The Family History Society of Cheshire

A very large graveyard in Goostrey with transcriptions, index, history and plans.

The memorial inscriptions for the ancient parish of Grappenhall on the outskirts of Warrington.

A transcript of the memorial inscriptions of St Mary in Great Budworth

A transcript of the memorial inscriptions of the St John in Great Sutton

A small graveyard of in the grounds of the Baptist chapel

A Transcript of the Monumental Inscriptions of St. John's Church, Guilden Sutton and All Saints Church, Hoole.

Including Guilden Sutton Methodist Chapel and Hoole Public War Memorial

A small graveyard in Handforth with 226 graves

Handley village and township is in the Great Boughton district on the main road from Chester to Whitchurch in Shropshire.

This piblication is a transcription of the memoprial inscriptions,

A small graveyard in Hargrave in the grounds of St Peter's.

A transcript of the memorial inscriptions

A Transcript of the Monumental Inscriptions of All Saints Harthill

A Transcript of the Monumental Inscriptions  of the Primitive Methodist Church,  Congregational Church and St. Michael’s Church

A collection of transcriptions from the above with index and plans

Transcripts of the :

- Baptisms 1878-1914
- Burials 1837-1910
- MIs

of Wesleyan Methodist Chapel in Hazel Grove

North Cheshire Family History Society 1999

A transcript of the memorial inscriptions

Christ Church was consecrated in 1846 and closed in 1974. 8580 people were interred but not all are commemorated on memorials. The graveyard is no longer in existence.

Christ Church consists of the remains of a redundant Anglican church in Wellington Road, Heaton Norris, Stockport, Greater Manchester, England. Only the tower and part of the walls of the aisles survive. They are located on the crest of a hill on the main road linking Stockport with Manchester. The church remains are recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II listed building, and are under the care of the Churches Conservation Trust. (Wikepaedia)

As well as transcriptions of the memorials in the graveyard this file contains some  plans.

A transcript of the memorial inscriptions

The church of St Thomas, High Lane, was created a Parish in 1860 from parts of the Parishes of Poynton with Worth, Marple, Stockport and Norbury. It is situated at the centre of the village beside the main A6 road, which was part of the old Roman road to Buxton

Baptisms 1868-1970

Marriages 1894-1970

Burials 1894-1970

Memorial Inscriptions

Photographs of Higher Kinnerton

A publication published as a History of Macclesfield but it also contains briefer histories of:

- Congleton

- Knutsford

- Stockport

- Buxton

- Leek

It slso contains a list of the subscribers who made the publication of the book possible.