129 KNUTSFORD ST JOHN THE BAPTIST MI’s ST WILFRED MI’s £10.00 D160 MACCLESFIELD FERRETS £6.00 Memorial Inscriptions KNUTSFORD & MUNICIPAL CEMETERIES, Burial Registers ST JAMES & ST PAUL MARTON, ST PETER Churchyards MI’s ST PETER SWETTENHAM, ST LUKE , ST MICHAEL HULME WALFIELD D142 LEEK ST EDWARD & MEERBROOK PARISH £15.00 Parish records B.M.D from 1634 including MI’S D056 MACCLESFIELD DISTRICT EAST CHESHIRE MEMORIALS 30 CHURCHES £12.50 This CD contains the inscriptions commemorating over 74,000 individuals appearing on about 24,000 gravestones in the Macclesfield District of East Cheshire. All the known graveyards in the area have been recorded and are included. These inscriptions have been gathered over the years largely, by the Macclesfield Ferrets but substantial recordings were carried out by both the North Cheshire Family History Society and the Family History Society of Cheshire as well as by several individuals. Burial Grounds: Alderley, Birtles, , Bosley, Capesthorne, , Eaton, Errwood Hall, , Henbury, Hurdsfield, Langley, Macclesfield, Macclesfield Forest, Marton, , Over Peover, , , Prestbury, Rainow, Saltersford, Siddington, Snelson, Sutton, Taxal, Great Warford, Wildboarclough, , , Woodford. D118 MACCLESFIELD CHRIST CHURCH PARISH REGISTERS £10.00 Index to 43,000+ records; Baptism 1775-1943; Marriage 1889-1982; Burials 1776-1961 Burial grounds 1773-1828 D110 MACCLESFIELD ROMAN CATHOLICS £10.00 Index to registers - St Albans Baptisms 1795-1957, Marriages 1825-1974, Burials 1833-1949, St Edwards Baptisms1939-2004, Marriages 1939-2003, Burials 1939-2004; Converts St Edwards 1984-2004. MI’S pictures, documents and weblinks, D120 MALPAS ST OSWALD MARRIAGES 1561-1837 £15.00 Compiled from two sources, the period 1561 to 1812 is taken from the J C Wolley transcription made during the 1940’s. From the Parish register 1813 to 1837. Entries include some additional information to that given in the original register. D211 MARTON, SIDDINGTON, SWETTENHAM, HENBURY. GAWSWORTH, £10.00 CAPESTHORNE & TAXAL PARISH RECORDS AND MI’S Marton bapt 1563-1904 burials 1838-2001 Capesthorne burials 1725-1989, Gawsworth bapts 1557-1800, marr 1556-1800, burials 1557-1997, Henbury MI’s, Siddington bapts 1718-1970, burials 1725-1874, Swettenham bapts 1760-1812, marr 1755-1835, burials 1760-1890 D135 ST MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS £10.00 Baptisms 1772-1795, Cemetery records 1890-1900, MI’s, History of Church, old Parish Magazine D042 NORTH & EAST CHESHIRE MARRIAGE INDEX 1754-1837 £17.50 Containing around 200,000 names searchable in Adobe Acrobat, this disk covers the years 1754-1837 for most parishes east of a line drawn from to , together with several thousand entries for Cheshire people married in other counties. Originally compiled by Pauline Litton (1 disk). D153 PAULINE LITTON EARLY CHESHIRE MARRIAGES BY FEMALE 1550-1800 £10.00 D154 NORTH & EAST CHESHIRE MARRIAGES & LICENCE INDEX BY MALE 1550-1750 £10.00 D121 STOCKPORT ST MARY MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £12.00 Monumental Inscriptions from Owens Manuscripts D122 STOCKPORT ST MARY bapt 1584-1849 marr 1584-1754 bur 1584-1754 £20.00 D138 STOCKPORT ST PETER, GREAT WARFORD BAPTIST, ROCK FERRY ST PETER MI’S £10.00 D128 STOCKTON HEATH ST THOMAS PARISH REGISTERS AND HISTORY £20.00 Parish Register scans and index bapt 1838-2007, marr 1841-2008, bur 1839- 2007, MI’ s, Church history, plus more. Includes Graveyard/Memorial Garden Plans, a Graveyard Register, Memorial Plaques, Church Magazines 1889 – 1991, extracts from books and documents on all aspects of the workings of the Church, the Starting School and prominent people and Clergy. D137 WALLASEY AND SURROUNDING CHURCHES Monumental Inscriptions £10.00 St Hilary Wallasey, Christ Church Moreton, Friends Meeting House Birkenhead, Holy Cross Woodchurch, St Albans Liscard, St Bartholomew Thurstaston, St John the Divine Frankby, St John Egremont, St Peter Heswall, Holy Trinity Hoylake D212 WILLASTON CHRIST CHURCH MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS £6.00 Includes photographs of churchyard and graves D213 WITTON ST HELENS MI’S & SOME MIDDLEWWICH CEMETARY RECORDS £10.00 DIRECTORIES D080 ARMY AND MEDICAL DIRECTORIES £10.00 Medical Bibliography 1875, Army Lists February 1829, Army Lists January 1841, Mayors & Wales 1902, List of Officers of the Militia in U.K. 1809, List of Officers of Several Regiments & Corps of Militia 1793 D130 BRABNER GAZATTEER 1890 TOWNS & VILLAGES OF ENG. AND WALES 1894 £10.00 D082 CHESHIRE DIRECTORY &GAZETTEER F. WHITE 1860 Each place in detail £12.00 D132 CHESHIRE 1823 &1928 WITH BIRKENHEAD 1843 £10.00 Searchable scans D083 CHESHIRE TOWNS WITH WREXHAM 1880 MORRIS £12.00 D214 CHESTER 1936/7 KELLYS WITH PLAN £8.00 D049 COMMERCIAL &SURROUNDING AREA POSTAL 1913 £12.00 It has been a number of years since the previous issue of the Crewe, Nantwich, Congleton, Middlewich, and Directory and the necessity had arisen to publish a New and Revised Issue. The Directory covers a much larger area than just Crewe and lists a Commercial Directory, Trades and Professions and a Street Directory of each Town together with information on the various Suburbs of these Towns. D215 MACCLESFIELD DIRECTORY SEEDS 1910 INC.CONGLETON, BRAMHALL, £12.00 WILMSLOW & OTHER AREAS D084 MANCHESTER & SALFORD SUBURBAN 1851-1901 SLATERS £12.00 D000 NORTH WALES DIRECTORIES 1818-1936, 25 DIRECTORIES £10.00 D086 PIGOTS COMMERCIAL CHESHIRE 1834 £10.00 D021 PIGOTS NORTHERN COMMERCIAL 1816/7, £8.00 This disk contains a copy of Pigot's Commercial Directory of the Northern Counties of England, originally produced in 1816. With 34 places in Cheshire plus places in Lancashire, Yorkshire and . Arranged by county and town, the directory shows the commercial enterprises and local information about these towns, which can be most useful for students of local and family history. The pages are reproduced in Adobe Acrobat format (reader supplied), and the CD is bookmarked to find a locality quickly. 1 disk D087 STAFFORDSHIRE DIRECTORIES IN OUR LIBRARY £10.00 Staffordshire Survey 1844, Kelly’s Staffordshire 1900, Archdeaconry of Stoke on Trent 1893, Staffordshire History, Gazetteer & Directory 1834 & 1851

MAPS D115 CANAL MAPS FROM THE 19TH CENTURY £20.00 D095 CHESHIRE 6” 1ST EDITION MAPS1870-1875 £25.00 D019 CHESHIRE ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP 25” 1900 £25.00 D096 CHESTER CITY COLOURED STREET MAPs 1:500 £20.00 DO DERBYSHIRE O.S 25” 1896-1900 £25.00 D098 FLINT AND DENBIGHSHIRE 6” 1ST EDITION 1869-1975 £20.00 First edition maps of Flintshire & Denbighshire also the first editions of the 25inch maps of the towns and larger villages D099 LANCASHIRE 1ST EDITION 1843-1853 £20.00 First edition maps of all Lancashire scanned from maps held at Lancaster University Library D216 LANCASHIRE LIVERPOOL AND SOUTH WEST £20.00 D217 LANCASHIRE MANCHESTER NORTH & EAST £20.00 D218 LANCASHIRE NORTHERN SECTION £20.00 D115 LONDON O.S 26” 1ST EDITION 1862-1872 £25.00 D053 MACCLESFIELD TOWN MAP 1871 £12.50 This CD was compiled as a joint venture by the Macclesfield Group of the Family History Society of Cheshire and the Macclesfield Museums Trust. Due to the amazing scale that these maps were originally created, they bring the smallest details of land and structure into view. D101 NANTWICH OLD MAPS 1794 £10.00 Public Health Maps of Nantwich Township 1851 D219 NANTWICH SURVEY & ANNUAL VALUATION OF LANDS 1794 £10.00 D104 YORKSHIRE MAP JEFFREYS £15.00 D102 YORKSHIRE EAST RIDING 1848-1852 £25.00 The First edition 6-inch maps of the East Riding of Yorkshire scanned from maps in various private collections including the Leeds Library D220 YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING 1844-1849 £25.00

MISCELLANEOUS & USEFUL MATERIAL D139 ASHTON UNDER LYNE POORHOUSE & UNION WORKHOUSE £5.00 MACCLESFIELD UNION W/HOUSE & WEST PARK HOSPITAL DEATHS Ashton census records 1841-1901, Macclesfield Death register 1848-1949 D124 BAINES LANCASHIRE COUNTY PALATINE HISTORY &DUCHY OF LANCASTER £15.00 D221 BOWDON WILLS & PROBATE DOCUMENTS 1600-1760 £10.00 D222 BRITISH 19TH CENTURY SURNAMES ATLAS £12.00 D114 CHESHIRE FAMILY HISTORY JOURNALS including 40 YEARS OF MAGAZINES £5.00 Includes Family , North and South Cheshire Magazines 1969 to 2008 D223 CHESHIRE PARISH REGISTERS A SUMMARY GUIDE £6.00 D141 THEY CAME FROM CHESHIRE AND FOUND ELSEWHERE £5.00 D123 CHESHIRE VISITATIONS 1580,1613 &1663 RECORDS OF PEDIGREES £10.00 D072 CHESHIRE WILLS BENEFICIARIES AND PERSONS NAMED IN THEM £6.00 Contains lists of names of beneficiaries mentioned in various Cheshire wills up to 1900 who have a different surname to that of the Testator; e.g. daughter, son-in-law, executor, witness, tenant, etc. It shows their place of abode and occupation (if given); the name, abode and occupation of the Testator; the date and place where the will was proved, probate and place where the will was proved. D090 CHESTER HISTORY OF THE CITY £15.00 History Events up TO 1815, Register of Town Clerks, Recorders, Clergy and Members of Parliament D108 CHESTER MISCELLANY £8.00 Contains Books & Articles about the history of Chester, its Parishes and People. History of St John’s Church and Parish, History of Church and Parish of St Mary on the Hill in Chester, Register of Bruera Church formerly in the Parish of St Oswald in Chester, History of the Church of St Peter in Chester, Methodist. Also the following books: A Few Chester Worthies The Diary of George Booth Chester’s Earliest Directories Gleanings from an Old City Church Accounts of Holy Trinity 1532 – 1633 Streets and Lanes of a City The Family of Proby in Chester and Ireland D091 CONGLETON PAST AND PRESENT By Robert Head 1888 £5.00 A History of This Old Cheshire town D050 DUTTONS OF DUTTON A FAMILY HISTORY £15.00 The CD contains the book, entitled - Memorials of the Duttons of Dutton in Cheshire (with notes respecting the Sherborne Branch of the Family published in 1901, and dedicated to the Right Honourable, The Lady Sherborne, Baroness of Sherborne, chronicles the Family History extracted from records of the Dutton family, so far as they relate to the Sherborne branch, founded by Thomas Dutton, esquire (1507-1581), a collection of letters written by Sir Piers Dutton of Dutton (d.1545), also a long series of inquisitions extending from 1298-1629 relating to the Duttons of Dutton and Hatton, the former printed in their entirety, of the latter, abstracts are given, together with other Dutton records derived from the Heralds College, probate registries, and public libraries, which are now for the first time collected and printed. As well as the digitised book, the CD Rom contains a digitised copy of the Dutton Family Tree, drawn up by P.H. Lawson F.S.A. in the 1950s. The Family Tree dates to beyond the Norman Invasion and shows the descended lines from Odard, Lord of Dutton up until the mid-1950s. Also included on the CD Rom are photographs and an account of a Dutton Trip organised in June 2000 which visited several places of interest to Dutton Family researchers, notably Stoke Newington Preparatory School, East Grinstead, which is the site of the reconstructed Dutton Hall, so carefully dismantled and transported there by the Dewar Family (of Whisky fame) in the 1930s to be annexed with the Hunting Lodge of John O’Gaunt and renamed, Dutton Homestead. Lastly, there are extracts from articles written in County Life Magazine, the Chester Chronicle and other newspapers telling of the History of the Dutton family. D016 EARWAKERS EAST CHESHIRE PAST & PRESENT, IN 2 VOL. 1877&1881 £15.00 Subtitled A History of the Hundred of Macclesfield, this important work was published in two volumes in 1877 and 1881. The area covered is that of the old hundred of Macclesfield, which includes the important townships of Stockport, Macclesfield, Wilmslow and the conurbation to the south of Manchester. The author was systematic and thorough in the book's arrangement and includes detailed genealogies of the local gentry. "There was probably no other man who possessed so great a knowledge of the genealogy of the two counties of Cheshire and Lancashire" 1 disk D048 ESTATE SALE CATALOGUE VOL.1, £10.00 For quite some time we have held in our Library at the catalogues for the Alderley Estate sale in 1938. It was suggested by several of our members that it would be beneficial to the Society to have the catalogue digitised, however, when we first looked into this we discovered that the Maps of the Estate, an original part of the catalogue, were missing. Following an appeal for help, several members of the Society helped us out, not only did they find the missing Maps, but they also produced catalogues of Sale for other Estates in Cheshire too. What is interesting about these catalogues is that not only are many of them illustrated, but all tenancy details are listed together with the number of rooms and what was farmed on the various holdings. ALDERLEY PARK 11TH OCT 1938 (77 Farms, 166 houses, Old Hall, Heawood Hall, Bollington Grange, Chorley Hall, Sossmoss Hall), ASTLE PARK 9TH OCT 1833 (Manor of Lower Withington in Astle, Snelson and Chelford Townships), COGSHALL 21ST JUNE 1966, CREWE HALL 4TH SEPT 1917 (In and around Sandbach and ), CREWE HALL 28TH SEPT 1915, DARESBURY 9TH DEC 1941, DODDINGTON 15TH MAY 1911, EGERTON – LEIGH (Incl Hall, Kermincham Lodge, farms and smallholdings, cottages and woodland), CHELFORD 24TH JULY 1924, 9TH JULY 1919 (Incl Swineyard Hall and various properties in Lymm Township), MARBURY 8TH JULY 1932 (Now Weaverham, Comberbach, Kingley, Frodsham and Grappenhall). D059 ESTATE SALE CATALOGUE VOL.2 £10.00 This volume of Catalogues, except for the Harrington Estate at Gawsworth and Bosley, Henbury Estate and Tabley, were loaned to us by the well-known independent Cheshire Estate Agents, Meller Braggins. The Harrington Catalogue is at Macclesfield Silk Museum, and the others come from private individuals. The catalogues included on CD Volume 2 are:- DARNHALL 5TH JUNE 1868, DOWNES STOKE MANOR 25TH JAN 1915, HARRINGTON 29TH JUNE 1920, HENBURY 24TH JUNE 1874, HOLFORD 28TH JULY 1898, LITTLELEIGH 18TH DEC.1878, LITTLE BUDWORTH & DELAMERE 11TH DEC 1907, OAKS 5TH JULY 1919, STOKE HALL 2ND OCT 1911, TABLEY 22ND JAN 1920 UPTON PICTON ETC. 11TH DEC 1917, VALE ROYAL 8TH JULY 1912, VALE ROYAL 20TH DEC 1928, WOODHALL 15TH OCT 1921 D092 HANSALLS HISTORY OF CHESHIRE £15.00 Written after Ormerod’s History of Cheshire and contains further information for historians. Contains a number of extra pictures and reports from later newspapers D055 HENBURY A VILLAGE HISTORY SERIES VOL.1 WILLS, HEARTH TAX, TITHE APPS. £6.00 To celebrate the Millennium, members of the Henbury Society, together with several local residents and under the leadership of Dr. Peter Wells, began to research the history of Henbury. Their work was completed and lead to the publication in 2003, under the editorship of Francis Graham-Smith, of the book, Henbury, a History of a Village. Due to the considerable amount of material that came to light during the publication of the book, the Henbury Society decided to archive everything, with the help of the Cheshire Records Office. Much of this archive has been digitally reproduced in cooperation with the Family History Society of Cheshire and appears on this CD publication together with numerous photographs and historical Henbury Deeds which have been kindly made available for transcription by the John Rylands Library, Manchester as well as those that were held privately. The publication also contains a list of Henbury Wills, the Hearth Tax, Henbury Censuses and Tithe Appointments, all painstakingly transcribed by Henbury Society members and others. D125 LYSONS MAGNA BRITTANIA CHESHIRE £15.00 TOPOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT 1806-1882 D119 MOTTERSHEAD INFORMATION 11TH CENT. TO 1978 £12.00 From 11th c to 1978 9000 pages of events. D093 NANTWICH WILLS 1603-1688 £5.00 D020 OMERODS HISTORY OF CHESHIRE £15.00 George Ormerods monumental work The History of the County Palatine and City of Chester was first published in 1819 and it remains the most complete historical survey of the county to date. The second edition (1882) was substantially revised and enlarged by Thomas Helsby and extends to around 2,500 pages contained in three enormous volumes. As well as giving detailed histories of all the parishes and townships in the county, there are numerous pedigree charts for prominent Cheshire families, many of which stretch back for centuries. Includes a re-publication of ‘Kings Vale Royal’ and Leycester’s Cheshire Antiquities. This CD-ROM publication of the complete 1882 edition is a joint effort by the FHS of Cheshire and the Cheshire Local History Association. It is published in Adobe Acrobat format (viewer supplied) and should be readable on most machines using Windows or Apple Software. 1 disk D043 OWNERS OF LAND 1873 £15.00 In 1873, at the order of Parliament, a survey was made of all owners of land outside the metropolis. This CD contains the full version of the 1871 Owners of Land, which was published by Parliament and acts as a census for the land- owning classes. Far more people than nowadays owned land; often to keep livestock. This return is intended to show, with respect to England and Wales (exclusive of the Metropolis), the number and names of owners of land of one acre and upwards. Gives residence (sometimes out of county) and acreage. For England and Wales there are over 269,000 entries. CD Includes Scotland (1872/3) and Ireland (1876). D057 QUEENS DIAMOND JUBILEE IN CHESHIRE 1897 & BIBLIOTHECA CESTRENSIS £15.00 This volume is a descriptive account of how the sixtieth year of the glorious reign of her most gracious majesty Queen Victoria, Empress of India was celebrated in the County of Chester: together with the names of all the Deputy Lord Lieutenants, Magistrates, County, Borough, Urban, Rural and Parish Councillors and their Officials in Office in this County on DIAMOND JUBILEE DAY, TUESDAY JUNE 22nd, 1897.

BIBLIOTHECA CESTRENSIS Illustrated with views of old halls in Cheshire A Biographical Account of Books, Maps, Plates and other Printed Matter relating to printed or published in or written by Authors resident in the County of Chester. Also giving in many instances a short biographical account of the Authors, together with:- -A list of the Commissions issued and Depositions taken by the Court of Exchequer for this County Palatine. -A List of the Inclosure Awards filed with the Clerk of the Peace. -A List of Coins struck at the Chester Mint. -A List of all Newspapers published within the County. -An account, written in 1593, of all Salt Works at the Northwych from the beginning. D150 RAINES LANCASHIRE MANUSCRIPTS £20.00 Historical documents from local families. 48,000 manuscripts from Chetham's collection of Lancashire, Cheshire, West Yorkshire, Rochdale. D045 SALT MAKING IN CHESHIRE - CONTAINS FOUR BOOKS £15.00 A CD for people interested in the History of Salt Making in Cheshire. The CD contains four digitised books in Acrobat format. The CD can be read using Acrobat Reader and the Calvert books are searcheable. Salt in Cheshire by A.F. Calvert The History of the Salt Union by A.F. Calvert Pitman Salt and Salt Industry by A.F. Calvert The Art of Making Salt by William Brownrigg D106 SILK INDUSTRY ORIGINS AND DEVELOPMENT £8.00 D094 SLATERS CHRONICLES OF LIVES AND RELIGION IN CHESHIRE 1891 £8.00 D203 YORKSHIRE PARISHES LOCATION OF RECORDS PRE 1974 £8.00 Location of parish records, adjacent parishes, IGI coverage plus more CENSUS D200 CHESHIRE CENSUS 1851 D.V.D. £20.00 D201 CHESHIRE CENSUS 1871 D.V.D. £20.00

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