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

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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. Marsland former resident of, Nov 1903 Bagshaw, Christopher, 1711 stone on western face of Church: Apr 1888 Bagshaw, Robert, Church Bells & Chapel Warden 1711 Jun1888 Bailey, Mr. R., paid 2/6d for sweeping flues 1904-05, May 1905 Bailey, Professor and Punch and Judy Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Bailey’s Royal Punch and Judy, with “his original dog Toby” Sept 1896 Baker, P.C., 69 subscriptions to testimonial for, Feb 1907

5 Bakewell Cottage Hospital, donation to, Feb 1931 Bakewell Naturalist Field Club, Dec 1898 Bakewell Union, burial of Richard Windle on 10 May aged 8? Jun 1889 Bakewell Union, death of George Samuel Westall in 1870 Nov 1890 Ball, Arthur, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Ball, John, Farmer and butter dealer, Jun 1898 Ball, Miss M. of Elton Methodist Church, Aug 1960 Balston, Mrs, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888 Band Holds Mine, May 1900 Band of Hope, Apr, Jun 1897, Dec 1898, Jan 1900 Band, Doll Show Sept 1888, Sept 1891 Band, Young Mens’ Orchestral, Report of Public Concert by, Dec 1898 Bank House Garden Allotment, proceeds from £16 14s. 6d, Mar 1919 Bank House, entert’ment (Church Choir) by Dr. Fletcher at, 26 Dec, Jan 1899 Bank Side, Hawkers and others with vans on, Sep 1899 Bank Top, 8 acres be retained to the Parish, Commons Act, 1899, Nov 1900 Bank Top, improving, enclosing and planting waste land, Dec 1898 Bank Top, see also Open Spaces and Waste Lands Bank Top, stone from “being carted away to other townships” Jan 1896 Bank Top, triangular land near Miners Standard, May 1897 Bank, Winster, pinfold on May 1891 Banks, John, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Baptisms, from 1663 to 1961, 6917 recorded in Parish Register, Dec 1962 Baptisms, individually recorded under name Baptisms, individually recorded under name. Barber, Robert Staveley in Main Street to 1819 Jul 1889 Bark, Annie and Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Bark, Annie, marr 23 May to Mr. M. Haynes, South Darley, Jun 1904 Bark, Geo., Agmt with Par. Coun. re quarrying stone on West Bank, Oct 1904 Bark, George , donation to Parochial Fund May 1893 Bark, George Henry, bapt. 29 Apr, s. Henry and Jane Bark, May 1900 Bark, George, Jul 1904 Bark, Henry, Father of George Henry Bark, May 1900 Bark, Jane, Mother of George Henry Bark, May 1900 Bark, Mary E., marr at Matlock on 26 Dec to Samuel Heathcote, Jan 1901 Bark, Mr. G., paid £1/14/0d for 18 loads of stone, Sep 1905 Bark, Mr. G., paid £2/7/6d by Parish Council – reason not given, Oct 1904 Bark, Mr. G., paid 13/6d for building wall round Public Tip, Sep 1905 Bark, The Misses and Foresters, Jul 1900 Bark’s Vein Mine, May 1900 Barke, Henry, aged 13, died 8 June 1853 “falling down a mine shaft” Jun 1890 Barker, Alexandra in 1777 Oct 1892 Barker, Clara, May 1918 Barker, Elizabeth, aged 43, burial 23 Oct Nov 1894 Barker, James Arthur, marriage on 4 Feb to Edith Elizabeth Bateman, Mar 1930 Barker, Martha L prize winner at school for knitting and needlework Sept 1894 Barker, Mary A. prize winner at school for knitting Sept 1894 Barker, Mr. R.W., Auditor, Churchwardens’ Accounts, Jul 1908 Barker, Mr. travelling expenses re Organ Fund Jan 1889 Barker, Mrs of Bakewell: Mar 1888

6 Barker, Mrs. and Mrs Fletcher, Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Barker, Mrs. S. of Westbury, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Barker, Nelly, child under 12, Sep 1897 Barker, R.W., Overseer, Apr 1910, Jan 191, May 1916, Sidesman, Jan 1918 Barker, Roland (Architect of St. John’s Church) May 1888 Barker, Samuel, aged 78, burial 14 Jun Oct 1896 Barker, Tansley, paid £2 10s 0d for new bell ropes, May 1914 Barker, Thomas aged 38, burial 23 Sept Nov 1888 Barker, Walter, aged 21, burial 10 Aug, Sep 1903 Barmaster’s Inquest into death of Peter Burton on 10 July 1819 Jun 1889 Barnado’s Homes, Dr., Feb 1911, Feb, May 1914 Barnes, John, Miner, Jun 1898 Barnsley, Emma, marr 21 Aug to Albert Brassington, Youlgrave, Sep 1902 Barnsley, Ethel Mary, baptism 22 Jul Aug 1894 Barnsley, Frank, Sidesman, Aug 1960 Barnsley, George Aug 1894 Barnsley, George Junior, donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Barnsley, George, marriage 16 Aug to Mary Bateman Sept 1892, Dec 1892 Barnsley, Lydia, baptism 20 Nov Dec 1892 Barnsley, Mary Dec 1892, Aug 1894 Barnsley, Miss and Foresters, Jul 1900 Barnsley, Mr, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Barnsley, Mr. J., paid 9/0d for laying bricks, May 1903 Barnsley, Mr. J., pd 5/8d fixing chimney pot and cement, 1904-05, May 1905 Barnsley, Mrs. George, Sunday School in house of in 1826 Mar 1890 Barnsley, Sarah and tenancy of Allotment No. 3, Mar 1897 Barnsley, Sarah Ann, aged 83, burial on 24 Dec, Feb 1929 Barnsley, Stephen, donation to Organ Fund Jul 1888 Barrett, Mr. J., Preacher, Primitive Methodists, Jan 1897 Barron, Miss lecture at Science & Art Class Oct 1892 Barton Hill, Birchover, Jun 1897 Barton, Emma, Apr 1918 Barton, Frank, son of Oliver and Emma Barton, baptism on 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Barton, Mr. J.W. of Long Eaton and Sally Orme , Ashover in 1875, Aug 1898 Barton, Mr., 2s.6d. gift to soldier, Feb 1915 Barton, O, prize- winner of Boys under 7 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Barton, Oliver, Oct, 1914 “ wounded … now in Hospital at Bristol,” Aug, Sep 1915, Apr 1918 Barwise, Dr., County Medical Officer and Water Supply, Apr 1898 Bateman Family, oil painting of old Church: Apr 1888 Bateman, Agnes, marriage on 8 Mar to Edgar White Pickles, Apr 1930 Bateman, Amy, baptism, 13 Sept Oct 1896 Bateman, Ann Elizabeth, aged 74, burial on 19 Oct, Nov 1913 Bateman, Ann Elizabeth, marriage on 3 Jun to William Hardy of Wensley, Jul 1915 Bateman, Ann, burial 18 Jan aged 59: Feb 1888 Bateman, Bernard, aged 1 day, burial 24 May, Jun 1907 Bateman, Charles Robert, aged 2 months, burial 29 Oct, Nov 1902 Bateman, Clara, baptism 7 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Bateman, Dorothy, awarded Crown Bible, Jan 1907 Bateman, Edith Elizabeth, marriage on 4 Feb to James Arthur Barker, Mar 1930

7 Bateman, Edith, full attendance at Sunday School, May 1914, May 1915 Bateman, Edith, Moth. Winifred Evelin & Sam. Hny Bateman, Jun Dec 1906 Bateman, Eliza, baptism 7 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Bateman, Eliza, marr 29 Oct to George Stone, Stanton Lees, Nov 1902 Bateman, Elizabeth Feb 1891 Bateman, Elizabeth Jane, baptism 30 Sept Nov 1894 Bateman, Elizabeth, aged 53 years burial on 20 Jan Mar 1889 Bateman, Emma, aged 38, burial on 11 Nov, Dec 1911 Bateman, Eva, aged 3, burial 19 Jan, Feb 1904 Bateman, Evelyn, full attendance at Sunday School, 1914-15, May 1915 Bateman, George, aged 75, burial 5 May, Jun 1907 Bateman, George, baptism 6 Mar Apr 1892 Bateman, George, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Bateman, Henry and Open Spaces Parish Meeting, Nov 1900 Bateman, Henry Jun., People’s Warden, May 1905 Bateman, Henry Jun., Peoples Warden, May 1914 Bateman, Henry Senior, member of Parish Council, Apr 1910, Jan 1911 Bateman, Henry, aged 47, burial on 5 Jan, obituary Mar 1918 Bateman, Henry, Apr 1915, Apr 1918 Bateman, Henry, Clerk to the Parish Council, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1910, sidesman, Jan 1911 Bateman, Henry, donation to Organ Fund Feb 1889 Bateman, Henry, Father of Mary Ellen Bateman, Apr 1903 Bateman, Henry, marriage on 24 Jun to Ellen Stone, Jul 1915 Bateman, Henry, Sen. seconds Mr. J.W. Hawksworth as Par. Clerk, May 1906 Bateman, Henry, sudden death of after operation on 19 Dec in Manchester, Jan 1915 Bateman, Hugh, aged 70, burial on 25 Nov, Dec 1911 Bateman, J. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Bateman, James and Foresters, Aug1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Bateman, James Apr 1892 Bateman, James Hardwicke, aged 14 months, burial 22 Aug Sept 1893 Bateman, James Jun, Nov 1893, Nov 1894, Oct 1896 Bateman, James, Committee Member & winner Flower Show, Sep 1900 Bateman, James, Father of Myda Agnes Bateman, Oct 1901 Bateman, James, Father of Wilfred Bateman, Jul 1899 Bateman, James, marriage 30 Apr to Hannah Allen Jun 1891 Bateman, James, member (1828) Assoc. For the Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Bateman, Jane June 1890 Bateman, Jane, aged 74, burial on 10 Oct, Nov 1911 Bateman, John Gilbert, bapt. 5 Jun s James & Mary H. Bateman, Jul 1898 Bateman, John of Grange Mill Jan 1890 Bateman, John, elected as clerk and sexton in 1810, Feb 1888, Jun, July 1889 Bateman, Joseph and Foresters Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Bateman, Joseph Junior, donation to Organ Fund Jun 1888 Bateman, Lizzie, marriage 10 Feb at Matlock, to George W. Fearn, Mar 1897 Bateman, Lydia, marr 10 Feb to John Marsden Potter of Wensley, Mar 1902 Bateman, Mary aged 77, burial 18 Mar Apr 1890 Bateman, Mary Agnes, aged 2, burial 8 Nov, Dec 1903 Bateman, Mary Ellen, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Bateman, Mary Ellen, m 18 Mar to John Thos. Broomhead, Grange, Apr 1903 Bateman, Mary Hannah Apr 1892, Jun 1893, Nov 1894, Oct 1896

8 Bateman, Mary Hannah, Jul 1898 Bateman, Mary Hannah, Mother Wilfred & Myda Agnes Jul 1899, Oct 1901 Bateman, Mary of Grange Mill aged 69 burial 13 Jun 1888 Bateman, Mary, Feb 1888, marriage 16 Aug to George Barnsley Sept 1892 Bateman, Master G., Boys’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Bateman, Master G., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Bateman, Miss & Christmas Party, Jan 1907 & May Day, Jun 1907 Bateman, Miss Annie and decoration of Wesleyan Chapel, Oct 1899 Bateman, Miss Dorothy, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Bateman, Miss E., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Bateman, Miss D. and altar flowers, Jul 1930 Bateman, Miss E and altar flowers, Aug 1929 Bateman, Miss Nellie, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Bateman, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Bateman, Mr. & Mrs. H., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Bateman, Mr. & Mrs. R., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Bateman, Mr. and Stanton Moor in 1852 Mar, May 1896 Bateman, Mr. and tribute to Rev. A.W. and Mrs. Dickens, Apr 1929 Bateman, Mr. H., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903, Feb 1904 Bateman, Mr. J. prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Show Sep 1897, Sep 1899 Bateman, Mr. of Lomberdale Hall, Youlgreave Jul 1890 Bateman, Mr. R., at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Bateman, Mr. R., Preacher, Primitive Methodists, Jan 1897 Bateman, Mr. S, Churchwarden, Feb 1930 Bateman, Mr. T., soloist at Met. Chapel, Oct 1898, Wes. Chapel, Oct 1899 Bateman, Mrs. H., Feb,Sep 1929, Feb, Jun, Sep Dec 1930, Sep 1931 Bateman, Mrs. Henry, Churchwarden, May 1931 Bateman, Mrs. R., Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Bateman, Mrs. S. and altar flowers, Jun 1931 Bateman, Mrs. S. Feb, and altar flowers, Oct 1929 ,Feb, Jun, Dec 1930, Sep 1931 Bateman, Mrs. Samuel, “loss of,” Aug 1960 Bateman, Myda Agnes, bap 22 Sep d Jas. & M’y Hannah Bateman, Oct 1901 Bateman, Peter Allen, baptism 7 May Jun 1893 Bateman, R. Jun., Overseer, Jan 1912 Bateman, Robert Feb 1891 Bateman, Robert, aged 79, burial on 28 Jan 1890 Mar 1890 Bateman, Robert, Father of Lydia Bateman his eldest daughter, Mar 1902 Bateman, Robert, Sen. member Cttee - footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Bateman, Robert, Senr., Father of Eliza Bateman, Nov 1902 Bateman, Robert, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Bateman, S, prize-winner of Boys 9-11 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Bateman, Saml Hny Foxlow, bapt 9 May s Sam. & Edith Bateman, Jun 1909 Bateman, Samuel, Father of Samuel Henry Bateman, Jun 1909 Bateman, Samuel, Father of Winifred Evelin Bateman, Dec 1906 Bateman, Samuel, marr 31 Mar to Edith Bateman Foxlow, Apr 1903 Bateman, Sarah Jane, an infant, burial 2 Jun Aug 1894 Bateman, Sarah, aged 60, burial 16 Feb, May 1929 Bateman, Thomas, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Bateman, Thos, marr 17 Sep Prim. Meth. Chapel, to Ellen Winfield, Oct 1904 Bateman, Wilfred, bapt. 23 May, son of James & Mary Hannah, Jul 1899

9 Bateman, William, aged 4 yrs 9 months, burial 4 Nov, Dec 1903 Bateman, Winifred Evelin, bapt 4 Nov, dau Sam. & Edith Bateman, Dec 1906 Bateman, Winifred Eveline, marriage on 4 Feb to James Thomas, Mar 1930 Batemen, Henry, Sec. of Burton Institute Management Committee, Mar 1913 Battle, John, aged 66, burial of on 14 April, May 1888 Baxter, Mrs. of Bristol, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Beardow, John, Wheelwright, Jun 1898 Beardow, Martha Elizabeth, aged 33, burial 3 Oct, Oct 1900 Beardsley, Amos, surgeon, of Grange-over-Sands Apr 1890 Bee Hive Drapery, Bakewell, see also Allen, Fred, Apr, May 1904, Jan 1906 Beesham, payment for on 25 Dec 1776 Nov 1888 Beeston, Michael, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Belcher, Miss of Burton-on-Trent May 1888 Belfry, steps to removed from the west end of church to outside the tower in 1812 June 1889 Belgian Fund, Feb, Mar, May “which is now closed,” 1915 Bell Holes Mine, May 1900 Bell Ringers, Supper at the Vicarage, Jan 1901, Jan 1902 Bell, cracked “be forwarded to Messrs Warner & Sons to be re-cast” Jan 1892 Bell, re-casting, new wheel, bell ropes etc Nov 1892 Bell, The Great, expenses for mending the, 29 Dec 1769 Nov 1888 Bell, tolling of under the Burial Laws Amendment Act Apr 1893 Bellamy, Miss presided at the piano at Dr Fletcher’s (Bank House), Jan 1899 Bells, Church, full description of June 1888 Belper, Isolation Hospital at, Jun 1899 Bemrose & Sons, Derby, paid 4/6d for Account Book, May 1903 Bennett, Rev. A of Wirksworth, extract from letter re earthquake May 1889 Best & Hadden, Messrs, paid 7/6 for minute book, Oct 1906 Bestwick, Mr. of Chislehurst, donation to Organ Fund Jan 1890 Betson, Mr. W.J., Diocesan School Inspector, Dec 1907 Betty, S of St. George, Bristol, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Bevan, Rev. A., Methodist Minister of Matlock, Nov 1898 Bibby, Mr. R., Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Bible Societies, many references to Church Services throughout Bichover Parish Meeting, footpath to Darley Dale, Jan, Mar, May 1897 Bier, discussed at length by Church Vestry Meeting, May 1903 Bier, Parish, necessity of Apr, purchase of, to be kept in the Belfry, Oct 1913 Biggin, Alfred of Elton, marr.27 Dec to Florence Smith at Elton, Feb 1899 Biggin, Mr. H. and Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Billiard Competition at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Birchover and Stanton Branch of Church of Eng. Men’s Society formed at Stanton, Sep 1913 Birchover Band, hope to have in attendance at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Birchover Brass Band, Sep 1901 Aug 1906 Birchover Brass Band, Jul 1898, Jun, Jul, Nov, Dec 1899, Jun 1900 Birchover Choir at Elton, Apr 1897 Birchover Flower Show, £2 received from at Rose Queen Festival, Sep 1908 Birchover Prize Band Jul 1896 Birchover Uppertown & Rowtor, by H.C. Heathcote, May, Jun, Aug 1897 Birchover, article on by Mr. H.C. Heathcote, May, Jun, Aug 1897 Birchover, Barn Farm, Joseph Heathcote of, Sep 1901 Birchover, Barton Hill, Jun 1897

10 Birchover, Rowtor Hall, May, Jun 1897 Birds, George, aged 64, burial 6 Apr at Elton, May 1908 Birds, Hannah, aged 34, burial 4 Jul at Elton, Aug 1906 Birds, John, the elder of Chesterfield and Will of Thomas Eyre, Aug 1897 Birds, Miss & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Birds, Mr. G. & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Birttlebank, Catherina Margaretha, aged 75, d 23 Jan, bur Rome, Mar 1906 Bishop, The of Coventry and Lichfield, visit to Winster 1726 Mar 1889 Bishop, The of Southwell, Confirmation at Stanton Apr 1890 Black Wad Aug 1890 Blackam, Miss M., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Black-a-man’s Head, pump and cleaning May, Jun 1896 Blackerman’s Head Pump and cleaning Jul, Aug 1896 Blackham, Maud, aged 10, junior prize-winner for recitation, Jun, Sep 1897 Blackitt, Rev. A.R., late Church Missionary in Persia, Oct 1904, Nov 1905 Blackman’s Head Well, letter to Par. Council about damage to, Oct 1899 Blackman’s Head Well, Mr. H. Greatorex paid 15/- by Par. Coun., Oct 1906 Blackmans Head, a close formerly called Ashmore Pingle Jul 1892 Blackwell, Beatrice Amelia Mosley, aged 11, burial on 25 Oct, Nov 1911 Blackwell, Frank, advert, Pork Butcher, Jan, Feb, Mar 1910 Blackwell, Frank, member of Parish Council, Jan 1914 Blackwell, George and Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Blackwell, George, collection for Organ Fund Dec 1888 Blackwell, Jane, aged 81, burial on 14 Apr, May 1930 Blackwell, John, collection for Organ Fund Dec 1888 Blackwell, Joseph, aged 78, burial 4 Sep, Oct 1897 Blackwell, Mr. J. paid £1 7s 6d by Parish Council, Feb 1897 Blackwell, Mr. F., Pork Butcher, advert, Dec 1909 Blackwell, Mrs. and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Blackwell, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Blackwell, Mrs. Joseph, repair of 6 hassocks Apr 1890 Blackwell, Richard paid 10 Nov 1796 “for Riteing a Haire powder paper” Jan 1889 Blake Low, Elton and Bonfire on for Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Blue Coat Mine, May 1900 Blunt, Mrs. J. of Beckenham, donation to Organ Fund July 1888 Boam, Albert, bapt 15 Nov, son of Ben. Thos & Rebecca Boam, Dec 1908 Boam, Alec, bapt 19 Nov son Thomas . & Mgt Ellen Boam, Nov 1899 Boam, Alfred Albert, marr 24 Dec to Sarah Elizabeth Wardman, Jan 1908 Boam, B, Boys and Girls prize-winners of 9-11 relay race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Boam, Benjamin and Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Boam, Benjamin killed at Millclose Mine on 3 Nov 1887 Oct 1891 Boam, Benjamin of the Shoulder of Mutton Nov 1891, Oct 1893, Aug 1894, Oct , Dec1896 Boam, Benjamin Thomas, Father of Albert Boam, Dec 1908 Boam, Benjamin Thomas, Father of George Clifford Boam, Dec 1907 Boam, Benjamin Thomas, Nov 1911 Boam, Benjamin, aged 83, burial 20 Aug, Sep 1902 Boam, Bernard, baptism 7 Mar, son of Edwin & Katherine Boam, May 1897 Boam, Bertha, marr 21 Nov to William Stone, Dec 1907 Boam, Betsy, aged 43, burial 19 Feb Mar 1892 Boam, Blanche, Mother of Norah whose Father is George Heathcote, Dec 1912

11 Boam, Catherine Feb 1896 Boam, Catherine Gazine, bap 23 Oct dau. Edwin & Cath’ine Boam, Nov 1904 Boam, Catherine, Mother of Catherine Gazine Boam, Nov 1904 Boam, Catherine, Mother of Mary Louisa, Feb 1907 Boam, Clara, aged 2 yrs 7 mon, burial 17 Feb Apr 1891 Boam, Clara, baptism 28 Apr Jun 1889 Boam, Clement. & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Boam, Clifford, marriage on 23 Dec 1911 to Ann Elizabeth Greatorex, Jan 1912 Boam, Cyril & May Day, Jun 1907 Boam, Cyril, bapt 10 Jun, son of George and Hannah Boam, Jul 1900 Boam, Cyril, Sunday School Teacher, Jan 1917, Jan 1918 Boam, Doris, baptism 13 Oct Nov 1894 Boam, Dorothy, daughter of Fred and Mabel Boam, baptism on 24 Nov, Dec 1912 Boam, Douglas, aged 2, burial 25 Sep, Oct 1905 Boam, Douglas, bapt 26 Apr, son of John and Sarah Ann Boam, May 1903 Boam, E, prize-winner of Men’s 220 yards race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Boam, E. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Boam, Edgar, baptism, 9 Aug Sept 1896 Boam, Edward, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 Boam, Edwin, baptism, 5 Jan Feb 1896 Boam, Edwin, Father of Catherine Gazine Boam, Nov 1904 Boam, Edwin, Father of Mary Louisa Boam, Feb 1907 Boam, Edwin, May 1897, Committee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Boam, Eleanor, baptism of 18 Aug Sept 1889 Boam, Eliza Rains marr. 5 May, Sheffield, to Thomas Slack, May 1900 Boam, Elizabeth Jun 1889, Jun 1889 Boam, Elizabeth, aged 79. Burial 19 Mar, May 1929 Boam, Ellen Sept 1896 Boam, Elsie, baptism 9 Nov Dec 1890 Boam, Elsie, marriage on 30 Sep to John Marsden of Birchover, Oct 1911 Boam, Ernest & Jub. Sports, Jul 1897 & collector for Hos. Sunday, Sep 1900 Boam, Ernest, Father of Gilbert Philip Boam, Jun 1909 Boam, Ernest, Father of Randolph Shaw, Apr 1907 Boam, Ernest, Father of Winifred Boam, Feb 1905 Boam, Ernest, marr 11 Jun Frances Annie Holmes of South Darley, Jul 1904 Boam, Ernest, Nov 1911 Boam, Ethel, aged 6, burial 19 Jan, Feb 1905 Boam, Florence, bapt 23 Feb, daughter of Fred & Mabel Boam, Mar 1908 Boam, Frances Annie, Mot. Winifred & Randolph Shaw, Feb 1905, Apr 1907 Boam, Frances, Mother of Gilbert Philip Boam, Jun 1909 Boam, Francis Annie, Nov 1911 Boam, Fred, aged 22, burial 6 Oct at Elton, Nov 1909 Boam, Fred, Father of Florence Boam, Mar 1908 Boam, Fred, Sep 1910, Dec 1912 Boam, Frederick, Sep 1915 Boam, Geo. Clifford, bapt 24 Nov, s Ben. Thos. & Rebecca Boam, Dec 1907 Boam, Geoffrey, son of Fred and Mabel Boam, baptism 28 Aug, Sep 1910 Boam, George Clifford, baptism 13 Nov Dec 1892 Boam, George Sept 1888, Dec 1890, Dec 1892 Boam, George, aged 67, burial on 15 Mar Apr 1893

12 Boam, George, Churchwarden, Apr 1910, Jan, May 1911, Jan 1912, Apr 1913 Boam, George, donated 2/6d for buns to Sunday School Treat, Jul 1905 Boam, George, Father of Cyril Boam, Jul 1900 Boam, George, mar 13 Feb at Matlock to Hannah Dakin of Matlock, Mar 1897 Boam, George, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Boam, George, Oct 1897 Boam, George, Treasurer of Burton Institute, May 1902, Feb 1904, Mar 1906 Boam, Gilbert Philip, bapt 11 Apr son of Ernest & Frances Boam, Jun 1909 Boam, Gilbert, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Boam, Gladys Cora, bapt 22 Dec, dau John & Sarah Ann Boam, Jan 1908 Boam, H, prize-winner of Boys and Girls 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Boam, Hannah, aged 90, burial 19 Nov, Dec 1905 Boam, Hannah, Oct 1897, Mother of Cyril Boam, Jul 1900 Boam, Harold, son of Ernest and Francis Annie Boam, baptism 29 Oct, Nov 1911 Boam, Hedley, Fishmonger’s advert, Aug 1960 Boam, Host, “a capital dinner served up….best style…” Jul 1896 Boam, James paid 15 May 1785 “for laping to bind the Pea Rods with” Dec 1888, Sept 1889 Boam, James, aged 59, burial 24 Aug, Sep 1903 Boam, James, obituary: Choirister, Bandsman, Sep 1903 Boam, Jane Dec 1890, Dec 1892 Boam, Jane Edna, dau. of Benjamin Thomas and Rebecca Boam, baptism 8 Oct, Nov 1911 Boam, Jane, burial on 26 Dec, Jan 1930 Boam, John of Shoulder of Mutton: Mar 1888, Jun 1889, Jun 1890, Jun, Jul 1891 Boam, John Stanley, bapt. 5 Sep, s. of George and Hannah Boam, Oct 1897 Boam, John, aged 70, burial on 30 Aug, Sep 1919 Boam, John, aged 72, burial of 16 Jul Aug 1889 Boam, John, aged 76, burial 27 Jun Aug 1891 Boam, John, Father of Douglas Boam, May 1903 Boam, John, Father of Gladys Cora Boam, Jan 1908 Boam, John, Father of Lawrence William Boam, Dec 1900 Boam, John, Jul 1897 Boam, Joseph, aged 39, burial 27 May, Jun 1898 Boam, Kate, Mother of Lucy Ellen Boam, Apr 1907 Boam, Katherine, May 1897 Boam, Lawrence Wm., bapt 2 Dec s John & Sarah Hannah Boam, Dec 1900 Boam, Lewis Edwin, baptism 13 Nov Dec 1892 Boam, Lilian, baptism on 28 Sep, Oct 1930 Boam, Lucy Ellen, bapt 3 Feb, dau. of Thos. Henry. & Kate Boam, Apr 1907 Boam, Mabel, Mother of Florence Boam, Mar 1908 Boam, Mabel, Sep 1910, Dec 1912, Sept 1915 Boam, Margaret Ellen Nov 1894 Boam, Margaret Ellen, Mother of Alec Boam, Nov 1899 Boam, Margaret, daughter . of Frederick and Mabel Boam, baptism on 15 Aug, Sep 1915 Boam, Mary Ann Sept 1889 Boam, Mary Ann, aged 68, burial 27 Oct, Nov 1918 Boam, Mary E. infant prize winner at School (needlework) Sept 1894 Boam, Mary Ellen, marriage on 10 Aug to John William Boam, Sep 1910 Boam, Mary Louisa, bapt 6 Jan, dau. of Edwin & Catherine Boam, Feb 1907 Boam, Miss & Foresters, Jul 1900 & Sch. Treat, Jul, & Jum. Sale, Sep 1905 Boam, Miss C. and altar flowers, May 1931

13 Boam, Miss E., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Boam, Miss S.A. and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Boam, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Boam, Mr. G. and Jubilee Sports, Jul, Sep 1897, Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Boam, Mr. & Mrs. E., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Boam, Mr. & Mrs. George, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Boam, Mr. B., Forester, Aug 1898 Boam, Mr. C, People’s Warden, Aug 1960 Boam, Mr. E, Treasurer, Parochial Church Council, Elton, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Boam, Mr. E., Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960 Boam, Mr. F. & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Boam, Mr. G, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911, May 1929 Boam, Mr. G., Butcher, Jan 1902 Boam, Mr. G., paid 1/4d share of rent of storehouse, Sep 1905 Boam, Mr. H. & songs at Annual Parochial Tea, Mar 1903 Boam, Mr. J., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1904 Boam, Mr. R, Sidesman, Aug 1960 Boam, Mr. R., Dec 1962 Boam, Mr. Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960 Boam, Mr. W., Sidesman, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Boam, Mr., his account of 10/- paid by Parish Council, Dec 1898 Boam, Mr.T., singing at Foresters, Aug 1898 Boam, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Boam, Mrs. P, Organist and Choirmistress, Aug 1960 Boam, Norah, aged 7 weeks, burial on 1 Dec, Dec 1912 Boam, Norah, dau. of George Heathcote and Blanche Boam, bapt. on 24 Nov, Dec 1912 Boam, Percy, church chorister Dec 1896 Boam, Peter, aged 75, burial 30 Apr Aug 1894 Boam, Phyllis Jane, baptism on 14 Sep, Oct 1930 Boam, R. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Boam, Randolph Shaw, bapt 31 Mar s Ernest & Frances Annie Apr 1907 Boam, Randolph, full attendance at Sunday School, 1914-15, May 1915 Boam, Rebecca, Mother of Albert Boam, Dec 1908 Boam, Rebecca, Mother of George Clifford Boam, Dec 1907 Boam, Rebecca, Nov 1911 Boam, S., Sunday School Teacher, Jan 1915 Boam, Sarah Ann, aged 58, burial on 14 Feb, Mar 1914 Boam, Sarah Ann, Mot. Douglas, May 1903 & Gladys Cora Boam, Jan 1908 Boam, Sarah Hannah, aged 56, burial on 21 Oct, Dec 1929 Boam, Sarah Hannah, Jul 1897, Mother of Lawrence William Boam, Dec 1900 Boam, Stanley, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Boam, Stanley, Gatekeeper at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Boam, Thomas Henry, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Boam, Thomas Henry, Father of Lucy Ellen Boam, Apr 1907 Boam, Thomas Nov 1894 Boam, Thomas Sept 1896 Boam, Thomas, aged 50, burial 25 Sep, Oct 1898 Boam, Thomas, aged 69, burial 31 May, Jun 1898 Boam, Thomas, Father of Alec Boam, Nov 1899 Boam, Thomas, greengrocer, donation to Organ Fund July 1888

14 Boam, Thomas, Senior, donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Boam, Victor, baptism 6 Jun son of John and Sarah Hannah Boam, Jul 1897 Boam, W, prize-winner of Girls races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Boam, Wallace, baptism 17 May June 1891 Boam, William Arthur, baptism 9 Nov Dec 1890 Boam, William, Server, Aug 1960 Boam, Winifred, bapt 25 Dec, d of Ernest & Frances Annie Boam, Feb 1905 Boam, Winnie, full attendance at Sunday School, May 1914, May 1915 Boddam Castle, Mrs of Clifton, donation to Organ Fund Jan 1889 Boddam, Gerald, baptism 17 May Jun 1888 Boddam, Harriet M. of Whetham Jun 1888 Boddam, John W. of Whetham Jun 1888 Boddam-Wheltam, Mrs. Senior May 1888 Boddam-Wheltam, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888 Boden, L, prize-winner of Boys 9-11 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Boden, W. & Co, Bakers and Confectioners, Aug 1960 Bog, fencing of as dangerous to cattle, Dec 1898 Bold, Lucy Ann, aged 44, burial on 16 May, Jun 1919 Bonsall Choir at Elton, Apr 1897 Booth & Wright, Messrs of Bakewell, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Boston, Rev. F.J, Rector of Elton, present at induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929 Botham, John, aged 83, burial, Elton, 12 Jan, Feb 1901 Bower, Ann daug. of Richard Bower married Thomas Lovatt Feb 1889 Bower, Christopher b.1707 lived at Darley Hall died Dec 1790 aged 82 Feb 1889 Bower, Elizabeth married Thomas Raworth , sadler Feb 1889 Bower, Elizabeth, wife of Richard Bower who kept the Bowling Green Inn c. 1788 Feb 1889 Bower, Francis 1702 lived at Darley Hall, previously of Ashover and Winster Feb 1889 Bower, Francis, Rector of Barlborough for 30 yrs died 1763 Feb 1889 Bower, Mary, daughter of Richard Bower who kept the Bowling Green Inn c. 1788 Feb 1889 Bower, Mrs. Burton of Clouds Hill, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Bower, Ralph issued copper token 1666 Feb 1889 Bower, Richard died 8 Mar 1788 – “kept the Bowling Green Inn” circa 1788 Feb 1889 Bowles, Mr. & Mrs., Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Bowling Green Inn Feb 1889 Bowling Green Inn, annual dinner of Odd Fellows 27 May Jun 1896 Bowling Green Inn, Feb 1900 and Hospital Sunday, Sep 1901 Bowling Green Inn, use by Odd Fellows, Jul 1897, Jul 1898, Jul 1903 Bowling Green, Host and Hostess Greatorex and Odd Fellows, Jun 1900 Bowling Green, Mr. & Mrs Mellor of, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Bowman, Mr. W.S. and British & Foreign Bible Society, May 1900 Bowman, Rev. W.R., Lantern Lecture – “A Walk thro’ Rome,” Feb 1902 Bowman, Rev. W.R., Lantern Lecture – Japan, Mar 1905 Bowman, Rev. W.R., of Wesleyans of Nottingham, May, Jun 1898, May 1899 Bown, Phoebe of Matlock, died in 1853, Feb, Mar 1898 Boyars, Ralph, marriage in 1664 to Rosemary Dale Feb 1889 Boys-Stones, Rev.George, Vicar of Garstang, Mar 1900 Bradbury, James of Southampton, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Bradbury, Jane, Mother of Jessie Greatorex, Jul 1902 Bradbury, Mr. of Rochdale, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1888 Bradley, Deborah Jun 1889

15 Bradley, Elizabeth of Warren Carr, aged 66, burial 4 May, May 1899 Bradley, John infant burnt to death on 21 Dec 1818 Jun 1889 Bradley, Robert, aged 70, burial 28 Oct, Nov 1902 Brailsford & Pawson, Messrs, Sheffield, paid 13/0d for new register, May 1903 Brandon, Mr. W, Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Brandon, Mrs. B, Newsagent, Aug 1960 Brandreth, Rev. J.P., of Christ Church, Oxford, Jul, Aug 1904 Brass Band, on 22 Jul “not having met together for 5 years,” Jul 1897 Brassington Choir at Elton, Apr 1897 Brassington, Albert, Youlgrave, marr 21 Aug to Emma Barnsley, Sep 1902 Brassington, B, prize-winner of Mens races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Brassington, Benjamin, marriage on 17 Aug to Doris Mary Newton, Sep 1929 Brassington, George, aged 6, burial on 12 Feb, Mar 1912 Brassington, Joseph, Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Brassington, Mr. B, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Brassington, Mr. J., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Brassington, Mrs. E. present at Annual Meeting of Library Committee, May 1929 Bread, Royal Proclamation about in 1800 Feb 1890 Breech Well, Nr. Stanton, field and Well and water supply, Mar 1897 Briddon Mine, May 1900 Briddon, Mrs of Hixon, Stafford donation to Organ Fund Jan 1889 Briggs, John Joseph and Winster Hall Oct 1889 Bright, Joseph, in 1762 on Anthony Moore the Younger’s Charity Sept 1892 Bright, Joseph, married Ann Moore, sister of Anthony Moore the Younger Sept 1892 Bright, Robert c 1762 and Anthony Moore the Younger’s Charity Sept 1892 Brimlow, John, poem about death of Rev. Bache Thornhill, May 1898 Brimlowe, John, aged 76, burial 8 Nov 1847 May 1890 Brimlowe, John, blindness of Sept 1889 Brimlowe, John, poem written on the death of the Rev. Bache Thornhill Sept 1889 Brimlowe, John, soldier under Col. Thornhill buried aged 76 8 Nov 1847 Sept 1889 British and Foreign Bible Society, article on the work of, May 1896 British and Foreign Bible Society, Annual General Meeting Apr, May 1889 British and Foreign Bible Society, meeting on 11 Jun, Jul 1913 British Legion, Vicar’s opposition to Club - not for the village as a whole, Jul 1931, Aug 1960 Brittle Penny Mine, May 1900 Brittlebank Andrew, donation for church clock in 1846 May, Seot 1890 Brittlebank, Andrew, mem. (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Brittlebank, Andrew, Oct 1897 Brittlebank, Andrew, restoration of Church Bells 1846 Jun 1888 Brittlebank, Benjamin Llewellynn, aged 15, burial 18 Jun, Jul 1897 Brittlebank, Clara, aged 49, burial 11 Feb, Mar 1905 Brittlebank, Fred, Church Chorister Dec 1896 Brittlebank, Fred, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Brittlebank, Mr. B. Feb 1897, and Parish Council, Apr 1898, May 1901 Brittlebank, Mr. B., Sidesamn, Apr 1902 Churchwarden, May 1903 Brittlebank, Mrs. and price of mutton in 1822 Oct 1890 Brittlebank, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Brittlebank, Mrs. Andrew. Oct 1897 Brittlebank, Mrs. decoration Church for Harvest Services, Oct 1898, Oct 1899 Brittlebank, William, donation for church clock in 1846 May 1890, Oct 1892

16 Brittlebank, William, Manager of Sunday School in 1807,Jun 1889 Brittlebank, William, occupier of Oddo Hall under Lord Scarsdale, Oct 1897 Brittlebank, Wm, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Brocklehurst, Matthew, Shoe maker, Jun 1898 Bromham, Rev. Ivor and Mrs, Aug 1960 Bromwell’s Vein Mine, May 1900 Brooke, Rev. William, Insp.of School Sept, Oct 1888, Sept 1889, Sept, Nov 1890, May 1891 Brooke-Taylor, Mr. H. & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Brooksbank, William George, aged 67, burial on 1 May, Jun 1919 Broomhead, George, aged 78, burial 30 Jul, Sep 1897 Broomhead, George: Feb 1888 Broomhead, John He’ry, bapt 8 Apr s of John Thomas & Mary Ellen May 1906 Broomhead, John Thomas, Father of John Henry Broomhead, May 1906 Broomhead, John Thomas, Father of Samuel Reginald Broomhead Jun 1909 Broomhead, John Thos, Grange, m 18 Mar to Mary Ellen Bateman, Apr 1903 Broomhead, Mary Ellen, aged 31, burial on 7 Aug, Sep 1901 Broomhead, Mary Ellen, Mother of John Henry Broomhead, May 1906 Broomhead, Mary Ellen, Mother of Samuel Reginald Broomhead Jun 1909 Broomhead, Mrs of Bun Cliff, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Broomhead, Saml. Reginald, bapt 4 Apr, s John Thos. & Mary Ellen, Jun 1909 Broomhill, Thomas, Miner, Jun 1898 Brow Edge Mine, May 1900 Brown, Mary Ann, aged 40, burial 6 Feb at Elton, Mar 1901 Brown, Mr. J.J., Missionary, Jan 1897 Brown, Ralph: Mar 1888 Brown, Sarah, aged 73, burial 8 Feb at Elton, Apr 1908 Buck Dale Mine, May 1900 Buckdale Mine, death of William Roberts Taylor at in 1825 Aug 1889 Buckley, George, worked at Plackett Mine in 1844 Apr 1890 Buckley, Hannah, aged 58, burial 14 Dec Feb 1896 Buckston, Rev. W.G. of Sutton-on-the-Hill, donation to Organ Fund Jun 1889 Buffaloes, Aug 1915 Bullock, Benjamin, Tailor, Jun 1898 Bulls Head, Feb 1900 Bun Cliff, Mrs. Broomhead of, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Bunting, Billy, the Pier of Lea Jan 1890 Bunting, Dorothy, daug. of Francis Bunting of Bunting Fields, Nr Youlgreave Feb 1889 Bunting, Joseph, Lodging House Keeper, Jun 1898 Bunting, Mary, aged 93, burial of 7 Jun Jul 1889 Bunting, Reuben, marr 25 Apr to Georgina Elizabeth Knowles, May 1906 Burdock, Mrs. of Leamington, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Burial Fees, fixed by Parish meeting “on a certain scale,” Sep 1918 Burials, “greatest drop in number of infant burials recorded in Register in 1921, Dec 1962 Burials, from 1633 to 1961, 5544 recorded in Parish Register, Dec 1962 Burials, individually recorded under name Burials, individually recorded under name. Burrows, J. of Bristol, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Burse, Veil and Stole, made by members of Church congregation, Apr, May 1930 Burt, James of Sydenham, donation to Organ Fund Jan 1890 Burton Dole, “to be distributed on 11 Aug,” Aug 1913

17 Burton Institute Oct 1902, Mar 1903, Jun 1905, Dec 1906, Jan 1908 Burton Institute and Club and Library, Oct 1930, Mar, Jul 1931 Burton Institute Club, 100 shares proposed at 5/- each, Jul, Sep 1930 Burton Institute Managers, scheme for future management, Apr 1929 Burton Institute Trustees, Feb, Vicar (permanent) 4 for 5 yrs, 4 apptd for 4 yrs, Apr 1929 Burton Institute, “we now know where the Deeds of may be found,” Apr 1929 Burton Institute, £6 owing to the Trustees for rent, Apr 1905 Burton Institute, 1st Meeting of Trustees, May 1902 & of Members, Feb 1903 Burton Institute, 64 members in 1905 @ 2/6d, Mar 1906 Burton Institute, and gift to of Mrs. Frank Burton, Nottingham, Jan 1904 Burton Institute, Club, mtg on 2 Jun to form, separate leaflet to every house, Jun, Jul 1930 Burton Institute, gift of field by Joseph Burton, Nottingham, Jun 1900 Burton Institute, hire of by Hospital Aid Committee in 1930, Feb 1931 Burton Institute, improvements, Nov 1030 Burton Institute, meeting of Committee of Management on 19 Jan, Feb 1911, Mar 1913 Burton Institute, Piano at and charge for use of, Apr 1930, hire of, Apr 1931 Burton Institute, proposed Billiard Table, Sep 1930 Burton Institute, removal of “the stone flag floors and the back stone staircase,” Sep 1930 Burton Institute, Rules of set out, Nov, Dec 1902, Trustees Mtg Oct 1906 Burton Institute,, Statement of Accounts 1905 £27/13/2d, Mar 1906 Burton Smith, Mr., Committee member, Flower Show, Sep 1900 Burton, Agnes Helen, bapt 1 Nov, dau. Josiah and Rosa Burton, Nov 1900 Burton, Anthony, blacksmith, Dec 1889 Burton, Daniel, aged 31, burial 30 Mar, Apr 1901 Burton, Elizabeth Jun 1889 Burton, Ethel Maud, daughter of Josiah and Elizabeth Burton, baptised 13 Jan, Feb 1929 Burton, Hannah, of Cressbrook, aged 67, burial 16 Sep, Oct 1905 Burton, Helen, marr 25 Oct at Bakewell to Charles Dowling, Nov 1902 Burton, J Sept 1896 Burton, J., advert, Aug 1960 Burton, Jess, carrier of May Day Queen, Jun 1907 Burton, John, aged 77, burial on 26 Nov, Dec 1912 Burton, Joseph & gift of £10 for Church Organ Repairs, Nov 1906 Burton, Joseph & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Burton, Joseph & gift of Ashmore Pingle & Barn, Aug 1900 & Field, Nov 1900 Burton, Joseph of Nottingham, donation to Organ Fund Jun 1889 Burton, Joseph of Nottingham, Feb 1902, Mar 1903 Burton, Joseph subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894 Burton, Joseph, aged 68, burial 1882 Burton, Joseph, burial Jul 1882 “without a service,” Dec 1962 Burton, Joseph, Nottm, gift of field, Parish Council’s lettr to him, Jun 1900 Burton, Joshua, aged 61, burial 14 Sept Oct 1891 Burton, Joshua, aged 68, burial on 2 Oct Nov 1890 Burton, Josiah of Nottingham, donation of £2 to, May 1911 Burton, Josiah, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915. Burton, Josiah, Father of Agnes Helen Burton, Nov 1900 Burton, Lewis, boys prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Burton, Lewis, child under 12, Sep 1897, Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Burton, Lewis, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915, “wounded,” Aug 1917 Burton, Mr. “song” given by at annual dinner of Odd Fellows Jun 1896

18 Burton, Mr. W., lecture at Science & Art Class Mar, Oct 1892 Burton, Mrs Thomas, repair of 3 hassocks Apr 1890 Burton, Mrs. E: Mar 1888 Burton, Mrs. Frank, Nottingham, and gift to Burton Institute, Jan 1904 Burton, Mrs. J. Junr. and altar flowers, Jul 1930 Burton, Peter, sadler Jun 1889 Burton, Peter, son of Peter Burton, death of on 10 July 1819 whilst “caving.” Jun 1889 Burton, Phoebe of Nottingham, aged 65, burial 22 Apr, May 1898 Burton, Rev. J. Weddings Prim. Meth. Chapel, Matlock, Jun 1902, Sep 1904 Burton, Rosa, Mother of Agnes Helen Burton, Nov 1900 Burton, Sarah Ann, marr. 14 Aug to Joseph Gore of Huyton, L’pool, Sep 1899 Burton, T.H. Jan 1892 Burton, Thomas & Open Spaces Parish Meeting, Nov 1900 Burton, Thomas H, Churchwarden and Overseer, May 1888, Jun 1889 May 1890 Burton, Thomas H. & gift of Church lecturn, Sep 1897 Burton, Thomas H. ordering re-gilting and painting of Church Clock July 1888 Burton, Thomas, donation to Organ Fund: Apr 1888, Jul 1891 Burton, Thomas, Father of Helen Burton his second daughter, Nov 1902 Buswell, John, marriage on 17 Nov at Elton to Ivy Glossop, Dec 1962 Butchers, Samuel and John Spencer Jun 1898 Butchers, Henry Dore, John Hall, Soloman Sheldon Jun 1898 Butchers, Messrs G. and John Lomas, donations to Organ Fund May 1889 Butler, at Oddo, William Vickers, Jun 1898 Butter Dealer and Farmer, John Ball, Jun 1898 Buxton Bequest, Bibles to Charles Hardy & Mary Swindell, Jan 1908 Buxton Bequest, Bibles to Charles and Annie Gregory, Jan 1909 Buxton Bequest, Bibles to Henry Newton and Louisa Goodwin, Mar 1902 Buxton Bequest, Bibles, Fred. Hawksworth & Eleanor L. Hardy, Feb 1903 Buxton Bequests, 2 Bibles presented to Laura Wilson and Hardy Hawksworth, Mar 1916 Buxton Dole, distributed on 15 Jul, Jul 1904 Buxton Dole, to be distributed on 17 Nov, 1913 Buxton, Alice, daughter of William and Jane Elizabeth Buxton, baptised 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Buxton, Ann, mother of Elizabeth Buxton Jul 1892 Buxton, Anthony, planting of Lime Trees in Churchyard Apr 1889 Buxton, Eliza Nov 1893 Buxton, Elizabeth on 11 July 1730 bequest Apr 1889 Buxton, Elizabeth, dole Nov 1891, Jul 1892, Dec 1893. Jul, Oct , Dec 1894, Jul 1896 Buxton, Elizabeth, aged 71, burial 17 Dec 1909, Jan 1910 Buxton, Elizabeth, bequest of, Feb 1900 Buxton, Elizabeth, charity Jun, Jul 1892, Jul, Aug, Sept 1896 Buxton, George of Middleton-by-Wirksworth, giving music lessons at Winster Jan 1890 Buxton, Jane Elizabeth, Apr 1918 Buxton, Jane, Sep 1912 Buxton, Jedediah of Elmton, Chesterfield, by Rev. H. Milnes, Mar 1898 Buxton, Martha, aged 87, burial on 21 Jan, 1931 Buxton, Miss and Annual Tea of Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb, Jun 1897 Buxton, Miss M, Judge at Prize Medal Competition, Jun 1897 Buxton, Miss S.A., Jun, Jul 1897 Buxton, Miss Sarah and Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Buxton, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911

19 Buxton, Mr. & Annual Tea of Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1897 Buxton, Mr. A., paid 6/3d for labour, May 1903 Buxton, Mr. W. gift of hymn book for use at the Organ, Feb 1929 Buxton, Mr.W complaint re removal of stonework near his house, Jun 1900 Buxton, Rachel, aged 62, burial 11 Dec Jan 1894 Buxton, Rev. John, Vicar of Elmton, Chesterfield, Mar 1898 Buxton, Richard, aged 1, burial on 12 Jul. Aug 1915 Buxton, The Misses and Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1898 Buxton, William and Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897, appointed Bell Ringer Jan 1904 Buxton, William Anthony, son of William and Jane Buxton, baptism on 18 Aug, Sep 1912 Buxton, William Jan 1892 Buxton, William Junior of Ashover, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Buxton, William Senior, donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Buxton, William, aged 82, burial 4 Feb, Mar 1910 Buxton, William, aged 86, bural on 16 Oct Nov 1890 Buxton, William, Schoolmaster of Elmton, Chesterfield, Mar 1898 Buxton, William, Sep 1912, Apr 1918 Cadman, Richard paid 13 October 1785 “for a spittle” Dec 1888 Cadman, Sarah, burial 9 July 1729 Jul 1888 Caldwell, aged 89, death 15 May, Jun 1929 Caldwell, Joseph, aged 74, burial 24 Sep, Oct 1906 Caldwell, Josiah, aged 61, burial 5 Mar, Mar 1902 Callander, Colonel of Ramsgate, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Calton, Richard of Chesterfield and Will of Thomas Eyre, Aug 1897 Campbell, Rev. E.C. Preacher on 11 Jun, Jun 1916 Cannon, Rev. J.D., Apr, Nov 1901, Feb 1902 Cantata, Receipts and Expenses, Feb 1906, Mar 1908 Cardin, Mr. J.H. of Matlock, Feb 1897 Carnegie Trust and Burton Institute, Mar 1931 Carpenter, for wood work for Exhibition of Living Waxworks Jun1889, Feb 1891 Carpenter, Thomas Smith Apr 1890 Carson, C.H. , Monumental Sculptor, advert, Aug 1931 Carson, Charles, paid £1 3s.3d for repairs to walls in 1913-14, May 1914 Carson, Ellen Eliza, m 12 Jul at Nottm to Geo. Thornhill of Nottm, Sep 1897 Carson, George of Elton, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Carson, Mary, aged 61, burial 9 Oct at Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nov 1901 Carson, Miss J. of Cratcliffe View, Elton and Elton Methodist Church, Aug 1960 Carson, Mr S. and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Carson, Mr. B, Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960 Carson, Mr. C.H. Sidesman, Elton, Dec 1962 Carson, Mr. G., applicant as Clerk of Works to Sewage Scheme, Jun 1899 Carson, Mr. G., paid 15/6d for repairs to furnaces, Apr 1902 Carson, Mr. paid 4s. 6d by Churchwardens, May 1918 Carson, Mr. R, Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960 Carson, Mrs. and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Carson, Mrs. G. of Crown Inn Sept 1896 Carson, Oswald, aged 5, burial 2 Sep at Elton, Sep 1909 Case, John Calvert, aged 49, burial 24 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Case, Sarah aged 59, burial of on 4 Oct Nov 1888 Cavendish, Lady Edward, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888

20 Cavendish, Lord and Lady and water brought to Winster in 1871 Dec 1890 Cavendish, Victor & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1900, Library Jan 1901 Cavendish, Victor C.W. patron of Horticultural Society Sept 1896 Census, religious in 1676 Oct 1890 Census, Rev. W. H. Nixon comments that population decreased, Feb 1902 Chackrelt, Edwd. (Ports’th), m. 19 Apr to Hannah Heathcote (Elton) Jun 1899 Chadburn, Mrs. of Sheffield, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Chadwick, Jacob, Labourer, Jun 1898 Chadwick, Sophia aged 79 burial of on 8 May Jun1888 Chalice, silver, presented to Church in 1885 by Miss Turner of Middlesex Apr 1891 Chamberlain, Mr., Feb 1897 present at Odd Fellows Annual Dinner, Jul 1898 Chamberlain, Mr., May 1900, Church Organist Salary £12 10s, Apr 1902 Chamberlain, Mr.. resignation of as Church Organist, Jan 1904 Chamberlane, Mr. and attendance at Odd Fellows Anniversary, Jul 1897 Chamberlane, Mr. late organist of Tansley Church Dec 1896 Chamberlane, Mr., new Church Organist, Jan 1897 Chamberlin, Mr salary £12 May 1903 Chamberlin, Mr W. and Foresters, Aug 1898 Chamberlin, Mr. A.G., Auditor, Parish Council, Oct 1906 Chamberlin, Mr. A.G., District Auditor, Jul 1898, Aug 1904, Sept 1905 Champneys, Mrs. of West Bromwich, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1889 Chapel Keeper and Labourer, Thomas Allison, Jun 1898 Chapel Warden’ Accounts 1767-1805 extracts from Nov 1888 Chapel, Mar, 1888, Holly for, paid on 22 Dec 1773 Nov 1888 Chapel, Rowtor, baptism of child in 1768 Apr 1889 Chapelry of Winster: Mar 1888 Chapels, see under full names of. Chapman, Mr. J., Manchester, Parochial Tea, Apr 1906 Charities, admin. of raised by Mr. G. Greatorex at Parish Coun, Jun 1904 Charities, and “question of lost ” discussed by Parish Council, Feb 1897 Charities, and parish council on 19 Dec 1895, list of Aug, Sept 1896 Charities, discussed at length by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Dec 1904 Charity Commissioners, remarks on Anthony Moore the Younger’s Charity Sept 1892 Charity, Hancock’s, Mar 1897 Charlesworth, Percy, of Lowfields, marr 22 Feb to Maggie Walton, Mar 1905 Charlesworth, William, Jun 1898 Chester(s), Edna Jun 1889 Chester(s), Edna May, baptism of on 12 May Jun 1889 Chester(s), Edwin June 1889 Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Accounts of, Apr 1911, May 1912 Children’s Treat Feb 1889 Choir Fund , list of subscribers Dec 1896 Choir Fund, Statement of Account for 1904, May 1905 Choir, Annual excursion to Blackpool, Sep 1904, Aug 1906 Choir, Boys substituted for mixed, Feb 1897 Choir, Oct 1891, training of Nov, list of members of 1896 Choirs, Church & 3 Chapels invited to practice Centenary Hymns, Mar 1904 Choral Class: Jan 1888, Oct 1889 Choral Society, established “with a membership of nearly 30,” Dec 1912 Choral Society, May 1889, Sept 1890

21 Choral Society, practices at “Lyndhurst” the residence of Mrs. Jackson, Dec 1912 Christmas Party, Jan 1907, at School, Dec 1905 at Bur. Instit. Jan, Dec 1906 Chronicles of Winster historical notes, various dates viz Feb, Mar, Apr 1888 Church Army, marching from Rotherham to Swansea and visit of, Jun 1931 Church Army, slides loaned by at Jumble Sale, May 1909 Church Army, Southwell No. 1 Van, Mar, Oct, Nov 1908 Church at Birchover Uppertown, May 1897 Church Belfry, accident in to A. Roberts, Jun 1918 Church Belfry, repairs to £5 14s 0d, May 1911, £1 14s 0d for 1912/13, Apr 1913 Church Bell, re-cast in 1880 by Messrs Warner & Co., London Mar 1891 Church Bell, repairs to, paid 2s 6d in 1915-6, May 1916 Church Bell-Ringers, Oct 1931 Church Bells, 1714 3rd, 4th and 5th bells placed in tower Mar 1889 Church Bells, “framework beyond any further patching,” May 1914 Church Chalice, found and given back to Church, Oct 1930 Church Choir Excursion Fund, £11/10/2d, May 1903 Church Choir, excursion to Blackpool by on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Church Choir, “about to be re-organised,” Jan 1912, and efficiency of, Dec 1913 Church Choir, Annual Excursion to Blackpool, Sep 1901, Aug 1903 Church Choir, entertained by Dr. Fletcher at Bank House, 26 Dec, Jan 1899 Church Choir, Jan 1897 Church Clock, full description of history and specification of, July 1888 Church Clock, new placed in tower in 1846 May 1890 Church Clock, state of, May 1914, paid for repairs £2 9s 7d, May 1918 Church Council, meeting 23 Apr to receive tenders for fixing of a floor in the Belfry, May 1910 Church Council, to be formed, Jun 1909 Church Deed Box, donation of Oak by Dr. Fletcher in which to keep linen, May 1930 Church Expenses, Jan 1899 Church Flagon, in use years ago in “Winster Chapple,” Oct 1930 Church Heating Apparatus (Repairs) Fund, Apr 1902 Church Heating, appeal for funds for by Rev. W.H. Nixon, May 1902 Church Linen used in, given by Rector of Hathern “some years ago,” Jul 1912 Church Missionary Soc. Mtg at Mrs. Childers Thompson’s house, Jun 1903 Church Missionary Society: Feb 1888, Mar 1889, Feb 1892 Church of England Men’s Society, Nov, Dec 1911, Feb, Mar 1912, Oct 1913 Church Organ Blower, Salary of, £1 10s 0d , Apr 1913, Apr 1915, Jun 1917, £1 15/- Jun 1919 Church Organ, expenditure of £2 10s 0d on, May 1911 Church Organ, repairs est. £69, tender of Messrs Abbot & Smith, Nov 1906 Church Organist sal 08/09 £12/10/0d , May 1909 Church Organist, Mrs. R. Lomas, Jan 1916 Church Organist, Salary of £12 10s 0d, Apr 1913, Apr 1915, May 1916, Jan 1917, Jun 1919 Church Parochial Fund Aug, Dec 1890, Feb 1891, Mar 1891 Church Sunday School May 1888, May, Account Aug 1889, Jun 1890, Sept 1891 Church Sundial, appeal for someone to repair, Sep, raising funds for Oct 1930 Church Tower built 1711 Mar 1889 Church Vestry Meeting, Apr 1902, May 1903 Church, 12 May 1884, restoration Apr 1891 Church, 1720 underwent repairs and alterations Mar 1889 Church, Annual Parochial Meeting, Jan, Feb 1930

22 Church, average morn. congregation 40 & aver. collection 11/2d, May 1908 Church, Bell no. 1, recasting of Aug 1890 Church, Bell Ringers Supper at Vicarage, Feb 1903, Jan 1906 Church, Bell Ringers, appointment of 5 men as by Vicar, Jan 1904 Church, Bell Ropes £3 1907/08, Jul 1908 Church, Bell Ropes paid £3, Mr. S. Dakin, Castleton, for, May 1903 Church, Bell Ropes, pd Mr. T.G. Hawksworth for repairing etc, May 1905 Church, Bell timbers, repairs £3/6/6d to, Jul 1908 Church, Bells and Gate, repair of, paid Mr. G. Conway 11/6d, Apr 1902 Church, Bells, full description of Jun 1888 Church, Choir, Rev. W.H. Nixon appeals for members of, Jan 1903, Oct 1909 Church, cleaning and painting, Jun, Apr, Sep 1904 Church, donation of 1 dozen “Knellers” for use in, May 1930 Church, Font Jun 1888 Church, Font, Sep, history of Oct 1897 Church, full page Notice of arrangements for Services In Oct, Oct 1915 Church, Gas Lighting, Sep 1906 Church, gift (Candle Sconces) from Joseph Hodgkinson, Matlock, Feb 1899 Church, gift Hymn Board, Mr. J. Adey Wells, Bryn Mair, Lllanrhos, Sep 1906 Church, harmoniun placed in, in 1866 Sept 1890 Church, Heating Apparatus, repair Oct 1902, renewed £17/5/3d, Mar 1903 Church, lantern services in Spring, Mar 1931 Church, Lecturn, gift of Thomas H. Burton, Sep 1897 Church, List of Incumbents, with date of admission July 1888 Church, materials and sweep, paid 15s 3d, May 1918 Church, Memorial Window to Rev. H. Milnes, Jun 1909 Church, Memorial Windows North side, Nov 1906 Church, new Hymn Book “Hymns Ancient and Modern,” Jan 1904 Church, Notice Board to be erected at East entrance, Jun 1905 Church, organ Aug 1890 Church, Organ Blower, salary 1907/08, £1/10/0d, Jul 1908 Church, Organ Blower, salary, 1908/09 ££1/10/0d, May 1909 Church, Organ Blower, paid £1/10/0d 1904-05, May 1905 Church, Organ Blower, salary £1 10s. 0d., May 1901 Church, Organ built in 1888 and has never been cleaned, May 1905 Church, Organ Cleaning and Enlarging 1907/08 £37, Jul 1908 Church, Organ Cleaning Fund, Jun, Dec 1907 Church, Organ Cleaning, estimate for, £20, May, Jun 1905 Church, Organ, Albert Keats tender for cleaning & improving, Mar 1908 Church, Organ, cleaning, Sep 1905 Church, Organist, salary £12 10s 0d, May 1901, £12/10/0d Ma 1905 Church, Organist, salary 1907/08, £12/10/0d, Jul 1908 Church, Pulpit in memory of Jessie Henstock Family, Sep 1897 Church, re-built with exception of tower and re-opened in 1842 Apr 1890 Church, renovation and cleaning closed for Jul, Aug 1904 Church, repairs to leaden gutters and flues, £1 5s 3d, Apr 1915 Church, repointing of tower Aug 1890 Church, Report of Annual Tea on 14 Jan, Feb 1897 Church, Sexton, salary £12 May 1901 Church, St. John the Baptist: Mar, Apr, May 1888

23 Church, St. John’s, Jan 1897 Church, Tower Jun1888 Church, Vestry meeting, May 1906 Church, windows in North side to be renewed, Jun 1905, Sep 1905 Church, windows in North Side, est. for releading etc £30, May 1905 Church, working party for cleaning of, Jan 1904 Churchwardens’ Accounts £82/12/7.5d, Jun 1906, £118/14/9.5d Jul 1908 Churchwardens’ Accounts Jun 1896 Churchwardens’ Accounts, £89/17/11.5d, May 1909 Churchwardens’ Accounts, Abstracts of, May 1917, May 1918, Jun 1919 Churchwardens’ Accounts, Abstracts of, Apr 1913, May 1914, Apr 1915, May 1916 Churchwardens’ Accounts, May 1901, Apr 1902, May 1903, May 1905 Churchwardens’ Accounts, old accts by Rev. W.H. Nixon, May 1908 Churchyard Improvement Fund, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec 1896 Churchyard Improvements, Feb 1897 Churchyard, “looking very different to what it did a fortnight ago,” Aug 1929 Churchyard, 2 lamps ordered, 1 opp. South Door and 1 outside Vestry entrance, Oct 1910 Churchyard, accounts, Dec 1930 Churchyard, an appeal Jun, Jul 1891, Jul 1896 Churchyard, appeal by Rev. W.H. Nixon for the better ordering of, Sep 1901 Churchyard, appeal for funds to repair footpaths, paint the gates, tidy up, Aug 1929 Churchyard, care of June 1888 Churchyard, congested condition of discussed by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Nov 1904 Churchyard, expenses for mowing of, 13 July 1769 Nov 1888 Churchyard, extension of in 1872, purchased from Mr. Brittlebank Dec 1890, Feb 1891 Churchyard, extract from “ The Care of Churchyards,” Jan 1931 Churchyard, improvements to path, Nov 1930 Churchyard, in a “shocking mess” according to the rural dean, Apr 1929 Churchyard, law relating to discussed by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Nov 1904 Churchyard, Mr. Marshall worked very hard, Sep 1929 Churchyard, new lamps, expenditure of £5 18s 6d on, May 1911 Churchyard, ownership of paths through, Sep 1913 Churchyard, pathway has been re-made, gates repaired and painted etc, Dec 1929 Churchyard, proposed extension, Feb 1930 Churchyard, removal of refuse and “repairing the Flags and Stile,” Jul 1913 Churchyard, renewal of broken pavement in , May 1913 Churchyard, repair of path running from east to west Dec 1896 Churchyard, repair of public footpath through, Jan 1897, Feb 1898 Churchyard, Services held in as Church closed for cleaning, Sep 1904 Churchyard, Vicar requests “paste flowers under glass shades” not be used, May 1930 Churchyard, Vicar’s plea for tidiness, Apr 1931 Churchyard, work will soon begin, Nov 1929 Cinema, “living pictures” shown on 18 Dec 1899 by Mr. W. Winfield, Jan 1900 Claringburn, Maddalen Elaine, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Clark, J.W. & Son, advert, Aug 1960 Clark, Rev. conducted marriage ceremony at Matlock, May 1899 Clarke, Mary Ann Poore Corden, aged 67, burial on 24 Jun Aug 1890 Clarke, Mr. of Bristol, donation to Organ Fund Jun 1888 Clarke, William Corden, aged 67, burial on 2 Jun 1890 Jul 1890 Clay, Annie Elizabeth of Wensley, marriage on 14 Dec to Malach Concannon, Jan 1913

24 Clay, Frank, Painters and Decorators, Matlock, advert, Aug 1960 Clay, Miss & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897 Clay, Mrs & Miss, Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Clay, Thomas, Aug 1889 Clerk and sexton, election of Henry Fryer as in 1795 May 1889 Clerk and sexton, election of John Bateman as in 1810 Jun 1889 Clerk and Sexton, paid £12 1904-05, May 1905 Clerk, and sexton, election of Thomas Dore as in 1778 Apr 1889 Clerk, May 1890 Clerk, Parish, salary of, £12.0s 0d for 1912/13, Apr 1913 Clerk’s Salary 1907/08, £9, Jul 1908 Clifton, Smith, Rev. F., of Ashbourne, substiture for the Vicar, Jun, Dec 1916 Clock Face, paid James Holmes for a new Dec 1888 Clock, repairs, 29 Nov 1770 Nov 1888 Coachman, at Oddo, John Sutton, Jun 1898 Coachman, James Jackson, Jun 1898 Coastrake Mine Oct 1890 Coates, Agnes Mary, marr 5 Sep to John Fletcher, Manchester, Oct 1900 Coates, Miss, accompanist at Parochial Annual Tea, May 1900 Coates, Miss, Feb 1897, & decoration of Church for Harv. Services, Oct 1899 Coates, Mr. R, present at Odd Fellows Annual Dinner, Jul 1898 Coates, Mr. R. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Coates, Mr. R. Aug 1898, & Foresters’ Anniversary, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Coates, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Coates, Mrs. and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Coates, R, Overseer, Jan 1912 Coates, Richard & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Coates, Richard Hon Sec of drawing class, Science & Art Classes Dec 1892, Jan 1894 Coates, Richard, Father of his only daughter, Agnes Mary Coates, Oct 1900 Coates, Richard, Ivy House, Jub Sports, Foresters, Hort. Soc. Jul, Sep 1897 Coates, Richard. alteration to School Aug 1894, May & Foresters Jul 1896, Sept, Dec 1896 Coates, Thomas Henry, aged 51, burial 8 Aug at Elton, Sep 1897 Codnor Park, death of James Hauksworth at coal-pit 1823 Aug 1889 Coins, Roman, discovery of coins in 1760 Apr 1889 Coke, D’ewes Esq and Anthony Moore the Younger’s Charity Sept 1892 Coke, Mr. D. and Anthony Moore the Younger’s Charity Sept 1892 Cole, Rev. W.R., Dec 1907 Coleman, D.C, advert, Aug 1960 Colliers, strike of, comment by Rev. W.H. Nixon on, May 1912 Collins, Eliza, marr. 29 Apr to Frank Whitehead of Dukinfield, May 1899 Commandments, paid on 28 Feb 1775 to the Painter Nov 1888 Commins, Thomas, marriage on 31 Aug to Maria Gratton Oct 1891 Compton, Henry, Bishop of London and religious census in 1676 Oct 1890 Concannnon, Mr. P., paid 2/-d for conveying safe & chest, Oct 1906 Concannon, Catherine, aged 49, burial 15 Aug, Sep 1899 Concannon, Malach, marriage on 14 Dec to Annie Elizabeth Clay of Wensley, Jan 1913 Concannon, Mary prize winner at School ( needlework) Sept 1894 Concannon, Miss K., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Concannon, Thomas, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 Concannon, Thomas, Pte, killed in action 31 Jul-3Aug, aged 23, Aug 1917

25 Concannon, Tom, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Confectioner, Benjamin Marsden, Jun 1898 Confirmation Mar 1892, at Elton May 1894, at South Darley Jul 1896 Confirmation, 4 Jul 1876 by Bishop Selwyn, Bishop of Lichfield Feb 1891 Confirmation, 44 communicants, 1 from Birchover, 4 South Darley, Jun 1903 Confirmation, details of at Darley Dale on 19 March: Feb 1888 Confirmation, on 1 Mar 1932, Oct, Nov 1931 Conformist, 304 in religious census in 1676 Oct 1890 Constable’s Act, spent at Youlgreave on 3 Dec 1783 for inspecting the Dec 1888 Conway, Mr. G., paid £16/2/6d for 2 new stoves and fixing, May 1903 Conway, Mr. G., paid 11/6d for repairs to Church Bells and Gate Apr 1902 Conway, Mr., paid 1/- for labour, Jun 1906 Cook, Arthur Oct 1892 Cook, Clara Oct 1892 Cooke, James, marriage on 11 Nov to Gertrude Ellen Heathcote, Nov 1918 Cooke, Mr. L..M., Apr 1897 Cookery Class, Mar, May 1893 Cookery Classes , a course given by Agnes Morley Jan 1893 Cookery Competition, details of Apr 1893 Cooper & Andrews, advert. Bakers and Confectioners, East Bank, Jan 1915 Cooper, Brian, Dec 1962 Cooper, Carol, daughter of Brian and Joyce May Cooper, baptism 18 Nov, Dec 1962 Cooper, Frank, Labourer, Jun 1898 Cooper, Joyce May, Dec 1962 Cooper, Rev. Chaplain to the Forces, Preacher on 29 Oct, Oct 1916 Cooper, Rev. J.A. of Nottm., Sermons by Mar 1912, Aug 1910, Jul, Nov, Dec 1913 Cooper, Rev. J.A., District Sec., Brit, & For. Bible Soc., May 1906 Cooper, William, incumbent of Church 16 May 1719 July 1888, Mar 1889 Copping, Harold, Artist and free Almanack, Jan 1931 Corfield, Roland, donor of Parish Magazines to Local History Group Feb 2004 Corfield, Roland, Server, Aug 1960 Corlas, Winifred, aged 5 months, burial of 27 Jun Aug 1889 Corless, Annie, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907 Corless, Bernard, carrier of May Day Queen, Jun 1907 Corless, Bernard, enlisted in Notts. And Derby Regiment, Oct 1914 Corless, Frank, Maypole carrier, Jun 1907 Corless, Mrs. John, copy lettr from her bro. Pte John Corless, 3402, Mar 1900 Corless, Private, Territorial, gift of 10d for cigarettes, Feb 1915 Corless, William, d 4 Jun “or since,” obituary, played for Reading Room F.C, Apr 1917 Corless, William, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 Coronation Arrangements Committee, meetings of, Jun, Jul 1902 Coronation Committee, meeting of 13 May 1911 Coronation Day, 22 Jun, Presentation of Mugs to children by Mrs. Thompson, Jun 1911 Coronation Day, 22 Jun, Rev. W.H. Nixon describes “stately ceremonial” at Service, Jun 1911 Coronation Day, 22 Jun, Thanksgiving Service, Public Tea laid in the High St, Jun 1911 Coronation, postponement of, Jul 1902 Coronation, Rev W.H. Nixon appeals for support at Public Tea, Jun 1902 Coronation, Sep 1902 Costello, Patrick, aged 33 years burial on 5 Feb Mar 1889

26 Cotton, Rev. C., Curate of Riddings, Apr 1903 Cox, Dr. “great authority on Derbyshire Churches,” May 1897 Craddock, Mr. J. of Pitsmorr, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1890 Cratcliffe Rocks and Robin Hood’s Stride, article on Jan, Feb 1896 Craver, Rev. George E., late of Brazil, Apr 1903 Crawshaw, Mr. R.P., Vicar’s Warden, Elton, Aug 1960 Cresswell, Mr. G. subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894 Cricket , many references to fixtures throughout the Magazines Cricket Club, “matches…..may have to be put off…unable to rent any ground…” May 1893 Cricket Club, £9 17s 7d in hand “after a fairly successful season,” May 1929 Cricket Club, Fixtures for May, May 1897 Cricket on The Hearth, The, by the Vicar’s Players of Monyash, Nov 1930 Crier, paid to on 1 Feb 1776 for cying pigs going into Churchyard Nov 1888 Critchlow, Albert of Bakewell, Butcher, Apr 1904 Critchlow, W, prize-winner of Boys and Girls 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Cromford, sewerage and drainage of Feb 1896 Cromford, Vicar of Oct 1896 Crooked Vein Mine, May 1900 Crosby, Mrs. of Leeds, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Cross Mine Oct 1890 Croston, James visit to Winster in 1867, description of Winster Hall Aug 1889 Crowder, Hannah, marriage on 4 Sep to William Hartle of Dove Holes, Oct 1912 Crowder, Louisa, May Day Crook Carrier, Jun 1907 Crown Bibles, awarded to Philip Gregory and Dorothy Bateman, Jan 1907 Crown Bibles, Charles Gregory and Annie Gregory, Jan 1909 Crown Bibles, presented to Charles Hardy & Mary Swindell, Jan 1908 Crown Inn, Feb 1900 Crown Inn, refreshments supplied by Mrs. G. Carson of at Hort Soc Sept 1896 Crystal Palace and Horticultural Society Exhibition, Sep 1897 Curtain Rods, paid 12/1d for, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Curzon, N.C. Churchyard Improvement Fund Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec1896 Cutting, Mary, marr 5 Apr to James Law Nichols, Apr 1901 Dakin, A prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Dakin, Charlotte, aged 69, burial 18 Jan at Elton, Feb 1902 Dakin, Hannah of Matlock, mar 13 Feb at Matlock to George Boam, Mar 1897 Dakin, J. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Dakin, John, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Dakin, L. brother of Foresters Jul 1896 Dakin, Levi of Birchover, Jun 1897 Dakin, Levi, aged 72, burial 16 May at Elton, Jul 1901 Dakin, Mabel, aged 6 months, burial 25 Jan at Elton, Feb 1905 Dakin, Miss of Birchover, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Dakin, Mr. J. prize-winner at Horticultural Society Exhibition, Sep 1897 Dakin, Mr. A. & Foresters’ Anniversary, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Dakin, Mr. A., at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Dakin, Mr. J., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Dakin, S., Castleton, paid £3 for Church Bell Ropes, May 1903 Dakin, Walter, aged 1 yr and 8 months, burial 31 Jan at Elton, Feb 1904 Dale, Alfred, Elton, aged 22, burial on 28 Nov, Feb 1919 Dale, Beatrice, baptism on 6 Apr May 1890

27 Dale, Catherine, baptism 28 Feb Apr 1892 Dale, Catherine, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Dale, Catherine, married on 21 Oct to Albert James Horrod Nov 1896 Dale, Edwin, baptism on 29 Jun Aug 1890 Dale, Elizabeth, marriage in 1664 to Ralph Boyars Feb 1889 Dale, F. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Dale, Francis, aged 2 months, burial 20 Apr 1893 Dale, Francis, Overseer of Elton, May 1897 Dale, Frank & speech at Odd Fellows Anniversary, Elton, Jun 1899 Dale, George May, 1888, Aug 1890, Apr 1892, Nov 1893 Dale, George, aged 32, burial on 28 Nov, Feb 1919 Dale, Harriett, marr. 16 May to William. Newton of Manchester, Jun, 1900 Dale, Joe & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Dale, John Nov 1896 Dale, John William May 1890, Feb 1892 Dale, John, Dale, John, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Dale, John, child under 12, Sep 1897 Dale, Joseph, Baptism 15 April, May 1888 Dale, Mary Marchington, aged 58, burial 5 Sept Oct 1893 Dale, Mary May 1888, Aug 1890, Apr 1892, Nov 1893 Dale, Mary, baptism 29 Oct Nov 1893 Dale, Mary, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Dale, Miss of Elton, Feb 1901 Dale, Mr F.H, Treasurer of Elton Diamond Jubilee Committee, Aug 1897 Dale, Mr. & Mrs. , donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Dale, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. of Newark, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Dale, Mr. J. & Hort. Society Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Dale, Mrs. George, donated 1/- to Sunday School Treat, Aug 1905 Dale, Mrs. of Birchover, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Dale, Mrs. sale of work for Organ Fund Nov 1889 Dale, Mrs., subscription of 1/- to Sunday School, May 1905 Dale, Rose Ann, baptism 27 Dec 1891 Feb 1892 Dale, Ruth Elizabeth May 1890, Feb 1892 Dale, S. Jan 1896 Dale, Stephen, aged 77, burial on 22 Jul, Aug 1915 Dale, Stephen, Bull Paddock at Birchover Uppertown, May, Jun 1897 Dale, Stephen, member of parish council Jan 1895, May 1896 Dale, Stephen, Vice-President of Burton Institute, May 1902 Dales, George E., advert, greengrocer, Jan 1897 Dales, Miss Catherine, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Dallas, Mr. preacher at re-opening of Church in 1842 Apr 1890 Dancing, Old English, at Parochial Tea and Entertainment on 30 Jan, Jan 1913 Darby and Joan Club at Crown Inn, Aug 1960 Darbyshire, John paid 30 June 1798 “for mosing and pointing ……Chapple , &c” Jan 1889 Darley Dale Ambulance Corps and Hospital Sunday, Sep 1901, Aug 1906 Darley Dale Ambulance Corps, attending Hospital Demonstration Service on 14 Aug 1910 Darley Dale Band, Jul 1905 Darley Dale, article by Mary G. Vickers Nov, Dec 1896 Darley Dale, Yew Tree, poem about, Aug 1899

28 Davies, Rev. T.C., Shrewsbury Hospital, Sheffield, Sep 1909 Davis, Frederick (Derbyshire Archaeological Journal): Feb 1888 Davis, Rev. , Curate S. Matthews, Stepney E, Sep 1903 Dawson, Mr. Aug 1890 Day, Mr. N. “will preside at the organ” Mar 1891 Day, Mr. of Wirksworth June 1890 Daybell, Mr W., Preacher, Wesleyan Methodists, Jan 1897 De Courcy, Mrs. of Stapleton, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 De Pass, Mrs, Sydenham, donation to Organ Fund July 1888 Deane, Anthony, poem on death of King Edward VII, Jun 1910 Deaths, individually recorded under name Deed Box, donation of Oak by Dr. Fletcher to Church in which to keep linen, May 1930 Deeley, H. prize for cookery class Mar, Apr 1893 Deeley, Henry of Darley Dale, County Councillor for Winster, Jan 1892, Jan 1893 Deeley, Henry, present at Odd Fellows Annual Dinner, Jul 1898 & Jun 1899 Deeley, Henry, Aug 1898, and Foresters’ Anniversary, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Deeley, Henry, County Council, Jun, Sep, Oct 1900 Dempsey, Rev. H.P. Conductor of Two Womens Retreats at Swanwick in May, Apr 1917 Denison, Miss Beckitt, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Derby Children’s Hospital, donation to in 1930, Feb 1931 Derby Royal Infirmary, donation to, Feb 1931 Derby Women’s Hospital, donation to in 1930, Feb 1931 Derby, Lord Bishop of and Confirmation on 28 May, Apr 1911, Apr 1913 Derby, Lord Bishop of, talk on 19 Jul on the Derbyshire Church Extension Society, Aug 1910 Derby, Lord, Scheme for Military Service, request by Rev. W.H. Nixon for names, Dec 1915 Derby, Lord, Scheme, “several men enlisted and names on Roll in Church, Mar 1916 Derbyshire Archaeological Journal: Feb 1888 Derbyshire Church Extension Society, talk on 19 Jul “on the Vicarage lawn,” Aug 1910 Derbyshire County Council, communication about dress-making classes Nov 1893 Derbyshire County Council, election of Henry Deeley to, Mar 1898 Derbyshire Funeral Custom, by the Rev. W.H. Milnes, Jan 1898 Derbyshire Prisoners of War Fund, Aug 1918 Derbyshire Sally, public house explosion in 1785 Apr 1889 Derbyshire Times, newspaper and Foresters, Aug 1898 Derbyshire, an eccentric character by Rev. H. Milnes, Feb 1898 Derbyshire, Frank, boys prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept , church chorister Dec 1896 Derbyshire, Frank, Confirmed 27 May, Jun 1903 Derbyshire, Frank, recipient, Crown Bible, Eliza’th Buxton Bequest, Feb 1900 Derbyshire, Jane, aged 84, burial on 7 Sep, Oct 1918 Derbyshire, Mr. of Middlewick,donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Derbyshire, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Derbyshire, Mrs., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Devonshire and Rutland Benefactors of No. 5 Church Bell, 1723 June 1888 Devonshire Hospital, Buxton, donation to in 1930, Feb 1931 Devonshire, Duke of and annuity to Phoebe Bown of Matlock, Feb 1898 Devonshire, Duke of, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Diamond Jubilee, Apr, agreement to have Bonfire, Jun 1897 Dicken, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Dickens, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Dickens, Mrs. distributes Parish Magazine on Bottom Flat, Feb 1929

29 Dickens, Rev. A. W., and issue of “first magazine – 127 copies sold” Jan, Feb 1929 Dickens, Rev. A.W. and Mrs. presented with purse of Treasury Notes, Apr 1929 Dingley c. 1651 and charities Mar 1892 Diocesan Sunday Fund May 1888, Apr 1894 Diocesian Calendar, 1881, 250 parishes in Derbys & subsequent increase in pop, Aug 1910 Diphtheria, Epidemic of, “40 cases since (start) and 5 deaths” per Rev. Nixon, Nov 1911 Diphtheria, Epidemic of, “owing to the prevalence of no School or Classes ..” Nov 1911 Dirty Face Mine, May 1900 Dirty Face, burial of man known as on 5 Oct Nov 1892 Diskin, Bridget, burial 23 Feb 1886 Aug 1891 Diskin, Patrick, aged 48, burial on 15 Feb 1890 Mar 1890 Distribution of Dole left by Robert Oates on 14 May: May 1888 Distribution of Dole left by Elizabeth Buxton, 16 July 1888 Ditchingham Sisterhood, linen used in Church work of by, May1912 Dixon, J. of Bromley, Kent, donation to Organ Fund July 1888 Dixon, Rev E, Wesleyan Minister, Jul 1897 Dixon, Rev. J.W, Assoc. Sec. Church Missionary Society Oct 1894 Dobbie, Messrs & Co., florists of Rothesay, Sep 1897 Dobson, Howard of Two Dales, and Church of Eng. Men’s Missionary Soc., Nov, Dec 1912 Dodds, Rev. M.A., Vicar of Newstead Feb 1899, Feb, Apr 1901 Dogwhipper’s Salary, paid for on 20 Oct 1771 Nov 1888 Dole Services, “usually on Mondays at 11,” Dec 1919 Dole, Burton, “to be distributed on 11 Aug,” Aug 1913, 17 Nov, Nov 1913 Dole, distribution of Robert Oates’ May 1891, May 1893 Dole, Elizabeth Buxton, Nov ‘89, Jul, Nov, Dec ‘90, , Jul, Nov ‘91, Nov ‘93, Dec ‘94, Jul ‘96 Dole, Nov 1892, Dec 1893 Dole, Service, postponed on 14 Jul, Aug 1916 Doll Show, May, additional rules, prizes June, Sept 1888 Doomsday Book: Feb 1888 Dore, Henry, Butcher, Jun 1898 Dore, Thomas, elected as clerk and sexton in 1778 Apr 1889 Dore, William, paid to on 26 June 1773 for “Cleaning the Chapel of Whitewash” Nov 1888 Douglas, Rev. James, discovery of remains at Whitelow, Pike Hall in 1767 Apr 1889 Dowling, Charles, marr 25 Oct at Bakewell to Helen Burton, Nov 1902 Dowling, Charles, West Bank, Practical Boot & Shoe Maker, advert, Mar 1907 Dowling, Charles, West Bank, Practical Boot & Shoe Maker, advert, Aug 1907 Dowling, J, prize-winner of Boys and Girls 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Dowling, Sarah, aged 51, burial 3 Aug, Sep 1897 Downham, Rev. F.P. , Sermon on 12 Nov, Nov 1911 Downman, Rev. F.R., Sep 1899 Downs, Daniel A .Birchover, marr Mat’ck 1 Nov Bertha Mgt. Hardy, Nov 1900 Doxey, William of Stanton & Wesleyans, Jan1900 Drainage System, criticised by Rev. Nixon for epidemic resulting in deaths of 4 chn, Oct 1911 Drake Mine, May 1900 Dramatic Entertainment, Abstract of Accounts “in aid of our Soldiers at the Front,” Feb 1915 Drawing Class under the tuition of Mr. G.W. Statham Dec 1892, Jan 1893 Dressmaking Jan 1894 Druggist, William Hill, Jun 1898 Drummers’ Venture Mine Oct 1890 Drummond, Miss and Zenana Missionary Society, Jun 1903

30 Duck Pool, “ near to the Moore’s fold yard” May 1891 Duckpool, (known as Fish Pond) in the Croft, Winster Hall Aug 1889 Dudley, Mrs. of Gloucester May 1888 Duke of York Inn, Elton, and Odd Fellows, Jun 1899 Dunlop, W.H. of Sydenham, collection for Organ Fund July 1888 Dunn, Mr. of Burton Closes, Gardener to G.H. Taylor-Whitehead, Sep 1897 Dunn, Mr., Gardener to G.H. Taylor-Whitehead, Bakewell, Sep 1898 Duplex System, Mrs. John Fletcher, Green Gates, Secretary of, Mar, Apr, May , Jun 1930 Duplex System, Parochial Church Council introduction of, Jan, Jul, Aug 1930, May 1931 Durden, Edwin of Salford, aged 75, burial on 24 Sep, Oct 1912 Durden, Edwin, aged 8 days, burial 31 Jul Sept 1891 Durden, Edwin, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Durden, Ellen Jul 18888, (now Mrs. Joseph Greatorex) Dec 1896 Durden, Frances Helen, baptism on 17 Aug Sept 1890 Durden, Frances, aged 79, burial 25 Dec Jan 1894 Durden, Jane Sept 1890 Durden, Llate William A., Feb 1902 Durden, Mary married 26 Dec 1890 to John Thomas Feb 1891 Durden, Miss & Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Durden, Miss F., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Durden, Miss R, collection for Organ Fund July 1888 Durden, Miss R., Concert Artiste, Apr 1897, song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Durden, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Durden, Miss, salary Jun 1896 Durden, Mr. and “capital concert” on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Durden, Mr. H. accompanist at Sale of Work, Jun 1904 Durden, Mr. J. prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897 Durden, Mr. W.A., contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Durden, Mr. W.A., Feb 1897 Durden, W. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Durden, William A. Jan 1892 Durden, William donation to Organ Fund Jan 1889 Durden, William, Senior, donation to Organ Fund July 1888, Sept 1890 Durden, William, song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Durham Coal Miners, Rev. W.H. Nixon’s musings on, Nov 1913 Durnford, Mr., Concert Artiste, Apr 1897 Dyke, Rev. William, Incumbent of Church 20 Aug 1846 July 1888 Dyke, Rev. and occupancy of Hall by, Sep 1897, Sep 1903 Dyke, Rev. William, and Winster Hall Oct 1899, nom. in 1846 to living of Winster May 1890 Dyke, Rev. William, burial on 9 Jun 1870, resident of Ashbourne at death Nov 1890 Eagletor Water Supply Scheme, brief mention of, Mar 1897 Eardley, Rev. F.S., Feb 1904 Earthquake on 18 Nov 1795 by Rev. H. Milnes, Apr 1898 Earthquake on 18 Nov 1795 May 1889 Earthquakes, 2 shocks on 24 Mar, Apr 1903 East Spots Mine, May 1900 Easter Postcards, on sale at Marshall & Son, Apr 1919 Eaton, Miss Judge at Doll Show Sept 1888 Ecclesiastical Commissioners: Mar 1888 Eddleston, Ann, aged 85, burial on 12 Sep, Oct 1913

31 Edmondson, Miss of London: Feb 1888 Education, Free Dec 1891 Edward, VII, King, Rev. W.H. Nixon’s comments on death of, Jun 1910 Edwards, Rev. A.L., Vicar of Wirksworth, induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929, Sep 1930 Edwards, Rev. J., Curate of Burslem, Sermons by on 2 Feb, Feb 1913 Egerton, Lady Louisa, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888 Elder Gun Mine, May 1900 Election, mentioned in Rev. W.H. Nixon’s letter, Feb 1910 Electors, Church Council, Feb 1907 Eley, Mr. shot himself through the head – owned land & died & buried in Winster Apr 1889 Elleby, H.E. of Ashbourne, Jul 18888, maker of Church Clock in 1846 May 1890 Elliott, Joseph, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1890, prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Elliott, Joseph, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Elliott, Main Road, Darley Dale, advert for cattle drinks, horse medicines & powders, Jun 1919 Elliott, Mr. J. at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Elliottt, J. Junior prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Ellis, Thomas Henry & Foresters Jul 1899, Churchwarden May 1900 Ellis, Thomas Henry, Parish Council, many references throughout Ellis, Thomas Henry, Trustee of Hall and Haynes Charity, Nov 1899 Ellis, Arthur Secretary of Cricket Club Jun, Aug 1896 Ellis, Arthur, Churchwarden, Jan, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan, May, Sep 1911 Ellis, Arthur, Sec National Deposit Friendly Society, Nov 1899 Ellis, Arthur, Sidesman, Apr 1902, Jan, May 1903, Churchwarden, Jun 1909 Ellis, Emily Annie, aged 37, burial on 17 Jul, Aug 1918 Ellis, Henry: Mar 1888 Ellis, John of Derby, donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888, Feb 1889 Ellis, Lucy and marks gained in Church Sunday School May 1889, Jun 1890 Ellis, Mary Ann, aged 59, burial 20 Apr, May 1902 Ellis, Mary Ann, aged 74, burial on 11 Nov, Dec 1912 Ellis, Miss Mary, Oct 1898, Jan, May 1903, Jul, Sep 1905, Jan 1906 Ellis, Miss, member of Library Committee, May 1929 Ellis, Mr and request to Par. Coun. Re second delivery of letters, Sep 1899 Ellis, Mr. & Mrs. H., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Ellis, Mr. A., Sidesman, May 1905 Ellis, Mr. and tribute to Rev. A.W. and Mrs. Dickens, Apr 1929 Ellis, Mr. H. T. & Parish council, Jul, Aug, Oct, Nov 1898 Ellis, Mr. Secretary of Foresters Jul 1896 Ellis, Mr. T. and Foresters, Jul 1900 Ellis, Mr. W., Feb 1897 Ellis, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Ellis, Mrs. & Miss, Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Ellis, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Ellis, Mrs. H. and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Ellis, Mrs. William and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Ellis, Rev & Foresters Jul 1900 Ellis, Rev. L.E., Prim. Meth. Minister, Jul, Dec 1899, Jan 1900, Jan 1902 Ellis, Rev. L.E., Prim. Meth. Minsister, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec 1898 Ellis, T.H. Churchwarden, Jun 1919, Secretary and Treasurer, Library Committee, May 1929

32 Ellis, T.R, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Ellis, Thomas Henry and thanks for membership of Parish Council, Apr 1901 Ellis, Thomas Henry and letter re footpath to Darley Dale, May 1897 Ellis, Thomas Henry and parish council May, Jun, Jul, Sept, Nov 1896 Ellis, Thomas Henry, Churchwarden May 1901, Apr 1902, May 1903 Ellis, Thomas Henry, Churchwarden retired after 5 yrs, May 1905 Ellis, Thomas Henry., Secretary of Win Tor Foresters, Jul 1897, Jul 1900 Ellis, Thomas, donation to Parochial Fund May, 1891 Ellis, W. songman in Church Choir Dec 1896 Ellis, William, aged 82, burial on 16 Sep, Oct 1919 Ellis, William, Junior, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Ellis, William, Sidesman, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan, Sep 1911 Ellis, William, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Elmton, Nr. Chesterfield and Rev. John Buxton, Mar 1898 Else, John, paid to on 26 June 1773 for work about the Organ Bellows Nov 1888 Elton Church, Clock, proposed renovation of, Aug 1897, Bell Feb 1908 Elton Church, new bell & 3 re-fitted ready at cost of £125, Oct 1907 Elton Cricket Club, Annual Concert of, Dec 1897 Elton Parish Church, former Organ of in use by Methodists, Oct 1899 Elton Parish Council, Report of 1st Mtg of on 15 May, May 1897 Elton School, Inspector’s Report, Jan 1906 Elton School, paving for yards, stove and cleaning/painting, Apr 1901 Elton School, Reports of H.M. Inspectors, Feb 1903, Mr. Grindrod, Jan 1909 Elton, Cross Mine, May 1900 Elton, land known as “The Cliff” and “Meadow” purchase of in 1810 June 1889 Elton, Odd Fellows, Jun 1899 Elton, Report of Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations in, Aug 1897 Emigrants, French Dec 1888 Empire Day to be celebrated on 24 May, Jun 1905 Enclosure Act, land given to the Minister of Winster in lieu of tithe June 1889 Enclosure, 1809: Mar 1888 English Folk Dance Association, Aug 1913 English Hymns Since The Reformation, Article, Oct, Nov 1900 Entertainment and Jumble Sale, 19/20 Feb, Statement of Accounts, Mar 1917 Entertainment Fund for Street Lighting Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1893 Epidemic of Influenza, Mar 1914 Evans, Clement and Cornet Solo by, Feb 1897 Evans, James, address by to Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1897 Evans, John 1744, Poor House Apr 1889 Evans, John, co-taker of Inventory on 20 Apr 1750 of Poor House Oct 1888 Evans, John, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Evans, Joseph, Feb 1897 Evans, Mr and Mrs. R., Proprietors of Miners’ Standard, Aug 1960 Evans, Mr. E.J., Preacher, Wesleyan Reform, Jan 1897, Jan 1899 Evans, Mr. C.J. and cornet solo to Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1898 Evans, Mr. J. and address to Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1898 Exhibition of Waxworks at Public Hall Apr 1889, Summary of Account June 1889, Feb 1891 Exhibition of Fretwork, Needlework, Picture Framing etc May 1888 Eyam, Miss Seward’s description of in 1790, Jan 1898 Eyre and Spottiswoode, Messrs, paid by Parish Council Jan 1897

33 Eyre Charity Aug 1896 Eyre Charity, discussed at length by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Dec 1904 Eyre, Henry of Rampton, Notts and Rowtor, Birchover, Aug 1897 Eyre, Robert, Charity Jun 1896 Eyre, Thomas & Rowtor Church, Birchover, May, Aug 1897 Eyre, Thomas 1718 will of Mar , Charity Sept 1896 Eyre, Thomas of Rowtor, will of 1717 re Eyre’s Charity Jun 1896 Eyre, Thomas, d.1717 Oct 1892 Eyre, Thomas, his Charity discussed at length by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Dec 1904 Eyre, Timothy, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Eyre’s Charity, “outside province of Parish Council, Aug 1904 Eyre’s Charity, Jul 1904, Trustee of to Parish Council, Oct 1904 Fanshaw, Mrs. Henry 1702 Mar 1889 Farmer and Butter Dealer, John Ball, Jun 1898 Fawley, Mr. “song” given by at annual dinner of Odd Fellows Jun 1896 Fay’s, The “novel and sensational American entertainment” Sept 1896 Fearn, Fred, Committee member & Winner at Flower Show, Sep 1900 Fearn, Frederic, m. 1 Jul at Matlock to Ada C.S. Howe of Somerset, Aug 1897 Fearn, George W., marriage 10 Feb at Matlock to Lizzie Bateman, Mar 1897 Fearn, Harriet, aged 71, burial on 7 Jun, Jul 1930 Fearn, J. brother of Foresters Jul, prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Fearn, James and School Feb, prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Fearn, James and water supply, Mar 1897, street lighting Apr 1898 Fearn, James paid 2/- by Churchwardens, May 1901 Fearn, James, East Bank, advert, painter, paper-hanger etc Jan 1897 Fearn, James, East Bank, advert, painter, paper-hanger etc Mar, Nov 1902, Fearn, James, East Bank, advert, painter, paper-hanger etc Dec 1903 Fearn, James, East Bank, advert, painter, paper-hanger etc Dec 1901 Fearn, James, East Bank, advert, painter, paper-hanger etc Jan 1904 Fearn, James, East Bank, advert, painter, paper-hanger etc, Jan 1906 Fearn, James, Preacher, Primitive Methodists, Jan 1897 Fearn, James, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Fearn, James, visit to West Bromwich to inspect stock of Organs, Oct 1899 Fearn, John & Foresters, Aug 1898, Jul 1900 & Parish Council Apr 1901 Fearn, John H., Feb 1897 Fearn, John, vocal solo by, Feb and Foresters Jul 1897 Fearn, Mary, aged 64, burial 9 Apr, May 1910 Fearn, Miss F.E., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Fearn, Miss M.J. and Primitive Methodist Chapel purchase of stove, Jan 1902 Fearn, Mr. & Elton Cricket and Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Fearn, Mr. F. and Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Fearn, Mr. F., Foresters, Aug 1898, Jul 1900 Fearn, Mr. J. and Foresters’ Anniversary, Jul 1899 Fearn, Mr. J., paid 8/- lettering Park Seats, Oct 1906 Fearn, Mr. J., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Fearn, Mr. J.H., collector for Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900 Fearn,, advert Feb 1904 Fengl, A. Bros, advert for “Safety Razors, shaving outfits etc,” Jan, Apr, Sep 1916 Fenshaw, Henry: Mar 1888 Fiasco, letter about lack of water supply Feb 1896

34 Field, Rev. H.E., Vicar of Ambergate, Dec 1909 Finlayson, H.P., Dover, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Finney, Mrs. of Biggin Grange, donation to Organ Fund July 1889 Fish Pond, (also known as Duckpool) in the Croft, Winster Hall Aug 1889 Fletcher, A.M. and Women’s Institute, May 1931 Fletcher, Dr John Howard and water supply Mar, Jul, and Choir Fund Dec 1896 Fletcher, Dr, John, appointed People’s Church Warden, Apr 1913, May 1914, Feb 1930 Fletcher, Dr, John, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Fletcher, Dr. & award of Sunday School prize to Joseph Walker, Jan 1907 Fletcher, Dr. & Mrs. Fletcher, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Fletcher, Dr. & Odd Fellows, Jul, Foresters Aug 1898, Odd Fellows Jun 1899 Fletcher, Dr. John and Mrs., Mar 1919 Fletcher, Dr. John and Mrs. paid for traing. Of “ Old Eng. Dances and the Morris,” Feb 1913 Fletcher, Dr. John Howard Annual Dinner of Odd Fellows, 27 May Jun 1896 Fletcher, Dr. Jul 1897, Sep, Nov 1898, Jan 1899, Mar 1903, Jun 1909 Fletcher, E, Secretary of Hospital Aid Committee, Feb 1931 Fletcher, Elizabeth Agnes, aged 72, burial on 25 Jun, Jul 1931 Fletcher, Emma, Mother of Joseph Fletcher, Apr 1901 Fletcher, J. Lyon, Churchwarden, Jan, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan, May 1911, Apr 1913, May 1914 Fletcher, James Lyon, Father of Joseph Fletcher, Apr 1901 Fletcher, James Lyon, marr. 20 Sep to Emma Greatorex, d. Joseph, Oct 1898 Fletcher, John, Manchester, marr. 5 Sep to Agnes Mary Coates, Oct 1900 Fletcher, Jos. Stansfield, bap 24 May s Jas Lyon & Emma Fletcher, Apr 1901 Fletcher, Mrs John and altar flowers, Aug, Nov 1929, Jan, Nov 1930, Jan, May 1931 Fletcher, Mrs, member of Parochial Church Council, Feb 1930 Fletcher, Mrs. & decoration font Harvest Services & Wes. Chapel Oct 1899 Fletcher, Mrs. & Mrs. Barker, Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Fletcher, Mrs. & Rose Queen Festival, Aug 1908 Fletcher, Mrs. and Aug Bank Holiday activities, Aug 1918 Fletcher, Mrs. and dancing at Garden Fete, Vicarage, Jun 1930 Fletcher, Mrs. and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Fletcher, Mrs. and Old English Dance Competition, won at Buxton on 19 Jul, Aug 1913 Fletcher, Mrs. donated butter, milk to Sunday School Treat, Jul 1905 Fletcher, Mrs. entertainer at Sale of Work, Burton Institute, Jun 1904 Fletcher, Mrs. J.L. and flowers for Church, Nov 1931 Fletcher, Mrs. Jan 1906, & Christmas Party, Jan & May Day Jun 1907 Fletcher, Mrs. John and Fancy Stall at Garden Fete, Jun 1930, flowers for Church, Nov 1931 Fletcher, Mrs. John, elected to Parochial Church Council, Feb 1930 Fletcher, Mrs. song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Fletcher, Mrs., Secretary of Ladies Sewing Party, Mar 1930 Fletcher, Stanfield and May Day, Jun 1907 Flower Show, “erection of tent in grounds of” the Committee Aug 1892, Aug 1893, Aug 1896 Flower Show, full report of including prize winners, Sep 1899, Aug 1905 Flower Show, see also Hort. Soc. Show Font, Mr. Marshall suggested it for front page of Magazine, Jan 1930 Football Clubs, can two rival village Clubs be maintained, Feb 1929 Football Matches: Jan, Feb 1888 Footpath, to Darley Dale, May 1897, “wretched state of,” Feb, May 1899 Footpaths on Main Street, Sep 1897, May, Jun 1898 Footpaths, condition of in main streets Oct 1896

35 Forester, Lord, Rector of Gedling, cousin/bro in law to H.A Norman, Apr 1900 Foresters Club Anniversary Jun 1892, Jun 1893, Jun 1894, Jun, Jul 1896 Foresters Club, re-established in 1864 Jul 1896 Foresters, Anniversary, Dinner at Crown Hotel for 1st time, Jul 1903 Foresters, “Win Tor” Lodge, William Smith Assistant Secretary of, Nov 1917 Foresters, Annual Feast June 1890 Foresters, Jan 1903 & Rev. Herbert Milnes at, Aug 1906 Foresters, Report of Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900, Sep 1901 Foresters, service and collection for Whitworth Hospital, Nov 1899 Foresters, Wintor No. 4453 established in 1864, Aug 1898 Foresters’ Anniversary, Reports of, Jul 1897, Aug 1898, Jul 1899 Foresters’ Anniversary, Reports of Jul 1900, Jul 1905 Foresters’ Club, Anniversary Service July 1888, July 1889 Foresters’ Dresses, hire of for Waxwork Exhibition Feb 1891 Fortescue, Leamington: Mar 1888 Foster, Mr. of Chatsworth, Judge at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Foster, Mr. W. gardener at Chatsworth, Judge at Hort. Soc. Show Sept 1896 Fox Killing, paid for 20 June 1772, Nov 1888, paid for May 1793 Dec, 1888 Fox, Mrs. Girsby Manor, donation to Organ Fund June 1888 Foxlow, A, prize-winner of Boys and Girls under 7 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Foxlow, E, prize-winner of Girls 13-18 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Foxlow, Edith Bateman, marr 31 Mar to Samuel Bateman, Apr 1903 Foxlow, Edith, full attendance at Sunday School, 1914-15, May 1915 Foxlow, Elizabeth, bapt 3 Jun dau. of Joseph & Eunice Foxlow, Jun 1906 Foxlow, Elsie, aged 13 days, burial 20 Jan, Feb 1902 Foxlow, Emily Elizabeth, bapt 1 Jul, d of Samuel & Grace Foxlow, Jul 1900 Foxlow, Emily Elizabeth, d. of Sam. & Grace Foxlow, bapt 7 Feb, Mar 1897 Foxlow, Emma, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Foxlow, Eunice, Mother of Joseph Foxlow, Oct 1907 Foxlow, Grace Annie, bapt 1 Jul, d. Samuel & Grace Foxlow, Jul 1900 Foxlow, Grace Annie, marriage on 28 Sep to Albert Massey, Nov 1929 Foxlow, Grace, aged 67, burial on 1 Jan, Feb 1931 Foxlow, Grace, Mar 1897 Foxlow, Grace, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907 Foxlow, Grace, Mot’r Emily Elizabeth & Grace Annie & Wm Foxlow, Jul 1900 Foxlow, Grace, Mother of Helen Dale Foxlow, Sep 1901 Foxlow, Harold, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Foxlow, Harold, Pte. killed in action in France, 18 Apr, aged 22, obituary, Jun 1917 Foxlow, Harriett Hannah, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Foxlow, Helen Dale, bapt 3 Aug, dau. of Samuel and Grace Foxlow, Sep 1901 Foxlow, Jean, baptism 8 Jun, Jul 1930 Foxlow, Joseph Bateman, aged 44, burial on 2/3 May, Jun, Oct 1916 Foxlow, Joseph, bapt 1 Sep, son of Joseph & Eunice Foxlow, Oct 1907 Foxlow, Joseph, Father of Joseph, Oct 1907 Foxlow, Late Samuel, Father Edith Bateman Foxlow, Apr 1903 Foxlow, Mary Ann, aged 20, burial 17 Jan, Feb 1902 Foxlow, Miss and money collected by for Churchyard, Dec 1930 Foxlow, Miss D. and altar flowers, Jul 1931 Foxlow, Miss E, prize-winner of Ladies Potato Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Foxlow, Miss N. and altar flowers, Jul 1930

36 Foxlow, Mr. & Mrs. J., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Foxlow, Mr. S., paid 10/10d for cartage 1904-05, May 1905 Foxlow, Mr. W., prize-winner of Sack Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Foxlow, Nellie, full attendance at Sunday School, 1914-15, May 1915 Foxlow, Nellie, obtained full marks in Sun. School in year from Easter to Easter, May 1914 Foxlow, paid 14 Jan 1787 “on count of The Milliay” Dec 1888 Foxlow, Robert paid 13 Oct 1785 “for drawing stocks down to the Market House Dec 1888 Foxlow, S, prize-winner of races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Foxlow, Samuel, “parents…have heard that he is well,” Aug 1917 Foxlow, Samuel, donation to Organ Fund Jul 1888, aged 57, burial 11 Dec Feb 1896 Foxlow, Samuel, enlisted in Royal Horse Artillery, Oct 1914 Foxlow, Samuel, Father of Helen Dale Foxlow, Sep 1901 Foxlow, Samuel, Father of Emily Elizabeth & Grace Annie & Wm. Jul 1900 Foxlow, Samuel, Mar 1897 Foxlow, W, prize-winner of Men’s Walking Match at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Foxlow, William Rains, aged 67, burial 25 Nov, Dec 1902 Foxlow, William, bapt 1 Jul, s of Samuel & Grace Foxlow, Jul 1900 Foxlow, Willie, flag carrier on May Day, Jun 1907 Foy, Helena of Knutsford, marr. 31 Dec to Jos. Hadfield Greatorex, Jan 1899 Foy, James of Knutsford, father of Helena Foy, Jan 1899 Free Education Dec 1891 Free School, Elizabeth Salt “for many years” taught at Feb 1891 French Emigrants, Dec 1888 Friendly Societies attendance at Hospital Demonstration on 13 Aug, Aug 1911 Friendly Societies, attending Hospital Demonstration Service on 14 Aug 1910 Friendly Societies, Soldiers F. Rouse, A. & H Walker, T. Concannon , members of, Aug 1917 Friendly Societies: May 1888 Frith, Mr. and water supply Mar 1896 Froggatt, Alice, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Froggatt, Clara, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Froggatt, Martha, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Froggatt, Mr. Feb 1897 Froggatt, Rev. W., Vicar of S. Helen’s, Auckland, Sep 1913 Frost, Master E., Boys’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Frost, Rose Lydia, aged 24, burial 25 Jan, Feb 1898 Frost, Rose Lydia, aged 5 weeks, burial 5 Feb, Mar 1898 Frost, Walter, marriage 7 Dec to Lydia Hardy Jan 1892 Fryer, Arthur Church Chorister Dec 1896 Fryer, Catherine July 1889, Mar 1891, Jan 1894 Fryer, Edith Annie, baptism of 9 Jun July 1889 Fryer, Henry of Stanton, Feb, Oct 1888 Fryer, Henry, baptism 15 Dec Jan 1894 Fryer, Henry, election as Clerk and Sexton in 1795 May 1889 Fryer, Hilary Church Chorister Dec 1896 Fryer, J. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept, churchyard improvement fund Oct 1896 Fryer, James, aged 69, burial 11 Jan, Feb 1900 Fryer, James, Carpenter, Sept 1888, Feb, Apr, July 1889, Mar 1891, Jan 1894 Fryer, James, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Fryer, James, paid 6/6d by Parish Council, Mar 1897 Fryer, James, Undertaker, Youlgrave, advert, Aug 1960

37 Fryer, Lizzie, baptism 12 Feb, , burial, aged 7m & 9 days on 2 Apr May 1891 Fryer, Margaret Ann, aged 69, burial 19 Jun, Jul 1903 Fryer, Mary, aged 71, burial 27 Nov, Dec 1901 Fryer, Mr. J. at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Fryer, Mr. paid 4/- for repairs to Allotment Gate, Jul 1898 Fryer, Mrs. & Church decorations, Oct 1898, Oct 1899, May 1903 Fryer, Mrs. & Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Fryer, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Fryer, Mrs. James, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Fryer, Mrs. Joseph, repair of 12 hassocks Apr 1890, Dec 1896 Fryer, William, aged 79, burial 15 Jan, Feb 1902 Fryer, William, aged 8, died 8 Jun 1853 “falling down a mine shaft” Jun 1890 Fuller, Rev. Wilfred, Vicar of S. Chad’s, Lichfield, Dec 1909 Fuller, Richard H., Diocesan Inspector of School Report, Oct 1899, Nov 1901 Funerals, lateness of, Sep 1906 Furnace Brick Co, paid £1/6/3 for bricks and clay, Apr 1902 Furniss, Mrs. G., Organist of Elton Methodist Church, Aug 1960 Fyldes, Rev. W. Sept 1889 Gallichan, Walter and Annual Parochial Tea, Feb 1905 Gallichan,, Mr. and Mr. Taylor, carriage hire Parochial Tea, May 1905 Gallimore, Anthony the son of John Gallimore Sept 1892 Gallimore, Elizabeth, administratrix of will of Anthony Moore 1721 Aug 1892 Gallimore, John married Elizabeth Moore, sister of Ant. Moore the Younger Sept 1892 Gandy, Miss, Wirksworth, Entertainer, Parochial Tea, Apr, May 1906 Garden Fete, on 3 Sep in Burton Institute, profit of £23.15s.0d., Oct 1931 Garden Fete, proposed for 25 Jun postponed, Apr, Jun 1931 Garden Fete, proposed in Vicarage Garden, Jun, success of and finances, Aug 1930 Garlick, Rev. A. curate of Darley Mar 1896 Garlick, Rev. Ambrose, Curate/Vicar of Darley, Mar 1898, Mar 1900 Garmer, Mrs. of Shortlands, Kent, donation to Organ Fund Jul 1888 Garmston Rev. John, Rector of Darley, Incumb. of Church 14 Jun 1729 Jul 1888, Mar 1889 Garratt, Miss and Church decorations, May 1903 Garratt, Mr. F.B., May 1903, Feb, Jul 1903, Apr 1904, May, Sep 1905 Garratt, Mrs. & Church May 1903 & Jumble Sale Sep 1905, Jan 1906 Garrett, F.B., Mar 1913, lent Oddo grounds for Aug Bank Holiday activities, Aug 1918 Garrett, Miss of Newcastle May 1888 Garrett, Mr. F.B. & rumour about Oddo Hall, Oct 1897 Garrett, Mr. F.B., read lesson at funeral of Thomas Hawksworth, Feb 1906 Garrett, Mr. participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Garrett, Mrs. donated 5/- worth of sweets to Sunday School Treat, Jul 1905 Garrett, Rev. J.F. Rector of Birchover, Elton and Stanton, Oct 1897 Garside, Mrs. of Ilkley, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1889 Garthsides, Samuel, Rag & Bone Dealer & Lodging House Keeper, Jun 1898 Gaunt, Rev., Vicar of Matlock, Feb 1898 Geils, Mrs, of Cardross: Mar 1888 Geldart, Rev. H.G.C., Sep 1905 Gent, May, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Gent, Miss & Christmas Party, Jan 1907 & May Day Jun 1907 Gent, Miss & Queen’s Birthday Tea at School, Jul 1900 Gent, Miss entertainer at Sale of Work, Burton Institute, Jun 1904

38 Geology, 12 lectures on at Science & Art Class Oct 1892 George, Rev. Elias and Bible Society, Apr 1897 George, Rev. Elias and Foreign and Bible Society Mar 1892, Feb, Mar 1893, May 1896 Ghost, story attached to Winster Hall Aug 1889 Gibson, Rev. W.R, Vicar of Dore, Sheffield, Aug, Dec 1911, Oct 1915 Gibson’s Charity, vacancy on caused by death of Mr. J.W. Taylor, Oct 1904 Gilbert, Harriet, Church Organist, Elton, Aug 1960 Gilder, Mr. T.H. of Derbyshire Times and Foresters, Aug 1898 Gilding, G., Audited Churchwardens’ Accounts 1916-17, Jun 1917 Gilding, J. and W. Slack, Joint Secretaries of Cricket Club, May 1929 Gilding, John, Jan 1917, May 1929, Aug, Dec 1930, Aug 1960 Dec 1962 Gilding, John, marriage on 2 Dec to Alice Emmeline Smith, Feb, Jun 1919 Gilding, Joyce, daughter of John and Alice Emmeline Gilding, baptism on 8 Jun, Jun 1919 Gilding, Mr., Gatekeeper at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Gilding, Mrs. and altar flowers, Sep 1930, Sep 1931 Gill, Louis, son of Thomas William and Sarah Alice Gill, born 4 Apr, Oct 1916 Gill, Sarah Alice, Oct 1916 Gill, Thomas William, Oct 1916 Gill, Wilfrid, paid for repairs to Clock, 29 Nov 1770 Nov 1888 Girls Friendly Society, candidates class Nov, Dec 1894, Jan 1895 Girls Friendly Society Feb, Mar 1895, Feb, Mar, May, Jun, Oct Nov 1896 Girls Friendly Society Festival at Bakewell on 15 Jul, Aug 1915 Girls Friendly Society, Festival on 14 Jun at Ashford Church – tea in Monsal Dale, Jul 1910 Girls Friendly Society, many short references to throughout this Volume Girls Friendly Society, quarterly meeting at the Vicarage Jan, Sewing Class Nov 1894 Girls’ Friendly Society, Candidate’s Class at Vicarage, Nov 1905 Girls’ Friendly Society, Festival at Edensor & Chatsworth, Aug 1904 Girls’ Friendly Society, Festival at Whitworth Institute, Jun 1905 Girls’ Friendly Society, many references throughout to Church services of Girls’ Friendly Society, Mrs. Nixon encouraging new members of, Oct 1906 Gisborne charity Aug 1896 Gisborne, Rev. Francis, charity, appointment of trustee to by parish council Sept 1896 Gladwin, Mr. E., Preacher, Wesleyan Reform, Jan 1897 Gladwin, Mr. R, Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Gladwin, Mr. R. prize-winner at Horticultural Society Exhibition, Sep 1897 Gladwin, Mrs, Sunday School Superintendent, Elton, Aug 1960 Gladwin, Mrs. B., Sacristan, Elton, Aug 1960 Gladwin, R. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Gladwin, Roland, baptism on 29 Dec, Jan 1930 Glebe Land on Winster Moor, 1881 tenant “for many years” John Rains Mar 1891 Glossop, Alice, aged 61, burial 29 Oct at Elton, Nov 1904 Glossop, George, aged 61, burial 26 Jan at Elton, Feb 1907 Glossop, Ivy, marriage on 17 Nov at Elton to John Buwell, Dec 1962 Glossop, Joseph, aged 19,, burial 1 Jul at Elton, Jul 1898 Glossop, Mr. G. and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Goodwin, Albert, Maypole carrier, Jun 1907 Goodwin, Clara, marr. 27 Apr to James Robinson of Manchester, May 1899 Goodwin, Effie, baptism, 2 Apr May 1893 Goodwin, Frank, baptism 2 Apr May 1893 Goodwin, Fred Morrington, baptism, 2 Apr May 1893, burial, 8 Nov Dec 1894

39 Goodwin, George & May Day, Jun 1907 Goodwin, George William, baptism 2 Apr May 1893 Goodwin, George William, marriage on 7 Sep to Ellen Hardy, Nov 1929 Goodwin, George, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Goodwin, Harry, baptism 2 Apr May 1893 Goodwin, Harry, winner at Jubilee Sports, Jul, Sep 1897 Goodwin, Henry Church Chorister Dec 1896 Goodwin, James “who works at the stone”, Apr 1897 Goodwin, James Arnold, bapt 18 May, s James & Mary Goodwin, Jun 1902 Goodwin, James May 1893 Goodwin, James, Father of Clara, May 1899 Goodwin, James, Father of Millicent & James Arnold Goodwin, Jun 1902 Goodwin, Lizzie Louisa, baptism, 2 Apr May 1893 Goodwin, Louisa, presented with Biblel from Buxton Bequest, Mar 1902 Goodwin, Margaret, burial 9 Sep at Elton, Oct 1902 Goodwin, Mary Alice, aged 9 weeks, burial 4 Jun, Jul 1907 Goodwin, Mary May 1893 Goodwin, Mary, Mother of Millicent & James Arnold Goodwin, Jun 1902 Goodwin, Millicent, bapt 18 May, dau. James & Mary Goodwin, Jun 1902 Goodwin, Milly, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Goodwin, Mr. G. & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Goodwin, Roland, infant, burial 18 Oct, Nov 1900 Goodwin, Sarah Emma, aged 3, burial 28 Oct Dec 1894 Goodwin, Sarah Emma, baptism, 2 Apr May 1893 Goodwin, Thomas, aged 2 days, burial 15 Sep, Oct 1898 Goodwin, Wilfred Church Chorister Dec 1896 Goodwin, Wilfrid, baptism, 2 Apr May 1893 Gore, Joseph of Huyton, L’pool marr.14 Aug to Sarah Ann Burton, Sep 1899 Gostick, Rev. G.C.W., Wesleyan Minister of Matlock, Mar 1913 Gould, John of Brassington, Apr 1897, Wes. Reform Chapel, Elton, Mar 1898 Gould, The Misses of Brassington & Wesleyan Annual Tea, Jan 1900 Graham, Robert, “loss of,” Aug 1960 Gramophone, Mr. Williams and his at Parochial Tea, May 1906 Gratton Mr. of Ashford, lecture on “Physical Culture in Burton Institute on 10 Mar, Mar 1911 Gratton, Maria, marriage on 31 Aug to Thomas Commins Oct 1891 Gratton, Mr. B. paid 1/6d by Parish Council, - reason not given, Oct 1904 Gratton, Mr. B., paid 1/6d for financial statements, Sep 1905 Gratton, Mr. B., paid 4/8d for forms & notices, Oct 1906 Grave Digging, charge raised from 2/6d to 3/6 per foot with min. charge 12./6d, Feb 1930 Gravedigging, charges for authorised by Church Vestry, Jun 1903 Graves, measuring staff for graves and new wheelbarrow, Apr 1902 Great Bell, expenses for mending the, 29 Dec 1769 Nov 1888 Great Rocks, Wormhill, Tideswell in 1777 Oct 1892 Greatorex , Joseph Jan ‘92 May ‘93 Dec ‘94, Jan ‘95, Mar, May, Jun , Jul, Sept , Nov 1896 Greatorex, Ann Boam, aged 79, burial 27 Sep, Oct 1907 Greatorex, Ann Elizabeth baptism on 21 Apr June 1889 Greatorex, Ann Elizabeth Prince, Oct 1916 Greatorex, Ann Elizabeth, marriage on 23 Dec 1911 to Clifford Boam, Jan 1912 Greatorex, Bernard, baptism 19 Jun Jul 1891 Greatorex, Bessie, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907

40 Greatorex, Bessy Hadfield, bapt. 2 Jan, d. Jas & Harriet Greatorex, Jan 1898 Greatorex, Betty, daughter of Henry and Georgina Greatorex, baptism on 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Greatorex, Cicely Ellen, marr 5 Jul to James Wood, South Darley, Sep 1907 Greatorex, Cicely, 2nd prize-winner for recitation, Jun 1897 Greatorex, Cora Annie, aged 1 yr 11m, burial 12 Nov Dec 1891 Greatorex, Donald, bapt 22 Sep s of James and Harriet Greatorex, Oct 1901 Greatorex, Edward and water supply, Aug 1897 Greatorex, Edward June 1889 Greatorex, Eleanor, bap 14 Jun d Jos. Hadf’ld & Helena Greatorex, Aug 1908 Greatorex, Eliza May 1890 Greatorex, Elizabeth, aged 70, burial on 14 Mar, Apr 1918 Greatorex, Ellen Elizabeth, Mother of Herbert Greatorex, Feb 1908 Greatorex, Ellen, marriage on 24 Sep to Thomas Henry Rains, Oct 1913 Greatorex, Emma, d. Joseph, marr. 20 Sep to James Lyon Fletcher, Oct 1898 Greatorex, George and Bier, Apr 1902, May 1903 Greatorex, George, aged 53, burial 31 Jan, Feb 1908 Greatorex, George, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Greatorex, George, enlisted in Notts. And Derby Regiment, Oct 1914, Oct 1916 Greatorex, George, Father of Herbert Greatorex, Feb 1908 Greatorex, George, Mar, May 1897, & Parish Council Feb, May 1900 Greatorex, George, member, Cttee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Greatorex, Georgina, Apr 1918 Greatorex, Gregory, Sidesman, Jan 1917 Greatorex, H, paid 9s 0d for repairs to Organ loft etc, May 1911 Greatorex, Harriet June 1889, Feb 1896 Greatorex, Harriet, Jan 1898, Mother of Donald Greatorex, Oct 1901 Greatorex, Helena, Mother of Eleanor Greatorex, Aug 1908 Greatorex, Helena, Mother of Mary & Lewellyn Greatorex, Jan, Nov 1902 Greatorex, Henry and Cantata, Feb 1906 Greatorex, Henry paid for repairing gate into allotments Dec 1896 Greatorex, Henry, aged 32, burial on 4 Feb, Jun 1919 Greatorex, Henry, aged 65, burial on 27 Sep, Oct 1916 Greatorex, Henry, paid 19s 7d planks for graves in 1913-14, , May 1914, Apr 1918 Greatorex, Henry, son of George and Ann Elizabeth Prince, born 11 Feb, 1915, Oct 1916 Greatorex, Herbert, bapt 5 Jan s Geo. & Ellen Elizabeth Greatorex, Feb 1908 Greatorex, Herbert, enlisted for War, Sep 1915 Greatorex, Host and Hostess at Bowling Green and Odd Fellows, Jun 1900 Greatorex, J., advert “Baker and Confectioner,” Jan 1911 Greatorex, James Edward, aged 14 weeks, burial 29 Jul, Aug 1905 Greatorex, James Feb 1896 Greatorex, James, Apr, Jun, Jul 1897, Jan, Apr 1898, Apr 1901 Greatorex, James, aged 38, burial 27 Oct, Nov 1903 Greatorex, James, Father of Donald Greatorex, Oct 1901 Greatorex, James, member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903 Greatorex, James, tender for street lamp trimming, Nov 1899 Greatorex, Jessie, bapt 15 Jun daughter of Jane Bradbury, Jul 1902 Greatorex, Joseph & new valuation list for Winster, Aug 1900 Greatorex, Joseph & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Greatorex, Joseph Hadfield, Father of Eleanor Greatorex, Aug 1908 Greatorex, Joseph Hadfield, Father of Lewellyn Greatorex, Nov 1902

41 Greatorex, Joseph Hadfield, Father of Mary Greatorex, Jan 1902 Greatorex, Joseph Hadfield, marr, 31 Dec, Knutsford to Helena Foy, Jan 1899 Greatorex, Joseph Mar, May ’88, Jun ’89, May ’90, May, Jul, Sept, Dec ’91 Greatorex, Joseph subscriber to fund for alteration to School Aug 1894 Greatorex, Joseph, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund, “ Mar 1900 Greatorex, Joseph, elected as District Councillor Jan 1895 Greatorex, Joseph, elected School Foundation Manager, Apr 1903 Greatorex, Joseph, Jan, Aug 1897, May, Jul, 1898, May 1899, May 1900 Greatorex, Josiah, aged 44, burial 26 Sep, 1905 Greatorex, Josiah, elected to Parochial Church Council, Feb 1930 Greatorex, Josiah, member, Cttee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Greatorex, Josiah, Overseer, Jan 1914 Greatorex, Kate E. prize winner at school for knitting and needlework Sept 1894 Greatorex, Lewellyn, bapt 19 Oct s of Jos. H. & Helena Greatorex, Nov 1902 Greatorex, Lilian May, baptism 19 Jun Jul 1891 Greatorex, M.A. and Women’s Institute, May 1931 Greatorex, Mary, aged 52, burial 7 Sept Oct 1894 Greatorex, Mary, bapt 6 Oct, dau Jos. Hadfield & Helena Greatorex, Jan 1902 Greatorex, Maud, baptism, 26 Jan Feb 1896 Greatorex, Maud, May Day Maid of Honour, & Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Greatorex, Miss Feb 1897, Feb 1898, May 1903, Jan 1906 Greatorex, Miss A., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Greatorex, Miss and altar flowers, Nov 1930, Nov 1931 Greatorex, Miss and Prisoners of War Fund and Patriotic Pageant in aid of, Jul 1918 Greatorex, Miss Annie, at Flower Show, Sep 1899 & May Day, Jun 1907 Greatorex, Miss Annie, Sunday School Teacher, Jan 1903 Greatorex, Miss Bertha and altar flowers, Nov 1930, Nov 1931 Greatorex, Miss Dorothy, and Ice Cream Stall at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Greatorex, Miss E. and altar flowers, Sep, Nov 1929, Feb 1930 Greatorex, Miss E. and Wesleyan Annual Tea, Jan 1899 Greatorex, Miss Lizzie, song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Greatorex, Miss M.A., contributor to Wes. Methodist “War Fund, “ Mar 1900 Greatorex, Miss M.A., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Greatorex, Miss S.J., contributor to Wes. Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Greatorex, Miss, prize-winner of Ladies Egg & Spoon Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Greatorex, Mr. J & Parish Council, Jan, Mar, Apr, Jun, Jul, Nov, Dec 1898 Greatorex, Mr. & liability for repair of footpaths, Dec 1897 Greatorex, Mr. & Mrs. E., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Greatorex, Mr. & Mrs. H., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Greatorex, Mr. & Mrs. Hadfield, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Greatorex, Mr. appointed Street Lighting Inspector, Nov 1899 Greatorex, Mr. E. & Parish Council, May, Aug 1898, Apr 1889 Greatorex, Mr. G & Parish Council Jun 1899. Jan, Aug 1900 Greatorex, Mr. G. & Parish Council, Apr, May 1901, Jun 1904 Greatorex, Mr. G. & Street Lighting Apr 1898, May 1899 Greatorex, Mr. G., appointed by Par. Coun. Overseer of waste lands, Jul 1904 Greatorex, Mr. H. measuring staff for graves & wheelbarrow £1 2s, Apr 1902 Greatorex, Mr. H., account for stage at Parochial Tea 15/- May 1905 Greatorex, Mr. H., paid 15/- Blackman’s Head Well, Oct 1906 Greatorex, Mr. J. and altar flowers, Oct 1929

42 Greatorex, Mr. J. H. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Greatorex, Mr. J. H. at Parish Council, Jun 1904, Sep 1904 Greatorex, Mr. J., paid 6/1.5d for goods, May 1903 Greatorex, Mr. J., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Greatorex, Mr. J.I., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1904 Greatorex, Mrs, congratulated by Rev. W.H. Nixon on Chn. Entertainment, May 1912 Greatorex, Mrs. and altar flowers, Feb, Oct 1930, Jan, May 1931 Greatorex, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Greatorex, Mrs. George and Wesleyan Reform Society Annual Tea, Feb 1898 Greatorex, Mrs. H. and repair of hassocks Mar 1892 Greatorex, Mrs. H., subscription of 2/6d to Sunday School, May 1905 Greatorex, Mrs. J. and flowers for Church, Nov 1931 Greatorex, Mrs. J. and Refreshments at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Greatorex, Mrs. Joseph , soloist at Wesleyan Chapel, Mar 1900 Greatorex, Mrs. Joseph, Christmas Day 1896 last time as church organist Dec 1896 Greatorex, Mrs. Josiah and the Operetta, “The Wishing Cap,” Mar 1914 Greatorex, Mrs. Josiah, Joint Sec. of Choral Society with Mr. T.H. Rains, Dec 1912 Greatorex, Mrs. Sen. and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Greatorex, Mrs. soloist on 6 Aug, Aug, Sep 1905 Greatorex, Mrs., prize-winner of Ladies Potato Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Greatorex, S. prize-winner of Boys 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Greatorex, Sarah Ann Jul 1891 Greatorex, Sarah H. prize winner at School ( knitting and needlework) Sept 1894 Greatorex, Sarah Hadfield , marriage on 11 Sep to Henry Rodman Oct 1911 Greatorex, Sarah J. prize winner at School ( needlework) Sept 1894 Greatorex, Sarah Jane, mar 6 Aug Geo. Robt. Jackson, Manch’ter, Sep 1907 Greatorex, The Misses and decoration of Wesleyan Chapel, Oct 1899 Greatorex, Victor, baptism 19 Jun Jul 1891 Greatorex, W.H. donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Greatorex, William Gregory, marr 8 Nov to Mary Elizabeth Adams, Dec 1909 Greatorex, William Henry, aged 33, burial 24 Sep, Oct 1903 Greatorex, William Henry, baptism on 20 Apr May 1890, Sept 1891 Greaves, T & Co. Ltd, advert, Aug 1960 Green Gates, Mr.& Mrs. Coates of, Aug 1906 Green Gates, Mrs. John Fletcher at, Mar 1930 Green Hillock Mine, May 1900 Green, Miss of Scarborough subscriber to Choir Fund Dec 1896 Green, Rev. T.B, Sermons on 2 May, Jul 1915 Greenfield, J. of London, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Greenland, R.P, donation to Parochial Fund Jul 1892 Greensmith, Bertha Sophia of Manchester Oct 1890 Greensmith, Dorothy Elizabeth, baptism on 7 Sep Oct 1890 Greensmith, George, marriage to Bertha Sophia Walker on 2 Apr, May 1888, Oct 1890 Greenwell, Flor’ce Audrey, bapt 30 July d Wm. F. & Jane S. G’well, Aug 1902 Greenwell, Jane Scott, Mother of Forence Audrey Greenwell, Aug 1902 Greenwell, Mr. F., Speaker at Ann. Mtg Brit & For. Bible Society, Feb 1903 Greenwell, Mr. F.W. election of School Managers, Mar, Apr 1903 Greenwell, William Frederick, Father of Florence Audrey Greenwell, Aug 1902 Gregory Mine, Ashover, and earthqualke on 18 Nov 1795, Apr 1898 Gregory, Agnes, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908

43 Gregory, Andrew, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Gregory, Ann, age 70, burial on 3 Nov, Dec 1931 Gregory, Annie prize winner at School (knitting ) Sept 1894 Gregory, Annie, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 & Crown Bible, Jan 1909 Gregory, Anthony Sept 1894 Gregory, Anthony, Father of Edmund Gregory, Feb 1900 Gregory, C & P, two children & Sunday School, May 1909 Gregory, C, prize-winner of Mens races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Gregory, Charles Anthony, baptism 8 Aug Sept 1894 Gregory, Charles, recipient of Crown Bible, Jan 1909 Gregory, Charles, Conductor of Lea Mills Prize Band, Sep 1898 Gregory, Charles, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Gregory, Charles, Maypole Carrier, Jun 1907, Confirmed Feb 1908 Gregory, Eddie and May Day, Jun 1907 Gregory, Edmund, bapt. 28 Jan, son of Ant. & Sarah Ann Gregory, Feb 1900 Gregory, Emily, aged 50, burial on 16 May, Jun 1919 Gregory, F.A. & Sons, Undertakers, Aug 1960 Gregory, George (Plumber) and tenancy of allotment No. 3, May 1897 Gregory, George Sept 1889, Feb, Nov 1891 Gregory, George William, baptism 14 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Gregory, George, aged 40 burial of on 19 June July 1888 Gregory, George, aged 75, burial on 8 May, May 1918 Gregory, George, marr., Matlock, 21 Oct to Sarah Ann Winfield, Nov 1898 Gregory, George, marriage to Gertrude Hardy on 2 Apr May 1889 Gregory, George, salary Jun, paid for pump over the Blackerman’s Head Spring Jul 1896 Gregory, George, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Gregory, Gertrude Sept 1889, Feb 1891, Nov 1892 Gregory, Henry, aged 92, burial 17 Apr at Elton, May 1908 Gregory, John aged 64 burial on 28 Aug Oct 1888 Gregory, John, baptism 18 Aug Sept 1889 Gregory, Martha, aged 60, burial on 19 Jan, Feb 1919 Gregory, Mary Alice, aged 74, burial 3 Mar, May 1929 Gregory, Mary Alice, marr 14 Apr to Charles Henry Webster of Ible, Jun 1909 Gregory, Mary of Holloway, Mother of Norah Hannah, Jul 1899 Gregory, Mary, aged 73, burial of 16 Feb, Mar 1897 Gregory, Mary, baptism 2 Oct Nov 1892 Gregory, Mary, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Gregory, Master J., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Gregory, Master W., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Gregory, Miss Annie, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Gregory, Miss Mary, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Gregory, Miss S., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Gregory, Miss, and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Gregory, Mr S of Birchover, advert (Horticultural) Dec 1903 Gregory, Mr S. of Birchover advert. Mar, Nov 1902 Gregory, Mr .A. & Foresters, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Gregory, Mr. & Mrs. A., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Gregory, Mr. & Mrs. George, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Gregory, Mr. A & Parish Council Apr 1898 Gregory, Mr. A., collector for Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900

44 Gregory, Mr. C., Conductor, Lea Mills Prize Band, Sep 1899 Gregory, Mr. D.C., paid 4/7d for cartage 1904-05, May 1905 Gregory, Mr. G, applicant as Clerk of Works to Sewage Scheme, Jun 1899 Gregory, Mr. G., Winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Gregory, Mr. H., Winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Gregory, Mr. S., Birchover, Gardener, estab. Over 75 years, Dec 1901 Gregory, Mr. T, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Gregory, Mrs Samuel and land at Birchover, Jun 1897 Gregory, Mrs. & cabbage field at Birchover Uppertown, May 1897 Gregory, Mrs. A. & Foresters Jul 1900, don. 1/- to Sun. Sch Treat, Aug 1905 Gregory, Norah Hannah, bapt. 23 May d of Wm. & Mary of Holloway, Jul 1899 Gregory, Norah, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907 Gregory, Philip, awarded Crown Bible, Jan 1907, Confirmed Feb 1908 Gregory, Sarah Ann, Mother of Edmund Gregory, Feb 1900 Gregory, Sarah Jane Sept 1894 Gregory, Sarah, aged 66 buriel of on 18 April, May 1888 Gregory, T, prize-winner of Youths 13-18 ( 3-legged) race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Gregory, Thomas, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros Of Felons, Dec 1897 Gregory, Tom, flag carrier on May Day, Jun 1907 Gregory, William Anthony, aged 41, burial 7 Dec, Jan 1929 Gregory, William Anthony, Confirmed 27 May, Jun 1903 Gregory, William of Holloway, Father of Norah Hannah, Jul 1899 Gregory, William paid 29 Mar 1785 for cutting trees Dec 1888 Gregory, William, Pte, Sher. For, died from wounds in France, aged 27, 29 Sep, Nov 1917 Grey Tor Mine, May 1900 Grey Tors Mine Oct 1890 Griffiths, Rev. R., Rector of Darley Dale, present at induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929 Grindrod, Mr. H.H., Inspector of Elton School, Jan 1909 Grissel Field and operations in, Jan 1901 Grissell Mine, May 1900 Grissell, close called and Robert Moore’s Charity Apr 1892 Gritstone Vein Mine, May 1900 Grizzle Charity, Jan 1898 Grizzle Close, application for tenancy of to Parish Council, Sep, Oct 1897 Grizzle Dole, list of recipients revised by Parish Council, Jan 1900 Grizzle Field, tenancy of Joshua Moseley Feb, Mar 1898 Grizzle Field, tenancy of Thomas Newton, Feb 1897 Grocer and Tallow Chandler, Samuel Woolley, Jun 1898 Grouse, 16 Dec 1882, many killed by “severe snowstorm” Mar 1891 Grundy, Rev. G.W. Oct 1897, Oct 1899, Oct 1900, Oct 1901 Grundy, Rev. J. preacher Jan 1893, Feb, Mar 1894 Gyte, James, worked at Plackett Mine in 1844 Apr 1890 Hacking, Rev. Egbert, Vicar of Cromford Oct 1896 Hackney, Thomas Hammond, aged 19, burial 15 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Hadden & Best, Messrs, paid 7/6 for minute book, Oct 1906 Haddon, Isolation Hospital at, Jun 1899 Hadfield, B, prize-winner of Girls 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Hadfield, Edward, aged 78, burial 29 Jan, Feb 1903 Hadfield, Elizabeth, pupil of George Buxton Jan 1890 Hadfield, George William, aged 44, burial on 10 May, Oct 1916

45 Hadfield, Hannah, aged 57, burial 22 Jun, Jul 1905 Hadfield, Joseph, aged 44, burial on 10 May, Jun 1916 Hadfield, Joseph, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Hadfield, Joseph, sale of Millclose Mine on 30 Jan 1844 to Joseph Wass Apr 1890 Hadfield, Mr. I. & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Hadfield, Rev. E.A. on holiday and Vicar takes services at South Darley , Sep 1929 Hadfield, Rev. E.A. Vicar of South Darley Oct 1896 Hadfield, Rev. E.A., Feb 1917 Sermon at Harvest Festival Service, Oct 1918 Hadfield, Rev. E.A., Mem. Services for Pte Wm. Gregory & Sapper Wm. Smith, Nov 1917 Hadfield, Rev. E.A., Vicar of South Darley Apr 1901, Jun 1903, Oct 1908 Hadfields, Mr. publican Dec 1889 Hage, Mary, aged 80, burial 20 Feb, May 1929 Hair Powder, Dec 1888, licences for on 25 Dec 1795 May 1889 Hale, Thomas paid 14 Jan 1787 for “Givin…A Hancher” Dec 1888 Hall & Haynes Charity, letter from Charity Commission to Par. C., Nov 1899 Hall & Haynes Charity, Nov 1899 Hall Charity Aug 1896 Hall, John, Butcher, Jun 1898 Hall, Micah in 1777 Oct 1892 Hall, Robert, Chapelwarden 1782 Dec 1888 Hall, Thomas paid 6 Jan 1788 “for cring the Millay” Dec 1888 Hall, William 1685 left by Will Gussill Close “for the benefit of the poor” Mar 1889 Hall, William buried at Winster Jan 14 1685 Mar 1889 Hall, William Marsland former resident of, Nov 1903 Hall, William, his will dated 23 Dec 1685 and Charity Apr 1892 Hall, Winster, built 1628-29 by Francis Moore Feb 1889 Hallam, Ann, marriage on 1 Aug to John Millward, Sep 1910 Hallam, George of South Darley marr 28 Dec to Mary Ethel Wilson, Jan 1905 Hallam, George, Father of Gladys Ethel Hallam, Jan 1907 Hallam, Gladys Ethel bapt 9 Dec dau George & Mary Ethel Hallam, Jan 1907 Hallam, Mary Ethel, Mother of Gladys Ethel Hallam, Jan 1907 Hallam, Percy, soloist, Lea Mills Prize Band at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Halloran, Thomas, aged 69, burial 6 Oct, Nov 1902 Halls Charity Mar Apr 1892 Hamersley, Rev. Herbert, Letter from Edensor Vicarage, Nov 1916 Hancock, Harold Wilfred, son of Harold and Mary Ellen Hancock, born 20 May, Oct 1916 Hancock, Harold, Oct 1916 Hancock, Mary Ellen, Oct 1916 Hancock, Mr. J.T. of Eyam, sermons to Wesleyan Chapel, Elton, Nov 1898 Hancock, Stella, advert, Aug 1960 Hancock’s Charity, Mar 1897 Handley, Edward Laurence, marriage on 18 Jun to Mary Elizabeth Wint, Aug 1960 Handley, Mrs. B.M., Parish Clerk and Sacristan, Aug 1960 Handley, S., Preacher, Wesleyan Reform, Jan 1897 Handley, William, Brassington, marr 15 Feb to Mary Smith, Mar 1904 Hanson-Bay, Rev. L., Headmaster of Wirksworth Grammar School, Jun 1929 Hanson-Bay, Rev. L., took services during the vacancy before apptmt of new Vicar, Apr 1929 Hardy (or Petts), George Francis, baptism on 21 Sep, Oct 1913 Hardy, (or Petts), Mary Eliza, dau. of G.A. Hardy and F.H.H. Petts, bapt on 21 Sep, Oct 1913 Hardy, Alfred Ernest, aged 9 months, bural 19 Jan Feb 1896

46 Hardy, Annie, aged 3, burial 18 May at Elton, Jun 1898 Hardy, Anthony, aged 15, d. 19 Jul 1823 falling down shaft at Mill Close Aug 1889 Hardy, Bertha Mgt marr 1 Nov, Mat’ck, Daniel A. Downs, Birchover, Nov 1900 Hardy, Carry, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Hardy, Charles R., Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Hardy, Charles Robert, baptism, 28 Oct Dec 1894 Hardy, Charles, recipient of Crown Bible, Jan 1908 Hardy, Dorothea Phillips, daughter of Ellen Hardy, baptism on 1 Sep, Oct 1918 Hardy, Edith, marr 12 Oct to Joseph Taylor of South Darley, Nov 1904 Hardy, Eleanor Louisa, baptism on 21 Apr June 1889 Hardy, Eleanor Louisa, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Hardy, Eleanor Louisa, recipient Bible from Buxton Bequest, Feb 1903 Hardy, Elizabeth, aged 84, burial 30 Oct Dec 1890 Hardy, Ellen Jun 1889, Jun 1891, Dec 1894 Hardy, Ellen, baptism 26 Jun 1892 Hardy, Ellen, marriage on 7 Sep to George William Goodwin, Nov 1929 Hardy, Ellen, Oct 1918 Hardy, Elsie, baptism, 9 Aug Oct 1896 Hardy, Ernest Ant marr. 19 Apr, Mat’k to Elizabeth Rolley, Bonsall, Jun 1900 Hardy, Ethel, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Hardy, Family of “for some generations” at Birchover, 1897 Hardy, George Anthony, burial 12 May at Elton, Jun 1907 Hardy, George Anthony, Father of George Francis Hardy (or Petts), Oct 1913 Hardy, Gertrude, marriage of to George Gregory on 2 Apr May 1889 Hardy, Hannah, aged 71, burial 6 Jan Feb 1891 Hardy, Hannah, Mother of Norah Alexandra, Nov 1902 Hardy, Harriet, aged 67, burial on 9 Jan, Apr 1918 Hardy, Henry Aug 1892 Hardy, Henry Charles, baptism 26 Jun Aug 1892 Hardy, Henry Charles, baptism 5 Aug Sept 1891 Hardy, Henry June 1888, Sept 1891 Hardy, Henry, aged 60, burial on 1 Jun, Oct 1916 Hardy, Henry, aged 60, burial on 21 Jun, Jun 1916 Hardy, Henry, Sexton, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan 1911, Jan 1912, Jan 1915 Hardy, Hilda, child under 12, Sep 1897 Hardy, Hilda, girls prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Hardy, Jane Aug 1892, Mar 1894, Oct 1896 Hardy, Jane, aged 60, burial on 6 Jan, Mar 1911 Hardy, John, baptism 18 Feb Mar 1894 Hardy, John, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 Hardy, Joseph and Churchyard Improvement Fund Oct, Nov, Dec 1896 Hardy, Joseph William, baptism 26 Jun Aug 1892 Hardy, Joseph, (Ironmonger), Apr, Overseer, May 1898, May 1899 Hardy, Joseph, churchwarden, May 1893, for oil etc Jun, Sept 1896 Hardy, Joseph, donation to Organ Fund May 1888, Churchwarden Sept 1891 Hardy, Joseph, Father of Sarah Ann Hardy, Nov 1902 Hardy, Joseph, member of Parish Council, Apr 1910, Jan 1911 Hardy, Joseph, outgoing Churchwarden, May 1900 & Par. Coun. Apr 1901 Hardy, Lucy, daughter of Ellen Hardy, baptism on 1 Sep, Oct 1918 Hardy, Lydia, marriage 7 Dec to Walter Frost Jan 1892

47 Hardy, M, prize-winner of Girls 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Hardy, Mary Ann June 1888, Sept 1888, Aug 1889, Aug 1892 Hardy, Mary Ann, aged 73, burial on 31 Aug, Oct 1930 Hardy, Mary Hannah, baptism 23 Apr and burial 14 May, aged 9 months June 1888 Hardy, Mary Hannah, baptism 17 May Jun 1891 Hardy, Mary Hannah, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Hardy, Mary, aged 70, burial on 22 Sep, Oct 1916 Hardy, Michael Apr 1888, Aug 1892, Mar 1894, Oct 1896 Hardy, Michael Sen. and water supply, Aug 1897 Hardy, Michael, aged 66, burial 3 Jan, Jan 1901, Feb 1902 Hardy, Michael, Father 5th daughter, Bertha Margaret Hardy, Nov 1900 Hardy, Miss Ellen, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Hardy, Miss H., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hardy, Miss Helen, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Hardy, Miss Hilda, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Hardy, Miss M., Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hardy, Mr. H. & Foresters, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Hardy, Mr. H. & Rose Queen Festival, Sep 1908 Hardy, Mr. J. & tender for supply of oil, Nov 1898 Hardy, Mr. J., Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Hardy, Mr. J., nominated as Sidesman at Vestry Meeting, May 1901 Hardy, Mr. J., paid £1/19/10.5d for oil, repairs etc. Apr 1902 Hardy, Mr. J., paid £2/1/4.5 for oil, repairs etc, May 1903 Hardy, Mr. J;. paid £1 13s 5.5d for oil etc by Churchwardens, May 1901 Hardy, Mr. M. paid 4/- preparing School for meetings, Sep 1905 Hardy, Mr. M. ,paid 2/- by Parish Council, - reason not given, Oct 1904 Hardy, Mr. M., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Hardy, Mr. R., paid 14/1d for cartage 1904-05, May 1905 Hardy, Mr. R., paid cartage 1/6, Park Seats, Oct 1906 Hardy, Mr., brazier & tender for Lamp and Post, Dec 1897 Hardy, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Hardy, Mrs. H. & tea in Public Hall, Feb 1897 & Foresters, Jul 1900 Hardy, Mrs. Joseph & Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Hardy, Mrs. M., paid 6/- preparing room for Parish Meetings, Oct 1906 Hardy, Mrs. of Painter’s Way donated 1/- to Sunday School Treat, Aug 1905 Hardy, Mrs. W., President of Wesleyan Reform Church, Aug 1960 Hardy, Norah Alexandra, bapt 15 Sep, d Walter & Hannah Hardy, Nov 1902 Hardy, Robert & recitation at Wesleyan Meeting, Jan 1899 Hardy, Robert & tenancies of Allotments Nod. 13 & 14, Mar 1897 Hardy, Robert, donation to Organ Fund Mar, Jun 1889, Jun 1891, Dec 1894 Hardy, Robert, marriage by licence to Eleanor Louisa Wardman 12 Mar, May 1888 Hardy, Robert, paid £4/4/9d for coal & carting for Burton Institute, Mar 1906 Hardy, Samuel, 11, died 7 Apr 1821 at Mount Pleasant Mine, Wensley Liberty Aug 1889 Hardy, Samuel, aged 77, burial 27 Mar May 1892 Hardy, Sarah Ann, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Hardy, Sarah Ann, marr 16 Oct to Frederick George Wilson, Nov 1902 Hardy, Walter, Father of Norah Alexandra, Nov 1902 Hardy, Wilfred Henry, age 5, burial on 20 Oct, Nov 1931 Hardy, Wilfred, baptism 26 Jun Aug 1892 Hardy, William Aug 1889

48 Hardy, William of Wensley, marriage on 3 Jun to Ann Elizabeth Bateman, Jul 1915 Hardy, William, aged 15, burial 22 Apr at Elton, Jun 1909 Hardy, William, tender for street lamp trimming, Nov 1899 Hargate Hall, Mrs. Whitehead of, £1 donation Church Renovations, Sep 1905 Harker, Dispensing Chemist, Matlock, advert Jan, Feb. Mar, Aug 1907 Harker, Dispensing Chemist, Matlock, advert, Jan, Feb 1904, Jan 1906 Harker, Dispensing Chemist, Matlock, advert, Jan 1908 Harker, Dispensing Chemist, Matlock, advert. Mar, Nov 1902, Dec 1903. Harle, William of Dove Holes, marriage on 4 Sept to Hannah Crowder, Oct 1912 Harmoniun, placed in church 1866 Sept 1890 Harrison, Thomas, early convert of Wesley, Feb 1897 Hart, Mr. C., Preacher, Wesleyan Methodists, Jan 1897 Hart, Rev. J. Beaty of London, officated at marriage at Matlock, Nov 1900 Hartle, John of Birchover, aged 72, burial 6 Jan, Feb 1905 Hartle, Robert, Shoe-maker, Jun 1898 Hartles, Nicholas paid Ann Low 14 June 1786 for repairing his shirt Dec 1888 Hartley, Thomas, aged 48, burial 13 Sept Oct 1896 Harvest, comments by Rev. W.H. Nixon on local, national and international, Sep 1912 Harvey, Mr. G. gardener of Stanton to Major McCreagh Thornhill Sept 1896 Harvey, Mr. of Stanton, Gardener to Major McCreagh Thornhill Sep 1898 Harvey, Mr. of Stanton, Gardener to Major McCreagh Thornhill, Sep 1897 Harvey, Mr. of Stanton, Judge at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Harvey, Rev. and occupancy of Hall by, Sep 1897 Harvey, Rev. George Gayton and occupation of Winster Hall Oct 1889 Harvey, Rev. George Gayton Apr, Incumbent of Church 14 Jan 1840 July 1888, Mar 1890 Haslam, Mr. of Worksop, donation to Organ Fund July 1889 Hassocks, repair of Mar, Apr 1890, Mar 1892 Hatherton, Lady of Penzance: Mar 1888 Hauksworth, James, aged 53 d 23 Apr 1823 at coal-pit, Codnor Park Aug 1889 Hawes, Mr. A. Bakewell R.D.C., Jan, May, Dec 1897 Hawes, Mr. A., Bakewell paid 10/8 for uncontested Parish election, May 1901 Hawes, Mr. A., Bakewell R.D.C. & Sewage Scheme, May 1899 Hawes, Mr., District Board of Guardians re Clerk’s Salary, Nov 1899 Hawkers, Joseph Walling and John Syms, Jun 1898 Hawkers’ Caravans, occupation of land by, Jun 1897 Hawkridge, Mr. County Council Organiser re dress-making Dec 1893 Hawksworlth, John William Sept 1896 Hawksworth, Douglas and May Day, Jun 1907 Hawksworth, Douglas, enlisted for War, Sep 1915 Hawksworth, Elizabeth, aged 49, burial 18 Apr, May 1906 Hawksworth, Ellen: Feb, Mar 1888 Hawksworth, Esther, marr 11 Apr to Adam Noton of Bakewell, May 1901 Hawksworth, F, May 1911 Hawksworth, Fanny prize winner at School ( knitting and needlework ) Sept 1894 Hawksworth, Fanny, aged 22, burial 17 Jan, Feb 1905 Hawksworth, Fanny, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Hawksworth, Fred, boys prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Hawksworth, Fred, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Hawksworth, Frederick William, baptism of 30 Jun Aug 1889 Hawksworth, Frederick, recipient Bible from Buxton Bequest, Feb 1903

49 Hawksworth, Guy, baptism 9 Aug Sept 1896 Hawksworth, Guy, flag carrier on May Day, Jun 1907 Hawksworth, Hardy, presented with Bible from Buxton Bequest, Mar 1916 Hawksworth, Harriet Aug 1889, Apr 1892, Sept 1896 Hawksworth, Henry, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Hawksworth, Henry, marr 2 Jun at Matlock, to Elizabeth Prime, Jun 1902 Hawksworth, James, aged 66, burial 23 May, Jun 1902 Hawksworth, James, Feb 1888, sadler Apr 1889 Hawksworth, John Heathcote Gilbert, aged 7 yrs and 8 mons, burial on 13 Nov Dec 1890 Hawksworth, John William Aug 1889, Apr 1892 Hawksworth, John William, Parish Clerk, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan 1911, Jul 1915, Mar 1919 Hawksworth, John William, gift of Silver Watch to, as Parish Clerk for 9 years, Nov 1915 Hawksworth, Lydia Dore baptized 2 Jan and buried 6 Jan: Feb 1888 Hawksworth, Lydia, aged 82, burial 13 Jan Feb 1894 Hawksworth, Mary, baptism 28 Feb Apr 1892 Hawksworth, Mary, child under 12, Sep 1897 Hawksworth, Mary, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Hawksworth, Master F., Boys’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hawksworth, Master F., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Hawksworth, Miss L. and decoration of Church for Harvest Services, Oct 1898 Hawksworth, Miss M., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hawksworth, Miss S. and May Day, Jun 1907 Hawksworth, Mr, Gatekeeper at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Hawksworth, Mr. & Mrs. J.W., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Hawksworth, Mr. & Mrs. T., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Hawksworth, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. , donation to Organ Fund Nov 1889 Hawksworth, Mr. H. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897 Hawksworth, Mr. J., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W nominated as Parish Clerk, May 1906 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W. paid 17/2 by Par. Coun., for wall on Bank, May 1901 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W. paid 7/9 for repairs by Churchwardens, May 1901 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W., member, Cttee, footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W., paid 3/0d for pointing windows etc 1904-05, May 1905 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W., paid 3/6d for cleaning launders, May 1903, Sep 1906 Hawksworth, Mr. J.W., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hawksworth, Mr. T. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Hawksworth, Mr. T. Clerk’s salary £12 , May 1903 Hawksworth, Mr. T. pd £1/11/6d for cleaning, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Hawksworth, Mr. T., Feb, 1906, Parish Clerk, paid £12, Jun 1906 Hawksworth, Mr. T., paid 2/0d for sweeping flues, May 1903 Hawksworth, Mr. T., Parish Clerk Salary £12 pd by Churchwardens, Apr 1902 Hawksworth, Mr. T., present at Vestry Meeting on 10 Apr, May 1901 Hawksworth, Mr. T.G., pd 3/6d for repairing bell ropes etc 1904-05, May 1905 Hawksworth, Mrs and altar flowers, Sep 1931 Hawksworth, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Hawksworth, Mrs. and 1 lb Stall at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Hawksworth, Mrs. Ellen, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Hawksworth, Mrs. paid 12s 0d “extra for cleaning,” Apr 1913 Hawksworth, Mrs. T. and altar flowers, Aug 1929, Aug 1930 Hawksworth, Mrs. Thomas & Wesleyan Annual Tea, Feb 1898, Jan 1899

50 Hawksworth, Susannah Robinson, marriage on 3 Aug to William Shawcross, Sep 1912 Hawksworth, T. salary Jun 1896, prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Hawksworth, Theophilus, Bell Ringer, Jan 1904, People’s Warden, May 1905 Hawksworth, Theophilus, Jan, Mar, Apr, 1910, Jan 1911, Apr 1913, May 1914, Apr 1915 Hawksworth, Thomas elected in 1862 as Parish Clerk and Sexton, Jul 1901 Hawksworth, Thomas, aged 71, Parish Clerk for 35 yrs, bur. 29 Jan, Feb 1906 Hawksworth, Thomas, died 25 Jan, Obituary, Feb 1906 Hawksworth, Thomas, Feb, Mar 1888, in 1870 appointed Sexton by the Vestry Nov 1890 Hawksworth, Thomas, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Hawksworth, Thos, Father of Esther Hawksworth his Daughter, May 1901 Hawley, Ann buried 8 Mar 1661 “being over one hundred years old” Feb 1889 Hawley, Richard and Will of Thomas Eyre, Aug 1897 Hawley, William, Labourer, Jun 1898 Hawley’s Venture Mine, May 1900 Haynes Charity May 1892 Aug 1896 Haynes, Annie, of South Darley, Mother of George Haynes, Nov 1904 Haynes, Annie, Mother Doris Jepson & Benjamin Granville Haynes, Mar 1908 Haynes, Benjamin Granville, bapt 23 Feb s Wm.R. & Annie Haynes, Mar 1908 Haynes, Benjamin Raymond, S. Darley, Father of George Haynes, Nov 1904 Haynes, Doris Jepson, bapt 23 Feb. d William Raymond & Annie, Mar 1908 Haynes, Geo, bap 30 Oct s Ben. Ray. & Annie Haynes, S. Darley, Nov 1904 Haynes, Mr. M., South Darley, marr 23 May to Annie Bark, Jun 1904 Haynes, Mr. W. paid 3s 3d by Parish Council, Feb 1897 Haynes, Rev. Joseph, Jul 1888 buried 1706 at Winster Mar 1889 Haynes, Thomas, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Haynes, William, aged 73, burial 30 May, Jun 1903 Haynes, William, Fathr. Doris Jepson & Benjamin Granville Haynes, Mar 1908 Haywood, A., paid for music for Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911 Haywood, Annie Elizabeth, aged 1 yr, burial 2 Sep at Elton, Sep 1909 Haywood, Dora, aged 15 months, burial 19 Oct at Elton, Nov 1906 Hazlehurst, Rev. G.A, Vicar of Cromford, present at induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929 Headlands, a close about 1 acre 1 rood July 1892 Headlands, The, earthquake damage to wall on 24 Mar, Apr 1903 Heal, Capt. Ernest R. of Southwell Church Army No. 1 Van, Oct, Nov 1908 Heath, Beatrice, daughter of William and Hehzibah Heath, baptism 24 May, Apr 1918 Heath, Blanche, aged 18, burial on 29 Oct, Nov 1931 Heath, Hehzibah, Apr 1918 Heath, Mary, aged 81, burial 3 Nov, Dec 1901 Heath, Mrs. William, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Heath, Mrs., received 1/- from for Parochial Tea, May 1905 Heath, William, Apr 1918 Heathcote, Mr. A.H. (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Heathcote, Mr. T., Preacher, Primitive Methodists, Jan 1897 Heathcote, Ada Louis, bapt 19 Feb d of Isaac & Louis E, Heathcote, Apr 1905 Heathcote, Albert, enlisted for War, Sep 1915 Heathcote, Alfred, aged 1 month, burial 14 Feb 1894 Heathcote, Annie Elizabeth, aged 10 weeks, burial 14 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Heathcote, B. thanked by Vicar for conveying him to several hospitals, Sep 1915 Heathcote, Beatrice Annie Louisa, bap 8 Sep d Sam. & Mary Eliz’h, Oct 1901 Heathcote, Benjamin Hugo, Royal Field Artillery, d.aged 33, 16 Nov, obituary, Jan 1917

51 Heathcote, Bernard Handley, aged 18 months, burial on 19 Nov, Dec 1910 Heathcote, Bertie William, aged 10, burial 14 Jan, Feb 1900 Heathcote, Bertie William, baptism 2 Nov Dec 1890 Heathcote, Bertie William, baptism on 30 Jan 1890 Mar 1890 Heathcote, Charlotte Ann, aged 62, burial 4 Mar, Apr 1907 Heathcote, E, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Heathcote, E, prize-winner of Boys and Girls under 7 races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Heathcote, Edith May, bap 30 Oct, d Sam. & Mary Eliz. Heathcote, Nov 1904 Heathcote, Eliza Mar Dec 1890, May, Aug 1894 Heathcote, Eliza, aged 79, burial on 9 May, Jun 1913 Heathcote, Eliza, Mother of Evie Florence Maud, Mar 1897 Heathcote, Elizabeth Feb 1892, Dec 1893 Heathcote, Elizabeth Rowland, aged 17, burial 10 Sep at Elton, Nov 1901 Heathcote, Elizabeth, Jan 1913, aged 75, burial on 12 May, Jun 1930 Heathcote, Ellis, baptism 27 Nov Dec 1893 Heathcote, Ernest Albert, aged 3, burial on 28 Sep, Oct 1911 Heathcote, Ernest and Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Heathcote, Ernest Postmaster in succession to his Father, Aug 1899 Heathcote, Ernest, Chairman of Library Committee, May 1929 Heathcote, Ernest, Churchwarden, at Vestry Meeting on 10 Apr, May 1901 Heathcote, Ernest, new Churchwarden, May 1900 Heathcote, Ernest, permission for use of field adjacent to Vicarage for Garden Fete, Jun 1930 Heathcote, Evelyn, dau. of Sam. and Elizabeth Heathcote, bapt. on 22 Dec 1912, Jan 1913 Heathcote, Evie Florence Maud, aged 3 yrs 8 months, burial 16 May, 1899 Heathcote, Evie Florence Maud, bapt 25 Feb, d. of Sam. & Eliza, Mar 1897 Heathcote, F, May 1911 Heathcote, Frank, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Heathcote, Geg. Hrbt. Son of Saml. & Mary Elizabeth Heathcote, bapt on 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Heathcote, George Junior of Elton, Father of Hannah, Jun 1899 Heathcote, George of Elton and tender for walling on Allotments, Nov 1900 Heathcote, George, aged 63, burial 29 Oct, Nov 1906 Heathcote, George, aged 82, burial 20 Dec, Elton, Jan 1899 Heathcote, George, Father of Norah whose Mother Blanche Boam, Dec 1912 Heathcote, Gertrude Ellen, baptism 2 Apr Aug 1894 Heathcote, Gertrude Ellen, marriage on 11 Nov to James Cooke, Nov 1918 Heathcote, H.C, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Heathcote, H.C. and appointment as temp. correspondent for School Managers, Jun 1915 Heathcote, Hannah (Elton) m. 19 Apr to Edwd. Chackrelt (Pors’th) Jun 1899 Heathcote, Henry Charles & Sewage Scheme costing £2600 Feb 1899 Heathcote, Henry Charles Apr, May, Jul, Sep 1888, Jun 1889, May, Nov 1890, May, 1891 Heathcote, Henry Charles Dec 1891, Jan, Apr 1892, May 1893, Aug 1894, Jan 1885 Heathcote, Henry Charles Jan, Feb, May, for carting Jun, Jul, Aug , Sept, Oct, 1896 Heathcote, Henry Charles Nov and parish magazine Dec 1896 Heathcote, Henry Charles, advertisment, Mar, Nov 1902 Heathcote, Henry Charles, article Nine Ladies Dec 1898, Feb 1899 Heathcote, Henry Charles, article on Birchover May, Jun 1897 Heathcote, Henry Charles, Chairman Nat. Deposit Friendly Soc, Nov 1899 Heathcote, Henry Charles, Chairman Par. Coun , many refs throughout Heathcote, Henry Charles, Chemist, advert, Jan, Feb 1904 Heathcote, Henry Charles, Chemist, advert. Dec 1901, Dec1903

52 Heathcote, Henry Charles, congratulated on election as Magistrate, Nov 1903 Heathcote, Henry Charles, Oddo Hall the property of, Oct 1897 Heathcote, Henry Charles, water, Aug 1897, Sewage Scheme, May 1899 Heathcote, Henry Charles,.son of Henry Charles Heathcote Aug 1891 Heathcote, Issac, appointed as Bell Ringer, Jan 1904 Heathcote, Issac, Father of Ada Louis Heathcote, Apr 1905 Heathcote, Issac, marr 7 Jan to Lois Elizabeth Smith, Feb 1903 Heathcote, James Waterhouse, aged 16, burial 26 Aug at Elton, Sep 1899 Heathcote, John & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Heathcote, John Nov 1888, Jan, Feb 1892, Dec 1893, Aug 1894 Heathcote, John, aged 16, burial 10 May Jul 1892 Heathcote, John, aged 68, burial 10 Jan at Elton, Feb 1907 Heathcote, John, Concert Artiste, Apr 1897, Mar 1898 Heathcote, John, member, Cttee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Heathcote, Jos. of Barn Farm, Birchover, aged 67, burial 17 Aug, Sep 1901 Heathcote, Joseph & damage to Blackman’s Head Well, Oct 1899 Heathcote, Joseph & finding stone at Birchover, Jun 1897 Heathcote, Joseph & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Heathcote, Joseph and “rescue” of urn on Stanton Moor Mar, Apr, Dec 1896 Heathcote, Joseph May, June ‘88, June ‘89, May ‘90, May ‘91, Jan 1892, May 1893, Oct 1894 Heathcote, Joseph, aged 1 month, burial on 21 Mar, Apr 1911 Heathcote, Joseph, painting of face of Church Clock in 1887 July 1888 Heathcote, late Joseph, Feb 1902 Heathcote, Louis Elizabeth, Mother of Ada Louis Heathcote, Apr 1905 Heathcote, Maria, infant, prize winner School ( knitting) Sept 1894 Heathcote, Maria, marr 6 Jun to Art. Geo. Robt. New. Clay Cross, Aug 1908 Heathcote, Martha Mary, aged 80, burial on 19 Feb, Mar 1930 Heathcote, Mary & memorial window in Church, Sep 1897 Heathcote, Mary Eliza’th, Mother Beatrice Annie Louisa Heathcote, Oct 1901 Heathcote, Mary Elizabeth, Apr 1918 Heathcote, Mary Elizabeth, Mother of Edith May Heathcote, Nov 1904 Heathcote, Mary Elizabeth, Mother of Samuel Henry Heathcote, Jan 1907 Heathcote, Messrs W. & Sons, paid 7/1d for Paint etc by Bur. Inst., Mar 1906 Heathcote, Minnie, Prize for 2 yrs full marks at Sunday School, May 1903 Heathcote, Miss M. Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Heathcote, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Heathcote, Mr J. and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Heathcote, Mr. Churchyard Improvements Sept 1896 Heathcote, Mr. E. for materials for Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911 Heathcote, Mr. E. elected to Parish Council, Apr 1901 Heathcote, Mr. E., Jumble Sale, Sep 1905, as Father Christmas, Jan 1907 Heathcote, Mr. E., Mar 1901, Sidesman, Apr 1902, May 1903, Feb 1906 Heathcote, Mr. E., paid 6/4.5d for goods, May 1903 Heathcote, Mr. E., account £2/18/5d for Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Heathcote, Mr. E., paid £1/11/2d for curtains, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Heathcote, Mr. G. paid £5 by Parish Coun. for walling of allotments, Mar 1901 Heathcote, Mr. G., instrumental solo at Methodist Chapel, Oct 1898 Heathcote, Mr. I., paid 3/6 for cleaning launders, May 1903 Heathcote, Mr. J. and Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898

53 Heathcote, Mr. J.C. & Prim. Meth. Jan 1902, pd 5/5.5d for goods, Apr 1902 Heathcote, Mr. T. & For’rs, Jul 1897, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900, Sep 1904 Heathcote, Mr. W. & Hort. Soc, Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1899 Heathcote, Mr. W. & Sons, paid for repairs etc 9d, Apr 1902 Heathcote, Mr. W.H., paid £1/3/9d for Royal Insurance, Bur. Inst., Mar 1906 Heathcote, Mrs. H.C. & Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Heathcote, Mrs. received 5/- from for Parochial Tea, May 1905 Heathcote, Richd. Stanley, son of Saml. and Mary Eliz. Heat’cote, bapt. on 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Heathcote, Rock, baptism 25 Dec 1891 Feb 1892 Heathcote, S, prize-winner of Boys 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Heathcote, Sam. Hnry, b Dec son Sam. & Mary Eliza’th Heathcote, Jan 1907 Heathcote, Samuel in 1828 & Assoc. For The Prosecut. of Felons, Dec 1897 Heathcote, Samuel Mar, Dec 1890, May, Aug 1894 Heathcote, Samuel paid by Parish Council for mowing nettles Sept, labour for Oct 1896 Heathcote, Samuel, aged 56, burial 3 Jan, Feb 1906 Heathcote, Samuel, Father of Beatrice Annie Louisa Heathcote, Oct 1901 Heathcote, Samuel, Father of Edith May Heathcote, Nov 1904 Heathcote, Samuel, Father of Evie Florence Maud, Mar 1897 Heathcote, Samuel, Father of Samuel Henry Heathcote, Jan 1907 Heathcote, Samuel, Jan 1913, Apr 1918 Heathcote, Samuel, marr, Matlock, 26 Dec to Mary E. Bark, Jan 1902 Heathcote, Thomas & Bible Society Centenary Meeting, Apr 1904 Heathcote, Thomas, member Cttee - footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Heathcote, Thomas, member of Parish Council, Jan, Mar 1910 Heathcote, Thomas, thanked use of Public Hall & Sewage Scheme, Feb 1899 Heathcote, W. prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Heathcote, William & memorial window in Church, Sep 1897 Heathcote, William & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Heathcote, William & Sons, paid £20/18/0d, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Heathcote, William & Sons, paid 8s 3d for repairs to windows (?Church), May 1911 Heathcote, William, aged 68, burial 7 May, Jun 1904 Heathcote, William, painting Church Clock in 1887 Jul ‘88, prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept ‘96 Heathcote, William, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Heathcote,Maria, infant prize winner at School ( needlework) Sept 1894 Hebblethwaite, Mrs. of Scarborough subscriber to choir fund Dec 1896 Hedderley, Daniel, Founder No.4. Church Bell June 1888 Heeley, John, Jun 1898 Helliwell, Beef and Pork Butcher, Darley Bridge, many adverts throughout this volume Henstock, Jessie, pulpit in Church in memory of the family, Sep 1897 Henstock, John, Wheelwright, Jun 1898 Henstock, Rev. F.W. subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894 Heron, J. Esq. Of Clifton Park, Feb 1888, Dec 1890, Sept 1896 Heron, J. of Liscard, Cheshire and donation to Parochial Fund May 1892 Heron, Mr. J. and Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Herron, Mr. subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894 Hession, Jack, Treasurer, Parochial C. Council, Magazine Secretary, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Heyton, Rev. W. of Knutsford, Jan 1899 Heywood, Miss donation to Organ Fund Aug 1890 Higginbottom, James, Oct 1916

54 Higginbottom, Margaret, Oct 1916 Higginbottom, Patrick James, son of James and Mgt. Higginbottom, born 24 Mar, Oct 1916 Higgott, Mary, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 High Peak Free Rangers Friendly Society: May 1888 High Peak News dated 13 Jun, Report of Odd Fellows Anniversary, Jul 1903 High Peak News, dated 13 May appeal for funds, Jun 1905 High Peak News, report in of British & Foreign Bible Society, Feb 1901 High Peak News, Report of Annual Parochial Tea in, Mar 1903, Feb 1904 Highways Bill, May 1897 Hill, L. of Mickleover and Foresters Dinner Jul 1896 Hill, Matthew subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894 Hill, Maud Mary, marr 4 Jul to Archibald Arthur Low Skinner, Mic’er, Aug 1906 Hill, Maud Mary, niece of Mr. & Mrs. Coates, Green Gates, Aug 1906 Hill, Mr. L. of Mickleover and Foresters, Jul 1900 Hill, Thomas, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Hill, William, Druggist, Jun 1898 Hill, William, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Histle, John , present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 History of Winster, article by A.K.S., Sep, Oct 1897 Hodgkinson, Annie Eliz Hodgkinson, Mother of Rosalie Hodgkinson, Oct 1900 Hodgkinson, Annie Eliza Aug 1890, Aug 1893, Feb 1896 Hodgkinson, Eliza, aged 80, burial on 17 May, Oct 1916 Hodgkinson, Eliza, aged 80, burial on 16 May, Jun 1916 Hodgkinson, Elizabeth Jane, baptism, 1 Dec Feb 1896 Hodgkinson, F.J., advert, Aug 1960 Hodgkinson, Francis, member (1828) Assoc. For Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Hodgkinson, Fred, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Hodgkinson, Fred, piccolo solo by, 1897 and illness, Dec 1898 Hodgkinson, Frederick William, aged 3.5 yrs, burial 2 Jun, Jul 1907 Hodgkinson, Frederick, marr. 25 Mar, Youlgrave to Tamar Holland, Apr 1903 Hodgkinson, George, baptism on 6 Jul Aug 1890 Hodgkinson, Joseph of Matlock, gift (Candle Sconces) to Church Feb 1899 Hodgkinson, Joseph subscriber to fund for alteration to School Aug 1894 Hodgkinson, Joseph, baptism 23 Jul Aug 1893 Hodgkinson, L, prize-winner of Girls 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Hodgkinson, M, prize-winner of Girls 9-11 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Hodgkinson, Messrs. S. & F., instrumetal solos at Meth. Chapel, Oct 1898 Hodgkinson, Mr. & Mrs. S., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Hodgkinson, Mr. & Mrs. T., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Hodgkinson, Mr. S, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Hodgkinson, Mr. S, Cttee Race (relay) team prize-winner at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Hodgkinson, Mr. S. soloist, Elton, May 1897, Organist, Met. Chapel, Oct 1898 Hodgkinson, Mr. T. and allotment tenancy, Jan 1898 Hodgkinson, Mr. T. at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Hodgkinson, Mrs. Samuel and Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Hodgkinson, Mrs. Samuel, Organist at Band of Hope Concert, Dec 1898 Hodgkinson, Rachel, aged 1 year 5 months, burial 11 May, Jun 1899 Hodgkinson, Robert, Pte., died of wounds in France, 24 Sep, burial 25 Sep, Oct 1918 Hodgkinson, Rosalie, bapt. 30 Sep, d Thos & Annie E. Hodgkinson, Oct 1900 Hodgkinson, S, advert, Jan, Feb, Mar, Oct 1910

55 Hodgkinson, S. and Primitive Methodists Choir, Oct 1897 Hodgkinson, Samuel and cornet solo by, Dec 1898 Hodgkinson, Samuel, burial 5 Oct 1884 “killed by falling” - New Venture Mine shaft Apr 1891 Hodgkinson, Samuel, marr., Matlock 21 Jul to Nancy Marian Nunn, Aug 1898 Hodgkinson, Samuel, member of Parish Council, Apr 1910, Jan 1911 Hodgkinson, Samuel, Shopkeeper, advert Dec 1903, Jan, Feb 1904 Hodgkinson, Samuel, Shopkeeper, advert, Aug, Sep 1907 Jan 1908 Hodgkinson, Samuel, Shopkeeper, advert, Jan 1906, Jan, Feb, Mar, 1907 Hodgkinson, Samuel, Shopkeeper, advert, May, Dec 1909 Hodgkinson, Samuel, Shopkeeper, advert. Dec 1901, Mar, Nov 1902 Hodgkinson, Samuel, visit to West Bromwich to inspect Organs, Oct 1899 Hodgkinson, Samuel, vocal solo by, Feb 1897 Hodgkinson, Thomas Aug 1890, Aug 1893, Feb 1896 Hodgkinson, Thomas, aged 61, burial on 18 Aug, Sep 1912 Hodgkinson, Thomas, Father of Rosalie Hodgkinson, Oct 1900 Hodgkinson, Vincent, Aug 1960 Hodgkinson, William, aged 70, burial 22 Feb Apr 1891 Hodgkinson,. Eliza & Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Hodgson, Herbert, Matlock, mar 13 Feb to Sarah Ann Mellor, Elton, Mar 1897 Hodgson, Robert of Manchester, marriage on 16 Feb to Emily Newton, Mar 1911 Holland, Captain, Chief Constable of Derbyshire, Dec 1899 Holland, Mr. of Youlgrave, Father of Tamar Holland, Apr 1903 Holland, Tamar, Youl’ve, marr. 25 Mar, Youlgrave Fred. Hodgkinson, Apr 1903 Holly Bush, Mrs. Needham of, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Holly, for Chapel paid on 22 Dec 1773 Nov 1888 Holmes, Ada Mary, marr 17 Jul to Isaiah Pearson, North Darley, Sep 1907 Holmes, Daniel, Weaver, Jun 1898 Holmes, Frances Annie, South Darley, marr 11 Jun to Ernest Boam, Jul 1904 Holmes, Jacob “They (Church Bells) were hung by “ 1723 June 1888 Holmes, Jacob, Governor and Inspector of Poor House 1744 Sept 1888 Holmes, Jacob, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Holmes, James paid 5 June 1790 for a new clock face Dec 1888 Holmes, Mrs., Sunday School Superintendent, Elton, Aug 1960 Holmes, Richard, Stanton, marr 3 Apr at Elton, Ethel Stone, Elton, May 1902 Home Guard, parades on Monday and Friday evenings in Burton Institute, Aug 1915 Hook and Lamb Mine, May 1900 Hope, Mary Jane, aged 49, burial 7 Jan at Elton, Feb 1905 Hopkins, Mr. E. & Primitive Methodists, Oct 1897 Hopkins, Rev. & Mrs. and Horticultural Society, Sep 1897 Hopkins, Rev. J, resident Primitive Methodist Minister, Oct 1897,Jun 1898 Hopkinson, Miss R.A. of Rowsley, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Hopkinson, Mrs. of Cricceith May 1888 Horan, Rev. C.T. lecture on “Canada” on 5 Dec by, Dec 1912, Mar 1913 Horrod, Albert James of Stanmore, Middlesex married 21 Oct Catherine Dale Nov 1896 Horse Buttocks Mine, May 1900 Horse Croft, alley leading to and nuisance in, Sep, Oct 1897 Horse Crofts Mine, May 1900 Horticultural Show, Reports of Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Horticultural Society Show, Aug 1890, Aug 1891, Aug 1894

56 Horticultural Society, Annual Exhibition list of Officers and of Prize-Winners Sept 1896 Hoskins, Mary, aged 85, burial 12 Oct Nov 1894 Hoskins, Rachel, aged 72 burial 27 March, May 1888 Hoskins, William, worked at Plackett Mine in 1844 Apr 1890 Hoskyns, Dr, Bishop & Public Reception of at Bakewell, Feb 1905 Hospital Aid Committee, Balance Sheet for 1930, Feb 1931 Hospital Committee, slow starter since last Sep, Feb 1929, rec’d £12, Apr 1929 Hospital Day, Aug 1903 Hospital Demonstration, “fixed for 13 Aug, Odd Fellows will not attend, Aug 1911, Aug 1912 Hospital Demonstration, Service on 14 Aug attended by Friendly Societies et al, Aug 1910 Hospital Demonstration/Parade, Aug 1906 Hospital Fund, house to house collection “not quite so satisfactory as formerly,” Sep 1911 Hospital Sunday Fund, May 1901 Hospital Sunday, Report of on 12 Aug, Sep 1900, Sep 1901, Aug 1904 Hospital, The Auxiliary Military, at Darley Dale, gifts to for wounded soldiers at, Oct 1918 Hospitals, donation to various in 1930, Feb 1931 House, built by Chris. Bower. Over door is stone with initials C.B. and date 1754 Feb 1889 Houseley, William, aged 77, burial 9 May, Jul 1898 Housley, A.. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Housley, Anthony prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Housley, Mr. A., Prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Housley, Mr. H., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Housley, Mr. H.J., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Housley, William, Miner, Jun 1898 Howard, Canon, of Worthing, and “The Tablet of Memory,” Oct 1919 Howard, Mr. P.H. of Stanton and complaint about night soil on public tip Sept 1896 Howe, Ada C.S. of Somerset, m. 1 Jul at Matlock to Frederic Fearn, Aug 1897 Howe, Lord Dec 1888 Howell and Marsden, President Horticultural Society Sept 1896 Howell, Mr: Mar 1888 Howsley, George, worked at Plackett Mine in 1844 Apr 1890 Hudson, Benjamin, Thatcher, Jun 1898 Hudson, Rev. T.S., Curate in Charge of Warsop Vale, Dec 1909 Hudson, Rev. T.S., Curate in Charge of Warsop Vale, Jul 1915 Hudsun, Rev. J.S., Curate of Somercotes, Dec 1906 Hughes Hallet, War Fund, Apr 1915 Hughes, James aged 24 burial on 19 Nov Dec 1888 Hughes, Rev. Ll.R., Rector of Llandudno, Jun 1907 Hunt, Amanda, marriage on 5 Nov to John Sibson, Dec 1911 Hunt, Rev. Alfred, address by on Waifs and Strays, Apr 1901 Huntingdon, Lady, Charity of June 1889 Hurt, Miss Constance, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hurt, Miss Elizabeth, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hurt, Miss G of London: donation to Organ Fund Mar 1888, Jan 1889 Hurt, Miss of Chase Cliff, Crich: Mar 1888 Hurt, Mrs. Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Hutton, William, Derbyshire Historian, Feb 1898 Hyde, Mr. A., “What The Children Like To Sing,” Oct, Nov 1899 Incense cup, found on Stanton Moor Mar, Apr, May 1896

57 Income of Clergy, “more than halved during last four years, per Rev. W.H. Nixon, Jan 1919 Incorporated Society, Grant to Church: Apr 1888 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Friendly Society, Anniversary: May 1888, June 1889 Indian King, visit to Winster 1735 Apr 1889 Ingman, Daniel, aged 56, burial on 20 Mar, Apr 1911 Ingman, Daniel, marr. 30 Aug to Sarah Ada Walker at Newark, Notts Oct 1897 Ingman, David, donation to Organ Fund May 1890 Ingman, Elizabeth, aged 80, burial 26 Oct Dec 1892 Ingman, Mr. D., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Ingman, Mr. T. & Foresters’ Anniversary, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Ingman, Mrs. & Wesleyan Reform Society Annual Tea, Feb 1898, Jan 1899 Ingman, Thomas & water Mar, Apr 1897, aged 71, burial 5 Nov, Dec 1909 Ingram, Mrs. & tea in Public Hall, Feb 1897 Inns, list of six with collecting boxes, Feb 1900 Inspector’s report of religious education Nov 1893 Isaacke, Colonel of Broadstairs, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Isolation Hospital, Belper, and Haddon, Jun 1899 Ivy House, residence of Richard Coates & formerly of Brittlebanks, Sep 1897 Jackson, Dr. of Bakwell, Aug 1912 Jackson, Elizabeth Ann, marriage on 7 Nov to Sydney Naylor Thorpe, Nov 1917 Jackson, Fred & Elton Cricket and Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Jackson, Geo. Robt, Manch’ter, marr 6 Aug Sarah Jane Greatorex, Sep 1907 Jackson, George, Jan 1889, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct, Dec 1896 Jackson, H.S., Sidesman, Jan 1917, Jan 1918 Jackson, Herbert, deceased before Elizabeth Ann Jackson’s wedding 7 Nov, Nov 1917 Jackson, Herbert, Manchester, song “How Paddy Stole The Rope,” Feb 1902 Jackson, James, Coachman To Rev.Walter Shirley, Jun 1898 Jackson, Mr. & Mrs., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Jackson, Mr. H. & songs at Annual Parochial Tea, Mar 1903 Jackson, Mr. H.G., nominates Mr. J. W. Hawksworth as Par. Clerk, May 1906 Jackson, Mr. trying to raise funds for paving Elton School Yards, Apr 1901 Jackson, Mr., song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Jackson, Mrs. and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Jackson, Mrs. Fred and Elton Cricket and Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Jackson, Mrs. Mother of Elizabeth Ann Jackson, Nov 1917 Jackson, Mrs., Choral Society practices at her residlence, “Lyndhurst,” Dec 1912 Jackson, Mrs., Jan 1906 Jackson, Stanley, thanked by Vicar for conveying him to several Hospitals, Sep 1915 Jackson’s Vein Mine, May 1900 Jacob Holmes Dot Mine, May 1900 Jacques, Mr. and humorous sketches at Par. Annual Tea, May 1900 Jagger, Mrs. Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Jagger, Rev. J.E. Vicar of Stanton Dec 1893, May, Sept 1896 Jagger, Rev. J.E., Vicar of Stanton, Sep 1897, Mar, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Jagger, Rev. J.E., Vicar of Stanton, Sep 1900, Jun 1903 James, Joseph, in 1754 & 1750, Sept, Oct 1888 James, Rev. T, Curate of Accrington, Jul 1900 Jepson, Matthew (deceased), Jan 1914 Jepson, Matthew Wm. son of Matt. (deceased) and Sarah Ellen, bapt. on 7 Dec, Jan 1914 Jepson, Matthew, Dove Holes, marr 3 Mar to Sarah Ellen Rains, Apr 1908

58 Jepson, Sarah Ellen, Jan 1914 Jewitt, Clara, baptism of on 2 Mar and burial of on 25 Feb aged 4 months Apr 1890 Jewitt, Edwin Augustus George Apr 1890 Jewitt, Edwin, Sep 1897 Jewitt, Georgiana of Matlock, aged 34 burial on 6 Nov Dec 1889 Jewitt, Georgina Apr 1890 Jewitt, Llewellynn and Hall Oct 1889 and Robin Hood’s Stride and Cratcliffe Rocks Jan 1896 Jewitt, Llewellynn, Sep, Oct 1897 John Hardy Mine, May 1900 Johnson, Alfred, Eagletor, Father of Margaret Johnson, Nov 1899 Johnson, Alice Kate, marr 25 Nov to Joseph Mosley, Dec 1905 Johnson, Ellen Julia Brissett, aged 52 burial 4 Dec at Elton, Jan 1903 Johnson, Emma Johnanna, aged 73, burial on 17 Dec, Feb 1919 Johnson, Horace, Sunday School Superintendent, Wesleyan Reform Church, Aug 1960 Johnson, James, in 1744 Sept, Oct 1888 Johnson, John, Governor and Inspector of Poor House 1744 Sept 1888 Johnson, John, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Johnson, Margaret, Eagletor, marr. 15 Nov to Albert Roberts, Nov 1899 Johnson, Miss & Miss Thompson, Stallholder, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Johnson, Miss Feb 1908 Johnson, Miss of Elton, Feb 1901, Feb 1903, Feb 1904, Feb 1905, Mar 1906 Johnson, Miss of Elton, Feb 1907 Johnson, Rev. T, of Elton, Dec 1888, Sept 1889, Aug 1891, Mar 1892, Jun 1894, May 1896 Johnson, Rev. T. conducted Memorial Service for Ralph William Shaw, Feb 1918 Johnson, Rev. T. of Elton, Feb, Mar 1904, Feb 1905, Mar, May 1906 Johnson, Rev. T. of Elton, Jan 1901 May 1902, Jan, Feb Jun, Nov 1903 Johnson, Rev. T. of Elton, Apr, Aug 1897, Mar 1898, Jan, Jun 1899 Johnson, Rev. T. of Elton, Feb 1907, Feb 1908 Johnson, Rev. T. officiated at Memorial Service 30 Nov for Ben. Hugo Heathcote, Jan 1917 Johnson, Rev. T., Mrs & Miss of Elton, Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Johnson, Rev. T., of Elton, and Memorial Service for Ptes Walker and Corless, Apr 1917 Johnson, Rev. T., officiating at marriage of W. Hardy and A.E. Bateman, Jul 1915 Johnson, Rev. T., Preacher on 13 Jul, Jul 1913 Johnson, Rev. T., Rector of Elton, officiated at funeral of Albert Marshall, Jun 1918 Johnson, Sarah Jane, aged 61, burial 23 Jan at Elton, Feb 1905 Jones, Fanny Eliza, Elton, m 8 Nov Elton to Wm. S. Stark, Dolgelly, Jan 1903 Jones, Rev. Charles, Vicar S. Andrews, Burnley, Sep 1906 Jones, Rev. R. M. of Cromford Apr 1890 Jones, W.S. of Wirksworth, Nov 1930 Jubilee Medals, June 1887, Feb 1888, Sept 1891 Jumble Sale on 23 Jun “realised with subscriptions upwards of £34,” Jul 1913 Jumble Sale, Accounts of 22 Feb, May 1909 Keate, tuning organ (contract) £2 19s 0d, 1915-6, May 1916 Keats, Albert, Sheff. Organ Works, tender for cleaning & improving, Mar 1908 Keats, Organ Tuning Contract, £2 10s 0d for 1914-15, Apr 1915 Keeling’s Close Mine, May 1900 Kenworthy, Edmund Sam. bapt 4 Nov s Wm. H.& Eliza. Kenworlthy, Nov 1900 Kenworthy, Elizabeth, Mother of Edmund Samuel Kenworthy, Nov 1900 Kenworthy, George, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Kenworthy, Hannah, baptism 12 Dec 1909, Jan 1910

59 Kenworthy, Lily, aged 2 days, burial 15 Sep, Oct 1898 Kenworthy, Mr, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Kenworthy, William Henry, Father of Edmund Samuel Kenworthy, Nov 1900 Kerfoot, Rev. J. A., Vicar, S. John, Abbeydale, Sheffield, Sep 1909 Kerfoot, Rev. J.A., Vicar of S. John’s, Abbeydale, Sep 1913 Kerfoot, Rev. J.A., Vicar S. Simons, Sheffield, Sep, Oct 1902, Sep, Oct 1904 Kevellry Rake Mine, May 1900 Kiddy, H., soloist, Lea Mills Prize Band at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Kinder, Mrs., contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Kinder, Sarah, aged 62, burial 21 May, Jun 1908 King Charles forces, passing through Winster 1642-43 Feb 1889 King Edward, Parish Council congratulations to, Mar 1901 King, Indian, visit to Winster 1735 Apr 1889 King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Ralph William Shaw, enlisted 25 Mar 1916, Feb 1918 Kirk Croft Mine, May 1900 Kirkcroft Mine Oct 1890 Kitchener, Lord, Army of, entreaty to join by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Sep 1914 Knellers, 1 dozen donated to Church, May 1930 Knot Greaves, a close 3.5 acres and Joseph Haynes charity May 1892# Knot Greaves, a close given “by will to the poor” by Joesph Haynes in 1706 Mar 1889 Knot Greaves, a field let by Parish Council, May 1897, Mar May, Jun 1898 Knot Greaves, proposed small farm building on, May 1899 Knott Greaves Charity, May, Nov 1898, Oct 1899, Oct 1900 Knott Greaves, discussed at Parish Council, Sep, Nov 1899 Knowles, George, paid £1/10/2 for newspapers for Bur. Inst., Mar 1906 Knowles, Georgina Elizabeth, marr 25 Apr to Reuben Bunting, May 1906 Knowles, Mr. V., Concert Artiste, Apr 1897 Knox, Rev. Herbert, Vicar of Sileby Loughborough, Mar, Apr 1898 Labourer & Chapel Keeper, Thomas Allison, Jun 1898 Labourer, Jacob Chadwick, Frank Cooper and William Hawley, Jun 1898 Ladies Sewing Party, Mrs. Fletcher appointed Secretary, Mar 1930 Lambeth Conference, appeal for funds by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Dec 1907 Lamplighter, appointment of Mr. W. Marshall as, Nov 1898 Lamplighter, notice inviting applications for the post of, Oct 1898 Lamplighters, asked to keep lamps lit until 12.30 New Year’s Eve, Jan 1900 Langfield, Arthur, Severn Stoke, marr.13 Apr Annie Jane Thomas, May 1898 Law, James Ashton, bapt 30 Jul s James Law & Mary Ashton, Aug 1902 Law, James, Father of James Ashton Law, Ag 1902 Lawton, Harry, “well-known Society Entertainer” at Parochial Tea, Jan 1904 Lawyer’s Clerk, Messrs Appleby and Towndrow at Oddo, Jun 1898 Lea Mills Brass Band at Horticultrual Exhibition, Oddo House Grounds Sept 1896 Lea Mills Prize Band at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Leacroft, Miss of Matlock Dale, donation to Organ Fund: Apr 1888 Lead Miners, at pit bottom at time of earthquake on 24 Mar, Apr 1903 Lead Miners, Rev. W.H. Nixon’s musings on, Nov 1913 Lead Mines, list of 60 mines in Winster Parish, May 1900 Lead Mining Custons, Rev. Herbert Milnes “Buried Alive”, Nov 1898 Lee, Miss, prize-winner of Ladies Egg and Spoon Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Leech Bros, Messrs, paid £3/12/0d for Park Seats, Oct 1906 Leek, Sir Francis in 1577 Apr 1889

60 Leigh, Mr & Mrs . of Dudwood Cottage and Elton Queen’s Jubilee, Aug 1897 Leigh, Mrs, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Leigh, Mrs. & Elton Cricket and Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Levett, James of Brixton, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Lewellyn, Rev. Gordon, Vicar S. Matthews, Stepney, E, Sep 1903 Lewin, Rev. F., Licensed Missioner in the Diocese of Gloucester Library and Reading Room, discussed by parish council Jan 1896 Library Committee, Par. Coun resolved to start Library, Sep 1900, Mar 1901 Library Committee, report of Annual Meeting on 8 Apr, May 1929 Library, approved by Charity Commissioners in Burton Institute, Oct 1930 Library, attached to The Young Men’s Club Room Nov 1890 Library, no likelihood of being built unless a gigantic effort is made, Feb 1929 Library, opening arrangements for 29 Sept discussed by Par. Coun., Oct 1900 Lick Penny Mine, May 1900 Lighting Committee, urged by Vicar “to arrange Street Lamps lit earlier in Autumn, “ Oct 1910 Lime Kiln Vien Mine, May 1900 Limekilns and Drake Mine Oct 1890 Lincolns, 10th, Pte. Frederick Rouse member of when killed in action on 14 Jun, Aug 1917 Linton, William Wade, aged 50, burial 23 Apr May 1892 Literary Committee, Jan 1929 Little England Mine, May 1900 Little John Mine, May 1900 Littlejohns, Mr. W.R. of Manchester & Organ Recital, Jul, Aug, Nov 1903 Littlejohns, Mr. W.R. Organist at funeral of Thomas Hawksworth, Feb 1906 Littlewood, Herbert of Bakewell and Breech Well Spring, Mar 1897 Littlewood, Herbert of Bakewell, contractor for water supply Jun, Aug 1897 Littlewood, Mr. H., paid 1/6 for repairing key by Churchwardens, May 1901 Litton, Hannah, of Ashbourne and epitaph dtd 13 Apr 1777, Sep 1897 Llandudno, letter from by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Aug 1913 Lodging House Keeper & Rag & Bone Dealer, Samuel Garthsides, Jun 1898 Lodging House Keeper, Joseph Bunting, Jun 1898 Lomas Mrs. E., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Lomas, Blanche, aged 42, burial 31 Jul, Aug 1906 Lomas, E. prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Lomas, Edward, aged 53, burial 4 Dec, Dec 1898 Lomas, Elizabeth, aged 85, burial of on 1 Aug Sept 1888 Lomas, Ellen, aged 72, burial on 25 Apr, May 1912 Lomas, G, butcher, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Lomas, G.W. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Lomas, George, aged 52, burial 13 Jun, Jul 1903 Lomas, George, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Lomas, George, member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903 Lomas, John Thos of Bux’n, marr. Elton 12 May to Lily Stone, Elton, Apr 1901 Lomas, John, aged 47, burial on 13 Feb, Mar 1914 Lomas, John, butcher, donation to Organ Fund May 1889, aged 66, burial 19 Mar Apr 1891 Lomas, Mr. E. , Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, , Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Lomas, Mr. G., paid 5d for goods, May 1903 Lomas, Mr. G.W. Apr 1898, tender for supply of oil, Nov 1898 Lomas, Mr. G.W. at Hort. Society Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1900

61 Lomas, Mr. G.W., tender of for supply of oil for street lighting, Nov 1899 Lomas, Mr. R. paid 10/8d for goods 1904-05, May 1905 Lomas, Mr. R. paid 5/- for piano hire at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Lomas, Mrs, congratulated by Rev. W.H. Nixon on Chn. Entertainment, May 1912 Lomas, Mrs. accnts 12/1d Parochial Tea & 15/7d Sunday School, May 1905 Lomas, Mrs. and the Operetta, “The Wishing Cap,” Mar 1914 Lomas, Mrs. E., winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Lomas, Mrs. G., entertainer at Sale of Work, Burton Institute, Jun 1904 Lomas, Mrs. George, appointed as Church Organist, Feb 1904 Lomas, Mrs. Jul, Sep 1905, Feb, May 1906, Jun 1907 Lomas, Mrs. R., Jumble Sale, Sep 1905, Organist pd. £12/10/0d Jun 1906 Lomas, Mrs. R., Organist, May 1911, Jan 1918 Lomberdale Hall, Mr. Bateman of Jul 1890 Lomberdale Hall, Mrs. Waterhouse of and Cooking Lectures, Jun 1904 London Scottish Regiment, and Leo Williams killed in action, 22 Jan, Feb 1915 London, The Bishop of and visit to Bakewell attended by Vicar and men, Nov 1913 Long, Hyam, “the well-known caricaturist,” Parochial Tea, Arp, May 1908 Longden, Ann aged 70 burial of on 10 June July 1888 Longden, Anthony, aged 85, burial on 21 Mar, Apr 1911 Longden, Elizabeth, aged 72, burial on 2 May 1890 Jul 1890 Longden, Fred, baptism of 4 Aug Sept 1889 Longden, Hilda Emma, baptism 1 Jul Aug 1891 Longden, Joseph, Sept 1889, Aug 1891, burial, aged 46, 25 Nov Jan 1895 Longden, Miss Alice, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Longden, Miss, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Longden, Mrs. and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Longden, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Longden, Sarah Ann Sept 1889, Aug 1891 Longden, Sarah Ann, aged 50, burial 19 Apr, May 1900 Longden, Sarah, aged 68, burial on 31 Jan, Feb 1914 Longden, William, chief ore dresser at Plackett Mine in 1844 Apr 1890 Longstone Amateur Dramatic Society, Dec 1911 Lord Chamberlain, Mr. Eley Clerk to, suicide Apr 1889 Louch, Rev. Norman, report of Diocesan Visitor to Church of England School, Feb, Sep 1930 Loughborough Bell Foundry, cracked Church Bell re-cast at 1846 June 1888 Lovatt, Thomas, married Ann Bower Feb 1889 Low, Ann paid 14 June 1786 for repairing Nicholas Hartles shirt Dec 1888 Lowdnes, Doris, aged 7, burial 19 Jan at Elton, Feb 1906 Lowe, John of Butterley Park, Alfreton d. 31 Dec 1825, buried at Winster Aug 1889 Lowe, Rev. A. officating at Wedding Ceremony, Matlock, Nov 1899 Loyal Triumphant Hope Lodge No. 1543 – See Odd Fellows Loyal Triumphant Hope Lodge No. 1543, see Odd Fellows Friendly Society Luckhurst, Mr. E. and allotments Jan 1896 Luck-ith-Lane Mine, May 1900 Lunatic Asylum, short address by Mr. H. Deeley on , Jul 1898 M\arket House, and meetings of N.F.D. & D.S. & S. Federation in, Dec 1919 Macdonalds, Messrs of Bakewell, Artificial Teeth, advert, Aug, Dec 1903 Macdonalds, Messrs of Bakewell, Artificial Teeth, advert Jan 1906 Macdonalds, Messrs of Bakewell, Artificial Teeth, advert Apr, May 1904 Mackay, Father, Aug 1891

62 Macmichael, The Hon. Mrs, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888, Oct 1891 MacMichael. Rev, donation to Parochial Fund Oct 1891 Mactighe, aged 56, burial on 26 Jul, Aug 1910 Magazine, The Parochial Nov 1890 Magi, and The Star In The East, Dec 1900 Main Road, nr.Nether Well complaint dirty state of caused by cattle, Oct 1898 Main Street, condition of arising from sewage operations, Oct 1899 Mairs, Henry of Hulme, Manchester June 1888 Mairs, Bertha Ellen, baptism of on 20 May June 1888 Mairs, Hannah Emily of Hulme, Manchester June 1888 Mais, Rev. Brodie, Vicar of Tansley, Jun 1898 Mal Nan Van Mine, May 1900 Mallaband, Mary, collection for Organ Fund July 1888, July 1889 Manchester Regiment, 1st and Lance Corporal Sweeney, Sep 1902 Mann, Miss, Bakewell, lecture on Pan Ang. Conf. in Market House, Dec 1907 Marchington, Miss donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Marhaall, Mr. A., Printer & Stationer, advert, Dec 1909 Mark, Joseph, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Mark, Mrs. & Primitiive Methodists, Jan 1902 Market House, celebrations at for Lance Corporal Sweeney, Sep 1902 Market House, Peace Celebrations Service at, Aug 1919 Market House, Dec 1888 Market House, drawing of by Lllewellyn Jewitt, Sep 1897 Market House, hire of by Hospital Aid Committee in 1930, Feb 1931 Market House, lecture, Miss Mann, Bakewell, on Pan Ang. Conf. In, Dec 1907 Market, July 1889 Marks, H.S. drawing by for the proprietors of Pears’ Soap Nov 1893 Marple, Jane, aged 45, burial 8 May at Elton, Jun 1906 Marples, Mr. G.Jobson. of Thornbridge Hall, Longstone, Jul 1903 Marriage, with a sister-in-law, comment on by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Sep 1907 Marriages, from 1633 to 1961, 1314 recorded in Parish Register, Dec 1962 Marriages, individually recorded under name Marriages, individually recorded under name. Marriages, recorded in Parish Registers “decline after 1823 - 3 Chapels opened,” Dec 1962 Marsden and Howell, President Horticultural Society Sept 1896 Marsden, Benjamin of Birchover: Mar 1888 Marsden, Benjamin, Confectioner, Jun 1898 Marsden, Charles, of Elton, May 1897 Marsden, Cyril, aged 1, burial 30 Apr at Elton, Jun 1905 Marsden, Elizabeth of Birchover; Apr 1888 Marsden, Evelyn Mary Ann, aged 3 weeks, burial 27 Jan at Elton, Feb 1905 Marsden, George, marr 23 Dec to Mary Rains, Jan 1904 Marsden, George, offers 1886 Millclose Mine for sale Aug 1891 Marsden, George, Printing and post cards for Doll Show 1888 Marsden, Harriet Hannah, Apr 1918 Marsden, Henry of Matlock, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Marsden, J. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Marsden, J.D. of Matlock, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Marsden, Jacob H, Elton, m 19 Dec, El’n , to Mgt Stone, Eagle Tor, Jan 1901 Marsden, John & Foresters’ Anniversary, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900

63 Marsden, John Robert, baptism on 22 Jan: Mar 1888 Marsden, John William, aged 2 yrs 7 3 mons, burial 30 Jan at Elton, Feb 1905 Marsden, John, of Birchover, marriage on 30 Sep to Elsie Boam, Oct 1911 Marsden, John, Printer, Mar 1888, Feb, Aug 1889, Jun 1890 Marsden, Jos. Harold, son of Jos Henry & Harriet Hannah Marsd’n, bapt 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Marsden, Joseph Harold, aged 10 months, burial on 25 Dec, Feb 1919 Marsden, Joseph Henry, Apr 1918 Marsden, M.J. Junior prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Marsden, Mary, aged 22, burial 23 Jun, Jul 1905 Marsden, Matt., member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Marsden, Miss, Concert artiste, Apr 1897 Marsden, Mr & Mrs., Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Marsden, Mr. G. prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897 Marsden, Mr. J. Conductor, Birchover Prize Band Jul 1896 Marsden, Mr. J. ex-corporal and Foresters, Jul 1897 Marsden, Mr. J. Junior, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Marsden, Mr. J., Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Marsden, Mr. P., at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Marsden, Mr. R. prize-winner at Hort. Society Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1899 Marsden, Mrs. F. of Elton Methodist Church, Aug 1960 Marsden, P. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Marsden, Paul, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Marsden, Peter Allen, “tragic (fatal) motor accident to, Dec 1962 Marsden, R. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Marsden, Richard, ancestor of auctioneer at Wirksworth, May 1897 Marsden, Robert of Birchover, severely injured at Millclose Mine in 1887 Oct 1891 Marsden, Robert, Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Marsden, Wilfred, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Marshall & Son, paid for printing 1913-14, £10 19s 0d, May 1914 Marshall, A, printing, Feb, Apr 1915 Marshall, A. paid for printing for Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911 Marshall, A., Printer and Stationer, advert, Jan, Feb, Mar 1910 Marshall, A.N. and Library Building, Feb 1929 Marshall, advert Oct 1910 Marshall, Albert, paid £1/4/0d for printing, Jun 1906 Marshall, Albert, paid 6/6 Receipt Cheque Book & Printing, Oct 1906 Marshall, Albert, Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Marshall, Albert, paid 10/3d for printing, May 1903 Marshall, Albert, paid 12/- for printing May 1901, 8/5d Sep 1905 Marshall, Albert, printer, etc Feb 1893, Jan, salary Jun, printing for Parish Council Oct 1896 Marshall, Albert, Primitive Methodists, Jan 1900 Marshall, Albert, aged 57, burial on 27 May and Obituary, Jun, 1918 Marshall, Albert, Feb, Sep 1897, song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Marshall, Albert, paid £1/1/9d for Church service books & printing Apr 1902 Marshall, Albert, paid 3/3d printing for Parochial Tea, May 1905 Marshall, Albert, supplier of new Church Hymn Book, Jan 1904 Marshall, Alice Aug 1892 Marshall, Alice, aged 47, burial 27 Apr, Jun 1905 Marshall, Arthur baptism 28 Jan Mar 1891 Marshall, Barbara Allen, aged 6, burial on 9 Jan, Feb 1929

64 Marshall, Bernard, flag carrier on May Day, Jun 1907 Marshall, Bernard, present at Vestry Meeting, Jul 1915, appointed Sidesman, Apr 1918 Marshall, Edwin Reginald, son of William and Margaret Marshall, born 31 Mar, Oct 1916 Marshall, Elsie Elizabeth, aged 7 months, burial 5 Sep. Oct 1897 Marshall, Elsie Elizabeth, d. of Wm. & Mgt. Baptism 22 Feb, Mar 1897 Marshall, Elsie, aged 11 years, burial 3 Oct Nov 1891 Marshall, Eric Stanley, bapt3 May son William & Margaret Marshall, Jun 1903 Marshall, Ernest, enlisted in Notts. And Derby Regiment, Oct 1914 Marshall, Ethel, marr 1 Aug, M’tlck, to Herbert Wagstaff, S. Darley, Sep 1904 Marshall, Ewart, at Colchester and Chatham for a mechanic in Flying Corps, Aug 1916 Marshall, Ewart, flag carrier on May Day, Jun 1907 Marshall, Florence May, baptism 3 Jul Aug 1892 Marshall, H. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Marshall, Harold church chorister Dec 1896 Marshall, Henry Aug 1892 Marshall, Henry, aged 63, burial on 3 Jan, Feb 1911 Marshall, Henry, Father of Sarah Alice Marshall, Sep 1903 Marshall, Herbert subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894, for carting Jun 1896 Marshall, James May 1888, Mar 1889, songman in Church Choir Dec 1896 Marshall, James, Father of Ethel Marshall, Sep 1904 Marshall, James, re-appointed Vicar’s Warden, Apr 1918 Marshall, James, Sidesman, member of Parish Council, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan 1911 Marshall, Lizzie May 1888, Mar 1891 Marshall, Lizzie, aged 53, burial on 11 Mar, Apr 1911 Marshall, Margaret, Mar 1897, Sep 1898 Marshall, Margaret, Mother of Roland, May 1901, & of Eric Stanley, Jun 1903 Marshall, Margaret, Oct 1916 Marshall, Mr J. paid 10/- by Parish Council for walling of allotments, Mar 1901 Marshall, Mr. & Mrs. A., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Marshall, Mr. & Mrs. James, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Marshall, Mr. A, collection for Organ Fund Sept 1888 Marshall, Mr. A., Printer & Stationer, Mar, Nov 1902, Jan 1906, Jan 1907 Marshall, Mr. A., Printer & Stationer, advert Feb, Mar, Sep 1907, Jan 1908 Marshall, Mr. A., Printer & Stationer, advert, May 1898, Dec 1901 Marshall, Mr. B, Sec, Parochial Church Council, Elton, Aug 1960 Marshall, Mr. B, Sidesman, Elton, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Marshall, Mr. F., soloist on 6 Aug, Aug 1905 Marshall, Mr. H., & allotment, Nov 1898, carting paid 6/- May 1901 Marshall, Mr. J, Gatekeeper at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Marshall, Mr. J., paid carting, £1/0/2d May 1903 Marshall, Mr. J., paid carting, 14/4.5d, May 1901, 12/11d, Apr 1902 Marshall, Mr. paid printg 13/6d Cantata, Feb 1906, 3/6d Jum. Sale, May 1909 Marshall, Mr. suggested Font for front page of Magazine, Jan 1930 Marshall, Mr. W. appointed as Lamplighter, Nov 1898 Marshall, Mrs. A, Judge at Prize Medal Competition, Jun 1897 Marshall, Mrs. R. and altar flowers, Aug 1930 Marshall, Percy, boys’ prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896, Church Chorister Dec 1896 Marshall, Percy, child under 12, Sep 1897 Marshall, Raymond, flag carrier on May Day, Jun 1907 Marshall, Roland, bapt 28 Apr son of William & Margaret Marshall, May 1901

65 Marshall, Sarah Alice, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Marshall, Sarah Alice, marr, M’lock to Henry Wragg of Matlock, Sep 1903 Marshall, Sarah, aged 71, burial 23 Sept Oct 1890 Marshall, Vera, Librarian of Library Committee, May 1929 Marshall, Wilfred, aged 5 years, burial 5 Apr May 1893 Marshall, Wilfred, Baptism of on 7 April, May 1888 Marshall, William Ewart, bapt. 14 Aug, son of William & Margaret, Sep 1898 Marshall, William, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Marshall, William, Father of Roland, May 1901 & of Eric Stanley, Jun 1903 Marshall, William, Mar 1897, Sep 1898, Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Marshall, William, Oct 1916 Marshalls, paid £3/5/3d for Sunday School Prizes, May 1905 Marshalls, paid 19/3d for goods at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Marshalls, paid for printing, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Marsland, Miss, 5/- received from at Rose Queen Festival, Sep 1908 Marsland, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Marsland, Mr. & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Marsland, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Marsland, Mrs. & Annual Tea Feb 1898 & Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Marsland, William “present occupier” of Hall, Sep 1897 Marsland, William, aged 78, burial 29 Oct at Bowdon, Nov 1903 Martin, Mr. of Edensor, prizes and expenses for Doll Show July 1888 Martlen, Rev. W.E. Jul 1891 Marx, Mr. Lecturer for Technical Education, Jan 1898 Masefield, Miss returned prize – Doll Show Sept 1888 Mason, George, Manager of Sunday School June 1889 Mason, Rev. J, baptizing child in private Chapel of Rowtor 1769 Apr 1889 Mason, William, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Massey, Albert, marriage on 28 Sep to Grace Annie Foxlow, Nov 1929 Matlock Gas Co., willing to extend their mains, Nov 1899 Matlock United Prize Band, at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Matlock, display of funeral garlands, Jan 1898 Matthews, Rev. J.E., Vicar of S. Peter’s, Derby, Jun 1903 Maude, Miss H. of Overton, Ellesmere and “hymn of prayer”: “In Time of War,” May 1915 May Day, Festival revived after some 15 years, Jun 1907 Maypole Dancing, May 1907 McInnes, Mr. and Mrs and Parish Magazine, Aug 1960 McInnes, Mr. J, Vicar’s Warden, Aug 1960 McKenzie, Donald, member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903 McKim, Rev. J, talk on Dr. Barnodo’s Homes, Jan 1910 McMichael. Rev. Charles & Church at Birchover Uppertown, May 1897 McNair, Rev. J., and Dr. Barnardo’s Homes, Feb 1911, Mar 1914 McNiven, J.C. of Oxted, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 McTigue, Mary, aged 83, burial 13 Mar, Apr 1898 Meachim, Mrs. entertainer, Jun 1904, Aug, Sep 1905 Meachim, Rev. G.W. Oct 1903, Apr, Sep 1904 Meadows Mine, May 1900 Meakin, Mrs. James of Elmton, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1889 Measles, epidemic of and closure of School, Oct 1910 Melland, Rev. W. subscriber to fund for alteration to school Aug 1894

66 Mellor, Frances, aged 25, burial 16 Apr, May 1907 Mellor, John, “enlisted, “ Oct 1914, “is wounded & missing,” Aug, “still no news,” Sep 1915 Mellor, John, aged 58, burial 25 Sep at Elton, Oct 1902 Mellor, Mr. E.S., Preacher, Wesleyan ReformJan 1897 Mellor, Mr. & Mrs. of Bowling Green, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Mellor, Sarah Ann, Elton, mar 13 Feb to Herbert Hodgson, Matlock, Mar 1897 Memorial Service, “for all men who gave their lives for us in the War,” Jul 1919 Memorial Service, Joint for Privates Joseph Needham Walker and William Corless, Apr 1917 Messerine, Earl, Aug 1897 Metcalfe, Miss donation to school alteration fund Sept 1894 Metcalfe, Mrs, donation to Church Parochial Fund Dec 1890 Metcalfe, T.G, Oct 1889, aged 39, burial at Fullwood Cemetery on 29 Mar May 1890 Methodist Chapels, see under full name of. Methodist Church, Elton, Aug 1960 Methodist Church, Winster, Aug 1960 Methodists, United, saving up for a new organ, Feb 1929 Midland Railway, Par. Coun. to approach “to make Winster known” Jun 1904 Midland Railway, paid £6 5s 4d for carriage of Organ Feb 1889 Miles, Augustus, Manchester, Parochial Tea, Apr 1906 Mill Close Mine, gift of £1 from Propretors of to Sunday School, May 1905 Mill Close Mine, gives a Christmas Bonus “to all their Employees,” Jan 1912 Mill Close Mine, meeting to discuss footpath to & Cttee formed, Sep 1900 Mill Close Mine, owners of gift of £5 to Public Library, Nov 1900 Mill Close Mine, received ££1 for Sunday School from, May 1909 Mill Close Mine, Rev. W.H. Nixon appeals to those “on strike,” Oct 1919 Mill Close, death of Anthony Hardy in 1823 Aug 1889 Millclose Mine in 1887, Mar 1888, Apr, Oct 1890, Aug, Sept, Oct 1891 Millclose Mine, donation to School Enlargement Fund Jan 1895 Millner, Francis, of Birchover, aged 91, burial 5 Jan at Elton, Feb 1906 Millward, John, marriage on 1 Aug to Ann Hallam, Sep 1910 Millward, John, member of Parish Council, Jan 1914, Jul 1915 Millward, John, Treasurer of Hospital Aid Committee, Feb 1931 Milnes Memorial Fund, £4/4/0d expenditure by Churchwardens, May 1909 Milnes, Mrs Mother of late Vicar & stained glass window in Church, Sep 1897 Milnes, Mrs. May 1888, returned prize – Doll Show Sept 1888 Milnes, Mrs. sale of work for Organ Fund Nov 1889 Milnes, Mrs., Jun 1909 Milnes, Rev. Herbert paid balance (£46 13s 11d) to of Organ Fund Account Feb 1889 Milnes, Rev. Herbert & earthquake on 18 Nov 1795, Apr 1898 Milnes, Rev. Herbert & Jedediah Buxton, Mar 1898 Milnes, Rev. Herbert & Vicarage, Oct 1897 Milnes, Rev. Herbert & visit for 28 Jul-2 Aug, Aug 1905 Milnes, Rev. Herbert at Odd Fellows Anniversary, Jun 1899 Milnes, Rev. Herbert in 1865 July 1888, Feb, Apr 1888, Dec 1889, Jun, Jul, Sept 1896 Milnes, Rev. Herbert, & his story “Buried Alive,” (Lead Mining), Nov 1898 Milnes, Rev. Herbert, “amongst them once more,” Dec 1899 Milnes, Rev. Herbert, Jan, Feb., May, Jun 1898, Mar 1901, Aug 1906 Milnes, Rev. Herbert, sketch made of Rowtor Hall, Birchover, Aug 1897 Milnes, Rev. Herbert, Vicar 1865-95 died at Cheltenham 11 Mar, Jun 1909 Milnes, William of Ashover & earthquake on 18 Nov 1795, Apr 1898

67 Milward, Esther Lilian., aged 10 months, burial 19 Feb, Mar 1903 Milward, Esther Lillian, bapt 6 Jul d John & Sarah Ann Milward, Aug 1902 Milward, John, Father of Esther Lillian Milward, Aug 1902 Milward, Mr. J., Sep 1904 Milward, Mr.& Mrs. of Bonsall & Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Elton, Mar 1898 Milward, Sarah Ann, Mother of Esther Lillian Milward, Aug 1902 Mine, presumably Mill Close, and “strike at the mine,” Sep 1918 Mineral Customs, Act to define and amend, 7 Aug 1857 May 1890 Miners, John Barnes, Thos Broomhill, John Staveley Wm. Housley, Jun 1898 Miners’ Arms June 1888 Miners’ Standard & land near, May 1897, Feb 1900 Miners’ Standard, advert, Aug 1960 Miners’ Standard Jul 1896 Mines, Aug 1890 Mines, names of in Winster Liberty Oct 1890 Mining Articles, 1664 No. 16 June 1889 Mining Customs, article on by unnamed author, Jan, Feb, Mar, May 1900 Mining Industry, The Jan, Feb 1894 Money Order Office, opened in 1863 Aug 1890 Money, Rev. D.W., Jul 1914, Aug 1916 Monk, Joseph, aged 60, burial 29 Nov, Dec 1908 Monk, Mr. & Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Monk, Mr. & Foresters Annual Anniversary, Jul 1897 Monk, Mr. & Mrs., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Monk, Mr. J., at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Monk, Mrs. & Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Monk, Mrs., received 2/- from for Parochial Tea, May 1905 Moor, Winster, glebe land, 1881 tenant “for many years” John Rains Mar 1891 Moore, Ann, notorious imposter of Tutbury, died aged 53 in 1813, Sep 1898 Moore, Ann, sister of Anthony Moore the Younger married Joseph Bright Sept 1892 Moore, Anthony, his Charity Mar 1892, Aug 1896 Moore, Anthony, the Younger’s Charity, will dated 1721 Aug 1892 Moore, Eliza wife of Henry Feb 1889 Moore, Elizabeth, sister of Anthony Moore the Younger married John Gallimore Sept 1892 Moore, Elizabeth, tablet in Church giving date of death as 21 Jan 1740 aged 54 Feb 1889 Moore, Francis built Hall 1628-29 Feb 1889, b. Derby m. Bakewell, 26 Apr 1624 July 1889 Moore, George, brass in Church – 7/1/1756-29/4/1841 b.Winster d Canwick, Lincs Feb 1889 Moore, George, extract from diary Feb 1889 Moore, George, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Moore, Henry brass in Church, 4th and youngest son of George Moore Feb 1889 Moore, Joseph, sale of house 13 Nov 1861 Feb 1889 Moore, Miss, address on work of Y.W.C.A., Mar 1914 Moore, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Moore, Robert Oct 1892 Moore, Robert in 1651, executor of will of Anthony Moore the Younger Mar, Aug 1892 Moore, Robert, 1718 Mar 1889 Moore, Robert, Charity Sept 1896 Moore, Robert, tablet in Church giving date of death of on 3 Aug 1762 aged 81 Feb 1889 Moore, Robert, the elder and Will of Thomas Eyre, Aug 1897 Moore’s Charity Apr 1892

68 Moore’s fold yard May 1891 Moore’s Plantation, Moore house burnt down Feb 1889 Morley, Agnes, a course of cookery classes given by Jan 1893 Morley, Mary, aged 63, burial 24 Jul, Aug 1908 Morley, Miss of Buxton, donation to Street Lighting Fund Dec 1893 Morley, Rev. John, of Matlock, Methodist Minister, Aug 1960 Morrey-Jones, Rev. H.T., Feb 1905 Morris Dance, “revived at our last flower show” Oct 1891 Morris Dancers, “ a King & Queen, a fool & a witch,” Aug 1908 Morris Dancers, gave tea to 42 wounded soldiers ( Darley Dale Red Cross Hosp.) Apr 1916 Morris Dancers, to be revived on 1 Jul, Jun 1908 Morris Dancing, Feb 1913 Morris, Messrs, London, tender Rev. H. Milnes Memorial Win., Jun 1909 Morris, Mr. and “stirring address” at Wesleyan Meeting, Jan 1899 Morton, Miss of Rochdale, Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Moseley, Ann, aged 77, burial 18 Feb at Elton, Mar 1908 Moseley, Bertha Feb 1896 Moseley, John Frederick, aged 11 mons. 3 wks, burial 21 Jan, Apr 1897 Moseley, Joshua & letter to Parish Council re Grizzle Field, Feb 1898 Moseley, Mr. A. & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Moseley, Mr. J. & Parish Council/Foresters, Apr 1897, Apr, Aug, Nov 1898 Moseley, Samual Henry, baptism, 1 Dec Feb 1896 Moseley, Sarah Annie Marton, aged 1 yr 11 months, burial 3 Apr, Apr 1901 Moseley, William Feb 1896 Moseley, William, collector for Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900 Mosey Mere Mine Oct 1890 Mosley, A, prize-winner of Boys 9-11 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Mosley, Alma Mary, bapt 7 Jun dau Ernest & Grace Mosley, Aug 1908 Mosley, Ann Maria, aged 58, burial 27 Dec, Jan 1907 Mosley, Anne, Mother of Marian Sarah Annie, Sep 1899 Mosley, B, prize-winner of Boys 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Mosley, Bertha, Mother of Edgar Owen & Winifred Mary Mosley, Oct 1908 Mosley, Bertha, Mother of Edith Eliza Mosley, Oct 1901 Mosley, Clara, aged 29, burial 16 Feb, Mar 1898 Mosley, Clarence Frederick, baptism, 10 Apr, May 1898 Mosley, Doris, bapt 4 Nov, dau Frederic & Edith Mosley, Dec 1906 Mosley, Edgar Owen, bapt 2 Aug, son of William & Bertha Mosley, Oct 1908 Mosley, Edith Eliza, bapt 30 Jun, dau William & Bertha Mosley, Oct 1901 Mosley, Edith, Feb 1912 Mosley, Edith, Mother Doris & Frederick Archie Mosley, Dec 1906, Oct 1908 Mosley, Ernest, Father, Hor. Burt’n & Alma Mary Mosley, Nov 1906, Aug 1908 Mosley, Ernest, marr 6 Jul to Grace Smith, Aug 1905 Mosley, Ernest, Oct 1912 Mosley, Frederic, Father of Doris Mosley, Dec 1906 Mosley, Frederick Archie, bapt 6 Sep, son Frederick & Edith Mosley, Oct 1908 Mosley, Frederick, Father of Frederick Archie Mosley, Oct 1908 Mosley, Frederick, Feb 1912 Mosley, George, son of Frederick and Edith, baptism on 14 Jan, Feb 1912 Mosley, Grace, Mother of Horace Burton & Alma Mary, Nov 1906, Aug 1908 Mosley, Grace, Oct 1912

69 Mosley, H, prize-winner of races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Mosley, H.E, Grocer, advert, Aug 1960 Mosley, Harold Ernest, son of Ernest and Grace Mosley, baptism on 1 Sep, Oct 1912 Mosley, Horace Burton, son of Ernest and Grace Mosley, Nov 1906 Mosley, J, prize-winner of Girls under 7 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Mosley, Joseph, marr 25 Nov to Alice Kate Johnson, Dec 1905 Mosley, Joshua re Hawkers & othrs with vans, on Bank Side, Sep 1899 Mosley, Joshua, Father of Marian Sarah Annie Mosley, Sep 1899 Mosley, Leslie, presented with Crown Bible, Apr 1918 Mosley, Marian Sarah Annie, bapt. 16 Jul at Methodist Chapel, Sep 1899 Mosley, Mr, Gatekeeper at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Mosley, Mr. Dec 1962 Mosley, Mr. E, Churchwarden, Feb 1930 Mosley, Mr. E., Sidesman, Apr 1913 Mosley, Mrs. and altar flowers, Sep 1930, Jun, Oct 1931 Mosley, Mrs. and money collected by for Churchyard, Dec 1930 Mosley, Mrs. and tribute to Rev. A.W. and Mrs. Dickens, Apr 1929 Mosley, Mrs. E. and altar flowers, Sep 1929, member of Parochial Church Council, Feb 1930 Mosley, Mrs. E. and Miss Williams distribute Parish Magazine on Main Street, Feb 1929 Mosley, Mrs. E. and Sweet Stall at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Mosley, Mrs. Senr, “loss of,” Aug 1960 Mosley, Nelly, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Mosley, Samuel Henry, marr 3 Jul at Youlgreave to Eleanor Wilson, Jul 1901 Mosley, Samuel, aged 64, burial 9 Sep, Sep 1909 Mosley, Thomas, Father of Samuel Henry Mosley his eldest son, Jul 1901 Mosley, William, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 Mosley, William, Father of Edgar Owen & Winifred Mary Mosley, Oct 1908 Mosley, William, Father of Edith Eliza Mosley, Oct 1901 Mosley, Winifred Mary, bapt 2 Aug dau of William & Bertha Mosley, Oct 1908 Moss Venture Mine, May 1900 Moss, 8 sacks of, payment for to Joseph Warfield on 26 June 1773 Nov, Dec 1888 Mother’s Union, Jun 1907 Mottershead, Mr. W.H., Matlock, advert, Footwear, Dec 1901, Mar, Nov 1902 Mottershead, Mr.,W.H., Matlock, advert, Footwear, Dec 1903, Jan, Feb 1904 Mount Pleasant Mine, Wensley Liberty Aug 1889 Mount, James of St. Leonard’s, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Mountney, Lydia, aged 78, burial 24 Jun at Elton, Jul 1903 Moxon, Dr. W. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Moxon, W. patron Horticultural Society Sept 1896 Mozley, A.R., child under 12, Sep 1897 Mozley, Bertha, Mother of Bessie Mozley, Dec 1904 Mozley, Bessie, bapt 4 Sep, daughter of William & Bertha Mozley, Dec 1904 Mozley, Ernest, appointed as Bell Ringer, Jan 1904 Mozley, Frederick, marr 5 Jul to Edith Sheldon of Birchover, Aug 1906 Mozley, Joshua & tenancy of Allotment No. 4, Mar 1897 Mozley, Joshua, marriage on 3 Oct to Anne Wagstaffe Nov 1888 Mozley, William, Father of Bessie Mozley, Dec 1904 Music, on 6 Aug, Aug 1905 Mutton, in 1822 price of Oct 1890 N.F.D. & D.S. & S. Federation, formation of branch, mtgs in Market House, Dec 1919

70 Nadin, Jane, Elton, marr 2 Apr at Row’ley to Fred Percival, Row’ley May 1902 Names Extinct In Winster Since 1843, list of 46 Names, Jun 1898 National Deposit Friendly Society, district formed, Nov 1899 National Deposit Friendly Society, Pub. Mtg to explain objects of, Jun 1899 National School, explanation of meaning of by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Jun 1906 Nattrass, Mary, and Church History, Dec 1962 Navy, volunteers, Company formed in Winster had collapsed, Aug 1898 Naylor, George, aged 9 months, burial 4 Dec at Elton, Dec 1908 Naylor, John, aged 47 died 19 Feb 1888 buried at Sutton Nov 1891 Nedin, George, aged 27, burial 30 Jul at Elton, Sep 1907 Needham, Adeline May Furniss, marriage on 4 Feb to John William Waterfall, Mar 1913 Needham, E, prize-winner of Girls 9-11 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Needham, Eliza, aged 60, burial 28 Feb Apr 1892 Needham, Evelyn Furness, marriage on 20 Feb to William Allin Taylor, Mar 1912 Needham, George of Wensley, killed at Millclose Mine on 3 Nov 1887 Oct 1891 Needham, James, aged 75, burial 17 Sept Oct 1896 Needham, Joseph, Father of Lucy Needham, Dec 1906 Needham, Joseph, marr 1 Aug to Kate Walker, Sep 1904 Needham, Kate, aged 56, burial on 26 May, Jun 1930 Needham, Kate, Mother of Lucy Needham, Dec 1906 Needham, Lucy, aged 9 months, burial 10 Jul, Sep 1907 Needham, Lucy, bapt 11 Nov, dau Joseph & Kate Needham, Dec 1906 Needham, Mary, aged 69, burial 25 Feb at Chelmorton, Mar 1905 Needham, Mrs. of Holly Bush, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Needham, Thomas, aged 3 weeks, burial 14 Nov, Dec 1904 Nether Well Pond, public watering place for cattle, Jun, Aug, Sep 1897 Nether Well, field opposite used for Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Nether Well, standing of carts on property nearby, Oct 1898, Sep 1899 New Venture Mine Apr 1891 New Venture Mine, May 1900 New Year’s Eve Social, Dec 1931 New, Arthur Geo. Robt, Clay Cross, marr 6 Jun to Maria Heathcote, Aug 1908 New, Arthur John, Bapt 27 Jun, son of Arthur & Maria New, Jul 1909 New, Arthur, Father of Arthur John, Jul 1909 New, Maria, Mother of Arthur John, Jul 1909 Newbold, Mr., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Newton, Ada, bapt 3 Aug son of Ernest and Hannah Newton, Sep 1901 Newton, Ada, May Queen, Jun 1907 Newton, Alice, baptism 31 Oct Dec 1889 Newton, Ann Dec 1889, Jul 1891 Newton, Ann, aged 52, burial of 14 Jul Aug 1889 Newton, Ann, aged 76, burial 26 Oct, Nov 1908 Newton, Annie, aged 63, burial 22 Jun, Jul 1905 Newton, Bessie, bapt. 3 Jun, daughter,. Fred & Sarah Ann Newton, Jun 1900 Newton, Bessie, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907 Newton, Betsy, aged 82, burial 1 Jan Feb 1891 Newton, Constance, bapt. 25 Jul, d. of Joe and Sarah Ann Newton, Aug 1897 Newton, Constance, May Day Crook Carrier, Jun 1907 Newton, D, prize-winner of Girls 13-18 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Newton, Doris Mary, bapt 24 Dec, dau. of Ernest & Hannah Newton, Jan 1906

71 Newton, Doris Mary, marriage on 17 Aug to Benjamin Brassington, Sep 1929 Newton, E., paid £1/17/4d washing surplices & repairing cassocks, May 1903 Newton, Edmund, bapt 9 Jun son of Samuel & Ellen Newton, Jul 1907 Newton, Elizabeth, aged 91, burial 5 Jan Feb 1892 Newton, Ellen, m. 3 Feb at Newark to Samuel Newton of Keighley, Mar 1903 Newton, Ellen, Mother of Edmund Newton, Jul 1907 Newton, Emily prize winner at School (knitting) Sept 1894 Newton, Emily, marriage of on 16 Feb to Robert Hodgson of Manchester, Mar 1911 Newton, Ernest, Father of Herbert Sep 1901 & Doris Mary Newton, Jan 1906 Newton, Fred, Father of Bessie Newton, Jun 1900 Newton, Fred, Jan, aged 46, burial on 21 Feb, Mar 1911 Newton, H. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Newton, Hannah, Mother Herbert Sep 1901 & Doris Mary Newton, Jan 1906 Newton, Hardy, enlisted in Royal Horse Artillery, Oct 1914 Newton, Henry in 1651 and charities Mar 1892 Newton, Henry, aged 78, burial on 8 Sep, Oct 1919 Newton, Henry, boys prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Newton, Henry, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Newton, Henry, Jun 1888, Apr 1890 Newton, Henry, presented with Bible from Buxton Bequest, Mar 1902 Newton, Henry, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Newton, Herbert, bapt 3 Aug son of Ernest & Hannah Newton, Sep 1901 Newton, J. Jan 1896 Newton, James Jun 1890, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Newton, Joe, Aug 1897, Father of William Cecil Newton, Dec 1902 Newton, John William, baptism, 22 Oct Dec 1889 Newton, John, aged 19, burial 12 Apr May 1891 Newton, Joseph & Water Supply, Mar 1897 Newton, Joseph Edwin, enlisted 14 Mar 1917 in Northumberland Fusiliers, Feb 1918 Newton, Joseph Edwin, Pte, aged 24, died of wounds in France, Feb 1918 Newton, Joseph Senior & Street Lighting, Nov 1899 Newton, Joseph, member of parish council Jan 1895, May, Jun, Jul, Sept, Nov 1896 Newton, Joseph, Junior donation to Organ Fund Feb 1889 Newton, L, prize-winner of Girls 9-11 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Newton, Late William, Father of Ellen Newton, Mar 1903 Newton, Letitia Blanche, marr in 1866 Henry Ann Norman, Apr 1900 Newton, Mary Ann, aged 24, burial 3 Jun Aug 1891 Newton, Mary Ann, baptism 28 May Jul 1891 Newton, Master W., Boys’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Newton, Master H. Sep 1897, at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Newton, Miss L. and altar flowers, Aug 1930 Newton, Miss Sarah Ann at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Newton, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Newton, Mr. Sep 1898, District Surveyor, Jun 1900 Newton, Mr. & Mrs. E., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Newton, Mr. & Mrs. H., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Newton, Mr. E. paid £1/15/0d for washing & repairing surplices, May 1905 Newton, Mr. E., paid £2/2/4d for washing & repairing surplices, Jun 1906 Newton, Mr. H., Sep 1897, at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Newton, Mr. J. & Foresters’, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 & Prim. Meth. Jan 1902

72 Newton, Mr. J. Member Parish Council, many references throughout Newton, Mr. J., winner at Flower Show on Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Newton, Mr. Trustee of Hall and Haynes Charity, Nov 1899 Newton, Mr., appointed Street Lighting Inspector, Nov 1899 Newton, Mrs. J. and Foresters, Jul 1900 Newton, Rachel Apr 1890 Newton, Sam. of Keighley, marr 3 Feb at Newark to Ellen Newton, Mar 1903 Newton, Samuel, son of Fred and Sarah Ann Newton, baptism on 25 Dec 1910, Jan 1911 Newton, Samuel, Father of Edmund Newton, Jul 1907 Newton, Sarah Ann and attendance at Sunday School, May 1903 Newton, Sarah Ann, Aug, “ child under 12,” Sep 1897 Newton, Sarah Ann, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Newton, Sarah Ann, girls prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Newton, Sarah Ann, Jan 1911 Newton, Sarah Ann, Mother of Bessie Newton, Jun 1900 Newton, Sarah Ann, Mother of William Cecil Newton, Dec 1902 Newton, Sarah, baptism 2 Mar Apr 1890 Newton, The Misses & Foresters, Jul 1900 Newton, Thomas Church Chorister Dec 1896 Newton, Thomas, Sidesman, Jan, Feb 1912 1912, Parish Warden, Apr 1918 Newton, Thomas, & the field, “The Grizzle,” Feb 1897 Newton, Tom, Gatekeeper at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Newton, Tom, member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1904 Newton, Vernon, bapt 29 Jun son of Fred & Mary Ann Newton, Jul 1902 Newton, Walter, donation to Organ Fund Feb 1889 Newton, William Dec 1889, Jul 1891 Newton, William Cecil, bapt 9 Nov s of Joe & Sarah Ann Newton, Dec 1902 Newton, William Walter, aged 37, burial on 22 Feb, Mar 1913 Newton, William, boys’ prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept, Church Chorister Dec 1896 Newton, William, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Newton, Willie, child under 12, Sep 1897 Newton, Wm., Harpurhey, Manc’ter, marr. 16 May to Harriett Dale, Jun 1900 Nichols, Mary, Mother of James Ashton Law, Aug 1902 Nichols, James Law, marr 5 Apr to Mary Cutting, Apr 1901 Nieketer Mine, May 1900 Night Soil, complaint about deposit of on public tip Sept 1896 Nine Ladies, Article Nine Ladies by Mr. H.C. Heathcote, Dec 1898, Feb 1899 Nixon, Rev. W.H., “best means of perpetuating memory of fallen in Great War,” May 1919 Nixon, Bernard & May Day, Jun 1907 Nixon, Bernard Wakef’ld, bapt 10 May, s Wm. Hny & Victoria Nixon, Jun 1902 Nixon, Dorothy & May Day, Jun 1907 Nixon, Dorothy, bapt 9 Nov, d Wm. Henry & Victoria Nixon, Nov 1899 Nixon, Eric & May Day, Jun 1907 Nixon, George Bernard, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Nixon, Lieut. Col. the Rev, and Peace Celebrations Service at Market House, Aug 1919 Nixon, Mary Florence, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Nixon, Miss and Prisoners of War Fund and Patriotic Pageant in aid of, Jul 1918 Nixon, Miss D, prize-winner of Sack Race at Peace Celebrations Aug 1919 Nixon, Miss W, prize-winner of Sack Race at Peace Celebrations Aug 1919 Nixon, Miss Winifred as Christmas Fairy, Jan 1907, May Day Jun 1907

73 Nixon, Miss, Sunday School Teacher, Jan 1917 Nixon, Mr. W. & Eyre’s Charity, Oct 1904 Nixon, Mr. W., J.P. of Eyam and Foresters Dinner Jul 1896 Nixon, Mrs donated tea, sugar, tarts & bread to Sun. School Treat, Jul 1905 Nixon, Mrs. & decoration of Church for Harvest Services, Oct 1898, Oct 1899 Nixon, Mrs. & Miss Prinsep, Stallholder at Sale of Work 1904, May 1905 Nixon, Mrs. & refreshments at Vicarage after Organ Recital, Aug 1903 Nixon, Mrs. & Sunday School Prize-Giving, May 1903 Nixon, Mrs. & Girls Friendly Society, Jul 1903, Nov, Dec 1905, Jan 1906 Nixon, Mrs. and Church Missionary Society Jan 1896 and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Nixon, Mrs. W.H. “seven weeks of very severe illness and operation,” Jan 1918 Nixon, Rev. W.H., letters from Sandwich Apr, home 1918 Norwich, Apr. Purfleet 1919 Nixon, Rev. W. H. & Sewage Scheme, Feb 1899, Street Lighting Dec 1900 Nixon, Rev. W. H., mtg with officials of Derbys. Educ. Cttee on Nat. Schools, Dec 1912 Nixon, Rev. W.H, Vicar of All Saints’, Matlock, Preacher at Harvest Thanksgiving, Sep 1931 Nixon, Rev. W.H. Jan, in Llandudno Aug 1910 Nixon, Rev. W.H. letters from Watford, Dec 1916; from Northampton, Jan, 1917 Nixon, Rev. W.H. & fam. absent Vicarage for 4 Sundays from 25 Jul, Jul 1904 Nixon, Rev. W.H. “engaged to preach two Sermons at Llandudno on 6 Aug, Aug 1911 Nixon, Rev. W.H. and illness, Jul 1918 Nixon, Rev. W.H. anticipates order to leave and take up Army duties, Jun 1916 Nixon, Rev. W.H. at Llandudno, Aug 1906, Sep 1909 Nixon, Rev. W.H. Chairman of Burton Institute Management Committee, Mar 1913 Nixon, Rev. W.H. in Hospital, Sheffield, Oct 1903 & to seaside, Nov 1903 Nixon, Rev. W.H. letters from 66th Division, Colchester, Jul, Aug, Sep 1916 Nixon, Rev. W.H. letters from Chelmsford, Feb, Mar, May, Aug, Sep 1917 Nixon, Rev. W.H. Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Nixon, Rev. W.H., and loan of lantern to Vicar, Feb 1931 Nixon, Rev. W.H., “at Hosp for wounded at Longshaw, Darley and Bakewell,” Sep 1915 Nixon, Rev. W.H., contrasting attendance at services in Hospital & Village Church, Feb 1916 Nixon, Rev. W.H., lecture on “Charles Kingsley and his works”, Dec 1912 Nixon, Rev. W.H., letter from Aberystwith, descr’tion of area and “khaki-clad troops,” Jun 1915 Nixon, Rev. W.H., letter from Headquarters, 73rd Division, 1 Oct, Oct 1917, 22 Jan, Jan 1918 Nixon, Rev. W.H., letters from Norwich, Dec 1918 Feb 1919 Nixon. Rev. W.H., letters to Parishioners in Parish Magazine Mar Apr, May 1896 Nixon, Rev. W.H., Vicar of Matlock Bank, present at induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929 Nixon, Rev. William Henry Feb, Jul, Sept, Nov, Dec 1896 Nixon, Rev. William Henry letters to Parishioners in Parish Magazine Jan, Feb 1896 Nixon, Rev. William Henry letters to Parishioners in Parish Magazine Jun, Jul, 1896 Nixon, Rev. William Henry letters to Parishioners in Parish Magazine Aug, Sept, 1896 Nixon, Rev. William Henry letters to Parishioners in Parish Magazine Oct, Nov 1896 Nixon, Victoria Feb 1896 Nixon, Victoria, Sep 1897, Mother of Bernard W. & Dorothy Nixon, Nov 1899 Nixon, Victoria, Jun 1902 Nixon, W. of Eyam, Father of Rev. W. H. Nixon Dec 1896 Nixon, William Eric, bap 27 Aug, s of Will. Henry and Victoria Nixon, Sep 1897 Nixon, William Henry, Father of Bernard Wakefield Nixon, Jun 1902 Nixon, William of Eyam & British and Foreign Bible Society, Mar, Apr 1904

74 Nixon, Winifred Trendell, baptism, 8 Jan Feb 1896 Nixton, Mr. C.W. of Sheffield and Odd Fellows, Jun 1900 Nodder, Rev. J.B., Vicar of Ashover, Oct 1899 Non-conformists, 1 in religious census in 1676 Oct 1890 Norman, Blanche, aged 78, burial 19 Feb, 2nd wife of H. A. Norman Mar 1900 Norman, George, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Norman, H. A. Secretary of Penny Bank in 1862 Aug 1890 Norman, Henry Ann & Hort show, Sep 1898, Foresters Jul 1899 Norman, Henry Ann & Soldiers & Sailors Families Association, Feb 1900 Norman, Henry Ann & water supply, Mar 1897, residence of Sep 1897 Norman, Henry Ann Aug ‘94, Jan ‘95, Jan, Mar, Apr, May and Foresters Jul, Sept, Dec 1896 Norman, Henry Ann, Member Parish Council, many references throughout Norman, Henry Ann, lengthy Obituary extracted from “The Record,” Apr 1900 Norman, Henry Ann, born 14 Jan 1816, died 17 Mar 1900, Apr 1900 Norman, Henry Ann, marr. in 1843 to Helen Carill Worsley Apr 1900 Norman, Henry Ann, marr. in 1866 Letitia Blanche Newton, Derbys Apr 1900 Norman, Henry Ann, Missionary, Jan 1897 Norman, Henry Ann, returned to Winster in 1894 from Nottingham, Apr 1900 Norman, James , Manager of Sunday School June 1889 Norman, Lady Elizabeth Isabella Norman, Mother of H. A. Norman, Apr 1900 Norman, Mr. R, Father of Henry Ann Norman, Apr 1900 Norman, Mrs. first wife of Henry Ann Norman, died in 1864, Apr 1900 Norman, Mrs. & Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Norman, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 North Forefield Mine, May 1900 Northhumberland Fusiliers, Arthur Walker enlisted in on 7 Oct 1916 Notcutt, Oliver, of London, Organist “on Christmas Day “ and following Sun., Dec 1912 Noton, Adam of Bakewell, marr 11 Apr to Esther Hawsksworth, May 1901 Noton, Adam Wragg, Father of Henrietta Noton, Dec 1902 Noton, Esther, Mother of Hennrietta Noton, Dec 1902 Noton, Henrietta, bapt 2 Nov d of Adam Wragg & Esther Noton, Dec 1902 Notts and Derby Regiment, 2nd, Private Harold Foxlow member of, Jun 1917 Notts and Derby, 16 th Regiment, list of 8 men joining, Aug 1915 Notts. And Derby Regiment, Rev. W.H. Nixon, Chaplain, Aug 1914 Nowell, Miss E. and altar flowers, Jun 1931 Nunn, Miss , Feb 1897, soloist at Elton, May 1897 Nunn, Nancy Marian, marr., Matlock 21 Jul to Samuel Hodgkinson, Aug 1898 Nunn, Rev. J.S. of Little Pengova, Liskeard, father of Nancy Marian, Aug 1898 Nutt, T, advert, Aug 1960 Nuttall, Mr. F.G. of Youlgreave & Wesleyans, Jan 1899, Jan 1900 Nuttall, Mr. S. & Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1898, Feb 1899 Nuttall, Sam, Senior, at Youlgreave Wes. Ref. Chapel, Jan 1900, Jul 1901 Nuttall, Samuel, Jun., Feb 1897 Oakley, Florence Nightingale, Matl’k, marr to William Wild at Matl’k, Nov 1899 Oakley, John, Matlock, Father of Florence Nightingale Oakley, Nov 1899 Oates Dole, distributed 13 May 1911 Oates, Robert Charity Jul 1892 Aug, Sept 1896 Oates, Robert in 1719 his will Jul 1892 Oates, Robert, dole: May 1888, Mar, May 1889, May 1891, May 1893, May 1894 Occupation Lane, Bonfire in for Queen’s Jubilee, Jul 1897

75 Occupation Lane, large bonfire on, June 1887 Sept 1891 Occupations, list of, (see also under specific occupation), Jun 1898 Odd Fellow, Elton, Loyal Faithful Shepherd Lodge, Jun 1899 Odd Fellows Club, Morning Service on 7 Jun attended by members of, Jun 1911 Odd Fellows Friendly Society, Anniversary: earliest ref May 1888, latest ref. Jun 1896 Odd Fellows, Jun, Jul 1903, Aug 1906 Odd Fellows, non-attendance at Hospital Demonstration on 13 Aug. Aug 1911 Odd Fellows, Report of Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900, Sep 1901 Odd Fellows, Reports of Anniversary, Jul 1897, Jul 1898, Jun 1899 Odd Fellows, Reports of Anniversary, Jun, Jul 1900 Odd Fellows, service and collection for Whitworth Hospital, Nov, Dec 1899 Odd Fellows, Thos Hawksworth, d aged 71, one of oldest members, Feb 1906 Oddo Grounds, Aug Bank Holiday and performance of Play in, Aug 1918 Oddo Hall, description of, Oct 1897 Oddo House, Annual Horticultural Exhibition at grounds of Sept 1896 Oddo, Butler at, William Vickers, Coachman at, John Sutton, Jun 1898 Oddo, Hort. Soc. Show in grounds of, Sep 1897 Oddo, John Sutton, Coachman at, Jun 1898 Oddo, Messrs Appleby & Towndrow, Lawyer’s Clerks at, Jun 1898 Oddo, Miss Spurr of, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Oddo, William Vickers Butler at, Jun 1898 Old English Dance Competition, won at Buxton on 19 Jul, Aug 1913 Old Mary, death of , “a mere gatherer of sticks who died in the workhouse,” Apr 1929 Old Mine, May 1900 Old Stone Bridge, An, poem Nov 1896 Old Weston Mine, May 1900 Oldfield, Bessie May, daughter of Mary Oldfield, baptism 17 Apr, May 1910 Oldfield, Mary, May 1910 Olotto, Juggler & equilibrist of Leicester, Sep 1898 Oom, Paul & Mrs. Kruger, burning of effigies of, Jun 1900 Open Spaces, see Bank Top and Waste Lands Operetta, “The Wishing Cap,” assists the funds of the Burton Institute, Mar 1914 Orchard Mine Apr, Oct 1890 Orchard Mine, May 1900 Organ Bellows, paid to Thomas Ashton on 26 June 1773 for leather for mending Nov 1888 Organ Blower’s Salary £1 10s 0d May 1911,May 1914, May 1916, £1 5s 0d May 1918 Organ Fund, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May June July Sept Oct 1888 Organ Tuning, paid £2 0s. 0d., Jun 1917, £2 10s 0d, May 1918, Jun 1919 Organ, builder of: Mr. Abbott of Leeds: Jan 1888 Organ, paid 9s 0d for repairs to loft etc, May 1911 Organ, specification of, erected in church Jan 1892, Jan, Nov, Dec 1888 Organ, tuning Feb 1893 Organist, Mrs. Lomas, Jan 1915, Jan 1918 Organist’s Salary, £12 10s 0d, May 1914, May 1918 Orme, Elizabeth, aged 82, burial 23 Dec, Jan 1906 Orme, Mary, aged 70, burial 9 Feb Mar 1893 Orme, Sally, of Ashover, article on in 1875, Aug 1898 Orme, Samuel, died aged 82, 23 Apr 1875 Feb 1891 Orme, William, aged 76, burial on 21 Feb, Mar 1912 Orme, William: Mar 1888

76 Ost, Rev. J.B. Missionary from China, Sermon on 25 Jul, Jul, Aug 1915 Overseer, Assistant, appointment by Parish Council, Oct 1898 Overseer, Mr. W. Wild appointed by Parish Council, Nov 1898 Overseers of the Poor, Messrs George Greatorex & J. Newton, May 1897 Overseers, Jun 1904 Overseers, relinguishing control over allotments to parish council Oct 1896 Oxgangs, 33 9 Apr 1768 Nov 1888 Paget, the Misses, Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Painter’s Way, home of Harriett Dale at her marriage on 16 May, Jun 1900 Painter’s Way, Mrs Hardy of, Aug 1905 Palmer, Rev. R. Uttoxeter Dist. Sec of Church Missionary Society Mar 1889 Pantomine, Cinderella, by “ neighbours, Youlgrave,” at Annual Tea, Feb 1905 Parents’ Union, Oct 1901 Paris Exhibition, lantern show in School by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Nov 1901 Parish Award, Jan 1897 Parish Chest, docs. to be transferred from to Par. Clerk’s Office, May 1901 Parish Clerk Salary, £12 0s 0d May 1914, Apr 1915, £12 4s 8d., May 1916. Parish Clerk & Sexton, explanation role(s) of by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Jul 1901 Parish Clerk and Sacristan, Mrs. B.M. Handley, Aug 1960 Parish Clerk Salary, £12 0s 0d Jun 1917, May 1918, £12 0s. 0d. Jun 1919 Parish Clerk, Albert Roberts, Jan 1918 Parish Clerk, resignation of effective in Sep, May 1914 Parish Council & elections to, Mar 1898, Apr 1901 Parish Council Clerk, £15 inclusive, Oct 1898, £12 May 1909 Parish Council Clerk, increase in salary of agreed, Nov 1899 Parish Council, 1st meeting, report of, held on 15 April, May 1896 Parish Council, 2nd meeting, report of, held on 19 Dec 1895 Parish Council, 3rd meeting, report of, held on 25 Jun, Jul 1896 Parish Council, 4th meeting, report of, held on 23 Jul, Aug 1896 Parish Council, 5th meeting, report of, held on 20 Aug, Sept 1896 Parish Council, 6th Meeting, report of, held on 8 Oct, 1896 Parish Council, 7th meeting, report of, held on 5 Nov, Dec 1896 Parish Council, and grant to form Library Building Fund, Feb 1929 Parish Council, attending Hospital Demonstration Service on 14 Aug 1910 Parish Council, Bank Account, transfer of, Jul 1904 Parish Council, Extraordinary Meeting re Queen Victoria’s death, Feb 1901 Parish Council, full Reports of Monthly Meetings throughout Parish Council, meeting, resport of, held on 19 May Jun 1896 Parish Council, new Notice Board “be lettered and fixed,” Oct 1904 Parish Council, result of poll for May 1896 Parish Council, Statement of Accounts 1905/06 £33/9/3d, Oct 1906 Parish Council, Statement of Receipts & Payments £32/15/0d, Aug 1904 Parish Council, Statement of Receipts & Payments, £37/2/7d Sep 1905 Parish Library, books from Mrs. Tindal-Worsley & Victor Cavendish, Jan 1901 Parish Library, Nov 1900 Parish Magazine, subscribers 1901 (164), 1902 (145),1903(129), 1904(140) Parish Magazine, for Elton and Winster, Jan 1901 Parish Magazine, Nov ‘90, “many houses … refuse to receive it” Sept, closure of Dec 1896 Parish Magazine, Receipts & Expenditure 1901-07, Dec 1908 Parish Magazine, Rev. W.H. Nixon announces discontinuance of, Dec 1919

77 Parish Meeting re Street Lighting, Nov 1899, Waste Lands Nov 1900 Parish Meeting, re Memorial Window to Rev. H. Milnes cost £80 Jun 1909 Parish Officers May 1888, June 1889, May 1891 Parish Registers, “no records ……between 1140 and 1663,” Dec 1962 Parish Registers, from 1633 to 1961, 33 years “are unaccounted for,” Dec 1962 Parish Registers, review of by Mary Nattrass, Dec 1962 Park Seats, Messrs Leech Bros paid £3/12/0d, Oct 1906 Parker, Francis paid 20 Jan 1788 “for mending the Sherples” Dec 1888 Parker, George, paid for making Thos. Ashton’s coat, 17 Apr 1770 Nov 1888 Parkes, George, burial on 14 Jan aged 3 weeks: Feb 1888 Parkin, Rev. Jos. Turton officiated at Wedding, Wadsley, Sheffield, May 1901 Parks, George, aged 80, burial 30 Dec, Jan 1903 Parliamentary forces, passing through Winster 1642-43 Feb 1889 Parmenter, Rev. C., officiating at Wedding in Rowsley, May 1902 Parochial Church Council, spent £331 3s 6d during 1928, Feb 1929 Parochial Church Meeting, Annual, Jan 1929, Jan, Feb 1931 Parochial Committee, meeting on 9 Nov Dec 1896 Parochial Electors Register, Feb 1913 Parochial Entertainment, New Year’s Eve, Dec 1919 Parochial Fund, earliest ref. Nov 1890, latest ref. Apr 1895 Parochial Magazine, Feb 1897 Parochial Tea, Reports of, Feb 1905, Apr, May 1906 Parochial Tea, Reports of, Feb 1898, May 1900, Feb 1902, Mar 1903 Parochial Tea, Statement of Account for 1905, May 1905 Partington, Miss, Sep 1898, Feb, Aug, Oct 1900 Partington, Mrs, Parochial Tea, Feb 1898, Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Partington, Sarah, aged 87 bur., 8 Aug Wath on Dearne, Aug 1899 Partridge, Mr. applies to fix his machines on waste land in front of Miners Standard Jul 1896 Parwich, funeral garland, Jan 1898 Pashley, David, Server, Aug 1960 Passing Souls, poem, author not stated, Jun 1918 Patrick, Rev. J.G., Jan 1898 Patrick, Rev. Thomas, Liverpool July 1888, travelling expenses Feb 1889 Paulton, Mr., of West Bromwich & stock of Organs, Oct 1899 Pawlyn, Rev.J.H., Wesleyan Superintendent Minister of Matlock, Jun 1898 Pawson & Brailsford, Sheffield, paid 13/0d for new register, May 1903 Paxton, Sir Joseph & his wife’s relationship to Phoebe Bown, Feb 1898 Peace Celebrations, held on 19 Jul, Aug 1919 Peach, Rev. H., Wedding at Primitive Methodist Chapel, Oct 1904 Pears’ Soap, drawing by H.S. Marks for the proprietors of Nov 1893 Pearson, Ada Mary, May 1910 Pearson, George, Incumbent of Church, 8 Dec 1806 Pearson, Isaiah, North Darley, marr 17 Jul to Ada Mary Holmes, Sep 1907 Pearson, Issiah, May 1910 Pearson, James of Yalton, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Pearson, Marjorie, daughter of Issiah and Ada Mary Pearson, baptism 1 May, May 1910 Pearson, Rev George, in 1806, May, Jun 1889 Pearson, Rev George, monument in Church, died 11 Nov 1811 aged 65 May 1889 Pearson, T. soloist, Lea Mills Prize Band at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Pearson, William, worked at Plackett Mine in 1844 Apr 1890

78 Pedlar’s Parade, The and dancing and Mrs. Fletcher at Garden Fete, Vicarage, Jun 1930 Pelly, Rev J, lecture by May 1891 Pelly, Rev. Stanley A., Vicar of Swanwick, Mar 1897, Mar, Apr 1902 Penny Bank, opened in 1862 Aug 1890 Percival, Fred, Rowsley, marr 2 Apr at Rowsley Jane Nadin, Elton, May 1902 Perkins, Rev. donation to British & Foreign Bible Society Apr 1894 Perkins, Rev. R. Organising Sec. British & Foreign Bible Society Mar 1894 Perpetual Curacy, converted into a Vicarage on 29 Nov 1866 Sept 1890 Perth, Mrs. of Clifton, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Petts (or Hardy), George Francis, baptism on 21 Sep, Oct 1913 Petts, (or Hardy), Mary Eliza, dau. of G.A. Hardy and F.H.H. Petts, bapt on 21 Sep, Oct 1913 Petts, Florence Hilda Hannah, Mother of George Anthony Petts (or Hardy), Oct 1913 Petts, George, appointed Sidesman, Apr 1918, Jan 1919 Petts, George, Secretary P.P.G.M. Odd Fellows at Elton, Jun 1899 Petts, George, Vice-Chairman of Elton Parish Council, May 1897 Petts, Hilda, aged 2 yrs 8 mons, burial 26 Oct at Elton, Nov 1905 Petts, L, prize-winner of Girls 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Phelps, Captain of Bath, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Phenney, Mrs. Ann 1702, Mar 1888, Mar 1889 Philips, Rev. H.S. and Church Missionary Society, May 1898 Phillips, Denins, Youth Club Organiser, Aug 1960 Phimister Rev. A. letters, May, Jun, Aug, Sep, Oct Nov, Dec 1929, Jan 1930 Phimister, Rev. A, refers to “friendliness shown to me and my Mother,” May 1929 Phimister, Rev. A. “taken very seriously ill,” Nov, Dec 1931 Phimister, Rev. S.T, Vicar-designate of Weston-on-Trent, Staffs, Jun 1929, Nov, Dec 1931 Piano, paid 1/- hire of, at Jumble Sale, May 1909 Piano, paid 10/- hire of and tuning 3/6d for Cantata, Feb 1906 Piano, paid 2/3d removing from Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Piano, paid 4/6d removing from Parochial Tea, May 1905 Pickford, Minnie, aged 20, burial 29 Nov, Dec 1907 Pickles, Edgar White, marriage on 8 Mar to Agnes Bateman, Apr 1930 Pickles, Rev. J. Mar 1892 Pidgeon, Emma, aged 30, burial 17 Mar, Apr 1901 Pigs, in Churchyard in 1776 Nov 1888 Pike Hall Road and allotments, Aug 1900 Pike Stone Mine, May 1900 Pinfold, on Winster Bank May 1891 Pinfold, trespass on considered by Parish Council, Sep, Dec 1897 Pits Mine Oct 1890 Pitts Mine, May 1900 Plackett Mine, in 1844 Apr, Oct 1890 Plackett Mine, May 1900 Platt Hall, Mrs. Tindal-Worsley of, and books for Library, Jan 1901 Policeman, at Cantata, Feb 1906 Poor House, copy of Agreement for maintenance of 1744 Sept Oct 1888 Poor House, Inventory taken on 20 Apr 1750 Oct 1888 Poor Rate, 1904-05, 12/3d, Sep 1905 Poor Seat, expenses for mending of, 13 July 1769 Nov 1888 Poppy Day, £13 12 9d collected on, Dec 1930 Portaway Mine, May 1900

79 Portoway Mine Oct 1890 Post Cards, Doll Show Sept 1888 Post, 2nd delivery of letters, Nov 1899, Aug, Sep 1900, Jun, Jul, Aug 1904 Postcards, Albert Marshall, advert, many throughout Postcards, Aug 1889 Postcards, Easter, on sale at Marshall & Son, Apr 1919 Postcards, picture, more spent on than income of all Missionary Organisations, Feb 1911 Potter, John Marsden, Wensley, marr 10 Feb to Lydia Bateman, Mar 1902 Potter, Joseph, member Committee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Potter, Lambert, burial aged 7 days 4 Sept Nov 1889 Potter, Mr, appointed Organist at Darley, Apr 1930 Potter, Mr. of Matlock “a legal gentleman” Feb 1899 Potter, Walter, aged 42, burial 13 Jan Mar 1894 Potter-Marsden, Harry, Sidesman, Jan, Jul 1915 Pound, encroachment of discussed by Parish Council, Aug 1897 Powell, J.H. Assoc. Sec. Church Missionary Society Apr 1890 Powell, Mr. of Derby and Church Missionary Society Feb 1888, Feb 1892 Price, A.S. Auditor, School Accounts Jul , subscriber to Choir Fund Dec 1896 Prime, Elizabeth, aged 62 years, bural 26 Dec 1892 Jan 1893 Prime, Elizabeth, marr 2 Jun at Matlock to Henry Hswksworth, Jun 1902 Prime, Miss & Tea in Public Hall, Feb 1897 Prime, Mr. N. & attendance at Odd Fellows Anniversary, Jul 1897 Prime, Nathaniel, late Father of Clara, Aug 1899 Primitive Methodist Chapel & String Band and Jubilee Celebs, Jul 1897 Primitive Methodist Chapel, Elton, May 1897, Nov 1898 Primitive Methodist Chapel, Report of Annual Tea on Xmas Day, Feb 1897 Primitive Methodist Chapel, Report of Harvest Services, Oct 1898 Primitive Methodists, new Organ, Oct 1899, new stove, Jan 1902 Primitive Methodists, Oct 1897, Jan 1900 Prince, Alan, bapt 25 Apr son of George & Ann Elizabeth Prince, Jun 1909 Prince, Ann Elizabeth, Oct 1918 Prince, Ann Elizabeth, Mother of Alan Prince, Jun 1909 Prince, Annie Elizabeth, Dec 1913, Oct 1916 Prince, D, prize-winner of Boys and Girls 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Prince, Diana, dau. of George and Ann Elizabeth Prince, born 12 Mar 1916, Oct 1916 Prince, Ethel, daughter . of George and Ann Elizabeth Prince, baptism on 1 Sep, Oct 1918 Prince, George, Dec 1913, Oct 1916. Oct 1918 Prince, George, Father of Alan Prince, Jun 1909 Prince, John, son of George and Annie Elizabeth Prince, baptism on 16 Nov, Dec 1913 Prince, Mary of Stanton, marr. at Stanton to Joseph Taylor, Aug 1899 Prince, May, aged 78, burial 12 Feb at Stanton, Mar 1906 Prince, Miss L., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Prince, Miss, Recitation by, Feb, concert artiste, Apr 1897 Prince, Mr. W.P., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Prince, Mrs A. of Stanton, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Prince, Mrs W. of Elton, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Prince, Mrs. & Miss and Hort. Soc Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Prince, Mrs. A. of Stonehaven, Elton Wesleyan Reform Church, Aug 1960 Prince, Mrs. John of Stanton, Mother of Mary, Aug 1899 Prince, William of Stanton, gift of stone to repair pavement in Churchyard, May 1913

80 Prinsep, Miss and Churchyard Improvement Fund Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov 1896 Prinsep, Elizabeth, aged 68, burial 15 Jun, Jul 1903 Prinsep, Emily Hannah, aged 22, burial 16 May June 1891 Prinsep, Joseph May 1894, Apr 1895, Hort. Soc. Sept, Dec 1896 Prinsep, Joseph and British and Foreign Bible Society Jul 1892, Apr 1894 May 1896 Prinsep, Joseph and Churchyard Improvement Fund Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec 1896 Prinsep, Joseph, & Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Apr, Jul, Oct 1897 Prinsep, Joseph, & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Prinsep, Joseph, & Parochial Annual Tea, May 1900, Mar 1903 Prinsep, Joseph, & song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Prinsep, Joseph, & subs to British and Foreign Bible Society, Jul 1897 Prinsep, Joseph, & water supply, Oct 1898 Prinsep, Joseph, appointed Librarian at salary £2 p.a., Oct 1900 Prinsep, Joseph, Church Missionary Society, Apr 1903 Prinsep, Joseph, Churchwarden, May 1903, Jun 1904, Jun 1905 Prinsep, Joseph, Jan, Feb, Sep 1900, Feb 1903, May 1905 Prinsep, Joseph, Sec. Church Missionary Society, Apr 1902 Prinsep, Joseph, “ old in harness & yet as keen as ever in his work,” Jan 1903 Prinsep, Joseph, donations to Church Missionary Society Apr 1890, Feb 1892 Prinsep, Joseph, Feb 1888, Schoolmaster June 1889, Apr 1891, Mar 1893 Prinsep, Miss & Jubilee Tea, Jul 1897 & Annual Parochial Tea, Feb 1898 Prinsep, Miss and Girls Friendly Society, Jul 1903 Prinsep, Miss E. H. May 1888, May 1889, May 1890, Jun, Jul 1892, Dec 1896 Prinsep, Miss, Jan 1903, 1904, May, Jumble Sale Sep 1905 Prinsep, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Prinsep, Mrs. and Needlework at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Prinsep, Mrs. Apr 1891, and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Prinsep, Mrs. Joseph of Winster, donation to Organ Fund Feb 1890 Prinsep, The Misses & decoration windows/lamps for Harvest Serv, Oct 1899 Prinsep, William May 1888 Prinsep, William Russell, aged 19, burial 20 Jan Feb 1892 Prinsep, William, collecting card for Bible Society May 1889 Prinsep, William, Junior: Mar 1888 Prior, Rev. Canon A.H., Rural Dean of Bakewell and induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929 Prisoners’ of War Fund, Mar 1919 Pryer, Miss of Quarndon, to China as Missionary, May 1898 Public Footpath between Winster and Darley Dale Oct 1896 Public Footpath between Winster and Darley Dale, Feb 1897 Public Hall, opening of in June 1887 Sept 1891 Public Hall, transfer of Foresters’ mtgs to, from Shoulder of Mutton, Aug 1898 Public House, “Derbyshire Sally,” explosion at in 1785 Apr 1889 Public Houses, Apr 1889 Public Tip, condition of, May 1897 Public Tip, expense of Parish Council in keeping in order, Jun 1899 Public Tip, complaint about deposit of night soil on Sept 1896 Public Tip, full – letter to District Surveyor about, Nov, Dec 1899 Public Tip, Jun, walling Aug 1904, completion of wall adjoining, Oct 1904 Public Tip, paid 11/3d James Rains for labour, Sep 1905 Public Tip, to be levelled and put in proper order, Jun 1900

81 Public Water Tap, taken away and stonework left nearby, Jun 1900 Publican, Ralph Staley, Jun 1898 Pump Lane, & sewage drainage, Jan 1898 Punch and Judy Show at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897 Pym, Miss, address on work of Y.W.C.A.., Mar 1914 Quant, Mr. expenses from Darley May 1891 Quant, Mr. Feb 1897 Queen Victoria, Feb 1901 Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Jun, Sep, Oct 1897 Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Report of Public Celebrations on, Jul 1897 Radford, Mrs. Childers, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Rag & Bone Dealer & Lodging House Keeper, Samuel Garthsides, Jun 1898 Rag Man Mine, May 1900 Raike Mine Oct 1890 Railway, Public Meeting at Burton Institute on 6 Sep, Sep 1905 Raine, Mr, payment to for Bible Society expenses May 1889 Raine, Rev. J. May, June 1888, May 1890 Rains, Edith Maud from Manchester, piano and violin duet, Feb 1897 Rains, A. an c I fund Nov 1896 Rains, Ann, aged 86, burial 1 May, May 1901 Rains, Anthony, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Rains, Beatrice, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Rains, Elizabeth, aged 80, burial 14 Jan, Feb 1903 Rains, Elizabeth, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Rains, Ellen, aged 69, burial 28 Sep, Oct 1899 Rains, Florence Esther, Apr 1918 Rains, Hannah, aged 70, burial 18 Jan Feb 1895 Rains, Harriet Jan 1892, Dec 1894 Rains, Harriet, aged 73, burial on 28 Sep, Nov 1929 Rains, Harriet, baptism 29 Nov Jan 1892 Rains, Helen, arranged 3 lectures in Burton Institute, Mar 1913 Rains, Issac, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros Of Felons, Dec 1897 Rains, J.W. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Rains, James, paid 11/3d for labour at Public Tip, Sep 1905 Rains, John of Tophill, mem. (1828) Assoc. Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Rains, John of Bonsall, mem. (1828) Assoc. Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Rains, John of Griff, mem. (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Rains, John Samuel, aged 4, burial 6 Mar Apr 1892 Rains, John William May 1891 Rains, John, aged 85, burial on 3 Jul, Jul 1918 Rains, John, burial aged 97, 31 Dec 1881 Mar 1891 Rains, Joseph Stone, bapt 29 Oct 1899, Jan 1900 Rains, Joseph, death of on 3 Nov and burial of on 4 Nov 1866 Sept 1890 Rains, Late Miss Ann, Feb 1902 Rains, Late William, Feb 1902 Rains, Lucy, May Day Crook Carrier, Jun 1907 Rains, Mary E, collecting for Bible Soc. May 1889 prize winner at School (knitting) Sept 1894 Rains, Mary F. prize winner at school for needlework Sept 1894 Rains, Mary Rains Swindell, dau. Thom. & Florence Esther Rains, bapt. on 31 Mar, Apr 1918

82 Rains, Mary, marr 23 Dec to George Marsden, Jan 1904 Rains, Miss A. and Churchyard Improvement Fund Dec 1896 Rains, Miss and collecting card for British and Foreign Bible Society Mar 1893 Rains, Miss H. and British & Foreign Bible Society May 1889, May 1894 Rains, Miss H.M. and subs to British and Foreign Bible Society, Jul 1897 Rains, Miss H.M. Apr 1895 Rains, Miss Harriett, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Rains, Miss Helen & Pan-Anglican Congress, Jun 1908 Rains, Miss Helen, Sec, Lambeth Conference, Dec 1907 Rains, Miss May 1888 Rains, Miss P, Judge at Prize Medal Competition, Jun 1897 Rains, Miss P., contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Rains, Miss Phoebe & decoration of Wesleyan Chapel, Oct 1899 Rains, Miss Sarah Ellen, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Rains, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Rains, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Rains, Mr. R., of Manchester, Foresters, Aug 1898 Rains, Mr. and Mrs. subscribers to Churchyard Improvement Fund Nov, Dec 1896 Rains, Mr. J.W., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Rains, Mr. R. of Manchester, subscriber to Churchyard Improvement Fund Nov, Dec 1896 Rains, Mr. R., Manchester, Wesleyan Chapel, Mar 1900, Foresters Jul 1903 Rains, Mr. R.S, & Parish Council, Apr 1897, Apr 1898, Apr 1901 Rains, Mr. R.S. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Rains, Mr. R.S. member of parish council Jan 1895, Jun, Jul, Sept 1896 Rains, Mr. R.S., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903, Feb 1904 Rains, Mr. S., Manchester & Foresters, Jul 1900 & Hos. Sunday, Sep 1900 Rains, Mr. T.A. & Odd Fellows, Jun 1899, Foresters, Jul 1903 Rains, Mr. T.A. & water supply, Oct 1898 Rains, Mr. T.A. & Wesleyan Chapel, Oct 1899, Mar 1900 Rains, Mr. T.A., Farmer, and Street Lighting Parish Meeting, Dec 1900 Rains, Mr. T.A., Member Parish Council, many references throughout Rains, Mr. T.A., subscription of 1/- to Sunday School, May 1905 Rains, Mr. T.H., Foresters, Aug 1898, Jul 1899 Rains, Mr. T.H., Member Parish Council, many references throughout Rains, Mr. W., contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Rains, Mr. W., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Rains, Mr., Trustee of Hall & Haynes Charity, Nov 1899 Rains, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Rains, Mrs. Ralph, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Rains, Mrs. Samuel and Annual Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1898 Rains, Mrs. Samuel and Churchyard Improvement Fund Dec 1896 Rains, Mrs. The Cottage & Primitive Methodists, Jan 1902 Rains, Mrs. W., contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Rains, R..S. Sec Street Lighting Committee Mar 1894 Rains, Ralph of Manchester, Winster Ratepayer & water supply, Mar 1897 Rains, Ralph S., presidied at Annual Meeting of Library Committee, May 1929, Feb 1931 Rains, S.A. presented with Crown Bible, Christmas 1916, Feb 1917 Rains, Samuel and Churchyard Improvement Fund Oct, Dec 1894 Rains, Samuel, aged 48, burial on 18 May, Jun 1913 Rains, Samuel, aged 5, burial 17 May, Jun 1905

83 Rains, Samuel, baptism 18 Nov Dec 1894 Rains, Samuel, Jan 1892, aged 49, burial 4 Jun Jul 1893 Rains, Sarah Ellen, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Rains, Sarah Ellen, girls prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Rains, Sarah Ellen, marr 3 Mar to Sarah Ellen Rains, Apr 1908 Rains, Sarah, aged 63, burial 31 Oct Dec 1893 Rains, Stanley, aged 6, burial on 3 Oct, Oct 1911 Rains, Stephen, aged 10, burial 16 May, Jun 1905 Rains, Thomas Allen & notice to quit allotments Nod. 16 & 18, Mar 1898 Rains, Thomas Allen and Churchyard Improvement Fund Oct, Nov, Dec 1896 Rains, Thomas Allen Jan 1895 Treasurer of Parish Council May 1896 Rains, Thomas Allen Jan, Treasurer Hort Soc Sept 1896 Rains, Thomas Allen, aged 83, burial 13 Feb, Mar 1906 Rains, Thomas Henry, Joint Sec. with Mrs. Josiah Greatorex of Choral Society, Dec 1912 Rains, Thomas Henry, mtg with Vicar and reps of Derbys. Educ. Cttee, Dec 1912 Rains, Thomas Henry, Apr 1910, Jan 1911, marriage on 24 Sep to Ellen Greatorex, Oct 1913 Rains, Thomas Jan 1892 Rains, Thomas, Apr 1918 Rains, Thomas, Junior, and British and Foreign Bible Society May 1889, May 1890 Rains, W., Preacher, Wesleyan Methodists, Jan 1897 Rains, William Henry from Manchester, piano and violin duet, Feb1897 Rains, William of Manchester, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1889 Rains, William, aged 77, burial on 4 Jun, Jun 1918 Rains, William, aged 78, burial 3 Jan S’thern Cemetery, Man’ter, Jan 1900 Rains, William, aged 81, burial 26 Jan, Feb 1901 Rains, William, baptism, 18 Oct Dec 1894 Rains, William, Wesleyan, “death within a few hours of our Queen,” Feb 1901 Ram’s Horn, The, Nr. Biggin Dec 1889 Randall, Thomas, aged 74, burial 23 Nov, Dec 1906 Randell, Mrs. of Manchester, donation to Organ Fund Jul 1888 Rawlins, Mr. 1825 drawing of old Church (south-east view): Apr 1888 Raworth, Thomas, Secretary of Sunday School, June 1889 Raworth, Thos, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Rayworth, Thomas, Saddler, Jun 1898 Reading Room and Library , discussed by parish council Jan, Oct 1896 Reading Room Football Club, late Private William Corless played for, Apr 1917 Reading Room, proposed to provide on ground floor of Burton Institute, Mar 1913 Red Cross Hospital, Darley Dale, gifts between Oct 1916-Feb 1919, Mar 1919 Registers, safe, for the keeping of in 1813 June 1889 Reservoir, on West Bank, complaint of surface water behind, Aug, Oct 1898 Retreats For Women, Two (15/- each) at Swanwick on 4 and 7 May, Apr 1917 Returning Officer, Deputy, Mr. A. Cockeram, Mar 1898 Review of Reviews Office and hire of books for Library, Nov 1900 Reynolds, Joseph, author, c1667/9, pamphlet about Martha Taylor, Sep 1898 Rhodes, Rev. E., a Church Miss. Soc. Missionary in the Punjaub, Apr 1903 Rhodes:visit to Winster re Church: Apr 1888 Richards, Hannah, burial 21 Nov, Dec 1903 Richards, Mr, farmer, Goatham, Near Pike Hall Dec 1889 Ridding, Dr (Lord Bishop of Southwell) re-opening of St. John’s Church May 1888, Aug 1891

84 Ridding, Lady Laura, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888 Ridgway, Elizabeth of Bollington, Cheshire Oct 1893 Ridgway, Joseph Laurence of Bollington, Cheshire, baptism 3 Sept Oct 1893 Ridgway, Samuel of Bollington, Cheshire Oct 1893 Rifle Club, Harold Foxlow member of, Jun 1917 Rifle Club, Joseph Needham Walker Sec. of in Oct 1914. Apr 1917 Rifle Brigade, 95th Jun 1890 Riley, Miss donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Roberts, Albert, “regrettable accident in the Belfry,” Jun, Sep 1918 Roberts, Albert, £80 9s 0d subscribed following his injury last year, Feb 1919 Roberts, Albert, aged 14 months, burial 29 Apr, May 1901 Roberts, Albert, Committee elected for subscription to arising from injury, Jan 1919 Roberts, Albert, election of as Parish Clerk and Sexton, Jul 1915, Jan 1918 Roberts, Albert, Father Clifford Roberts, Jan 1902 & Flora Roberts, Nov 1906 Roberts, Albert, marr. 15 Nov to Margaret Johnson of Eagletor, Nov 1899 Roberts, Albert, Sidesman, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, 1910, Jan 1911 Roberts, C. presented with Crown Bible, Christmas 1916, Feb 1917 Roberts, Clifford, bapt 29 Dec son of Albert and Margaret Roberts, Jan 1902 Roberts, Elizabeth, aged 64, burial 13 Feb, Mar 1898 Roberts, Evelyn, presented with Crown Bible, Apr 1918 Roberts, Flora, bapt 21, daughter.of Albert & Margaret Roberts, Nov 1906 Roberts, Flora, marriage on 6 Jun to George Edgar Whitcher, Jul 1931 Roberts, George of Manchester, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Roberts, Joseph, aged 67, burial 14 Jan, Feb 1900 Roberts, Late Mr. A., Church Organ Blower’s Salary, May 1903 Roberts, Margaret, Mot. Clifford Roberts, Jan 1902 & Flora Roberts, Nov 1906 Roberts, Miss Ada, singing at Methodist Chapel, Oct 1898 Roberts, Miss F. and altar flowers, Jun 1931 Roberts, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 & May Day 1907 Roberts, Mr J. paid 19s 6d by Parish Council, Feb 1897 Roberts, Mr. & Mrs. A., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Roberts, Mr. A., Church Organ Blower Salary, £1 10s, Apr 1902 Roberts, Mr. A., Feb 1897, Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903 Roberts, Mr. A., Jan 1906 Roberts, Mrs. of Sheffield, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1889 Roberts, Rev. W.G., Nov, Dec 1913, Oct 1916 Roberts, Richard of Manchester, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1889 Roberts, Thomas paid to him on 11 May 1776 towards Church Organ Nov 1888 Roberts, Thomas, Manager of Sunday School June 1889 Robin Hood’s Stride and Cratcliffe Rocks, article on Jan, Feb 1896 Robinson, James of Manchester, marr. 27 Apr to Clara Goodwin, May 1899 Robinson, Miss of Birchover, collecting for Bible Society May 1889, May 1890, Jul 1892 Robinson, Thomas of Birchover, Manager of Penny Bank in 1862 Aug 1890 Rodman, Henry of Berwick St. marriage on 11 Sep to Sarah Hadfield Greatorex, Oct 1911 Rogers, Rev. Canon, Dec 1906, Apr 1908, Oct 1909 Rogers, Rev. Canon, and Sermons by May 1912, Jan , Feb 1911, Feb 1912, Apr 1913 Rogers, Rev. Canon, late Vicar of Accrington & Rural Dean, Mar, Oct, 1906 Rogers, Rev. H. Vicar of Riddings Oct 1890, Nov 1891 Rogers, Rev. J.H., Wesleyan Minister, Jun 1899 Roll of Honour, Rev. Nixon enquires about “the location and condition of,” Aug, Sep 1915

85 Rolley, Elizabeth, Bonsall, marr 19 Apr Mat’k to Ernest Ant. Hardy, Jun 1900 Rolley, John of Bonsall, Father of Elizabeth Rolley, Jun 1900 Rolley, Josiah & Son, advert, shoeing and jobbing smiths, Jan 1897 Rolley, Mr. J. and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Rolley, Mrs & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Roman Catholic, 1st. funeral on 23 Feb 1886 Aug 1891 Roman Catholics, 0 in religious census in 1676 Oct 1890 Roman, coins, discovery of in 1760 Apr 1889 Roman, remains, discovery of on Winster Moor in 1768 Apr 1889 Roose, Mr. S. prize-winner at Horticultural Society Exhibition, Sep 1897 Roose, Mrs. F.E., Secretary, Parochial Church Council, Aug 1960 Roper, Frank & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Roper, Beatrice Amelia, marr at Sheffied on 10 Apr to John Wild, May 1901 Roper, Charles Jul 1888 Roper, Edith, Feb 1910, Oct 1918 Roper, Eric Henry, son of Frank and Edith Roper, baptism on 1 Sep, Oct 1918 Roper, Felicia July1888 Roper, Frank, Feb 1910, Oct 1918 Roper, Joseph Blackwell, aged 4, burial on 25 May 1890 Jul 1890 Roper, Mary Felicia, baptism 4 Jul Jul 1888 Roper, Reginald William Shaw, son of Frank and Edith Roper, baptism 2 Jan, Feb 1910 Roper, William, Father of Beatrice Amelia Roper his youngest dau., May 1901 Roper, Winifred Mary Amelia, aged 4, burial on 20 Nov, Feb 1919 Ropplewell, Lily, marr 3 Sep to Ernest Naylor Thorpe, Oct 1906 Rose Queen Festival, Jul, Aug, Accounts, Sep 1908 Rouse, Frederick, Private killed, aged 19, 14 Jun, Aug 1917 Rouse, Eliza, May Day Crook Carrier, Jun 1907 Rouse, J. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Rouse, John prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Rouse, John, complaint about wall down around his allotment, Dec 1899 Rouse, John, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Rouse, Mr. J., Sep 1897, Jan 1898, Sep 1899 Rouse, Mrs., singing at Methodist Chapel, Oct 1898 Rouse, Stanley, aged 3, burial 21 Nov, Dec 1908 Rouse., James, aged 68, burial 15 Aug Sept 1893 Rowland, Elizabeth Hannah, aged 28, burial 14 Feb 1894 Rowland, James, aged 82, burial 27 Sep, Oct 1898 Rowland, James, Manager of Penny Bank in 1862 Aug 1890 Rowland, Jane Ellen, aged 77, burial 18 Oct, Nov 1899 Rowland, John, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Rowland, Mr. J. of Bedford & Foresters, Jul 1899, Jul 1900, Jul 1903 Rowland, Mr. J., Library Committee, Mar 1901, elected to Par. Coun Apr 1901 Rowland, Mr. J., winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Rowlands, Rev. W.E, Jun 1894 Rowtor, Chapel of, baptism of child in 1769 Apr 1889 Rowtor, Family of in 1769 Apr 1889 Roy, Rev R.C. of Youlgreave re Organ Fund Feb 1889 Royal and Ancient Order of Buffaloes, Norman Lodge and Roll of Honour, Aug 1915 Royal Field Artillery, and Benjamin Hugo Heathcote, Jan 1917 Royal Horse Artillery and Samuel Foxlow enlisted in, Oct 1914

86 Royal Proclamation, 1800 about bread Feb 1890 Rum Tum Band, participants in Torchlight Procession, Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Russell, T.R. of Liverpool, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Rutland and Devonshire Benefactors of No. 5 Church Bell, 1723 June 1888 Rutland, Duke of & Hort Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Rutland, Duke of, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889, Patron Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Rutland, Rebecca (Matlock) marr 2 Apr to Jos. Spencer (Wirksworth), May 1899 Rye, Mr. of Bakewell, plans made by for the School Alterations, Sep 1913 Ryle, Bishop, late of Liv’pool, life-long friend of Henry Ann Norman, Apr 1900 Sacristan and Parish Clerk, Mrs. B.M. Handley, Aug 1960 Saddler, Thomas Rayworth, Jun 1898 Sadler, James Hawksworth, Feb, Apr 1889 Sale of Work, Statement of Account 1904, May 1905 Salt, Albert Edward of Moss Side, Manchester, burial 14 Mar Apr 1889 Salt, Catherine, aged 84, burial on 13 May, Jun 1910 Salt, Elizabeth, aged 57 burial 20 May 1877, maker of “smock frocks” Feb 1891 Salt, Henry, living in house in Main Street where barber practised July 1889 Salt, Isaac, aged 78, burial 20 Jan, Feb 1904 Salt, Jacob, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Salt, Jane, aged 77, burial 25 Oct, Nov 1908 Salt, Mary of Buxton, aged 54, burial on 16 Aug, Sep 1915 Salt, Miss Feb 1897 and Wesleyan Annual Teas, Feb 1898, Jan 1899 Salt, Miss, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Salt, Mr. I. & Parish Council, Apr 1897 Salt, Mrs. I. Donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888 Sanitary Rate, 2/3d, Oct 1904 Sanitation, article on Jan, Feb, Jul, Aug, Oct 1896 Saunders, J. of Bristol, donation to Organ Fund May 1889 Saunders, Mary, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Sawyer, J.T. of Manchester subscriber to choir fund Dec 1896 Sawyer, J.T. of Manchester: Mar 1888 Sawyer, Mr. G., present at Odd Fellows Annual Dinner, Jul 1898 Sawyer, Mr. of Manchester, £1 donation to Church Renovations, Sep 1905 Sawyer, Mr. of Manchester, donation to Organ Fund Jan 1889 Sayer, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Scarlet Fever, School closed by Medical Officer of Health, Oct 1904 Scarsdale, Lord & Oddo Hall, Oct 1897 Scarsdale, Lord of Kedleston: Mar 1888 and Churchyard Imp. Fund Dec 1896 Scarsdale, The Rev. The Lord, £5 donation to Church Renovation, Sep 1905 Scavenging, letter to Par. Council from Bakewell Rur. District Coun, Oct 1900 School Alterations of, Apr 1913, two meetings in Dec, Jan, Mar 1915 School Improvements required by “the Inspector and the County Architect,” Nov 1912 School Accounts, abstract of Jul 1896 School Alteration Fund, list of Subscribers Aug, Sept , Oct 1894, Feb 1895 School Alterations, plans made by Mr. Rye of Bakewell for, Sep 1913 School Attendance Officer, Joseph Stone June 1889 School Closure of “owing to an Epidemic of Measles,” Oct 1910 School Concert in Burton Institute on 21 Dec “quite a new departure,” Dec 1910 School Diocesan Inspector, report of visit, Feb, on 9 Jul, Sep 1930 School Enlargement Fund Dec 1894, Jan 1895

87 School Library, “shortly to be opened,” May 1912, chn. Entertainment for, Dec 1913 School Library, paid £3. 2s.0d from receipts of Chn Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911 School Managers, appointment of Mr. H.C. Heathcote as temp. correspondent, Jun 1916 School Managers, meeting 26 Sept Sept 1890, Nov 1896 School Treat held “by kind permission of Mr. Heathcote in his croft, Jul 1910 School Trust Deed, Nov 1912, Apr, May 1913 School, built 7 Feb 1866 Sept, Dec 1890, Apr 1891 School, Report of Inspector Jan, Aug, Nov 1896 School, “ the Committee of 1865” responsible for the erection of, May 1913 School, “requiring substantial repairs” Jun 1894, 12 new desks and attendance at Feb 1896 School, Abstract of Accounts from 1 Oct 1903-31 Dec 1907, Mar 1907 School, Board of Management, Mr. Winfield elected to, Sep 1904 School, Christmas Party at, Dec 1905 School, closed by Medical Officer of Health – Scarlet Fever, Oct 1904 School, corporal punishment and detention, Feb 1898 School, Diocesan Inspection of, Sep 1905 School, effect of Education Act 1902 on, Mar 1903 School, election of Four Foundation Managers, Apr 1903 School, Feb, Sep 1897 School, finances of discussed by Rev. W.H., Nixon, May 1901 School, Foundation Managers of, Jun 1904 School, gift of 4 flags & pole (latter from Mr. H.C. Heathcote), Apr 1900 School, in 1777 Oct 1892 School, Infant Class, “the room is much overcrowdedd,” Aug 1904 School, Inspector’s Reports, Oct 1899, Feb 1901, Aug 1904, Dec 1907 School, kept by George Samuel Westall Nov 1890 School, Managers’ Meeting at Vicarage, Mar 1903, Jun 1904 School, Miss H. J. Wagstaffe, Teacher, Feb 1898 School, Queen’s Birthday Tea at, Jul 1900 School, taken over by Derbys County Coun. on 30 Sep 03, Apr, Oct 1903 School, tenders for work to re yards, urinal, cesspool, Jun 1904 School, Trust Deed & Education Bill by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Mar 1908 School, Trust Deed and Education Bill, May 1906 School, Trust Deed of dated 24 Feb 1866, extracts from, Jun, Jul 1906 School. Grant to from Parochial Fund Apr 1892 Schoolmaster, Joseph Prinsep June 1889 Science & Art Classes Mar, Oct, Dec 1892 Scott, Herbert, aged 19, burial at Sutton in Ashfield on 10 Apr May 1890 Scovell, Rev. F.G., Vicar of Sharrow, Sheffield, Jun 1909 Sellors, Arthur paid 25 Dec 1798 “for shuleing snow” Jan 1889 Sellors, Ellen Aug 1891 Sellors, John of Bakewell, aged 87, burial 18 Jan, Feb 1905 Sellors, John, Churchwarden June 1888 Sellors, Rev. Dr, Richard, Wes. Minister, Jun, Oct 1899, Mar 1900 Sellors, Rev. R. Aug 1891 Sellors, Richard b. May 1835, biographical note Nov 1889 Sellors, William Aug 1891 Sellors, William, Slater, Jun 1898 Selwyn, Bishop of Lichfield Dec 1890 Sewage Scheme, costed at £2522.00 Sep 1900

88 Sewage Scheme, Oct, Dec 1897, Jan 1898, May, Jun 1899, Aug 1900 Sewage Scheme, Report of Public Meeting, Feb 1899 Sewage, condition of Street owing to, Nov 1899 Seward, Miss and description of Eyam in 1790, Jan 1898 Sewing Meeting: Jan 1888 Sexton & Parish Clerk, explanation role(s) of by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Jul 1901 Sexton & Clerk, paid £12 1904-05, May 1905 Sexton and Clerk, election of Henry Fryer as in 1795 May , Apr Jun 1889, May 1890 Sexton, Albert Roberts, Jan 1918 Shaw & Wheeldon, Messrs, paid 9/- for labour at Tip, Oct 1906 Shaw, Ralph William, Pte., aged 34, killed in Italy, 8 Dec 1917, Feb 1918 Shaw, Ann, marr to Henry Holden Woodward, Derby, May 1907 Shaw, Elizabeth, aged 81, burial on 10 Jul, Aug 1915 Shaw, Mr. W., paid 3/- improving waste land, Oct 1906 Shaw, Rev. F. Longden, Rector of Eyam, Preacher on Wakes Sunday, Jun 1913 Shaw, William of Shude Hill, Manchester, donation to Organ Fund: Apr 1888 Shawcross, William, marriage on 3 Aug to Susannah Robinson Hawksworth, Sep 1912 Sheldon, Edith, of Birchover, marr 5 Jul to Frederick Mozley, Aug 1906 Sheldon, James & Foresters’ Anniversary, Jul 1899 Sheldon, Miss and altar flowers, Oct 1931 Sheldon, Miss and Ice Cream Stall at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Sheldon, Miss H. and altar flowers, Sep 1929, Aug 1930 Sheldon, Soloman, Jun 1898 Sheldon, Thomas, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Sherlock, Mr. of Rock House, Cromford, Judge at Flower Show, Sep 1900 Sherwin, Henry of Manchester, aged 59, burial 27 Apr, May 1906 Sherwin, Mr. & houses at the top of Winster & water supply, Mar 1897 Sherwin, Mr. Jul 1896 Sherwin, William, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1714 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Sherwood Foresters, “F” Company, Rev. Nixon acting Chaplain, Jun, Jul 1905 Sherwood Foresters, 1st 5th, Robert Hodgkinson enlisted in at Whitsuntide, 1917, Oct 1918 Sherwood Foresters, Church Parade, Jun 1905 Sherwood Foresters, Henry Walker enlisted in, Aug 1915, Aug 1917 Sherwood Foresters, Joseph Needham Walker “linked up with,” Apr 1917 Sherwood Foresters, Thomas Concannon enlisted in Aug 1915, Aug 1917 Sherwood Foresters, William Gregory enlisted in 11 Oct, 1914, Nov 1917 Shimwell, Frederick Walker, aged 11 weeks, burial 23 Feb, Mar 1897 Shimwell, H. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Shimwell, Henry, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Shimwell, Joseph & Sons pd £1 6s 3d for gravel by Parish Council, May 1897 Shimwell, Mr. & tenancy of Knot Greaves, May 1898 Shimwell, Mr. H., at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Shimwell, Mr. of Birchover and the field “Knot Greaves”, May 1897 Shimwell, Walter, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Shipham, Rev. Arthur, officiated at wedding at Matlock on 26 Dec, Jan 1901 Shirley, Rev. Walter, Incumbent of Church 12 Feb 1829 July 1888 Shirley, Rev. and occupation of Winster Hall Oct 1889 Shirley, Rev.Walter and occupancy of Hall by, Sep 1897, Jun 1898 Shoe Makers, Matthew Brocklehurst, Robert Hartle & John Stack Jun 1898 Shorrocks, Hannah, aged 46, burial 8 Jul Aug 1892

89 Shothouse, improving, enclosing & planting waste land, Dec 1898 Shoulder of Mutton, use of by Foresters, Jul 1897, Aug 1898, Feb 1900 Shoulder of Mutton: Mar 1888, Oct 1893 Jul 1896 Shrove- Tuesday, £5.10.s.0d receipts for tickets for “Parochial Entertainment,” Apr 1911 Sibson, George and Churchyard Improvement Fund Aug, Oct , Nov, Dec 1896 Sibson, George, b 3/11/1890 d 14/03/1915, obituary and memorial service, Apr 1915 Sibson, George, Clerk to Parish Council Jan, May, Jul, Sept 1896 Sibson, George, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Sibson, George, Feb 1931 Sibson, George, Parish Council Clerk absent from England, Jul 1898 Sibson, George, Parish Council Clerk, many references throughout Sibson, George, School Headmaster agrees Evening School, Sep 1899 Sibson, George, Sep 1899, Jun 1904, Jul 1908 Sibson, John, marriage on 5 Nov to Amanda Hunt, Dec 1911 Sibson, Magdalen, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Sibson, Master G., prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Sibson, Mr. & Mrs., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Sibson, Mrs. & Jubilee Tea, Jul 1897 and Annual Tea, Feb 1898 Sibson, Mrs. and Belgian Refugee Fund “which is now closed,” May 1915 Sibson, Mrs. and contributions to the Belgian Fund, Jan 1915 Sibson, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Sibson, Mrs. entertainer at Sale of Work, Burton Institute, Jun 1904 Sibson, Mrs., Queen’s Birthday Tea at School, Jul 1900 Siddall, Anthony, in possession of farm in Dore re Anthony Moore’s will 1721 Aug 1892 Siddall, Mr. E. of Bonsall, Wes., Jan, Feb 1897, Feb 1898, Jan 1899 Sides, William, Gentleman, Jun 1898 Simpson, John, Butcher, Jun 1898 Sittelow, Nancy, aged 25, Parwich funeral garland, Jan 1898 Skerrett, Miss, pianoforte solo by, Feb 1897 Skidmore, Elizabeth, Elton, m 2 May Bk’well to George Smith, Elton, Jun 1903 Skidmore, Hannah of Elton, m 25 Dec, Elton, Geo. Henry Yeomans, Jan 1903 Skidmore, Mary Ann of Elton m 25 Dec at Elton to Jas. T. Trickett, Jan 1903 Skidmore, Miss and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Skidmore, Mr. Host at Duke of York Inn, Elton, Jun 1899 Skinner, Archibald Arthur Low, Mick’er marr 4 Jul to Maud Mary Hill, Aug 1906 Slack, Cecil, bapt, 5 Apr, son of Jos. & Sarah Ann Gore, L’pool, Aug 1900 Slack, John, Shoe-maker, Jun 1898 Slack, Joseph, L’pool, Father of Cecil Slack, Aug 1900 Slack, Sarah Ann, L’pool, Mother of Cecil Slack, Aug 1900 Slack, Thos, Stanton, marr. 5 May, Sheffield to Eliza Rains Boam, May 1900 Slack, W. and John Gilding, Joint Secretaries of Cricket Club, May 1929 Slater Charity Aug 1896 Slater, Ann, aged 82, burial on 13 Jan, Feb 1930 Slater, John (alias Buxton) in 1651 and Charities Mar 1892 Slater, Rev. S.J., Minister of Elton, Aug 1960 Slater, William Sellors, Jun 1898 Sleigh, Mr. & Mrs. Miles, Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Smedley, John, J.P., of Belper & Lecture on Egypt, Jan 1900 Smedley’s Memorial Hospital, donation to in 1930, Feb 1931 Smith & Abbot, Messrs, of Leeds, Organ Contract, May 1901, May 1903

90 Smith & Abbot, Messrs, of Leeds, paid £3 1904-05 Organ Contract, May 1905 Smith & Abbot, Messrs, of Leeds, tender £69 for Organ Repairs, Nov 1906 Smith & Abbott, Messrs, of Leeds, paid £3 Church Organ, Apr 1902 Smith and Abbot, Messrs. donation to Parochial Fund May 1891 Smith Joshua of Westhills, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Smith Joshua, Father of Mary Smith his eldest daughter, Mar 1904 Smith Joshua, outgoing Churchwarden, May 1900 Smith Mr. J.H., at Flower Show, Sep 1899, Clerk to Parish Council, Aug 1904 Smith Mrs. Thomas and Wesleyan Reform Society Annual Tea, Feb 1898 Smith Thomas, advert Nov 1902, Dec 1903, , Jan, Feb 1904, Jan 1906 Smith Thomas, Coal Merchant, Darley Dale, advert. Dec 1901, Mar 1902 Smith, Miss, and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Smith, Alice Emmeline, bap 23 Jan d. Annie E. & Joshua B. Smith, Feb 1898 Smith, Alice Emmeline, marriage on 2 Dec to John Gilding, Feb, Jun 1919 Smith, Alma of The Westhills burial on 8 Mar aged 16: Apr 1888 Smith, Ann Elizabeth, aged 68, burial on 11 Jun, Jul 1930 Smith, Ann Elizabeth, Oct 1897, Mot. Florence Annie Smith, May, Jun 1906 Smith, Annie Elizabeth, Feb 1898 Smith, Annie, aged 6, burial 26 Oct at Elton, Nov 1909 Smith, Annie, aged 77, burial 2 Jan, Feb 1903 Smith, Annie, Mother of Ethel Mary Smith, Sep 1899 Smith, Burton, donation to Parochial Fund May 1891 Smith, Corporal, Feb 1897 Smith, Dorothy, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Smith, Eliza of Slayley, Bonsall, baptism 10 Sept Oct 1893 Smith, Elizabeth Caroline, aged 5 months burial on 29 Jan Mar 1889 Smith, Ellen Dorothy, bap.12 Sep, d. John H. & Ann Eliz. Smith, Oct 1897 Smith, Elsie, girl who crowned May Day Queen, Jun 1907 Smith, Elsie, Miss, Sunday School Teacher, Jan 1917, Jan 1918 Smith, Emma, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Smith, Ethel Mary, bapt. 3 Sep d of Joshua Burton & Annie Smith, Sep 1899 Smith, Ethel, aged 7, burial 15 Dec, Jan 1906 Smith, Ethel, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907 Smith, F.A: Jan 1888 Smith, family of & two epitaphs in commemoration of, Sep 1897 Smith, Florence Annie, bap 8 Apr d John H. & Ann Eliz. Smith, May, Jun 1906 Smith, Florence of Elton, marr. 27 Dec to Alfred Biggin at Elton, Feb 1899 Smith, Florence, May Day Cushion Carrier, Jun 1907 Smith, Frances Mary of Slayley, Bonsall Oct 1893 Smith, Frederick Oct 1892 Smith, G, prize-winner of Youths 13-18 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Smith, George of Elton, Father of Florence Smith, Feb 1899 Smith, George, Elton, m 2 May Bk’well to Elizabeth Skidmore, Elton, Jun 1903 Smith, Grace, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Smith, Grace, marr 6 Jul to Ernest Mosley, Aug 1905 Smith, Henry, aged 63, burial 29 Jan at Elton, Feb 1902 Smith, Henry, Chairman of Elton Parish Council & Overseer, May 1897 Smith, J. Burton, donation to Organ Fund Jan 1889 Smith, James of Slayley, Bonsall Oct 1893 Smith, John Henry, bap. 12 Sept s John H. & Ann Elizabeth Smith, Oct 1897

91 Smith, John Holmes, Oct 1897, Father Florence Annie Smith, May, Jun 1906 Smith, John of Westhills, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888 Smith, John, aged 82, burial 9 Dec Jan 1894 Smith, John, Senior, The Westhills, donation to Parochial Fund Jul 1891 Smith, Joshua & Water Supy. Oct 1898, St. Lightg., Dec 1900, Sch. Oct 1903 Smith, Joshua Burton & tenancy of allotments Nod. 13 & 14, May 1897 Smith, Joshua Burton, Feb 1898, Father of Ethel Mary Smith, Sep 1899 Smith, Joshua Burton, aged 38, burial 4 Apr, May 1906 Smith, Joshua Overseer May 1893, and water supply Mar 1896 Smith, Joshua, & Parish Council, Apr 1898, Apr 1901 Smith, Joshua, Apr, May, Dec 1891, Apr 1892, Aug, 1894, Dec 1896 Smith, Joshua, Father of Grace Smith his youngest daughter, Aug 1905 Smith, Joshua, Father of Lois Elizabeth Smith, his 2nd dau, Feb 1903 Smith, Joshua, Library Committee member, Mar 1901 Smith, Joshua, member Committee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Smith, Joshua, paid 4/- for game boards for Burton Institute, Mar 1906 Smith, Joshua, Vice-President of Burton Institute, Feb 1904 Smith, Lois Elizabeth, marr 7 Jan to Issac Heathcote, Feb 1903 Smith, Martha, of Aldwark, aged 67, burial 2 Mar at Elton, Apr 1908 Smith, Mary Ann of The Westhills: Apr 1888, Oct 1892 Smith, Mary, aged 65, burial on 3 Apr, Apr 1912 Smith, Mary, marr 15 Feb to William Handley of Brassington, Mar 1904 Smith, Miss & Elton Cricket & Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Smith, Miss and Ice Cream Stall at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Smith, Miss E., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Smith, Miss F. Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug1897 Smith, Mr & Mrs. B., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Smith, Mr. H. Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Smith, Mr. J. & allotment, May 1898, Parish Council, Apr 1889 Smith, Mr. T. Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Smith, Mr. & Mrs. J.H., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Smith, Mr. A.H. & Elton Cricket & Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Smith, Mr. H. paid 5/- by Parish Council for walling of allotments, Mar 1901 Smith, Mr. J.B., Aug 1898 & Foresters’ Anniversary, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Smith, Mr. J.B., Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Smith, Mr. J.B., paid £2/0/8.5d for oil & lamp glasses 1904-05 May 1905 Smith, Mr. J.B., paid £7/4/0d for new safe, Sep 1905 Smith, Mr. J.B., paid 4/6d for repairs to Burton Institute, Mar 1906 Smith, Mr. J.H., Clerk Par. Coun, paid 9/11d for postages etc, Sep 1905 Smith, Mr. J.H., present at Vestry Meeting on 10 Apr, May 1901 Smith, Mr. T., paid 1/9d for fixing lamp brackets, May 1903 Smith, Mr. T., paid 13/6d for notice board at Public Tip, Sep 1905 Smith, Mr. travelling expenses re Organ Fund Jan 1889 Smith, Mrs & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Smith, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Smith, Mrs. & tea in Public Hall, Feb 1897 & Wes. Annual Tea, Jan 1899 Smith, Mrs. B. paid for Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911, Feb 1915 Smith, Mrs. Burton made tea at Sunday School Treat, Jul 1905 Smith, Mrs. J.B. & Foresters, Jul 1900 Smith, Mrs. Joshua & Wesleyan Reform Society Annual Tea, Feb 1898

92 Smith, Sarah Ellen, baptism 4 Sept Oct 1892 Smith, Sarah, burial 2 May at Elton, May 1900 Smith, Thomas & water supply, Aug 1897 Smith, Thomas & Sons, advert, Aug 1960 Smith, Thomas Henry, baptism on 23 Aug, Sep 1931 Smith, Thomas, advert coal merchant, Darley Dale, Jan, Mar, Oct 1910 Smith, Thomas, advert, May, Dec 1909 Smith, Thomas, advert, Jan, Feb, Mar, Aug, Sep 1907, Jan 1908 Smith, Thomas, carpenter, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1890 Smith, William, collector for Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900 Smith, William, Joiner by trade and Asst. Sec. “Win Tor” Lodge of Foresters, Nov 1917 Smith, William, Sapper, Royal Engineers, died from wounds, aged 34, 7 Oct, Nov 1917 Smith-Myatt, Mr of Leek, Jul 1913 Smithy Vien Mine, May 1900 Smock Frocks, Feb 1891 Soldier’s Pipe Mine, May 1900 Soldiers’ & Sailors’ Families Association, ( Bakewell Division), Feb 1900 Solicitor’s Fee, £1 16s 4d, Jun 1919 Somerville, Rev. F.H., Jun 1914 Sorby, Miss K., Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 South American Missions Mar 1894 South Darley Friendly Society & Hospital Sunday, Sep 1901 South Darley Urban District Council, public footpath to Darley Dale, Mar 1897 South Darley, Vicar of Oct 1896 South Forefield Mine, May 1900 South Staffords, Frederick Rouse enlisted in on 2 Nov 1916, Aug 1917 Southcote, Joanna, fanatic and purchase of land to build a church May 1889 Southwell, Lord Edwyn, Bishop, visit Jul, Aug 1912, and Pastoral Letter, Jun 1913, Feb 1914 Southwell, The Bishop of, Mar 1892, May 1896 Spence, Mrs. J. of Stapleton, Bristol, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Spence, Mrs. of Leeds, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1889 Spencer, Clara, baptism 18 Dec Jan 1894, burial, aged 11 mons. 9 Oct Nov 1894 Spencer, Ellen, Mother of Gladys Spencer, Mar 1908 Spencer, Eric Rowland, baptism, Oct 1930 Spencer, George, Church Chorister Dec 1896 Spencer, Gladys, bapt 2 Feb dau. William & Ellen Spencer, Mar 1908 Spencer, Jack, “reported to be wounded,” Aug 1917 Spencer, Jos. (Wirk’th) marr 2 Apr ( Matl’ck) to Rebecca Rutland, May 1899 Spencer, Joseph, baptism 11 Sept Oct 1892, Jan 1894 Spencer, Mary Sept 1892, Jan 1894 Spencer, Millie and Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Spencer, Mr. W., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1904 Spencer, Mrs. J. of Clevedon, donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Spencer, Phoebe, aged 5 months, burial 24 Dec 1892 Jan 1893 Spencer, Ralph and Phoebe, baptism 29 Jul Sept 1892 Spencer, Reuben, aged 10 months, burial 23 Aug, Sep 1900 Spencer, Samuel, Butcher, Jun 1898 Spencer, William & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Spencer, William, Father of Gladys Spencer, Mar 1908 Spencer-Noakes, The Ven. inducted Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929

93 Spottiswoode & Eyre, Messrs, paid by Parish Council, Jan 1897 Spurr, Miss of Oddo, donation to Organ Fund Oct 1888 Spurr, Mr. and “capital concert” on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Spurr, Mrs. of Ollerton, donation to Organ Fund July 1889 Stadon, Benjamin, member Cttee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Stadon, Mr. F., member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1903 Stadon, Mrs., tea in Public Hall, Feb 1897. Wesleyan Annual Tea, Jan 1899 Stained Glass Window, placed in church in 1887 Sept 1891 Stair, Mrs. donation to Organ Fund Mar 1889 Staley, see also Stayley Staley, Caleb, aged 55 and epitaph dated 14 Dec 1836, Sep 1897 Staley, Mary, aged 81, burial 20 Feb, Mar 1897 Staley, Mary, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Staley, Mr. and loan of field for Sunday School Treat on 5 Jul, Jul 1918 Staley, Ralph, Publican, Jun 1898 Stamper, Rev. W.P. Vicar of Youlgreave, Mar 1898, Mar 1900, Apr 1903 Stanton and Birchover Branch of Church of Eng. Men’s Society formed at Stanton, Sep 1913 Stanton Choir, at Annual Tea of Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1897 Stanton Moor, Nine Ladies on by H.C. Heathcote, Dec 1898, Feb 1899 Stanton Moor, and centenary urn/incense cup found on Mar, Apr, May 1896 Stanton, Confirmation at Apr 1890, Dec 1893 Stanton, Winster chn. visit to on 13 Jan for “the Annual Parochial Entertainment,” Feb 1911 Stark, Wm. Smith, Dolgelly, m 8 Nov Elton Fanny Eliza Jones, E’on Jan 1903 Statham, George of Matlock Bank & Phoebe Bown, Mar 1898 Statham, Mr. G.W. drawing class under his tuition Dec 1892 Staton, Benjamin, donation to Organ Fund Dec 1888, Nov 1889 Staton, Frank June 1890 Staton, George Henry, baptism 25 Aug Nov 1889 Staton, Mrs. & Wesleyan Reform Society Annual Tea, Feb 1898 Staton, Sarah Nov 1889 Staton, Sarah, aged 70, burial on 27 Dec 1917, Mar 1918 Staton’s Venture Mine, May 1900 Staveley, John, aged 78, burial on 9 Jan 1890 Feb 1890 Staveley, John, Miner, Jun 1898 Staveley, Robert, barber, b 1749 lived in Main Street died 26 Oct 1819 Jul 1889 Stayley, Andrew of Youlgreave Jan 1890 Stayley, C., Church Bells 1711 Jun 1888 Stayley, Caleb, died 14 Dec 1836, aged 55, biographical note Dec 1889 Stayley, Christopher, Chapel Warden 1711 Jun 1888 Stayley, George, aged 57 burial of on 3 Jul Jul 1888 Stayley, Hannah, aged 80, burial 21 Feb Mar 1893 Stayley, Mr. and price of mutton in 1822 Oct 1890 Stayley, Robert, 1711, stone on western face of Church: Apr 1888 Stead’s Circulating Library & hire of books for Library, Nov 1900 Steele-Morris, Rev. D., Preacher on13 Jul, Jul 1913, Mar 1919 Steele-Morris, Rev. D., Vicar of Stanton, Mar Aug 1906 Steeple, John, 1756, Jul 1888 Apr 1889 Steeple, Rev John died aged 77 having been incumbent of Winster for 50 yrs May 1889 Steeples, paid 14 Jun 1786 for repairing (his) “Surplis” Dec 1888 Stention-Eardley, Rev F, of Bristol, District Sec, Brit. & For. Bible Soc., 12 Jun, Jul 1910

94 Sterling, Mr. of Sterling & Swan, Engineers, & Sewage Scheme, Jan 1898 Stevens, J. of Romsey, donation to Organ Fund Jan 1889 Stevens, James of Newbury, donation to Organ Fund Sept 1889 Stevenson, John, Reading by, Feb 1897 Stevenson, Mr. J., Preacher, Wesleyan Methodists, Jan 1897 Still Born Child, Vestry authorised 1/- incl. charge for interment of, Apr 1902 Stocks, Dec 1888 Stoker, Dr. A.D., Vice-Chairman, Parochial Church Council, Aug 1960 Stone, A, prize-winner of Girls under 7 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Stone, Annie Elizabeth, Aug 1897 Stone, Benjamin, aged 76, burial 5 Feb at Elton, Mar 1898 Stone, Bernard, bapt 18 Nov, son of Herbert & Mary Jane Stone, Dec 1906 Stone, Bertha Evelyn, bapt 18 Apr dau. William & Bertha Stone, Jun 1909 Stone, Bertha, Mother of Bertha Evelyn Stone, Jun 1909 Stone, Clara Olive, bapt 10 Sep, daughter of George & Eliza Stone, Oct 1905 Stone, Cornelius Smith, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Stone, Daniel, aged 77, burial 1 Jan at Elton, Feb 1907 Stone, E, prize-winner of Youths 13-18 (three-legged) race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Stone, Eliza, aged 66, burial 19 Jan at Elton, Feb 1904 Stone, Eliza, Jun 1913 Stone, Eliza, Mother of Clara Olive Stone, Oct 1905 Stone, Elizabeth, aged 33, burial 28 May at Elton, Jun 1903 Stone, Elizabeth, aged 84, burial on 19 Oct, Nov 1912 Stone, Ellen, aged 44, burial on 8 May, May 1918 Stone, Ellen, marriage on 24 Jun to Henry Bateman, Jul 1915 Stone, Ellen, Mo. Fred, Gladys & Sam. Stone, Oct 1900, May 1903, Apr 1905 Stone, Emma, Aug 1897 Stone, Emma, bapt. 2 Dec, daughter of John & Emma Stone, Feb 1900 Stone, Emma, Mother of Emma Stone, Feb 1900 Stone, Eric Henry, bapt 25 Dec son of Herbert & Mary Jane Stone, Feb 1905 Stone, Esther, of Woodthorpe Grange, aged 64, burial 7 Jan, Jan 1900 Stone, Ethel, Elton, marr 3 Apr at Elton Richard Holmes, Stanton, May 1902 Stone, Evelyn, aged 1 week, burial 7 Feb at Elton, Mar 1906 Stone, Fanny, Feb 1919 Stone, Fred, bapt. 9 Sep, son of Samuel and Ellen Stone, Oct 1900 Stone, from Bank Top “being carted away to other townships” Jan 1896 Stone, G.W, Butcher, adver, Aug 1960 Stone, George of Elton, killed at Millclose Mine on 3 Nov 1887 Oct 1891 Stone, George William, prize-winner of Boys 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Stone, George, aged 32, burial 5 Nov, Nov 1918 Stone, George, Father of Clara Olive Stone, Oct 1905 Stone, George, Jun 1913, Feb 1919 Stone, George, Stanton Lees marr 29 Oct to Eliza Bateman, Nov 1902 Stone, Gladys, bapt 26 Apr daughter of Samuel & Ellen Stone, May 1903 Stone, H. paid 5s.0d. for Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1913 Stone, Hannah, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Stone, Harold, aged 12 months, burial 16 Jul, Sep 1907 Stone, Henry, at Cantata, Feb, caretaker of Burton Institute, Mar 1906 Stone, Henry, donation to Organ Fund Jan, Nov 1889 Stone, Henry, for materials for Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911

95 Stone, Henry, paid 2/6d at Jumble Sale, May 1909 Stone, Henry, paid 5/- Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Stone, Henry, paid 5/6d from Parochial Tea Account, May 1905 Stone, Herbert, Father of Eric Henry & Bernard Stone, Feb 1905, Dec 1906 Stone, James of Tupton, donation to Organ Fund June 1889 Stone, James, aged 65, burial 17 May Aug 1894 Stone, James, miner, in 1874 “suddenly fell down dead…going to work,” aged 53 Feb 1891 Stone, Job of Elton killed at Millclose Mine on 3 Nov 1887 Oct 1891 Stone, John and wife given 6d 18 Aug 1795 “for Wichants etc” Dec 1888 Stone, John of Elton, Father of Lily Stone, Apr 1901 Stone, John William of Elton, Father of Ethel Stone, May 1902 Stone, John, aged 75, burial 2 Jun, Jul 1903 Stone, John, aged 76, death 24 Apr, Jun 1929 Stone, John, bapt. 6 Jun, son of John & Emma Stone, Aug 1897 Stone, John, Father of Emma Stone, Feb 1900 Stone, John, son of George and Eliza Stone, baptism on 11 May, Jun 1913 Stone, Joseph Aug 1897, & Street Lighting, Apr 1898 Stone, Joseph and Mrs. donation to Organ Fund June 1889, Jan 1892 Stone, Joseph, Overseer, May 1900, elected to Gibson’s Charity, Oct 1904 Stone, Joseph, aged 81, burial 28 Dec 1909, Jan 1910 Stone, Joseph, founder brother of Foresters in 1864 Jul 1896 Stone, Josiah, Clerk of Elton Parish Council, May 1897 Stone, Lilian, bapt 19 May, dau. of Samuel and Ellen Stone, Jun 1907 Stone, Lily, Elton marr Elton 12 May to John Thos Lomas of Bux’n, Apr 1901 Stone, Lydia Eliz. bapt. 6 Jun, d..of Joseph & Annie Eliz. Stone, Aug 1897 Stone, Lydia, baptism 5 Oct Nov 1889 Stone, Lydia, paid 8/8d for delivering newspapers by Bur. Inst., Mar 1906 Stone, Mabel, aged 6 months, burial 30 Jan at Elton, Feb 1905 Stone, Marjorie, daughter of George and Eliza, baptism on 28 Jan, Feb 1912 Stone, Mary Jane, Mother Eric Henry & Bernard Stone, Feb 1905, Dec 1906 Stone, Mary Nov 1889 Stone, Mary, aged 84, burial 9 Jul at Elton, Aug 1908 Stone, Mgt. Eagle Tor, m 19 Dec, El’n to Jacob H. Marsden, Elton, Jan 1901 Stone, Miss E. & Wesleyan Annual Tea, Jan 1899 Stone, Miss H. & Foresters, Jul 1900 Stone, Miss L. and altar flowers, Feb 1930 Stone, Miss Lydia, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Stone, Mr. & Mrs Joshua, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Stone, Mr. & Mrs. Henry, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Stone, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Stone, Mr. account for Sunday School, May 1905 Stone, Mr. C., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Stone, Mr. G.W., winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Stone, Mr. H. & Foresters’ Anniversary, Aug 1898, Jul 1899, Jul 1900 Stone, Mr. J. member Parish Council, May 1899, Jan, May 1900, May 1901 Stone, Mr. J. paid 5/3 for carting stone for wall on Bank, May 1901 Stone, Mr. J., Forester, Aug 1898 Stone, Mr. J.L, Corporal 2nd D.R.V. & Foresters, Jul 1897, Aug 1898, Jul 1900 Stone, Mr. J.L. & letter to Par. Coun, re standing carts, Nether Well, Sep 1899 Stone, Mr. J.L., applicant as Clerk of Works to Sewage Scheme, Jun 1899

96 Stone, Mr. paid 2s .6d. for Shrove-Tuesday Entertainment, Apr 1911 Stone, Mrs. H. & Foresters, Jul 1900 Stone, Mrs. Joseph, donation to Organ Fund June 1889 Stone, Robert, enlisted in 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 Stone, Robert, son of George and Fanny Stone, baptism on 1 Dec, Feb 1919 Stone, S, prize-winner of Youths 13-18 (three-legged) race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Stone, Samuel marr. 7 Jun to Ellen Walker, Jul 1899 Stone, Samuel Rex, baptism on 26 Jan, Mar 1930 Stone, Samuel, aged 55, death 25 Apr, Jun 1929 Stone, Samuel, aged 59, burial 26 May at Elton, Jun 1909 Stone, Samuel, bapt 19 Feb son of Samuel & Ellen Stone, Apr 1905 Stone, Samuel, Father of Fred, Oct 1900, Father of Gladys Stone, May 1903 Stone, Samuel, Father of Samuel Stone, Apr 1905 Stone, Simeon, aged 64, burial at Elton, Jan 1902 Stone, William Henry, aged 67, burial 31 May, Jun 1902 Stone, William, Father of Bertha Evelyn Stone, Jun 1909 Stone, William, Stanton Lees, marr 21 Nov to Bertha Boam, Dec 1907 Stone, Zillah, aged 66, burial 13 Feb, Mar 1905 Stoop Farm, Aug 1960 Stoop Mine, May 1900 Storrs-Fox, W. of Bakewell, address by on 1 Mar, Mar 1914 Stott, Mr. & Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Stott, Mr. of Rochdale, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1888 Stowell, Hugh, preacher at re-opening of Church in 1842 Apr 1890 Street Footpaths & liability for repair of, Dec 1897 Street Lamps, remaining unlit, comment by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Oct 1910 Street Lighting Act not adopted at Public Meeting, Sep 1904 Street Lighting Accounts, Apr 1900 Street Lighting Committee Mar 1894 Street Lighting Feb, Mar, Apr , Jan, Dec 1893 Street Lighting Fund & Concert in aid of on 1 Mar, Apr 1897, Nov 1904 Street Lighting Fund, appeal letter “to light the streets with oil lamps” Mar 1894 Street Lighting, “dangerous position of several lamp posts,” Jan 1901 Street Lighting, appeal by Rev. Nixon to adopt Lighting Act, Sep, Oct 1903 Street Lighting, discussed by Parish Council, Oct 1904 Street Lighting, Oct, Dec 1897, Feb, Apr, May, Oct 1898, Oct, Nov 1900 Street Lighting, Public Meeting to be called as to adoption of Act, Aug 1904 Street Lighting, Reports of Parish Meetings, Nov 1899, Dec 1900 Street Lighting, tender of Mr. G. Lomas for supply of oil, Nov 1899 Streets, blocked from storm, Dec 1898 Strike, by Colliers, comment by Rev. W.H. Nixon on, May 1912 String Band, connected with Primitive Methodist Chapel, Jul 1897, Jan 1898 Stukely, Inspector of Schools report Nov 1896 Sudbury, Amy, baptism 2 Nov Dec 1890 Sudbury, Emma Dec 1890 Sudbury, Herbert, burial on 15 Jun, Aug 1960 Sudbury, Mrs and altar flowers, Aug 1960 Sudbury, William Dec 1890 Sumner, Mr. W.T. & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Committee, Aug 1897 Sumner, Mrs. & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897

97 Sunday School Fund, £6/3/8d, May 1905, £12/16/4d May 1909 Sunday School Jun 1889, Mar 1890, Aug 1892, Jul, Aug 1893, Aug 1894 Sunday School Teachers, Mrs. Nixon, Messrs W.N. Thorpe and S. Boam, Jan 1915 Sunday School Treat in “Mr Heathcote’s field, Jul 1913, Aug 1915 Sunday School Treat, at Darley Dale Recreation Ground by charabanc, Aug 1929 Sunday School Treat, in Mrs Childers Thompson’s field, Jul 1905, Aug 1906 Sunday School Treat, on 5 Jul at Vicarage “and in a field kindly lent by Mr. Staley,” Jul 1918 Sunday School Treat, to Darley Dale, 30 Jul, Sep 1930 Sunday School, Accounts for 1887, Feb 1888, Managers of Jun 1889 Sunday School, “no teacher for the small children,” Apr 1905 Sunday School, expenditure of £8 8s. 8d on, May 1911 Sunday School, Feb 1897, Prize-Giving, May 1903 Sunday School, Report of Diocesan Inspector, Nov 1901, Oct 1903 Sutton, James, present at Vestry Mtg on 13 Jan 1744 re “The Old Poor House” Oct 1888 Sutton, John, Coachman at Oddo, Jun 1898 Sutton, Thomas paid 23 Dec 1782 “for Hollin” Dec 1888 Swan, Mr, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Sup’visor - water supply Jun, Aug 1897 Sweeney, John, enlisted in Ambulance Corps, Oct 1914 Sweeney, Lance Cpl, W’ter man ( Boer War) full report of welcome, Sep 1902 Sweeney, Pte John 3402, copy lettr to his sister, Mrs. John Corless, Mar 1900 Sweeney, Sabina, aged 74, burial on 28 Apr, May 1912 Swift, Frances Mary Jul 1889, Jun 1891 Swift, James Jul 1889, Jun 1891 Swift, Joseph, baptised 10 May Jun 1891 Swift, Sarah, baptism of 16 Jun Jul 1889 Swindel, Ann, aged 22, Ashford funeral garland dtd 2 Dec 1798, Jan 1898 Swindell, Elizabeth Nov 1892 Swindell, Elizabeth, Mother of Kate, Aug 1899 Swindell, George May 1890, Nov 1892 Swindell, George, Father of Kate, Aug 1899 Swindell, George, Jun., member of Parish Council, Jan 1914 Swindell, George, Sidesman, Jan 1912, Jan 1914 Swindell, Kate, bapt. 11 Jun, daughter of George & Elizabeth, Aug 1899 Swindell, Martha Allen, baptism 2 Oct Nov 1892 Swindell, Martha Allen, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Swindell, Mary, recipient of Crown Bible, Jan 1908 Swindell, Paulina, re-casting of bell May 1892, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Swindell, Robert, baptism 2 Oct Nov 1892 Swindell, Samuel, aged 69, burial 2 Mar Apr 1891 Symonds, Mr. of Wirksworth “a legal gentleman” Feb 1899 Syms, John, Hawker, Jun 1898 Tablet of Memory, p96 ref. to explosion 25 Jan 1785, Oct 1919 Taggart, Rev. J.C.T, Rector of Bonsall, present at induction of Rev. A. Phimister, Jun 1929 Tailor, Benjamin Bullock, Jun 1898 Tallow Chandler & Grocer, Samuel Woolley, Jun 1898 Tallow Chandler, John Thompson, Jun 1898 Tankard, Rev. E. officiated at wedding of Thos. Slack, Stanton, May 1900 Taylor, Allin, Sidesman, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, 1910, Jan 1911 Taylor, Marjorie Prince, bapt 9 Aug, dau. of Joseph & Mary Taylor, Sep 1907 Taylor, Allen church chorister Dec 1896

98 Taylor, Edith, aged 2, burial on 13 May 1890 Jul 1890 Taylor, Francis J., address by on 14 Apr on Church of England Men’s Society, Mar 1912 Taylor, Fred church chorister Dec 1896 Taylor, Fred, entertainer, Parochial Tea, May 1906 Taylor, Frederick, confirmation at South Darley Jul 1896 Taylor, H, prize-winner of Boys 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Taylor, J. Jan 1892 Taylor, James William May, Jun, Jul prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept, Dec 1896 Taylor, James William, aged 59, burial 2 Sep, Sep 1904 Taylor, James, Feb 1897, Hort. Show, Sep 1898, Sewage Scheme, Feb 1899 Taylor, Joseph & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898 Taylor, Joseph Aug 1889 Taylor, Joseph, marr.26 Jul at Stanton to Mary Prince of Stanton, Aug 1899 Taylor, Joseph, Churchwarden, Jun 1905, Jul 1908 Taylor, Joseph, Committee member & winner at Flower Show, Sep 1900 Taylor, Joseph, Concert artiste, Apr 1897, song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 Taylor, Joseph, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Taylor, Joseph, Father of Marjorie Prince Taylor, Sep 1907 Taylor, Joseph, Jumble Sale, Sep 1905, entertainer, Parochial Tea, May 1906 Taylor, Joseph, member Burton Institute Committee, Feb 1904 Taylor, Joseph, member Parish Council and Overseer, Jan, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan, May 1911 Taylor, Joseph, of South Darley, marr 12 Oct to Edith Hardy, Nov 1904 Taylor, Lydia Aug 1889 Taylor, M, prize-winner of Girls 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Taylor, Martha of Over Haddon in 1667, article on illness of, Sep 1898 Taylor, Martha, burial 12 Jun 1684 at Over Haddon, Sep 1898 Taylor, Mary, Mother of Marjorie Prince Taylor, Sep 1907 Taylor, Messrs of Bakewell, Solicitors & water supply scheme, Mar 1897 Taylor, Miss & Hort, Soc. Show, Sep 1897 & Church Decorations, May 1903 Taylor, Miss M.E. of Ashover, donation to Organ Fund: Apr 1888 Taylor, Miss R. & decoration of Church for Harvest Services, Oct 1898 Taylor, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Taylor, Mr. and Mr. Gallichan, carriage hire Parochial Tea, May 1905 Taylor, Mr. B & recitation to Wesleyan Reform Society, Feb 1897, Feb 1898 Taylor, Mr. F., at Sale of Work, Burton Institute, Jun 1904, soloist, Sep 1905 Taylor, Mr. H.of Birchover & Wesleyans, Jan 1900 Taylor, Mr. J and Horticultural Society Exhibition, Sep 1897, Sep 1899 Taylor, Mr. J. & Elton Cricket and Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Taylor, Mr. J. at Sale of Work, Burton Institute, Jun 1904, soloist Sep 1905 Taylor, Mr. J. nominated as Sidesman at Vestry Meeting, May 1901 Taylor, Mr. J., carting pd £1/12/3.5 May 1903 Taylor, Mr. J., carting, paid £1 0s 11.5d May 1901, 17/1.5d Apr 1902 Taylor, Mr. J.W. & Parish Council, Apr 1897, Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug, 1898 Taylor, Mr. J.W. & Parish Council, Jan 1897, Jun, Sep Oct, Nov 1898 Taylor, Mr. J.W. , vacancy on Gibson’s Charity by death of, Oct 1904 Taylor, Mr. J.W. present at Vestry Meeting on 10 Apr, May 1901 Taylor, Mr. J.W., Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Taylor, Mr. J.W., paid 13/7.5d for cartage 1904-05, May 1905 Taylor, Mr. W.A., donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905

99 Taylor, Mr., Agent to Major McCreagh Thornhill & water supply, Mar 1897 Taylor, Mrs J., Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Taylor, Mrs Joseph & May Day, Jun 1907 Taylor, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Taylor, Mrs, song by at Bank House, Jan 1899 & Christmas Party, Jan 1907 Taylor, Mrs. & Mrs Turner, Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Taylor, Mrs. and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Taylor, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Taylor, Mrs. J., Jun 1904, May 1905, Jan 1906 Taylor, Mrs. Jos. donated 10/- worth of buns to Sun. School Treat, Jul 1905 Taylor, Mrs. Joseph and altar flowers, Jul 1930, Jul 1931 Taylor, Mrs. Joseph, Feb 1898, Oct 1899 May 1900 Taylor, Mrs., Parochial Tea, May 1905, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Taylor, S, prize-winner of Boys and Girls under 7 races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Taylor, Samuel, lead miner and violinist died 14 Jan 1818, aged 72, Jan 1890 Taylor, William Allin, marriage on 20 Feb to Evelyn Furness Needham, Mar 1912 Taylor, William Roberts, aged 17, died 31 May 1825 at Buckdale Mine Aug 1889 Taylor-Whitehead, Mr & Mrs, Visitors to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897,Sep 1898 Taylor-Whitehead, Mr. G.H. Sep 1897 Taylor-Whitehead, S. of Bakewell, donation to Organ Fund June 1889 Technical Education Committee, Jan, Jun, Jul, Sep, Nov 1898 Technical Education Committee, May, Sep 1899, Oct 1900 Technical Education, considered by Parish Council, Oct 1897 Technical Instruction Committee, accounts discussed by Par.C., May 1898 Temple-Robins, Rev. H., Curate of Bakewell, Aug 1906 Thatcher, Benjamin Hudson, Jun 1898 The British and Foreign Bible Society: Mar, Apr 1888 The Burial Laws Amendment Act 1880 part article on Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 1893 The Elephant and Castle, public house, occupied by James Hawksworth, Sadler Apr 1889 The Mining Industry Jan, Feb 1894 Thomas Mr. and “capital concert” on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Thomas, Annie Jane, marr. 13 Apr to Arthur Langfield, Sev. Stoke, May 1898 Thomas, Annie, bapt. 6 Aug, daughter of John and Mary, Sep 1899 Thomas, E, prize-winner of Girls 13-21 (skipping) race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Thomas, Elizabeth Feb 1895 Thomas, Emma, bapt 16 Nov daughter of John and Mary Thomas, Dec 1902 Thomas, Ethel, baptism 29 Nov Jan 1892 and burial, aged 3, 3 Dec, Jan 1895 Thomas, George, enlisted in Lord Kitchener’s Army, Oct 1914 Thomas, Herbert Henry, baptism 22 Oct, Nov 1893, burial, aged 16 months 7 Dec, Jan 1895 Thomas, Herbert John, bap. 18 Apr, son of John & Mary Thomas, May 1897 Thomas, J, prize-winner of Youths 13-18 races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Thomas, James, bapt 7 Oct, son of John and Mary Thomas, Nov 1906 Thomas, James, marriage on 4 Feb to Winifred Eveline Bateman, Mar 1930 Thomas, Jane, bapt 16 Nov daughter of John and Mary Thomas, Dec 1902 Thomas, John married 26 Dec 1890 to Mary Durden Feb 1891, Jan 1892, Nov 1893 Thomas, John, aged 67, burial on 29 Apr, Jun 1930 Thomas, John, Father of Emma, Jane and Kathleen Thomas, Dec 1902 Thomas, John, Father of James Thomas, Nov 1906 Thomas, John, May 1897, Father of Annie Thomas, Sep 1899 Thomas, Kathleen, bapt 16 Nov dau. of John and Mary Thomas, Dec 1902

100 Thomas, Mary Jan 1892, Nov 1893 Thomas, Mary, May 1897, Mother of Annie Thomas, Sep 1899 Thomas, Mary, Mother of Emma, Jane and Kathleen Thomas, Dec 1902 Thomas, Mary, Mother of James Thomas, Nov 1906 Thomas, Miss E. and altar flowers, Oct 1929, Oct 1930, Oct 1931 Thomas, Miss E. distributes Parish Magazine on Top Flat, Feb 1929 Thomas, Miss promised to teach at Sunday School, Dec 1929 Thomas, Miss, prize-winner of Ladies Egg & Spoon Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Thomas, Mr. & Mrs, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Thomas, Mrs. and money collected by for Churchyard, Dec 1930 Thomas, Stephen Henry, aged 25, burial 21 Jun Jul 1892 Thomas, Stephen Henry. Baptism 30 Dec Feb 1895 Thomas, Stephen: Mar 1888 Thomas, William Feb 1895 Thompson, Miss, and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Thompson, Captain Childers and Mrs, donation to Parochial Fund Oct 1891 Thompson, Captain Childers, May, Jul 1888, Dec 1890, May 1891 Thompson, Edward, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Thompson, John subscriber to Choir Fund Dec 1896 Thompson, John, Tallow Chandler, Jun 1898 Thompson, Louisa, aged 49, burial 7 Jul, Aug 1904 Thompson, Major & Mrs. & Horticultural Society, Sep 1897 Thompson, Miss & Miss Johnson, Stallholder, Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Thompson, Miss of Sheffield, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Thompson, Mr. J.T., of Sheffield, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Thompson, Mr. R.B. of Matlock and Nat. Deposit Friendly Society, Jun 1899 Thompson, Mrs & Church Missionary Society, Jun 1902 Thompson, Mrs Childers, Jan, Feb, May 1888, Apr 1890, Feb, Nov 1892, Feb, Sept 1896 Thompson, Mrs, Presentation of Mugs to chn by, Coronation Day, 22 Jun, Jun 1911 Thompson, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Thompson, Mrs. Childers & Soldiers. & Sailors Families Assoc., Feb 1900 Thompson, Mrs. Childers & gift of books to Library, Aug, Sep 1900 Thompson, Mrs. Childers donated ginger nuts to Sun. School. Treat, Jul 1905 Thompson, Mrs. Childers, d. of Henry Ann & Helen Carill Norman, Apr 1900 Thompson, Mrs. Childers, Feb, Sep 1898, May, Jun 1903 Thompson, Mrs. Childers, residence of, Sep, Oct 1897 Thompson, Mrs. Childers, Sec, Soldiers & Sailors Fam. Assoc, Feb 1900 Thompson, Mrs. Childers, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Thompson, Mrs. donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Thompson, Mrs. G. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Thompson, Mrs. paid 10s. each for hire of Burton Institute for 3 lectures, Mar 1913 Thompson, Mrs., address at her house on Y.W.C.A., Mar 1914 Thompson, Mrs., Sheffield, donated £1 for Choir Fund in 1904, May 1905 Thompson, Mrs., Sunday School Treat in her field, Aug 1906 Thomsett, Ella prize winner at school for knitting and needlework Sept 1894 Thomsett, Mabel prize winner at school for needlework Sept 1894 Thomsett, Rev. W. and British and Foreign Bible Society May 1896 Thomsett, Rev. W., Preacher, Prim. Methodists, Jan, Feb 1897, Sep 1902 Thomson, Mrs Childers, donated 189 volumes to Library, Oct 1900 Thornbridge Hall, Longstone, picnic at Girls Friendly Society, Jul, Aug 1903

101 Thornewill Jun 1894 Thornewill, Rev. Charles, Vicar of Bakewell Sept, Oct , Nov 1893 Thornhill Mrs. Dec 1897 Thornhill, Col Sept 1889 Thornhill, Geo. of Nottm. m 12 Jul at Nottm. to Ellen Eliza Carson, Sep 1897 Thornhill, Major McCreagh Hort Soc. Show, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Thornhill, Major McCreagh of Stanton, Water Supply Mar, Sep, Dec 1897 Thornhill, Major McCreagh, contributions to Presentation to, Jan 1899 Thornhill, Major McCreagh, footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Thornhill, Major McCreagh, donation to Organ Fund Sept 1888, Sept 1896 Thornhill, Miss Dec 1897 Thornhill, Mrs. McCreagh, Patroness of Doll Show May 1888 Thornhill, Mrs. McCreagh, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Thornhill, Rev. Bache, Incumbent of Church 25 Nov 1811 July 1888 Thornhill, Rev. Bache, aged 42 died 27 Dec 1827 buried at Youlgreave Sep 1889 Thornhill, Rev. Bache “opened several barrows “ on Stanton Moor Apr 1896 Thornhill, Rev. Bache and putting registers in order Sept 1889 Thornhill, Rev. Bache, accidentally shot by a friend on 13 Dec 1827 Sept 1889 Thornhill, Rev. Bache, Dec 1962 Thornhill, Rev. Bache, nominated to the Perpetual Curacy of on 25 Nov 1811 June 1889 Thornhill, Rev. Bache, shooting of, notes by Rev. H. Milnes, May 1898 Thornhill, William Pole and water brought to Winster in 1871 Dec 1890 Thornton, Mr. H.E., Jun 1903 Thorntree Mine, May 1900 Thorp, Mr. of Youlgrave and Annual Parochial Tea, Feb 1905 Thorpe, Constance, baptism on 27 Oct, Dec 1929 Thorpe, Elizabeth Ann, Jun 1919 Thorpe, Ernest Naylor, marr 3 Sep to Lily Ropplewell, Oct 1906 Thorpe, Herbert Stanley, son of Sydney N. & Elizabeth Ann Thorpe, bapt. 23 Feb, Jun 1919 Thorpe, Mr. M., paid £1/6/3 for oil etc 1904-5, May 1905 Thorpe, Mr. S. collected 8/6d for Choir Fund in 1904, May 1905 Thorpe, Mr. Temporary Secretary of Church of England Men’s Society, Mar 1912 Thorpe, Mr. W. advert May, Dec 1909 Thorpe, Mr. W. collected 13/- for Choir Fund in 1904, May 1905 Thorpe, Mr. W., Market Place, advert, Coventry Eagle Cycles, Sep 1907 Thorpe, Mrs, participated in Choir Excursion to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Thorpe, Mrs. account for Sunday School, 7/11d, May 1905 Thorpe, Mrs. and decoration of Church for Harvest Festival Services, Oct 1918 Thorpe, Mrs. paid £7/12/1d by Burton Institute in 1905, Mar 1906 Thorpe, Mrs. Sydney Naylor and altar flowers, Oct 1929, Oct 1930, Jul 1931 Thorpe, Mrs. Sydney Naylor and Refreshments at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Thorpe, Mrs., paid 1/-d for goods, May 1903, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Thorpe, Mrs., Sydney Naylor Thorpe her 4th son. Nov 1917 Thorpe, Robert, Sidesman, Jan 1912, Jan 1913 Thorpe, Sydney Naylor at Garden Fete, Jun 1930 and operation of lantern, Feb 1931 Thorpe, Sydney Naylor, Feb 1912, May 1913, Jun 1919, Feb 1930, May 1931 Thorpe, Sydney Naylor, marriage on 7 Nov to Elizabeth Ann Jackson, Nov 1917 Thorpe, Sydney, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Thorpe, W, advert, Agent for the Coventry Eagle Cycles, Jan, Feb, Mar, Oct 1910 Thorpe, W. thanked by Vicar for conveying him to several hospitals, Sep 1915

102 Thorpe, W.N., Sunday School Teacher, Jan 1915 Thorpe, Walter & May Day, Jun 1907 Tinplate Worker, Frank Witham, Jun 1898 Tissington, George, co-taker of Inventory on 20 Apr 1750 of Poor House Oct 1888 Tithe, land given in lieu of June 1889 Titterton, Ada Mary, aged 18, burial 24 Jul, Aug 1902 Titterton, Florence, girls prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Titterton, Florrie, child under 12, Sep 1897 Titterton, G. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Titterton, George, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Titterton, John, aged 39, killed 27 Jul 1887 at Millclose Mine Oct 1891 Titterton, Miss F., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Titterton, Miss Florence , prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Titterton, Mr. G., Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897 Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Titterton, Ruth Florence, Crown Bible, Elizabeth Buxton Bequest, Feb 1900 Toft, Miss and Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Toft, Mr. E. Surveyor to Bakewell R.D.C. Jan, Sep. Dec 1898, Toft, Mr. E. Surveyor to Bakewell R.D.C. Sep, Nov, Dec 1899 Toft, Mr. E., winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Toft, Mr. H., paid £1 Income & Land Tax, Oct 1906 Tomlinson, D, consolation prize-winner of Sack Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Toplis, Ellen, Elton, Mother of Sarah Hannah Toplis, Aug 1904 Toplis, Joseph, Elton, Father of Sarah Hannah Toplis, Aug 1904 Toplis, Lewis, aged 5 months, burial on 18 Aug Sept 1889 Toplis, Ralph, Gentleman, Jun 1898 Toplis, Sarah Hannah, bapt 17 Jul dau. Jos. & Ellen Toplis of Elton, Aug 1904 Torr, The Misses of Brassington & Wesleyan Annual Tea, Jan 1900 Tourt, Miss, paid 16s. Od. for Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1913 Tower, Church Jun 1888 Towndrow, Mr, Lawyer’s Clerk at Oddo, Jun 1898 Trafalgar Mine, May 1900 Trendell, Rev. G.J.W. of Hilgay, Norfolk Jul 1896 Trial, 1844, between the Proprietors of the Orchard Mine and Plackett Mine Apr 1890 Trickett, James Tissington, m 25 Dec at Elton Mary Ann Skidmore, Jan 1903 Trip To The Balmy East, article about Jan, Mar, Apr 1896 Trollope, Bishop, confirmation by 15 Apr 1886 Aug 1891 Tuck, Mr, from “the County Council” and fruit-bottling demonstration, Jun 1929 Tudor, Miss, training schoolchildren to sing and entertain at Stanton, Feb 1911, May 1912 Tuffin, Raymond, Sidesman, Aug 1960 Tullock, Mrs. of Dover donation to Organ Fund: Apr 1888 Tup Mine, May 1900 Turnbull, James of London, donation to Organ Fund Nov 1889 Turner, Douglas.B., People’s Warden, Elton, Aug 1960 Turner, Emily, mother of William Henry Turner, Dec 1898 Turner, George, elected School Foundation Manager, Apr 1903 Turner, George, Manager of School Dec 1891, May, Jun, Sept, Oct 1896 Turner, John, marr. 22 Dec at Prim. Meth. Chapel to Emily Winfield, Jan 1898 Turner, John, father of William Henry Turner, Dec 1898 Turner, John, member, Committee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Turner, Miss of Middlesex, presentation of silver chalice to Church in 1885 Apr 1891

103 Turner, Mr. & Mrs., donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Turner, Mr. Churchyard Improvements Sept 1896 Turner, Mr. G. Jan 1897, & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Turner, Mr. G., Auditor, Burton Institute Accounts, 1905, Mar 1906 Turner, Mr. Jno, collector for Hospital Sunday, Sep 1900 Turner, Mr. R.F, Sidesman, Aug 1960 Turner, Mr., Sidesman, Elton, Dec 1962 Turner, Mrs. & Chuch decorations, May 1903 Turner, Mrs. & Mrs Taylor, Stallholder at Sale of Work, 1904, May 1905 Turner, Mrs. and tea on 26 Dec 1895 Feb 1896 Turner, Mrs. George, repair of 12 hassocks Apr 1890 Turner, Mrs. received 2/6d from for Parochial Tea, May 1905 Turner, Mrs., Feb, Oct 1898, Oct 1899 Turner, William Henry, bap 5 Nov, son of John & Emily Turner, Dec 1898 Twemlow, J. of Dublin donation to Organ Fund Feb 1889 Twigg, Amy, aged 16 months, burial at Youlgreave 24 Jan, Mar 1897 Twigg, Ann Elizabeth, aged 4m, burial 15 Nov Jan 1892 Twigg, George, payment to an Assessment for Youlgreave Church 9 Apr 1768 Nov 1888 Twigg, Mr. local preacher in Ashbourne Circuit in 1826 Mar 1890 Twigg, Sarah Ann, Birchover, marr 13 Jun, Bakewell to Josiah Wild, Jul 1900 Twigge, Ann Elizabeth, aged 4 m, burial 15 Nov Dec 1891 Twyford, Miss of Stanton, Recitation by, Feb 1897 Umber, paint pigment & Joshua Moseley in Grizzle Field, Feb, Mar 1898 Underwood, Mrs. of Derby “ a series of 12 lessons in dressmaking” Jan 1894 Upton, John William, May 1910 Upton, Lena Victoria, daughter of John William and Martha Upton, baptism 17 Apr, May 1910 Upton, Martha, May 1910 Urn, found on Stanton Moor Mar, Apr, May 1896 Valuation, report of row at Parish Council on 18 Dec, Jan 1901 Vernon, Miss K. donation for re-casting of bell June 1891 Vernon, Mrs. donation to Organ Fund June 1889 Vestry Meeting, on 10 Apr Report of, May 1901, Jun 1909 Vestry Meeting, re Poor House 13 Jan 1744 Sept 1888 Vestry Meeting, report of meetings on 19 Jul, Jul 1915, 2 Apr. Apr 1918, Apr 1931 Vestry, Annual Easter, Apr, May 1914 Vicarage Bible Class, Annual Supper Jul 1890 Vicarage, brief description of built c1872 Oct 1897 Vicarage, converted into from Perpetual Curacy on 29 Nov 1866 Sept 1890 Vicarage, Garden Fete at, Jun 1930 Vicarage, house: Mar 1888 Vickers, Mary G. and article on Darley Dale Dec 1896 Vickers, Miss conveyance for re Entertainment Fund for Street Lighting Feb 1893 Vickers, William, Butler at Oddo, Jun 1898 Vincent, A, prize-winner of Boys 7-9 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Vincent, Aubrey Allen, son of William and May Vincent, baptism on 3 Aug, Sep 1912 Vincent, Florence Mary, Feb 1919 Vincent, May, Sep 1912 Vincent, Mr. paid for rods for Children’s Entertainment on 21 Dec 1910, Apr 1911 Vincent, Shelah, daughter of William and Florence Mary Vincent, baptism, 29 Dec, Feb 1919

104 Vincent, W. a/c £1 2s 6d, Jun 1919 Vincent, William, m. 1 Aug to Florence May Allen, Sep 1910, Sep 1912, Apr 1918, Feb 1919 Wafstaffe, Florence, bapt 24 Feb, dau. Herbert & Ethel Wagstaffe, Mar 1907 Wagstaff, Cyril, son of Herbert and Ethel Wagstaff, baptism on 1 May, Jun 1911 Wagstaff, Elsie, bapt 27 Nov, daughter of Herbert & Ethel Wagstaff, Dec 1904 Wagstaff, Elsie, presented with Crown Bible, May 1919 Wagstaff, Ethel, Jun 1911 Wagstaff, Herbert, Jun 1911 Wagstaff, Herbert, S. Darley, marr 1 Aug Mat’ck to Ethel Marshall, Sep 1904 Wagstaff, Joseph aged 77 burial 28 Jul Sept 1888 Wagstaff, Miss E, Judge at Prize Medal Competition, Jun 1897 Wagstaff, Mrs. and altar flowers, Sep 1929, Sep 1930 Wagstaff, Sarah, aged 87, burial 5 Feb, Mar 1910 Wagstaff, Stanley, aged 3, burial on 28 Sep, Oct 1911 Wagstaff, T, prize-winner of Boys and Girls 11-13 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Wagstaffe, Anne, marriage on 3 Oct to Joshua Mozley Nov 1888 Wagstaffe, Emily, aged 83, burial on 21 Feb, Mar 1913 Wagstaffe, Ethel, Mother of Elsie Dec 1904 & Florence Wagstaffe, Mar 1907 Wagstaffe, Helen Jane, marr. 20 Apr to John Thos. Walker, May 1898 Wagstaffe, Herbert, Father Elsie, Dec 1904 & Florence Wagstaffe, Mar 1907 Wagstaffe, Jane, aged 76, burial 7 Sep, Oct 1899 Wagstaffe, John & Mrs. of Winster Bank & Jubilee Tea, Jul 1897 Wagstaffe, John, aged 81, burial 30 Dec, Jan 1898 Wagstaffe, John, purchase of house 13 Nov 1861 Feb 1889 Wagstaffe, Miss H.J. day School Teacher, Feb 1898 Wagstaffe, Miss, contributor to Wesleyan Methodist “War Fund,” Mar 1900 Wagstaffe, Mrs George and presentation of book about Joanna Southcote May 1889 Wagstaffe, Mrs. and altar flowers, Oct 1931 Wagstaffe, Phebe, aged 72, burial 14 Dec. Jan 1898 Wagstaffe, Rev. John, Feb, at marr. of Helen Jane Wagstaffe, May 1898 Wagstaffe, Sarah Taylor, aged 39, burial 1 May, May 1899 Wain, Mr. P., Preacher, Wesleyan Reform, Jan 1897 Wain, Mr. P., Prize Winner , Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Wain, P prize-winner at Hort Soc.. Sept 1896 Wain, Peter of Birchover prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Sept 1896 Wain, Peter, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Wakelin, Miss of Ely May 1888 Wakes Sunday, explanation of Jun 1893 Wakes Sunday, Special Festival Church Services on 25 Jun, Jun, Jul 1905 Wakes, extract from Sheffield Weekly Independent on, Jul 1898 Wakes, Rev. W.H. Nixon on history of, Jul 1909 Wales, Princess of Jan 1889 Walker Mrs. Edwyn, Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Walker, Albert, aged 7 months, burial 21 Jul, Sep 1907 Walker, Annie, aged 22, burial 15 Jul Aug 1894 Walker, Annie, May Day Maypole Plaiter, Jun 1907 Walker, Arthur, Pte, d from wounds, aged 31, 17 Jul, buried Ligssenthock, Belgium, Aug 1917 Walker, Bertha Sophia, marriage after banns to George Greensmith on 2 Apr, May 1888 Walker, Charles, baptism 17 Nov Dec 1889

105 Walker, Charles, donation to Organ Fund Apr 1890 Walker, Edith, baptism 9 Feb Mar 1891 Walker, Eliza Matilda, aged 5 years & 3 months, burial 27 Nov 1892 Jan 1893 Walker, Elizabeth Feb 1896 Walker, Elizabeth, Mother of Emily Walker, Nov 1905 Walker, Ellen, marr 7 Jun to Samuel Stone, Jul 1899 Walker, Emily, bapt 22 Oct, dau. of Richard & Elizabeth Walker, Nov 1905 Walker, Emma, aged 51, burial 11 Dec Jan 1895 Walker, Frances, aged 8 months, burial 17 Jan, Feb 1904 Walker, Fred, aged 7, burial 12 Mar, Apr 1905 Walker, George, baptism 29 Apr Aug 1894 Walker, George, of Manchester, “a native of Winster” at Elton, May 1897 Walker, Helen Mgt, of Man’ter, bapt.16 Jul d.John Thomas & Helen, Sep 1899 Walker, Helen, Manchester, Mother of Helen Margaret, Sep 1899 Walker, Henry, aged 60, burial 27 Dec Jan 1894 Walker, Henry, baptism 30 Sept Oct 1896 Walker, Henry, carrier of May Day Queen, Jun 1907 Walker, Henry, donation for Organ Fund Dec 1888 Walker, Henry, Pte, Sherwood Foresters, presumed dead 8 Oct 1916, Aug 1917 Walker, Herbert, Lance Corporal, in hospital in Malta wounded but “progressing,” Sep 1915 Walker, John Pulleine, aged 60, burial 21 Mar Apr 1891 Walker, John Thomas, aged 50, burial 21 Sep, Oct 1903 Walker, John Thomas, Manchester, Father of Helen Margaret, Sep 1899 Walker, John Thos,, marr. 20 Apr to Helen Jane Wagstaffe, May 1898 Walker, John William, marriage on 10 Aug to Mary Ellen Boam, Sep 1910, Oct 1911 Walker, Joseph Needham, “is in Hospital in France suffering… abscesses....arm, “ Aug 1915 Walker, Joseph Needham, Pvte, leg amputated, d 7 Apr 1917, burial Bray, France, Apr 1917 Walker, Joseph Needham, Secretary of Rifle Club in Oct 1914, Apr 1917 Walker, Joseph, awarded Sunday School Prize by Dr. Fletcher, Jan 1907 Walker, Joseph, carrier of May Day Queen, Jun 1907 Walker, Kate, bapt 19 Nov d. Richard Henry & Elizabeth Walker, Nov 1899 Walker, Kate, marr 1 Aug to Joseph Needham, Sep 1904 Walker, Kate, May Day Maid of Honour, Jun 1907 Walker, Major, Aug 1898 Walker, Mary donor of Parish Magazines to Local History Group Feb 2004 Walker, Mary Ellen, Oct 1911 Walker, Mildred Evelyn, dau. of John William and Mary Ellen Walker, bapt. 6 Aug, Oct 1911 Walker, Miss collected for Organ Fund Sept 1888 Walker, Miss E, sale of Christmas Cards for Organ Fund Mar 1889 Walker, Miss E., Girls’ Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Walker, Miss of Leamington subscriber to Churchyard Improvement Fund Dec 1896 Walker, Miss returned prize – Doll Show Sept 1888 Walker, Mr. and Hoop-La at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Walker, Mr. G. collected 15/- for Choir Fund in 1904, May 1905 Walker, Mr. J.T., Manche’ter, address by to Prim. Method. Chapel, Feb 1897 Walker, Mr. J.W., Organ Blower’s Sal, £1/10/-, May 1903, £1/10/- Jun 1906 Walker, Mr. R. & Foresters, Jul 1900 Walker, Mr. W. Apr, Aug 1898, , Jul, Sep 1899, Jul 1900 Walker, Mrs. and 1 lb Stall at Garden Fete at Vicarage, Jun 1930 Walker, Mrs. Henry, Mother of Ellen Walker, Jul 1899, Jumble Sale Sep 1905

106 Walker, Richard Henry Feb 1896 Walker, Richard, Father of Emily Walker, Nov 1905 Walker, Ruth Dec 1889, Mar 1891, Aug 1894, Oct 1896 Walker, Sarah Ada, marr. 30 Aug to Daniel Ingman at Newark, Notts Oct 1897 Walker, Sarah, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Walker, Thomas Henry, baptism, 5 Jan Feb 1896 Walker, Tom, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Walker, W. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Walker, William May, 1888, Dec 1889, Mar 1891, Aug 1894, for carting Jun, Oct 1896 Walker, William of Lea: Mar 1888 Walker, William, aged 40, burial 11 Feb, Feb 1901 Walker, William, Committee member, Flower Show, Sep 1900 Walker, William, member Committee re footpath to Mill Close Mine, Sep 1900 Wall, Caroline, aged 67, burial 7 Feb, Mar 1903 Wall, David, Gentleman, Jun 1898 Wall, G.P. of Sheffield, donation to Organ Fund Jan, Feb 1889 Wall, George Parkes, aged 80, burial on 12 Feb, Obituary by Rev. W.H. Nixon, Mar 1912 Wall, George Parkes, participated in Choir Excurson to Blackpool on 14 Aug, Sep 1911 Wall, Mary, aged 90, died 6 Nov 1888 “Stewardess to 3 American Presidents” Nov 1891 Wall, Mr. & Elton Cricket & Football Clubs, Dec 1897 Wall, Mr. G.P. donation of £2 to Choir Fund in 1904, May 1905 Wall, Mr. G.P., Sheffield, £5 donation to Church Renovation Fund, Sep 1905 Wall, Mr., donation of £2 to Choir’s Annual Excursion to B’pool, Sep 1904 Wall, Thomas, Color-Sergeant died, aged 67 on 11 Feb 1853 June 1890 Wall, Thomas, monumental tablet in Church, Sep 1897 Wallace, Rev. W.J., and Church Missionary Society Service on 27 Jul, Jul 1919 Walling, Joseph, aged 75 burial 31 Aug Oct 1894 Walling, Joseph, Hawker, Jun 1898 Wallis, G.H. for carting Jun 1896 Wallis, Mr. G.H. & water supply, Mar 1897 Walters, Alice May, Aug 1894 Walters, May, baptism 4 Apr Aug 1894 Walters, Mr. R., paid 3/9d for labour, May 1903, collected 1/- Choir, May 1905 Walters, Olwen Eliza, baptism 30 May, Jul 1930 Walters, Robert May, Aug 1894 Walthall, Henry of Alton Manor, donation to Organ Fund May 1888 Walton, Beatrice, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Walton, John, paid on 30 Mar 1771 his “Sallery for Cach in Moulds” Nov 1888 Walton, Maggie, Confirmed on 27 May, Jun 1903 Walton, Maggie, marr 22 Feb to Percy Charlesworth, of Lowfields, Mar 1905 Walton, Mary, aged 77, burial 7 Aug Oct 1896 Walton, William, aged 82, burial 31 Jul, Aug 1906 Walton, William, donation to Organ Fund Feb 1889 War Fund, Apr 1915 War Fund, May 1900 War Memorial, Rev. W.H. Nixon calls for, May 1919 War Memorial, appeal for funds to paint the chains on, Sep 1929, funds for vases, Oct 1930 War, entreaty by Rev. W.H. Nixon to “ men between 18-35” to “do your duty,” Sep 1914 War, In Time of, “hymn of prayer,” and Miss H. Maude of Overton, Ellesmere, May 1915 War, list of 16 men from Winster, Birchover and Grange Mill who had enlisted, Oct 1914

107 War, list of 3 men enlisted since 1 Aug, Sep 1915 War, list of 8 men joining 16th Notts and Derby Regiment, Aug 1915 War, Prisoners of War Fund, Patriotic Pageant in aid of on Aug Bank Holiday, Jul 1918 War, Rev. W. H. Nixon comments on “what may follow if “Labour” declares for,” Jan 1912 Ward, Mr. of Derby, payment to for Bible Society expenses May 1889 Ward-Fox, Mrs, of Haddon House, Sep 1897 Wardman, Charles & Parish Council Fund, Feb 1900 Wardman, Charles subscriber to fund for alteration to School Aug 1894 Wardman, Charles, aged 62, burial on 24 Feb, Mar 1915 Wardman, Charles, aged 73, burial 28 Nov Dec 1893 Wardman, Eleanor Louisa, marriage of by licence to Robert Hardy on 12 Mar, May 1888 Wardman, Henry, aged 61, burial on 23 Dec 1917, Mar 1918 Wardman, James: Mar 1888 Wardman, Miss Ruth, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Wardman, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Wardman, Mr. C., paid 6s 0d by Parish Council, Feb 1897 Wardman, Mrs. M.K, trading at “Julia,” Hairdresser, Darley Dale, advert, Aug 1960 Wardman, Sam, advert for Pet, Pigeon and Poultry Foods, Aug 1960 Wardman, Sarah Elizabeth, marr 24 Dec to Alfred Albert Boam, Jan 1908 Wardmen, Henry May 1890 Wardmen, Mary Ellen May 1890 Wardmen, Ruth, baptism on 6 Apr May 1890 Warfield, Joseph, paid 26 June 1773 and 5 Nov 1776 for sacks of moss Nov 1888 Warner & Sons, Jan 1892 Warner, John and Sons, London, re-casting of Church Bell 1860 June 1888 Warner, Messrs & Co., London, re-casting Bell Nov 1880 , June 1888, Mar 1891 Warner, Sir Richard: Mar 1888 Warren Carr, Elizabeth Bradley, aged 66, burial 4 May, 1899 Warwickshires, Joseph Needham Walker posted to, Apr 1917 Washington, John Heywood of Manchester Sept 1889 Washington, Francis Stanley, baptism 4 Aug Sept 1889 Washington, Laura Frances Hall Farren of Manchester Sept 1889 Wass & Co., donation to C.S.F., Oct 1911, paid £1 0s 0d, Jun 1919 Wass, E.M. Aug 1891 Wass, Joseph, purchase of Millclose Mine on 30 Jan 1844 from Joseph Hadfield Apr 1890 Waste land, in front of Miner’s Standard Jul 1896 Waste Lands and occupation by Hawkers Caravans, Jun 1897 Waste Lands, discussed by Parish Council, Oct 1900, Jan 1901, Apr 1902 Waste Lands, Mr. W. Shaw paid 3/- for improving, Oct 1906 Waste Lands, on West Bank, Jun, Jul 1904 Waste Lands, Parish Meeting on 8 Oct Nov 1900 Waste Lands, see also Open Spaces and Bank Top Water Committee, Dec 1912, donation of £4 to by Miss Helen Rains, Mar 1913 Water Committee, Mar, Jun 1897 Water Committee, to deal with Mr. W. Buxton’s complaint, Jun 1900 Water Company, application on behalf of to Parish Council, Mar 1897 Water Supply Mar, Aug, Oct 1896 Water Supply, public meeting on 17 Feb Mar 1896 Water Supply, Aug, Sep, Oct 1897, Apr, Aug 1898 Water Supply, comments on by Rev. W. H. Nixon, Oct 1911

108 Water Supply, Reports of Meetings on Mar, Apr, Jun 1897, Oct 1898 Water, brought to Winster in 1871 Dec 1890 Waterfall, John William, marriage on 4 Feb to Adeline May Furniss Needham, Mar 1913 Waterhouse, Mrs of Lomberdale Hall & Cooking Lectures, Jun 1904 Watson, Rev. J, travelling expenses for Church Sunday School Aug 1889 Watson, Rev. J., Wedding at Wesleyan Chapel, Bakwell, Nov 1902, Jun 1903 Watson, Rev. John, Rector of St. Jude’s, Manchester, Jul 1900 Watts, Helen aged 47 burial of on 18 Aug Sept 1888 Watts, James prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Watts, James, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Watts, Miss Annie, donation to Organ Fund July 1888 Watts, Mr. J. prize-winner at Hort. Soc. Show Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1899 Waxworks Exhibition, see Exhibition of Waxworks Way, Rev. R.F. and British and Foreign Bible Society, Nov 1918 Weaver, Daniel Holmes, Jun 1898 Webster, Charles Henry, Feb 1911 Webster, A. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Webster, Abraham, & Water Supply & aged 75, burial 25 Jul, Aug 1906 Webster, Ada Maria, aged 4 yrs 11 months, burial 18 Dec , Mar 1897 Webster, Ann, aged 77, burial 6 Dec, Jan 1903 Webster, Annie, dau. of Charles Henry and Mary Alice Webster, baptism on 8 Jan, Feb 1911 Webster, Charles Henry, of Ible, marr 14 Apr to Mary Alice Gregory, Jun 1909 Webster, Emma, aged 42, burial 10 Dec at Elton, Jan 1901 Webster, George Henry, baptism on 23 Apr, May 1930 Webster, Lydia, aged 70, burial at Elton 29 Sep, Oct 1900 Webster, Mary Alice, Feb 1911 Webster, Miss, donor to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Webster, Mr. A. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Show, Sep 1897, Sep 1899 Webster, Mr. A., Preacher, Wesleyan Reform, Jan 1897 Webster, Mr.T. of Birchover and Wesleyans,Feb 1897, Feb 1898, Jan 1900 Webster, Sarah Jane, aged 1 yr and 6 months, burial 21 Jan, Mar 1897 Webster, Thomas & “stirring address” at Wesleyan Meeting, Jan 1899 Webster, Thomas, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Webster, Thomas, son of Thomas and Florence Esther Rains, baptism on 31 Mar, Apr 1918 Welby, Rev.A.A. Preacher June 1888 Wellings, H. Mar 1888 Wellings, Leida Feb, Mar 1888, Mar 1889 Wellings, W.H. Mar 1888 Wells, Mr. J. Adey of Bryn Mair, Lllanrhos & gift of Hymn Board, Sep 1906 Welsh Border Regiment, Oct 1914 Wendesley, Richard: Mar 1888 Wensley Brass Band, in attendance Annual Dinner Odd Fellows Jun 1896 Wensley Brass Band, Jul 1897 Wensley Liberty, Mount Pleasant Mine Aug 1889 Wesleyan Chapel, built and opened on Wakes Sunday, 1838 Mar 1890 Wesleyan Chapel, Report of Public Lecture on 4 Jan, Feb 1897 Wesleyan Chapel, sale of work, Feb 1898 Wesleyan Choirs, Bonsall, Brassing’n, Stanton, & Youl’ve, Feb, Mar 1898 Wesleyan Reform Society, Bonsall, Stanton & Youlgreave Choirs, Feb 1898 Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Elton, Apr, Dec 1897, Mar, Nov 1898

109 Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Report of Annual Tea, Jan 1900 Wesleyan Reform Church, Elton, Aug 1960 Wesleyan Reform Society, Annual Tea, Feb 1897, Feb 1898, Jan 1899 West Bank, Agmt Geo. Bark & Par. Coun. re quarrying stone on, Oct 1904 West Bank, reservoir on, complaint of surface water behind, Aug 1898 West Yorks, 8th, Pte Arthur Walker member of when died of wounds on 17 Jul, Aug 1917 West, Sir Benjamin and Hall, Sep 1897 West, Sir Benjamin and Winster Hall Oct 1889 West, William, of Riddings: Feb 1888 Westall, George Samuel death of 1870 “kept a school” Nov 1890 Wet Sough and sewage drainage, Jan 1898 Wheat Sheaf, public house, residence of James Fryer Apr 1889 Wheatcroft , N. & Son Hort Soc Sept 1896 Wheatcroft, Messrs N. & Son & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Wheatcroft, N. & Co., Cromford, paid £1/2/3d for boards for roof, May 1903 Wheatsheaf Inn at Birchover, May 1897 Wheeldon & Shaw, Messrs, paid 9/- for labour at Tip, Oct 1906 Wheeldon, Arthur, Captain of May Queen’s Band, Jun 1907 Wheeldon, Henrietta, May Day Cushion Carrier, Jun 1907 Wheeldon, Henry, bapt 8 Sep s of William & Mary Jane Wheeldon, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, Ince, bapt 22 Sep son Wm. & Mary Jane Wheeldon, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, Ince, collected 5/0d for Choir Fund in 1904, May 1905 Wheeldon, Ince, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Wheeldon, Jemima, aged 66, burial on 21 Dec 1889 Feb 1890 Wheeldon, John at Hort. Soc. Show Sep 1897, Sep 1899, Sep 1900 Wheeldon, John prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Wheeldon, John, aged 69, burial on 30 Apr 1890 Jul 1890 Wheeldon, John, bapt 8 Sep son William & Mary Jane Wheeldon, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, John, confirmed on 26 Jan, Feb 1908 Wheeldon, Mary Henr’tta, bapt 8 Sep dau Wm & Mary J. Wheeldon, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, Mary Henrietta, aged 10, burial on 26 Sep, Oct 1911 Wheeldon, Mary Jane, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, Maud, bapt 8 Sep, dau William & Mary Jane Wheeldon, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, Miss, Recitation by, Feb 1897 Wheeldon, Mr. W., paid 9/- for repairs to property (Allotments), Oct 1906 Wheeldon, William, Oct 1901 Wheeldon, Wm. Arthur, bap 8 Sep s Wm. & Mary Jane Wheeldon, Oct 1901 Wheelwrights, John Beardow & John Henstock, Jun 1898 Whitcher, George Edgar, marriage on 6 Jun to Flora Roberts, Jul 1931 White Holmes Lane, re water supply from to reservoir, Oct 1898 White, B, Dec 1930 White, Thomas, Manager of Sunday School June 1889 Whitehead, Frank of Dukinfield, marr. 29 Apr to Eliza Collins, May 1899 Whitehead, Mrs, Hargate Hall, £1 donation to Church Renovations, Sep 1905 Whiteley, John Thomas, aged 83, burial on 11 Feb, Mar 1913 Whiteley, John, P.C. Taddington, donation to Organ Fund Feb 1890 Whiteley, Mary Ann, aged 40, burial 13 Nov Dec 1893 Whiteley, Susan, aged 51, burial 22 May, Jun 1909 Whiteley, William, aged 35, burial 14 Jan Feb 1896 Whitelow Rake Mine, May 1900

110 Whitelowe, near the road to Pike Hall, discovery of remains in 1767 Apr 1889 Whitely, William Jan 1892 Whittaker, Mrs. of Croydon, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1889 Whittington, Rev. R.W., Rector of Darley Dale, Nov 1912, Aug 1913 Whitworth Hospital, Nov 1899, Nov, Dec 1899, Feb, May 1900 Whitworth Hospital, “has been lately of incaluable benefit,” Sep 1911, gifts to, Nov 1929 Whitworth Hospital, donation to in 1930, Feb 1931 Whitworth Institute & Annual Girls Friendly Society Festival, Jun 1905 Whitworth Institute, Feb 1902, Feb 1904 Whitworth Institute, Sunday School Treat at Jul 1901, Jul 1902, Jul 1903 Whitworth, Lady, May, Jun, Nov 1888 Whitworth, Mr. H. Feb 1897 Whitworth, Sir Joseph Nov 1896 Widdison, Mrs. D. and altar flowers, Aug 1960 Wild, Alexander, aged 9 days, burial 17 Mar Apr 1891 Wild, Ann, & Parish Council & ,aged 73, burial 6 Jul, Aug 1906 Wild, Ann: Feb 1888 Wild, Beatrice Amelia, Mother of John Norman Wild, Mar 1904 Wild, Bernard, burial aged 6 months 11 Sept Nov 1889 Wild, Christopher, aged 2 weeks, burial 21 Mar Apr 1891 Wild, Dennis, bapt. 1 Dec, son of Josiah & Sarah Wild, Dec 1898 Wild, Elizabeth aged 65, burial 4 Oct Nov 1888 Wild, Eric Stanley, bapt. 23 Sep, son of Josiah and Sarah Ann Wild, Oct 1900 Wild, Florence Nightingale, Mother of Mary Rosaline Wild, Sep 1900 Wild, George & tender for Lighting and cleaning street lighting, Dec 1897 Wild, George of Manchester, donation to Organ Fund Jul 1888 Wild, George, marr 17 Oct to Sarah Selina Adams, Nov 1904 Wild, George, vocal solo by, Feb, and Jubilee Sports, Jul 1897 Wild, Hannah prize winner at school for needlework Sept 1894 Wild, Jane, aged 35, burial 11 Apr May 1891 Wild, John Norman, bapt 21 Feb son John & Beatrice Amelia Wild, Mar 1904 Wild, John, 8 Apr 1853 elected Clerk and Sexton May 1890 burial, aged 67, 13 Apr 1893 Wild, John, Father of John Norman Wild, Mar 1904 Wild, John, marr at Sheffield on 10 Apr to Beatrice Amelia Roper, May 1901 Wild, John, prize medallist for singing, Jun 1897 Wild, Josiah, father of Dennis Wild, Dec 1898 & Eric Stanley Wild, Oct 1900 Wild, Josiah, marr, 13 Jun, Bakewell to Sarah Ann Twigg, Birchover, Jul 1900 Wild, Leslie, presented with Crown Bible, May 1919 Wild, Lizzie, aged 24 days, burial on 19 Apr May 1890 Wild, Mary Rosaline, bapt 2 Sep, d Wm. Florence Night’gale Wild, Sep 1900 Wild, Mary, aged 29 burial 10 Jan, Feb, Mar 1888 Wild, Miss Florrie, prize winner at Flower Show, Sep 1899 Wild, Mr. & Mrs. Josiah, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Wild, Mr. A., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Wild, Mr. W. & collection Feb 1900, Library Committee member, Mar 1901 Wild, Mr. W. & Hort. Soc. Show Sep 1897, Sep 1898, Sep 1900 Wild, Mr. W. Horticultural Society Sept 1896 Wild, Mr. W., Overseer and Clerk to Parish Council, Nov 1898, May 1899 Wild, Mrs A., Feb 1900 Wild, Mrs. Parochial Tea, Feb 1898, May 1905, Jumble Sale, Sep 1905

111 Wild, Mrs. William: Mar 1888 Wild, N, prize-winner of Youths 13-18 race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Wild, Rev. Marshall & Wedding at Newark-on-Trent Par. Church, Mar 1903 Wild, Sarah Ann, Mother of Eric Stanley Wild, Oct 1900 Wild, Sarah, mother of Dennis Wild, Dec 1898 Wild, Vernon, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Wild, William, Feb 1900, Father of Mary Rosaline, Sep 1900 Wild, William, Feb 1888, Manager of Penny Bank in 1862, Aug 1890 Wild, William, owner of “Derbyshire Sally” Public House in Apr 1889 Wild, Wm , marr., Matlock, to Florence Nightingale Oakley, Matlock, Nov 1899 Wildgoose, Anthony Aug 1891 Wildgoose, George, baptism 24 Jun Aug 1891 Wildgoose, Margaret, baptism 24 Jun Aug 1891 Wildgoose, Mary Eliza Aug 1891 Wilkie, David & Hall, Sep 1897 Wilkie, David and Winster Hall Oct 1889 Will Founders Mine, May 1900 Will Mack’s Concert Party, entertainers at Flower Show, Sep 1900 Willatt, Philip, Sidesman, Aug 1960 Willgoose, Mr. P. of Darley, supporter Henry Deeley to Derbys C.C. Mar 1898 Williams, Graeme D. Jul 1903, Feb, Aug 1905, Apr 1906 Williams, Leo, “killed in action 22 Jan,” Feb 1915 Williams, M.S., Assistant Sec. of Church of England Men’s Society, May , Oct 1913 Williams, Miss and altar flowers, May 1931 Williams, Miss and Mrs. E. Mosley distribute Parish Magazine on Main Street, Feb 1929 Williams, Miss promised to teach at Sunday School, Dec 1929 Williams, Miss, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930 Williams, Mr. & “his excellent Gramophone” at Parochial Tea, May 1906 Willing Helpers’ League, Abstract of Accounts of, Oct 1916-Feb 1919, Mar 1919 Willow Mine, May 1900 Wills’ Founder Mine Oct 1890 Wilson Mr. paid 3s. 6d. for “stage fixing” at Parochial Tea and Entertainment, Feb 1913 Wilson, Edward aged 75 burial on 16 Dec 1888, Jan 1889 Wilson, Ellen, aged 61, burial on 9 Mar, Jun 1919 Wilson, F.G., Dec 1930 Wilson, F.W, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1890, School Alterations Fund Aug 1894 Wilson, Fred, appointed as Bell Ringer, Jan 1904 Wilson, Frederick George, marr 16 Oct to Sarah Ann Hardy, Nov 1902 Wilson, J, prize-winner of Boys and Girls 7-9 races at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Wilson, Joshua, Father of Eleanor Wilson his second daughter, Jul 1901 Wilson, Joshua, member of Parish Council Jan, Mar, Apr 1910, Jan 1911, Jan 1914 Wilson, Joshua, winner at Flower Show on 11 Aug, Sep 1900 Wilson, L, prize-winner of Girls 13-21 (skipping) race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Wilson, Laura, marriage on 4 Apr to Norrie Marsden Young, May 1931 Wilson, Laura, presented with Bible from Buxton Bequest, Mar 1916 Wilson, Mary Ethel, marr 28 Dec to George Hallan of South Darley, Jan 1905 Wilson, Miss Elinor & Wesleyan Annual Tea, Jan 1899 Wilson, Miss Jane & Wesleyan Annual Tea, Feb 1898, Jan 1899 Wilson, Miss L, prize-winner of Ladies Potato Race at Peace Celebrations, Aug 1919 Wilson, Miss of Artondale, Feb, Mar (for re-casting bell) 1891

112 Wilson, Miss, donation to Organ Fund Aug 1890 Wilson, Mr, acceptance of his tender (£4-14s-6d) for fixing of a floor in the Belfry, May 1910 Wilson, Mr. J., Prize Winner at Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Wilson, Mrs. & teas in Public Hall, Feb 1897 & Wes. Annual Tea, Jan 1899 Wilson, Mrs. Joshua & Wesleyan Reform Society Annual Tea, Feb 1898 Wilson, Muir of Sheffield “a legal gentleman,” Feb 1899 Wilson, Rev. E.A. Feb, Mar, Apr 1896 Wilson-Frogatt, Rev. G, Vicar of St. Helen’s, West Auckland, Preacher on 13 Aug, Aug 1911 Wilton, J.P. of Gloucester, Doll Show Jul and Organ Fund Sept 1888 Wilton, Mrs., Visitor to Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Win Tor Lodge No. 4453 Jul 1897- see also Foresters Windle, Richard, from Bakewell Union, burial on 10 May aged 8? Jun 1889 Wine, fetching from Wirksworth in 1785 Dec 1888 Winfield, Ellen, 2nd prize medallist for singing, Jun 1897 Winfield, Ellen, marr 17 Sep Prim. Meth. Chapell, to Thos. Bateman, Oct 1904 Winfield, Emily, mar. 23 Dec at Prim. Meth. Chapel to John Turner, Jan 1898 Winfield, Miss E. & Primitive Methodist Chapel purchase of stove, Jan 1902 Winfield, Mr. & Church Vestry Meeting, May 1903, Jun 1904 Winfield, Mr. attends 1st Parish Council as Clerk, May 1901 Winfield, Mr. S. Jun 1897 Winfield, Mr. W. & “living pictures” shown by him on 18 Dec 1899, Jan 1900 Winfield, Mr. W., applicant as Clerk of Works to Sewage Scheme, Jun 1899 Winfield, Mr. W., Chairman of Parish Council, Oct 1906 Winfield, Sarah Ann, marr. 21 Oct, Matlock, to George Gregory, Nov 1898 Winfield, William and Bible Society Centenary Meeting, Apr 1904 Winfield, William, Father of Ellen Winfield, his youngest daughter, Oct 1904 Winfield, William, father of Sarah Ann Winfield, Nov 1898 Winfield, William, Feb, Jun 1897, Nov 1898 Winfield, William, member of Parish Council, Jan, Mar 1910 Winster Church Sunday School, Accounts for 1887: Feb 1888 Winster Hall, July, Aug, Oct 1889, Nov 1890 Winster Moor, Roman remains, discovery of in 1768 Apr 1889 Winster, “many more visitors than usual,” to , Sep 1918 Wint, Mary Elizabeth, marriage on 18 Jun to Edward Laurence Handley, Aug 1960 Winter, Eric, son of Robert Winter and Clara Barker, baptism 22 Apr, May 1918 Winter, Robert, May 1918 Winter-Barker, Clara, Mother of Norman Reginald Winter-Barker, Sep 1905 Winter-Barker, Mrs, Crochet work given to Church by, Jul 1912 Winter-Barker, Norman Reginald, bapt 27 Aug s Rob. & Clara, Sep 1905 Winter-Barker, R. Apr, May, Oct 1913 Winter-Barker, Robert, Father of Norman Reginald Winter-Barker, Sep 1905 Winter-Barker, Robert, marr. 31 Jul to Clara Prime, Aug 1899 Witham, Charles Henry, bapt 9 Mar s Henry & Elizabeth Witham, Apr 1901 Witham, Elizabeth, aged 36, burial 10 Mar at Elton, Apr 1901 Witham, Elizabeth, Mother of Charles Henry Witham, Apr 1901 Witham, Elizabeth, of Elton, Dec 1913 Witham, Frank, Tinplate Worker, Jun 1898 Witham, Keith, , Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Witham, Kenneth, son of Wallace and Elizabeth of Elton, baptism on 16 Nov, Dec 1913 Witham, Miss M, Sunday School Superintendent, Aug 1960

113 Witham, Mrs. A.W. of Bonsall: Mar 1888 Witham, Mrs. and altar flowers, Aug 1960 Witham, Roy, Sidesman, Aug 1960, Dec 1962 Witham, Wallace, of Elton, Dec 1913 Witham. Henry, Father of Charles Henry Witham, Apr 1901 Wodehouse, Mrs., Vice-President, Diocesan Mother’s Union, Jun 1907 Wolley-Dodd, Miss of Edge Hall May 1888 Women, “many women were also employed at the top-work” of Plackett Mine, 1844 Apr 1890 Women’s Institute, Jun 1929, Jan, 1930, and services of District Nurse May 1931, Aug 1960 Wood, Cicely Ellen, Mother of John Greatorex Wood, Feb 1908 Wood, James, Father of John Greatorex Wood, Feb 1908 Wood, James, South Darley, marr 5 Jul to Cicely Ellen Greatorex, Sep 1907 Wood, John Greatorex, bapt 5 Jan s James & Cicely Ellen Wood, Feb 1908 Wood, John, member (1828) Assoc. For The Pros. Of Felons, Dec 1897 Wood, Martha, aged 72, burial on 6 Nov, Dec 1962 Wood, Mr. “song” given by at Annual Dinner of Odd Fellows Jun 1896 Woodhouse, Annie, baptism 5 Aug Sept 1894 Woodhouse, John Edwin, baptism 25 Dec 1890 Feb 1891 Woodhouse, John Jul 1889, Feb 189, Sept 1894 Woodhouse, Louisa Jul 1889, Feb 189, Sept 1894 Woodhouse, Nellie, baptism of 9 Jun Jul 1889 Woodward, G. prize-winner at Hort Soc. Sept 1896 Woodward, Henry Holden, Derby, marr 30 Apr to Ann Shaw, May 1907 Woolley, Henry, Manager of Sunday School June 1889 Woolley, Samuel, Grocer & Tallow Chandler, Jun 1898 Woolley’s Yard, cottage at bottom be taken for use as Library, Sep 1900 Woolley-Dodd, Miss of Malpas donation to Organ Fund:Apr 1888 Woolliscroft, J.H. & Son Ltd, advert, Aug 1960 Workhouse, and death of “Old Mary” in, Apr 1929 Worsley, Charles Carill, discovery in his garden in 1856 of two graves Jul 1890 Worsley, Charles Carill, Gentleman, Jun 1898 Worsley, Helen Carill, marr to Henry Ann Norman, Apr 1900 Worsley, Misses and Sunday School Jun 1889 Worsley, Mrs. Tindal Carill, re-casting of bell May 1892 Worsley, Rev. John, died 1829 b 12 Jan 1829, Jun, Jul, Nov 1889 Worthington, W..W. of Burton-on-Trent: Mar 1888 Wragg, Doris May, bapt 26 Jun dau. of Henry & Sarah Alice Wragg, Jul 1904 Wragg, Henry, Matlock, marr 27 Aug to Sarah Alice Marshall, Sep 1903 Wragg, Henry, of Matlock Bank, Father of Doris May Wragg, Jul 1904 Wragg, Mr. J., Organist of Manchester, Jul, Sep 1906 Wragg, Sarah Alice, of Matlock Bank, Mother of Doris May Wragg, Jul 1904 Wren, Mrs. returned prize, Doll Show Sept 1888 Wright & Booth, Messrs of Bakewell, donors to Jumble Sale, Sep 1905 Wright, Allan Adair, Jan 1929 Wright, Edwin of Stanton & Wesleyan Public Meeting, Jan 1899 Wright, Elizabeth Mary, Jan 1929 Wright, George Samuel, son of Allan Adair and Elizabeth Mary Wright, bap. 16 Dec, Jan 1929 Wright, John, Treasurer of Elton Parish Council, May 1897

114 Wright, M.D.T. Patron Horticultural Society Sept 1896 Wright, Miss A., Feb 1897 Wright, Mr. J. & Elton Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Aug 1897 Wright, Mr. and tribute to Rev. A.W. and Mrs. Dickens, Apr 1929 Wright, Mr. E. of Stanton, Wes. Reform Soc., Feb 1897, Feb 1898, Jan 1900 Wright, Mr. paid £1 1s 0d for cartage of Organ from Darley Dale Feb 1889 Wright, Mr. T. & Hort. Soc. Show, Sep 1898 Wright, Mr. W. of Rowsley, & Primitive Methodists, Oct 1899 Wright, Mr., Solicitor to Joseph Burton at time of latter’s gift of field, Jun 1900 Wright, Samuel Sims, aged 82, burial on 18 Dec, Jan 1914 Wright, Tom for coal Jun 1896 Wright, Tom, Darley Dale, paid coal & coke May 1905, Jun 1906 Wright, Tom, Darley Dale, paid coal & coke, May 1901, Apr 1902, May 1903 Wright, William of Two Dales & Public Lecture by, Feb 1897 Wyatt, Lyndon, entertainer at Parochial Tea, Feb, Mar 1903 Wyles, Grace, aged 24, burial 31 Aug, Sep 1906 Wyles, Mary, aged 2 days, burial 31 Aug, Sep 1906 Wyles, Reginald, aged 19 months, burial 25 Apr, May 1907 Y.W.C.A: Jan, Feb 1888 Yate Stoop Mine, brief reference to, May 1897 Yates, Benjamin, aged 86, burial 19 Mar, Apr 1907 Yates, Benjamin, Gentleman (Manchester), Jun 1898 Yates, William, late of Birchover and Church at Uppertown, May 1897 Yatestoop Mine Oct 1890 Yeomans, Geo. H. of Edensor, m 25 Dec, Elton Hannah Skidmore, Jan 1903 Yew Tree, ordered to be cut down in 1812 Jun 1889 Youlgrave Band at Odd Fellows and Foresters Anniversaries, Jul 1905 Youlgrave Band, on Aug Bank Holiday, Aug 1918 Youlgreave Choir at Wes. Reform Tea, Feb & at Elton, Apr 1897 Youlgreave Church, Assessment for 9 Apr 1768 Nov 1888 Youlgreave Parish Council & Hancock’s Charity, Mar, Jun 1897 Youlgreave Prize Band, Jul 1897, Aug 1898 Youlgreave, Lomberdale Hall, Mr. Bateman of Jul 1890 Youlgreave, Wesley Reform Chapel & Wedding at, Jul 1901 Young Men’s Friendly Society Festival at the Pavilion, Matlock Bath Nov 1888, Mar 1890 Young Mens Friendly Society Library May 1891 Young, James, flower seeds sold re Organ Fund May 1888 Young, Norrie Marsden, marriage on 4 Apr to Laura Wilson, May 1931 Youth Club, average attendance of 42, Aug 1960 Zani, Mr, Canvasser for proposed Burton Institute Club, Jul 1930

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