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Index to Photocopies of Winster Parish Magazines WINSTER LOCAL HISTORY GROUP INDEX TO PHOTOCOPIES OF WINSTER PARISH MAGAZINES FOR THE YEARS 1888 to 1919 1929 to 1931 1960 1962 COMPILED BY MICHAEL GREATOREX 2005 1 Index compiled by Michael Greatorex, member of Winster Local History Group This Index was a labour of love for Michael, who is a native and long-time resident of Winster (now living out of the village). We all have reason to be grateful to him for his hard work, which enhances tremendously the historical value of this material. These pages are fascinating in their own right as a month-by-month account of the concerns and preoccupations of a Derbyshire village, especially for the period 1888 to 1919 (the later entries are more sporadic). But the Index adds a new dimension, and allows information to be efficiently located and retrieved. Copies of the Magazines and Index are held in the Archive of Winster Local History Group, and a second set of copies can be consulted in the Local Studies Library, Matlock (tel. 01629 580000). The originals have been deposited in the Derbyshire Record Office (same phone number). Geoff Lester Chair, Winster Local History Group April 2005 2 Abbey, Rev. J.P. of Nottingham, Feb 1908 Abbot & Smith, Messrs of Leeds paid £3 1904-05 Organ Contract, May 1905 Abbot & Smith, Messrs of Leeds tender £69 for Organ Repairs, Nov 1906 Abbot & Smith, Messrs, May 1891, Feb 1893 Abbot, Mr. of Leeds (Builder of Organ): Jan 1888, Feb 1889, Jan 1892 Abbott & Smith, Messrs of Leeds Organ Contract, May 1901, May 1903 Abbott & Smith, Messrs of Leeds paid £3 Organ Contract, Jun 1906 Abbott & Smith, Messrs of Leeds paid £3 regulation of Organ, Apr 1902 Abell, Rev. Bertram T. letters Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Abraham, Rev. Canon C.T., Vicar of Bakewell, Oct 1898, Oct 1905 Adams, Edward of the Miners’ Arms Jun1888 Adams, Edward, aged 53, burial 9 Apr, Jun 1908 Adams, Georgina, baptism of on 20 May Jun 1888 Adams, Lydia of the Miners’ Arms Jun 1888 Adams, Mary E. prize winner at School for knitting & needlework Sept 1894 Adams, Mary Elizabeth, marr 8 Nov to William Gregory Greatorex, Dec 1909 Adams, Mrs., paid £2.0s0d for washing surplices, May 1916 Adams, Rev. E., Curate of Matlock, Sep, Oct 1897 Adams, Sarah Selina, marr 17 Oct to George Wild, Nov 1904 Additional Curates Society, Dec 1962 Agriculture, 12 lectures on at Science & Art Class Oct 1892 Aitken, Miss of Newton Abbot, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1889 Allen, Ada, aged 24, burial 26 Dec Feb 1896 Allen, Annie, baptism of on 19 Aug Sept 1888 Allen, E.C.A. poem and article by on Darley Dale Nov 1896 Allen, Ernest marks gained in Church Sunday School May 1889, Jun 1890 Allen, Florence May, marriage on 1 Aug to William Vincent, Sep 1910 Allen, Fred, Bakewell, advert Bee Hive Drapery, B’well, Apr 1904, Jan 1906 Allen, Fred, Bakewell, advert, Bee Hive Drapery, visit, May 1904 Allen, George killed at Millclose Mine on 3 Nov 1887, Sept 1888, Oct 1891 Allen, George, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Allen, Hannah, marriage 30 Apr to James Bateman June 1891 Allen, J. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Allen, James, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Allen, John, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Allen, Joseph May, Jun, Dec 1896 Allen, Joseph, Jun, Sep 1900 Allen, Joseph, aged 46, burial 23 Jun, Jul 1909 Allen, Joseph, annual dinner of Odd Fellows 27 May Jun 1896 Allen, Joseph, at funeral of Thomas Hawksworth, Feb 1906 Allen, Joseph, Committee member re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Allen, Joseph, his 12th Balance Sheet of Odd Fellows, Jul 1898 Allen, Joseph, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apri, Jul 1897, Apr 1898, Jan, Jun 1899 Allen, Mary aged 60, death of 3 Aug Sept 1888 Allen, Matthew, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Allen, Mr. E., Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900, May 1901, May 1903 Allen, Mr. J. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Allen, Mr. P., Foresters, Aug 1898 Allen, Mr. W. singing at Foresters, Aug 1898 Allen, Mr., Sidesman, Apr 1902 3 Allen, Mrs & Prim. Meth, Jan 1900, soloist at Wes.Chapel, Mar 1900 Allen, Mrs, subscriber to Churchyard Improvement Fund Oct, Dec 1896 Allen, Mrs, Treasurer of Choral Society, Dec 1912 Allen, Mrs. & Parochial Tea, Feb 1898, May 1900, Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Allen, Mrs. William, May 1888 Allen, Mrs., at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Allen, Peter and Church at Birchover Uppertown, May 1897 Allen, Peter, aged 67, burial 5 Apr, Apr 1904 Allen, Thomas, election of as clerk and sexton in 1785 Apr 1889 Allen, William Taylor, aged 68, burial 25 Dec Feb 1896 Allin, Lydia, aged 78, burial 6 Nov, Dec 1907 Allin, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Allin, William of Manchester donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Allinson, Thomas, Chapel keeper and labourer, Jun 1898 Allotments, Jun, Dec 1899, Apr, May, Aug 1900, May 1901, Jun 1904 Allotments, change in tenancy from T. Hodgkinson to J. Rouse, Jan 1898 Allotments, Mar, May 1897, Mar, May, Jun, repairs to gate Jul, Nov 1898 Allotments, Nod 16 and 18 to let, May 1899 Allotments, Oct, Dec 1896 Allotments, Rents of 1904-05 £7/11/7d, Sep 1905 Allotments, Rents of 1905/06, £9/19/5d, Oct 1906 Alsop, Anthony of Wiirksworth, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Alsop, John and Robert Eyres Charity 1717 Jun 1896 Alsop, John, nominated to the living of Winster 1710 Mar 1889 Alsop, Mr. A.M. elected Vic-President of Library, Mar 1901 Alsop, Mr., on behalf of owners of Mill Close Mine and Parish Lib, Nov 1900 Alsop, Robert, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Alvin, J. of Clapham, donation to Organ Fund July 1889 Amateur Dramatic Society, Jan, Feb 1902, Jan 1906 Ambulance Corps, from Darley and the district, Jul 1905 Amulance Class, Dr. Fletcher agrees to act as Instructor to, Nov 1898 Andrew, Rev. Giles, Vicar of Longstone, Jul 1900, Aug 1903 Andrews & Cooper, advert. Bakers and Confectioners, East Bank, Jan 1915 Andrews, E., Sidesman, of Elton, Aug 1960 Andrews, T. Sidesman, of Elton, Aug 1960 Andrews, B. paid to on 28 June 1776 “to set the Organ in tune” Nov 1888 Andrews, Job of Elton, “loss of,” Aug 1960 Andrews, Thomas, aged 50, burial 26 Dec at Elton, Jan 1909 Angel Inn, Feb 1900 Angel Inn, mtgs of Assoc. For The Prosecution of Felons in 1828, Dec 1897 Annual Parochial Tea, on 20 Jan full report in High Peak News, Feb 1904 Annual Vestry Meeting, May 1896 Appleby, Mr., Lawyer’s Clerk at Oddo, Jun 1898 Arkwright, C. of Cromford donation to Organ Fund Feb 1889 Arkwright, Captain A.P. and water brought to Winster in 1871 Dec 1890 Arkwright, FC. Sept 1896 Arkwright, Miss Florence, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Arkwright, Mr. “drained and sewered the village of “ Cromford Feb 1896 Arkwright, Mr. F.C. and Hort Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Arkwright, Mrs. F.C. of Willenley May 1888 4 Arkwright, Mrs. F.E., Patroness of Doll Show May 1888 Arkwright, Rev W.H: Feb, Dec (Vicar of Cromford) 1888 Arkwright, Rev. H.W, Vicar of Cromford Sept 1891 Arkwright, Susan May 1888 Armishaw, Fannie Elizabeth, aged 27, burial 19 Aug at Alkmonton, Sep 1908 Armistice Day, Nov 1931 Armstrong, Mrs. and altar flowers, Nov 1929 Arthur Mine, May 1900 Ashford-in-the-Water and display of funeral garlands, Jan 1898 Ashmore Dingle, rents paid to Burton Institute Managers for upkeep of Library, Apr 1929 Ashmore Field, gift of Joseph Burton of Nottm, Nov 1900 Ashmore Pingle & Barn, gift of Joseph Burton of Nottm, Aug 1900, Oct 1904 Ashmore Pingle Charity, and improvements to Burton Institute, Sep, Nov 1930, Mar, Jul 1931 Ashmore Pingle, a close “now called Blackmans Head” Jul 1892 Ashmore, Elizabeth, aunt of Elizabeth Buxton Jun 1892 Ashover, Carl, Wirksworth, Entertainer, Parochial Tea, Apr, May 1906 Ashton, Daniel, member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903 Ashton, Harriet, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1890 Ashton, Joseph, aged 75, burial 1 Apr, Apr 1907 Ashton, Joseph, donation to Organ Fund June 1888 Ashton, Late Mrs., Feb 1902 Ashton, Mary aged 57 burial on 28 Aug Oct 1888 Ashton, Mary Ann, aged 71, burial 9 Feb, Feb 1901 Ashton, Miss Mary Burton of Quarndon, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1890 Ashton, Mr. D., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1904 Ashton, Mrs. C. and altar flowers, Aug 1929, Aug 1930 Ashton, Mrs. of Elton Methodist Church, Aug 1960 Ashton, Sarah Jane, aged 48, burial 16 Apr May 1893 Ashton, Thomas, making of coat for, 17 Apr 1770 Nov 1888 Ashton, Thomas, paid to on 26 June 1773 for leather for mending Organ Bellows Nov 1888 Ashton, William, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Association For The Prosecution of Felons in 1828, Dec 1897 Asylum Committee, Aug 1898, Jun 1899 Atkins, Mrs. of London, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1888 Atkins, William of Darley, supporter Henry Deeley to Derbys. C.C., Mar 1898 Atkinson, Rev. L., Preacher, Curate of Parish Church, Preston Sept 1888 Atkinson, Miss returned prize – Doll Show Sept 1888 Atkinson, Rev. Canon R.D. Rector of Darley Mar 1896 August Bank Holiday, account of activities on, Aug 1918 Bacon, Frederick William, aged 3, burial 13 Aug Sept 1893 Bacon, John, aged 48, burial 16 Jul, Aug 1904 Bacon, Miss F., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Bacon, W., Preacher, Primitive Methodists, Jan 1897 Bagaley Hall, Cheshire, Wm.
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