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FHSC Bookshop Sale Data Cds Sale FHSC Bookshop Sale 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 Cheshire 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. Nether Alderley Overseer’s Accounts 1724- 1840, Over Alderley 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, KNUTSFORD St Cross, KNUTSFORD TOFT St John the Evangelist, LYMM St Mary the Virgin, NORTENDEN St Wilfred, PARTINGTON St Mary, RINGWAY St Mary and All Saints, ROSTHERNE 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 Congleton 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 Disley St Mary 248 Duddon St Peters 566 Eaton Christ Church 412 Ettiley Heath Methodist 328 Great Warford Baptist Chapel 162 Guilden Sutton St Johns Church 459 Hargrave St Peters 332 Hartford St John 2330 Haslington 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 Macclesfield Christ Church 3283 Macclesfield Several Graveyards 295 Marple Bridge Roman Catholic 429 Marston St Pauls 155 Mickle Trafford Methodist Burial Ground 160 Nantwich Barony All Saints 1615 Norley St John 1235 Northenden St Wilfreds 3741 Odd Rode All Saints 3551 Over St Chads 1351 Rainow 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 Wildboarclough St Saviour 129 Winsford 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 CHESTER 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; HULME WALFIELD £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.
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