Bibliography of Historical Information Relating to South Derbyshire ...

Bibliography of Historical Information Relating to South Derbyshire Parishes
This bibliography makes no claim to be comprehensive, but is intended as an aid for researchers who are seeking an overview of sources of information. The
publications listed can be seen at various repositories in Derbyshire, but no single repository will possess them all. The repositories used so far for compiling
this bibliography are Matlock Local Studies Library (01283 585579), Swadlincote Local Studies Library (01283 217701) and the District Council’s own
collection (contact Philip Heath 01283 595936). Many of the books and items listed may also be found at the Derby Local Studies Library on Irongate (01332
255393). It would be wise to check availability before making a long journey to any of these places.
Numbers in the right hand column indicate where copies of the item can be found, but is not comprehensive:
1–copy held at SDDC Offices
2–copy held at Swadlincote Local Studies Library
3–copy held at Matlock Local Studies Library
NOTE: The District Council also maintains a collection of reports and records relating to individual historic buildings in the district. A print out of this list,
which currently contains nearly 400 entries, is available in alphabetical parish order upon request from the District Council’s Heritage Oficer on 01283
595936. Consent of the owner may be required for access to certain reports.
The District Council also holds official records relating to listed buildings, conservation areas, and historic parks and gardens. The public is welcome to view
these upon request.
Ash
A Brief History of the Manor of Ash 1970 E.R.Robinson, unpublished 2 & 3
Aston on Trent
The Story of Aston-on-Trent Church n. d. Rev. R. L. Farmer 3
The Derbyshire Holdens and their Descendants 1930 W. H. Holden 3
“A Beaker Burial at Aston on Trent” 1966 D.Reaney in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 86 1 & 2
A Brief Descriptive Guide to Aston-on-Trent, Derbyshire 1967 A. B. Longbottom F.R.G.S. 1 & 2 & 3
A Brief Descriptive Guide to Aston-on-Trent, Derbyshire 1970 A. B. Longbottom F.R.G.S. 2 nd ed, enlarged 3
“Beaker Burials in South Derbyshire” 1968 D.Reaney in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 88 1 & 2
“An Iron Age Square Enclosure at Aston upon Trent. Derbyshire:
A Report on Excavations in 1967” 1970 Jeffrey May, in Derbys.Archaeological Jnl. Vol 90 1 & 2 & 3

“The Aston-on-Trent Tramway” 1977 J.Heath, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol 8, Pt.2 1 & 2
“The Vilage of Aston on Trent” 1986 R. Christian in Derbys. Life & Countryside
Vol. 51 No. 5, pp40-43 3
“Chelaston Standing Angels with Shields at Aston-on-Trent:
Their Wider Distribution 1400-1450” 1993 C.Ryde, in Derbys.Archaeological Jnl. Vol 113 1
“Fieldworkby Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1995-6” 1998 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 118
“Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1997” 1999 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 118
“The Excavation of an Iron Age site at Foxcovert Farm,
Aston-on-Trent.” 1999 Gwilym Highes, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 119
Aston on Trent: Conservation Area history 2005 Philip Heath, South Derbyshire District Council 1
Parish Church of Al Saints’, Aston on Trent 2006 Bob Read and Rev. Tony Luke
A History Trail around the centre of Aston on Trent 2006 Aston on Trent Local History Group
Barrow on Trent
“Old English Vilage Life as Ilustrated at Barow and Twyford” 1904 Rev.Wm. Baxter M.A.in Derbys Arch.Jnl Vol 26 2
Barrow on Trent: A History of the Methodist Church, Manor
House, Manor Court, in the background of Barrow Village
And the Sale Family 1969 Frank Clayton 1 & 2
“Crowtrees, Barow on Trent” 1976 Derek Crust, in Derbys. Life & Countryside
Vol 41, No. 3, pp52-54
“The Vilage of Barow on Trent” 1988 R. Christian in Derbys. Life & Countryside
Vol. 53, No. 5, pp46-49
The Hospitaller Order of St.John of Jerusalem in Derbys. History 1999 Gladwyn Turbutt, Scarthin Books, Cromford 2
“Farming in Barow upon Trent and Twyford in the 16 th and 17 th
centuries using the evidence of wils & probate inventories” 2001 J. Davies & B. Hutton in Dbs. Misc. Vol 16 Pt 1 1
Barrow on Trent: Conservation Area history 2005 Philip Heath, South Derbyshire District Council 1
Barton Blount
“Two Medieval Tiles found at Barton Fields Farm, Barton Blount”1999 Roy.G.Hughes, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 119
Bearwardcote

Bearwardcote Hall, Etwall 1980 Derbys. Life & C’side, Vol 45, No 6 pp54-55 3
Bretby
The Chesterfield Family nd V.A.Shaw unpublished orig. manuscript 2
The Barnes and Nadin Families nd V.A.Shaw, unpublished 2
“Bretby Hal:Chatsworth’s Vanished Rival” 1950 K.H.Mantell, Derbyshire Life & Countryside
Vol.18. No. 3
Report on the Bretby Meeting 1956 Derbyshire Miscellany. No. 4 2
A Short History of Bretby c850-1900 nd c1964 Ashby de la Zouch Boys’ Grammar School. 1 & 2 & 3
Bretby Hall
Bretby Hospital
Bretby Castle
D. Nightingale
A Brief history of Bretby 1964 et seq H. J. Wain M.Sc. 1 & 2 & 3
“Bretby” 1990 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & Countryside
Vol. 55, No 10, pp60-63.
Bretby: Conservation Area history 2005 Philip Heath, South Derbyshire District Council 1
Burnaston
History of the Pastures Hospital 1971 G.H.Gordon 2
The Burnaston Story 1991 Malcolm L.Giddings, Colerne Debden Publishing 2
Calke
“Calke and Ticknal” 1979 Joan Sinar, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol.8 Pt.5 1
Calke Priory 1982 H.Colvin, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 102 1 & 2
Calke Abbey:This Magical House must be Saved Intact 1984? National Trust 2
“Calke Abbey: its Seting and Working Estate” 1985 Joan Sinar, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol.10, Pt.6 1 & 2
Calke Abbey–A Hidden House Revealed 1985 Howard Colvin
Calke Abbey 1989 The National Trust ISBN 0 7078 0099 4 1 & 2
Over the Hills to Calke 1989 Leslie John Cox, Breedon Books 2
Over the Hills to Calke 2000 Leslie John Cox, 2nd ed., enlarged 1
Squire of Calke Abbey 1815-1834 (the Journals of Sir George
Crewe, 8 th Bart.) 1995 Colin Kitching. Scarthin Books 2
“Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1995-6” 1998 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 118

Further Reflections of Ticknall & Calke 1998 Stuart Woodward, Ticknall Pres. & Historical Soc. 2
Castle Gresley
“The Origin of the Shirleys and of the Gresleys” 1904 J.H.Round M.A. in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol.26 2
Charters & Muniments of the Gresley Family 1906 Isaac Herbert Jeayes, Chas. J.Clark 2
Linton and Castle Gresley Now and Then 1984 David Nightingale 2
The Birth of a Parish 1989 Christine A.Harvey 2
“The Streets” in Castle Gresley 1996 Beryl Greening
Catton
Catton Hall nd (leaflet) 1
Note on New Chapel at Catton 1888 In the Reliquary New Series Vol2, pp53-4 3
“Caton Hal” 1960 A.Oswald, Country Life, Vol.127, March 17&24 3
“Caton Hal” 1970 Andor Gomme, inThe Country Seat, ed.
H.M.Colvin, pp157-163. 3
Smith of Warwick: Francis Smith, Architect & Master Builder 2000 Andor Gomme. See esp. pp475-478 3
Church Broughton
“Derbyshire Fonts” 1905 G.Le Blanc Smith, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 27 2
A Hotch Potch of Information about Church Broughton
and its Environs 1994 gathered by Janet Arthur 2 & 3
“Church Broughton and Barton Blount” 1995 Derbys. Life & Countryside. Vol 60, No 6, pp30-33 3
Church Gresley
The Gresley Family nd V.A.Shaw unpublished 2
Gresley: the family, lands and Priory nd Oswald Hull, unpublished 2
Church Gresley Priory and Old Hall nd V.A.Shaw, unpublished 2
The Priory of St. George of Gresley, Derbyshire 1861 J. M. Gresley 3
The Gresleys of Drakelow 1899 Falconer Madan (see esp. pp172-181) 3
Illustrated Almanac & Year Book 1902 1902 pub. Wm Buck Press, Swadlincote 2
History of the Moira Collieries 1919 P. Beaumont (see pp26-38 for Church Gresley) 3

Gresley: The Family, Lands and Priory 1066-1250 1959 Oswald Hull 3
Gresley Male Voice Choir 1904-1974 1974 Gresley Male Voice Choir Souvenir Booklet 2
Gresley Male Voice Choir 1904–1984 1984 Gresley Male Voice Choir Souvenir Booklet 2
Mystery Trips 1985 Peter M. White 3
A Short Hist. of the Gresleys & the Surrounding Neighbourhood 1986 Joyce Gough 3
Recollections of a South Derbyshire Life 1986 Joseph Bancroft unpub. 2
Growing up in Derbyshire in the Nineteenth Century 1986 M.Hull unpublished 2
The National Schools Church Gresley 1818–1918 1987 M.D.Ash, copyright 1990 2
The National School at Church Gresley 1871-1918: a collection
of varied entries taken from the log books 1989 M.D.Ash, 2
My Musical Life in Church Gresley 1991 Doris Faulkner 2
Mining & Industry (photographs) 1993 Mark Bown, Reflections of a Bygone Age 2
Parish Church of Gresley St. George and St. Mary: a Brief
History and Guide 1994 J. and R. Smith 1 & 2
Measham Ware (esp. by Mason Cash of Church Gresley) nd 2001? Margaret Beardsmore 1
Vintage Allsorts–Illustrated Memories of a Gresley Lad 2006 Peter M. White 1
There’s stil more coal in th’ole 2006 Keith Gilliver 1
Coton in the Elms
Derby Hills (NB This parish, formerly extra-parochial, has now been divided between Ticknall and Melbourne)
“More Historical Notes on the Derbys-Leics border” 1960 G. H. Green, in Derbys Miscellany Vol. 2 No. 4 3
Drakelow
Charters & Muniments at Drakelow 1895 I. H. Jeayes 3
“Drakelow, Derbyshire. The Seat of Sir Robert Gresley Bart.” 1902 In Country Life, 22 nd March 3
“Drakelow, Derbyshire. The Seat of Sir Robert Gresley Bart.” 1907 In Country Life, 16 th March 3
“An Anglo-Saxon Potfrom Drakelow” 1961 R.G.Hughes in Derbys. Arch.Jnl.Vol. 82 1 & 2
The Story of Drakelow 1966 H. J. Wain 1 & 2
Drakelow Power Station nd c1970? Central Elec. Gen. Board, Midlands Region 3
“Drakelow Hal, Burton on Trent”
Robert Innes-Smith in Derbys. Life & Countryside,
Vol. 39, No. 9 pp42-44 & No. 10 pp 52-54. 3

Egginton
“Derbyshire Tapestry” 1894 Rev.Charles Kerry in Derby. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 16 2
“Egginton Court Rols 1306/7-1311/12” 1955 F.N.Fisher, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol.75 2
The Story of Egginton & St.Wilfrid’s Church 1970 Johnston Boyd Henderson 2 & 3
Notable Derbyshire Houses: Cothay, Egginton 1972 In Derbys. Life & C’side Vol 37, No 1 pp24-7 3
Egginton Hall 1974 E. Saunders, in Derbys. Life & Countryside
Vol. 39 No. 3, pp66-68 3
Egginton: The Village Scene (annotated poster) 1977 M. Rickard, for the Egginton Society 1
“Maps of the Egginton Enclosure Award: Reconstruction &
Interpretation” 1991 R.Dalton, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 111 1 & 2
“The Vilage of Egginton” 1991 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & Countryside
Vol 56 No 6
Egginton: A Historical View (annotated poster) 1994 M. Rickard 1
The Derbyshire Ancestral Research Group: Church of St.
Wilfrid, Egginton 1997 Newsletter no.11 2
“An Inscribed Stud found at Egginton: an Anglo-Saxon 1999 Elizabeth Okasha & Richard Langley, in Derbys
Love Token?”
Archaeological Journal, Vol.119
To Egginton from Eghintune and St. Wilfrid’s Church 2005 Revision, by A. B. Wassell, of J. B. Henderson 1970
Elvaston
“Elvaston Castle, the seat of the Earl of Harington” 1899 Anon, Country Life,Vol.5, pp48-52 & 80-83 3
St. Bartholomew’s Parish Church, Elvaston. A Souvenir of the
Restoration and Reopening 1905 (Very lavish and detailed–600 copies printed) 3
“Elvaston Castle” 1963 R.Christian, Derbyshire Life & Countryside
Vol 28 No.1 3
Elvaston Castle Country Park 1973 Derbyshire Countryside Ltd. 1
Famous Derbyshire Homes 1973 John N.Merrill, Dalesman Publishing Co. Ltd. 2
Elvaston Castle Museum: the Working Estate 1980 Derbyshire Museum Service 2
Elvaston Castle Country Park , near Derby 1991 Una Campbell
“The Parish of Elvaston” 1995 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & Countryside,
Vol 60, No 11, pp38-42 3

In the Shadow of a Castle: a walk back in time through the
historical villages of Elvaston, Thulston and Ambaston 2001 J. F. Morrell 3
St. Bartholomew’s Church n.d. 1
Etwall
“On an incised Slab at Etwal Church” 1882 Rev.J.Charles Cox, in Derbys.Arch.Jnl. Vol 4 2
“Derbyshire Tapestry” 1894 Rev.Charles Kerry in Derby. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 16 2
“Etwal Hal, the Seat of Mrs.Coton” 1899 Anon. Country Life,Vol.5. pp656-659 1 & 3
Etwal’s Hospital: The Foundation of Sir John Port, 1557-1957 1957 E. M. Braund 1 & 3
The Story of St. Helen’s Church, Etwal 1964 Johnston Boyd Henderson 1 & 3
The Wells of Etwall 1970 E.R.Robinson , unpublished 1 & 2 & 3
Etwall: Historical Facts and Fables 1970 E.R.Robinson, unpublished 1 & 2 & 3
The Etwall Heritage 1979 J. B. Henderson and E. R. Robinson 3
“The Vilage of Etwal” 1982 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 47 No 6, pp30-33 1 & 3
Etwall: A Portrait of a Derbyshire Village 1990 Arthur Smith 1 & 2 & 3
Etwall: An Illustrated History 1994 Arthur Smith
Etwall 2000: A Guide to the Village 2000 Etwal Women’s Institute Milenium Project 2 & 3
Smith of Warwick: Francis Smith, Architect & Master Builder 2000 Andor Gomme. See esp. pp224-225 3
Etwall: Conservation Area history 2005 South Derbyshire District Council 1
Findern
“Findern and the Fyndernes” 1862-3 L. Jewitt, in The Reliquary Vol. 3, pp185-199 3
“On an Alabaster Sculpture, the Property of the Rev. B.W.
Spilsbury, Vicar of Findern” 1886 Rev.J.C.Cox, Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 8
“Field-Names in the Parish ofFindern” 1944/5 W.Fraser, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol.18 2
“Tindles. A Curious Old Findern Custom” 1944/5 Wilfred H.Holden, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 18 2
“The Findern Cursus” 1970 H. Wheeler, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 90, pp4-7 1 & 3
Findern Guide 1971 Published on behalf of Findern Parish Council 2
“Sir Geofrey Finderne and his Flower” 1983 M. Craven, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 103, pp91-97 1 & 3
Findern Methodist Church: 150 th Anniversary 1985 R.V.F.Torrington, 2 & 3
“The Vilage of Findern” 1985 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,

Vol 50, No 5, pp41-45 3
Al Saints’ Church, Findern, 900 Years of Worship 1986/7 J. F. Mather 2 & 3
Finder: Village of Legend and History 1994 Royston V. F. Torrington B. E. M. 3
“Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1995-6” 1998 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 118 1
A Walk around Findern 2001 Findern Historical Society 1
“The Fynderne Inheritance” 2007 Barbara Foster, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. 127 1
Foremark
“Foremark Hal, Derbyshire, a seat of Sir Francis Burdet” 1923 C. Hussey. Country Life, Vol 54, pp214–220 3
“Foremark Church” 1955 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 20, No 6, pp122-123 3
A Short History of Foremark 1965 et seq. S. D. M. Ryan 1 & 2
“Location of the Aleged Anglian Cemetery at Foremark” 1941 William Fraser, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 15 2
“Ingleby, Foremark and Milton” 1998 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 63, No 2, pp26-29 3
Local Churches, Vol.1: Foremark, Ticknall & Hartshorne 1999 Stuart Allen, Stuart Allen Publishing 2
Foston & Scropton
“The Excavation of a Ring-Ditch at Foston in the Dove Valley 1995 G.Hughes & L.Jones, in Derbys. Archaeological
1993” Jnl. Vol 115, pp136-142 1 & 2 & 3
Foston Hall and its Historical Background 1066-1997 2000 Gordon Owen Thornhill 1 & 3
Hartshorne
“Parish Records of Hartshorne, Derbyshire” 1885 the late Thomas North F.S.A., in Derbys.
Archaeological Jnl. Vol 7 2
“On a Medieval Paton at Hartshorne” 1886 W.H.St.John Hope, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol.8
“Hartshorne” 1970 E. Bofey, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 35, No 1, pp26-27 1 & 3
“Hartshorne: the Enclosure Award 1765” 1981 J. Spavold, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 46, No 10, pp72 & 74 1 & 3
At the Sign of the Bul’s Head: A History of Hartshorne 1984 ed. Janet Spavold, South Derbyshire Local History

and its Enclosure Research Group 2
“The Screw Mil, Hartshorne” 1987 Assn. for Industrial. Archaeology, Vol 15, No 1 3
Memories of Yesteryear 1992 Joan M. Parry (unpublished typescript) 3
“Hartshorne” 1992 R. Christian,in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 57, No 9, pp48-51 3
Hartshorne Then and Now 1997 Brian Robinson for Hartshorne Parish Council 2 & 3
Local Churches, Vol.1: Foremark, Ticknall & Hartshorne 1999 Stuart Allen. Stuart Allen Publishing 2
Hatton
Hatton School 1879-1989 1989 Hatton School 1
Hilton
“Notes on Some Old Houses in Derby” 1880 George Bailey, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 2 2
A Journey Through the Years: Hilton Methodist Ch. 1841-1991 1991 Geoffrey. A. Brown 3
“Hilton and Marston on Dove” 1994 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 59, No 9, pp48-53 3
Ingleby
“Ingleby and Anchor Church” 1897 J. Ward in Notts. & Derbys. Notes & Queries,
Vol 5, pp168-171 3
“Anchor Church and Ingleby Chapel” 1897 A. W. Whatmore in Notts. & Derbys.
Notes & Queries, Vol 5, pp140-142 3
“Ingleby and Anchor Church” 1898 A. W. Whatmore in Notts. & Derbys.
Notes & Queries, Vol 6, pp7-11 & 38-40 3
“Ingleby and Anchor Church” 1898 J. Ward in Notts. & Derbys.
Notes & Queries, Vol 6, pp26-28 & 62-64 3
A Story of Faith and Works: Methodism at Weston on Trent ..
also historical references to Methodism at Ingleby and Wilson. 1926 G. F. Parker 3
“Excavation of Pagan Burial Mounds: Ingleby, Derbyshire” 1946 Camden Clarke & William Fraser, in Derbys. Arch.
Jnl. Vol.19 2
“Excavation of Pagan Burial Mounds at Ingelby” 1949 C.Clarke, W.Fraser & F.W.Munslow in Derbys.

Archaeological Jnl. Vol. 22 2
“The Pagan-Danish Barow Cemetery at Heath Wood, Ingleby” 1955 M. Posnansky in Derbys Arch. Soc. Journal Vol 75 1
“The Pagan-Danish Barow Cemetery at Heath Wood, Ingleby” 1956 M.Posnansky in Derbys. Arch. Soc. Journal Vol 76 1 & 2
“Elegance & Comfort at Ingleby Toft” 1958 Derbys. Life & C’side, Vol 23, No 2, pp35-37 3
“Ingleby, Foremark and Milton” 1998 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 63, No 2, pp26-29 3
Kings Newton –see Melbourne (Kings Newton)
Linton
The Birth of a Parish 1989 Christine A.Harvey 2
Recollections of a South Derbyshire Life 1990 Joseph Bancroft (born 1910), typescript 3
Linton and Castle Gresley; Now and Then 1984 David Nightingale, Countryside Publications Ltd. 2
A Lifetime in Linton: Boyhood in a Derbyshire Mining Village
in the 1920s 2001 Reminiscences of John T. Bradford (d1999),
compiled by his daughter Sylvia M. Bradford 3
Lullington
“The Vilage of Lulington” 1981 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 46, No 12, pp46-48 3
“Al Saints Church, Lulington” 1984 F. W. Patmore in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 49, No 11, pp60-62 3
New Century in Rural South Derbyshire 1995 William Bates 1 & 2
A History of All Saints Church Lullington (leaflet) 1998 1
Marston on Dove
“Hilton and Marston on Dove” 1994 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 59, No 9, pp48-53 3
Melbourne
Melbourne Story n.d. post 1948 Keith Mantell, “Come-to-Derbyshire” Ascn 2
The Thomas Cook Story n.d. 1960s? J. Pudney
Melbourne–a diary 1820-75 John Joseph Briggs (unpublished but on microfilm) 1

Melbourne 1839? John Joseph Briggs 2
Melbourne Church 1843 Rev.Joseph Deans, W.J.Cleaver, London 2
Melbourne 1852 John Joseph Briggs
Melbourne and Kings Newton 1870 John Joseph Briggs
“A Statutory List of the Inhabitants of Melbourne, Derbyshire, R.E.Chester Waters B.A., in Derbys. Arch Jnl
in 1695.” 1885 Vol.7 2
“The Coke Papers at Melbourne Hal” 1889 Derbyshire Archaeological Jnl Vol. 11 2
“Melbourne Castle and Park” 1889 W.Dashwood Fane, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 11 2
“Derbyshire Tapestry” 1894 Rev.Charles Kerry in Derby. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 16 2
Notes on Melbourne contributed by W.Dashwood Fane
“An Atempt to Ascertain the Approximate Date of the
Erection of Melbourne Church” 1895 W.Dashwood Fane, in Derbys. Arch Jnl. Vol 17 2
“Melbourne Hal, the seat of Earl Cowper” 1899 Anon. Country Life, Vol.6
“Melbourne Hal, the seat of Earl Cowper” 1901 Anon. Country Life, Vol.10
Melbourne 1933 A. S. Jacques 1 & 2
Lord Melbourne 1939 et seq David Cecil
Melbourne Baptists 1951 T. J. Budge
Melbourne Hall 1953 Lord John Kerr
“An Unrecorded Derbyshire Potery” 1958 A.L.Thorpe in Derbys. Arch. Soc. Jnl . Vol 78 1 & 2
Melbourne Church 1958 Canon R.R.Honner 2
History and Guide to Melbourne Church 1960 et seq R. J. Barman
“More Historical Notes on Derbyshire-Leicestershire Border” 1960 G.H.Green, in Derbys. Miscellany. Vol.2. No.4 2
Castle Mills (150 th Anniversary 1812-1962) 1962 Thos. Haimes & Co. Derbyshire Countryside Ltd 1
“Early Iron Age Potery from Melbourne” 1963 T.G.Manby, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl . Vol 83 1 & 2
“A Progres Report on Conservation Areas in Derbyshire” 1970 A.N.Tunley, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 90 1 & 2
Melbourne Hall 1971 Lord John Kerr, Derbyshire Countryside Ltd. 2
Famous Derbyshire Homes 1973 John N.Merrill, Dalesman Publishing Co. Ltd. 2
Melbourne 1974 Derbyshire Countryside Ltd. 2
Melbourne Hall 1975 Lord John Kerr, Derbyshire Countryside Ltd. 2
Melbourne Church: A Brief Guide 1975 2
“Excavations at Castle Street, Melbourne” 1976 T. Courtney, in Derbyshire Archaeological Society
Journal Vol 96 1 & 2
Melbourne Official Guide 1976 Melbourne Parish Council 2
Melbourne (biography of Lord Melbourne) 1976 et seq Philip Ziegler, Collins 2
Melbourne Hall 1978 Lord John Kerr. Derbyshire Countryside Ltd. 1 & 2

Thomas Cook of Melbourne 1978 G. R. Heath
Melbourne 1980 Derbyshire Countryside Ltd 1
The Church of St. Michael, Melbourne 1980 E.T.Harcombe, Vicar 1919-1935, published by the
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 2
“Linguistics and Sculpture at Melbourne Church” 1981 J.A.Jerman, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol.9, Pt.4 1
Thomas Cook of Melbourne, 1808–1892 1981 G.R.Heath, Thomas Cook Memorial Trust 2
Melbourne Official Guide 1982 Melbourne Parish Council
Some Walks Around Melbourne 1984 H.Usher, Melbourne Civic Society 2
“Headstone Engravers of Melbourne” 1985 H.Usher, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol 10, Pt.5 1 & 2
Melbourne Memories (photographs) 1985 et seq Melbourne Civic Society 1 & 2
More Melbourne Memories (photographs) 1987 Melbourne Civic Society 1 & 2
“Early Enclosure at Melbourne” 1987 H.Usher, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol.11, Pt.4 1
“Melbourne Hal Reconsidered” 1988 Philip Heath, in the Georgian Group Report and
Journal 1988, pp48-60 1
Robert Bakewell–Artist Blacksmith 1988 S. Dunkerley. Scarthin Books 1 & 2
Round About Melbourne (photographs) 1990 Melbourne Civic Society 1 & 2
Fatal Females 1990 Howard Usher, Melbourne Hall Publications 2
Melbourne Hall 1991 Philip Heath, Derbyshire Countryside Ltd. 2
Thomas Cook: 150 years of Popular Tourism 1991 Piers Brendon, Mertin Secker & Warburg 2
“Melbourne Castle” 1991 H.Usher, in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 12 Part 5 1 & 2
The Shoemakers of Melbourne 1991 R.W.Loake, J.P., A.B.S.I. 2
Melbourne Parish Church 1992 Canon F. Ross
The Owners of Melbourne Hall 1993 Howard Usher 1 & 2
“The “1803” Home Guard” 1994 H.Usher, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol 13, Pt.6 1 & 2
Melbourne: A Tour of the Town 1995 P. Heath and H. Vamplew 1
The Local Legacy of Thomas Cook 1996 Derek Seaton 2
Lord Melbourne 1779-1848 1997 L. G. Mitchell
“Melbourne Water Supply” 1999 H.Usher, in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol.15, Pt.4 1 & 2
A Celebration of the Places and People of Melbourne, Derbyshire
in a portfolio of photographs…. 2000 Melbourne Civic Society & Melbourne Photographic
Society. English Life Publications Ltd.. 1
Smith of Warwick: Francis Smith, Architect & Master Builder 2000 Andor Gomme. See esp. pp241-243 3
Melbourne: Conservation Area history 2005 Philip Heath, South Derbyshire District Council 1
Woodhouses: Conservation Area history 2005 Philip Heath, South Derbyshire District Council 1

Melbourne (Kings Newton)
“The Vilage Cros of King’s Newton” 1916 Thomas.S.Tudor, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 38 2
“Kings Newton” 1956 J. W. Alen, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 21, No 3, pp14-15 3
“John Joseph Briggs of Kings Newton” 1964 H.Domleo, Derbyshire Miscellany. Vol 3. No.1 2
“A Progres Report on Conservation Areas in Derbyshire” 1970 A.N.Tunley, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 90 1 & 2
“The Vilage of Kings Newton” 1992 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 57, No 7, pp28-31 3
The Hardinges of Kings Newton 1996 Howard Usher 1
Kings Newton: The Story of a South Derbyshire Hamlet 1997 Howard Usher 1 & 2
King’s Newton: Conservation Area history 2005 Philip Heath, South Derbyshire District Council 1
Midway –see Swadlincote (Midway)
Milton
“Ingleby, Foremark and Milton” 1998 R. Christian, in Derbys. Life & C’side,
Vol 63, No 2, pp26-29 3
Netherseal
“Historical Problems of South Derbyshire North Leics. Border” 1959 G.H.Green, in Derbys. Miscellany. Vol. 1, No.11 2
“The Reverend Thomas Gresley, D.D., F.R.S., 1734-1785. 1975 C.Castledine, in Derbyshire Miscellany.Vol 7, Pt.3 1 & 2
His Life at Oxford and Netherseal”
“The Parish of Seal and the Border Areas of Leicestershire 1976 C.Castledine, in Derbyshire Miscellany,Vol 7, Pt 6. 1 & 2
and Derbyshire”
The Gresley Influence(Sir Nigel Gresley) 1983 Geoffrey Hughes, Ian Allan Ltd.
Newhall
Newhall Long Ago n.d. Douglas Harvey 2
The History of Newhall & its Coalmining n.d. unpub. Vincent Shaw (manuscript) 1
Robert de la Ward n.d. unpub V.Shaw (manuscript) 2
The History of Newhall n.d. unpub V.Shaw & A.Blyth 2

Newhall Past and Present 1987? Josh Williams 2 & 3
Newhall Memories 1989 Josh Williams 2
Mining and Industry (photographs) 1993 Mark Bown, Reflections of a Bygone Age 2
Down the Oversetts 2000 Tony Leech 1
Newton Solney
“Notes on Newton Solney Church” 1879 F.J.Robinson, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl Vol 1 2
“Bladon Castle and its Builder” 1972 M. J. Sayer, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl Vol 92 1
Newton Solney–series of newspaper articles 1976 H. J. Wain, from ?Burton Mail 1
Newton Solney Trail 1987 E.M.Kitching & S.Day, sponsored by Newton 2
Park Hotel
Newton Solney Remembered 2000 Newton Solney W. I.
My First 22 years; living in Newton Solney 1935-1957 2000 Derrick Pounds (produced privately)
Osleston & Thurvaston
“Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1995-6” 1998 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 118
“Excavation of a Medieval Structure at Home Croft, Thurvaston” 1999 Keith Challis, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 119
Overseal
Joseph Wilkes (1733-1805) of Overseal & Measham nd Derbyshire Record Office, unpublished 1
“Historical Problems of South Derbys. North Leics. Border” 1959 G.H.Green, in Derbys. Miscellany, Vol. 1, No. 11 2
“The Parish of Seal and the Border Areas of Leicestershire 1976 C.Castledine, in Derbyshire Miscellany,Vol 7, Pt.6. 1 & 2
and Derbyshire”
Radbourne
“A New Lease of Life for Radbourne Hal” 1958 R.Meynell, Derbys, Life & Countryside, Vol 23, No.4
“Vignetes of vilage Life” 1959 Francis Fisher, in Derbys. Miscellany, Vol.2. No. 2
“Radbourne Hal” 1963 R.Christian, Derbys.Life & Countryside, Vol 28, No.2
Smith of Warwick: Francis Smith, Architect & Master Builder 2000 Andor Gomme. See esp. pp479-483.

Repton
Young Persons Guide to St Wystans, Repton n.d. Ken Ash
“Mils on Repton Brook” n.d. Alan Gifford, in Midland Mills Group Journal
Repton Past and Present (photographs) n.d. Repton Village History Group
The History of Repton 1854 R. Bigsby 2
The Book of the Repton Tercentenary 1857 (Account of Proceedings, Aug 11 th and 12 th ). 3
“The Registers, and Churchwardens’ and Constables’ Accounts
of the Parish of Repton” 1879 J.Charles Cox, in Derys. Arch. Jnl Vol 1 2
“On the Crypt beneath the Chancel of Repton Church” 1883 J.T.Irvine, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 5 2
“On the Augustinian Priory of the Holy Trinity at Repton” 1884 W.H.St.John Hope, B.A., F.S.A.in Derbys. Arch.
“On the Augustinian Priory of the Holy Trinity at Repton” 1885
Jnl. Vol 6 2
W.H.St.John Hope M.A., F.S.A., in Derbyshire
Archaeological Jnl, Vol. 7 2
“A Note on the Restoration of Repton Church” 1886 Rev.J.C.Cox, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 8
“Old Deeds in the Parish Chest of St.Wystan’s, Repton” 1887 Transcribed and translated by E.G. in Derbyshire
Archaeological Jnl. Vol 9 2
Repton and its Neighbourhood 1892 F. C. Hipkins 2
Repton and its Neighbourhood 1899 F. C. Hipkins, second edition, enlarged
Repton: Village, Abbey, Church, Priory & School 1892 compiled by F.C.Hipkins 2
“Repton’s Mery Bels” 1897 F.C.Hipkins M.A., in Derbys. Arch. Jnl Vol 19 2
“ A Note on the Most Recent Discoveries in Repton Church Crypt”1901 Rev.F.C.Hipkins, M.A., F.S.A., in Derbys. Arch. Jnl
Vol 23 2
“The State of Repton Manor from the Reign of Henry I to that of
Henry V 1902 Rev.F.C.Hipkins, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl Vol.24 2
Records & Reminiscences of Repton 1907 G.R.Mesiter, O.R. “for private circulation” 2 & 3
Handbook to Repton 1909 J. T. Emmott 3
“A Note on Discoveries at Repton Priory & Church” 1912 Rev.J.Charles Cox, Derbys.Arch. Soc. Jnl . Vol 34 1 & 2
“Excavations at Repton” 1913 Rev.J.Charles Cox,in Derbys. Arch. Jnl Vol. 35 2
“The Vignetes of St.Guthlac” 1913 H.Vassall, in Derbys, Arch. Jnl. Vol. 35 2
The Parish Registers of St.Wystan’s Church, Repton 1578-1670 1913 L.L.Simpson, privately printed 2
“A Budget from Repton” 1914 Rev.J.Charles Cox, in Derbys.Arch. Jnl. Vol. 36 2
“Repton, Northworthy (Derby) and Wirksworth” 1922 Thomas L.Tudor in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 44 2
“Recent Excavations at Repton Priory” 1923 A.Hamilton Thompson in Derbys.Arch. Jnl. Vol.45 2
“Part of a Grave Slab from Repton” 1926-1927 Notes in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol. 2 N.S. 2

A Short History of Repton 1929 Alec MacDonald, Ernest Benn Ltd. 2 & 3
“Repton Charters” 1932 Derbyshire Archaeological Jnl. Vol. 6 2
“Derbyshire Scratch Dials” 1935 F.N.Fisher in Derbys. Arch. Jnl Vol. 9 2
“Notes on an Ancient Crossing of the Trent between Repton
and Wilington” 1941 William Fraser, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 15 2
The Story of St. Wystan’s Church Repton 1941 et seq A. W. Fletcher 1 & 2 & 3
“Notes on Water-Mils:Ilustrated by those on the Repton Brook”1942 William Fraser, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 16 2
“A Final Concord of 1194 relating to Repton Priory” 1942 S.Grimwood Taylor, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 16 2
“Some Curent Field-Names in the Parish of Repton” 1943 W.Fraser, A.R.Hist.S., in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 17 2
“The South Transept of Repton Church” 1951 A.W.Fletcher, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol 24 2
“A Find of Medieval Potery at Repton” 1952 John Stow, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 25 2
Repton School ?1958 History and Guide 3
“A Progres Report on Conservation Areas in Derbyshire” 1970 A.N.Tunley, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol.90 1 & 2
Repton Old Trent Nature Trail 1970 Derbyshire County Council 2
The Church of St.Wystan, Repton 1971 A.W.Fletcher 2
Official Guide to Repton Rural District 1971 Repton Rural District Council 2
Repton Studies 1: The Anglo-Saxon Crypt 1974-76 1977 Dr. H. M. Taylor 2
Repton Studies 2: The Anglo-Saxon Crypt and Church 1979 Dr. H. M. Taylor 2
St.Wystan’s Church, Repton 1979 H.M.Taylor 2
The Rivett Family of Repton and Derby 1980 Douglas Rivett-Carnac privately printed: copy
Number 93/100 2
Repton Trail 1982 et seq Repton Village History Group 1 & 2
Repton Studies 3: Post-Conquest development of the
Anglo-Saxon Church 1983 Dr. H. M. Taylor
Repton (pictorial map) 1984 Repton Village History Group
Let’s Look at Repton Church 1984 Ken Ash, Repton Village History Group 2
The Parish Church of St.Wystan, Repton 1985 Ken Ash for Repton P.C.C. 2
Repton Remembered 1987 Repton Village History Group 2
First Beginning 1987 W.E.Crosskill, Highgate Publications Ltd. 2
Repton: A Street Guide 1988 Ken Ash 2
St. Wystan’s Church Repton. A guide and history 1989 Dr. H. M. Taylor (revision of 1979 version) 1
“Repton and the Vikings” 1992 M. Biddle and B. Kjolbye-Biddle in
Antiquity Vol 66
“The Repton Arch and Tithe Barn” 1993 M.Biddle, in Derbys, Archaeological Jnl. Vol 113 1
Wiliam Astbury’s Repton Diary, Summer 1843 2000 Repton Village History Group 1

“Repton and the ‘Great Heathen Army’ 873-4” 2001 Martin Biddle and Birthe Kjolbye-Biddle,
reprinted from the proceedings of the 13 th Viking
Congress. 3
Repton, Historic Capital of Mercia (historical photographs) 2004 Repton Village History Group 1
Notices & Jottings from Repton Parish Magazine 1889-1937 2005 Repton Village History Group 1
Rosliston
Rosliston Remembered 1998 Debroy Sutton, Beehive Publications 2
Shardlow
“Cavendish Bridge, Tol House and Former Fery” 1959 Geo.H.Green, in Derbys. Miscellany, Vol 2, No.1 2
“The London Cheesemongers Agreement with Fosbrooke
of Shardlow” 1961 G.H.Green, in Derbys. Miscellany, Vol. 2. No. 5 2
Shardlow–18 th Century Inland Port 1978 David Cullimore 1 & 2
Shardlow Wharf: Its Conservation & Enhancement 1979 SDDC & Derbys Co.Co. 2
A Look at Shardlow’s Past 1984 John Heath, Paddock Publications 2
“Trial Excavation of Crop-Marks and Alluvium alongside
G.Guilbert & C.Taylor, in Derbys. Archaeological
Ambaston Lane, Shardlow, 1989 1995 Journal, Vol 115 1 & 2
“Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1995-6” 1998 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 118
“Fieldwork by Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust, 1997” 1999 Graeme Guilbert, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 119
Trent and Mersey Canal
Trent and Mersey Canal Conservation Area (Staffs. section) 1988 Staffordshire County Council 1
Stanton by Bridge (for Swarkestone Bridge, see also Swarkestone)
“Stanton-by-Bridge: Some Early Incumbents, 1314-1682” 1946 Dorothea Hillyard, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol.19 2
A Visitors Guide to St. Michael & All Angels Church 1977 D. J. Baker, G. Kidd and L. Spare
“Stanton by Bridge: a study of its people from wills and
inventories” 1984 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 10 Pt 3 1 & 2
“Inquests at Stanton by Bridge” 1994 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Family History Society
News Issue 70

Swarkestone Bridge and the Stanton Causeway 1994 G. R. Heath. Derbyshire Heritage Series 2
“St.Bride’s Farm, Stanton-by-Bridge” 1995 H.Usher, in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 14, Pt.2 1 & 2
“The Manor of Stanton by Bridge” 1996 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 14 Pt 3 1 & 2
“Farming One Hundred Years Ago” 1996 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Family History Society
News Issue 77
“Found- the site of an early water mil in South Derbyshire” 1997 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 14 Pt 5 2
The Village School: Stanton Primary School 1876–1997 1997 David F.Feltham 2
Stanton by Bridge: a village history 1999 Joan Baker, Gladys Kidd and Lorna Spare 1
The Rev. George Greaves (1746-1828) and Stanton by Bridge
during his incumbency 2004 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 17 Pt 3 1
Sutton-on-the-Hill
A History of the Parish of Osleston, Thurvaston, Sutton and Ashe 1991 et seq Michael Hartley 1
Swadlincote
Swadlincote and District on Old Postcards n.d. Mark Bown ISBN 0 946245 81 9
Memories of the “Swad Loop” n.d. Peter Baumgartner
The Rink–From Rolling to Rocking n.d. Graham Nutt
Illustrated Almanac & Year Book 1902 1902 pub. William Buck Press, Swadlincote 2
Coronation Celebrations 1937 Official Souvenir 1937 Urban District of Swadlincote District 2
The Present Physical Difficulties & the Future Planning Problems
of the Swadlincote Dist. Resulting from Mining Subsidence 1949 Swadlincote District Urban Dist. Council & others 2
Copies of Survey of Swadlincote made by the Eureka Towns’
Women’s Guild during 1954 & 1955 1955 Symposium on Swadlincote 2
Order To View 1969 Rene Cutforth, Faber & Faber 2
The Industrial & Economic Development of Swadlincote 1970 Peter Last, unpublished 2 & 3
Granville Colliery Reclamation Scheme 1970 Derbyshire County Council 2
Swadlincote Town Centre Study Newsletter 1978 S.D.D.C. 2
Swadlincote Town Centre 1979 S.D.D.C. 2
Pits, Pots and People: South Derbyshire in 1851 1981 Janet Spavold (ed) ISBN 0 9507633 0 6 1 & 2
“The Sanitary Potery Industries of South Derbyshire, 1840-1914”1981 Janet Spavold, Industrial Arch. Review, Vol 2 2
Swadlincote Garage 1983 A.W.Peto, J.M.Pearson 2
Sixpenny Switchback 1983 P.M.White & J.W.Storer, J.M.Pearson & Son 2

Swadlincote Official Guide 1984 Swadlincote Urban District Council 2
Swadlincote Profile 1988 South Derbys. Health Authority Community Unit 2
Bretby Art Pottery 1988 J.Anderson Derby Art Gallery 2
Tuppenny Rush: the arrival of cinemas and film making in
Swadlincote. 1992 Graham Nutt ISBN 0-948131-33-0 1 & 2
Memories of Yesteryear 1992 Joan M. Parry (unpublished typescript) 3
Mining & Industry (photographs) 1993 Mark Bown, Reflections of a Bygone Age 2
Swadlincote 7 District on old picture postcards 1993 Mark Bown, Yesterday’s Derbyshire Series no.2 2
Emmanuel: The Parish Church of Swadlincote. A Brief Histoty 1996 C. Jackson
Out of the Dark: Swadlincote Stories 1998 South Derbyshire Literature Development 1 & 2
Sharpe’s Potery. Conservation Plan 1999 S.D.D.C. 1 & 2
Swadlincote Woodlands Newsletter 2000 Issue 1 2
Into the Light 2000 2000 South Derbyshire Writers Group 2
Swadlincote (Midway)
“Some Prehistoric Finds from the Burton upon Trent Area” 1979 K.Leahy, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 99 1 & 2
Swarkestone (see also Stanton)
“Swarkestone Bridge” 1909 G. Bailey in Derbys. Arch. Journal Vol 31 1 & 2
“The Bronze Age Round Barow at Swarkeston” 1955 M. Posnansky in Derbys. Arch. Journal Vol 75 2
“The Bronze Age Round Barow at Swarkeston Part I” 1956 M.Ponansky in Derbys.Arch. Journal Vol.76 1 & 2
“The Second Bronze Age Round Barow at Swarkeston. Part 1:
Interim Report” 1956 E.Greenfield in Derbys.Arch. Journal Vol 76 1 & 2
“The Excavation of Barow 4 at Swarkestone” 1960 E.Greenfield in Derbys. Arch. Journal Vol 80 1 & 2
“Aerial Survey of the Trent Valey” 1961 E. Greenfield in Derbys. Arch Journal Vol 81 1 & 2
Swarkestone Bridge: An Appraisal 1978 Derbyshire County Council 2
“New Evidence regarding the Balcony Field at Swarkestone” 1982 J.A.Young, in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol.9, Pt.6 1 & 2
“Excavations of an Iron-Age Crop-Mark at Swarkestone Lowes” 1993 S.J.C.Losco-Bradley, in Derbys. Arch.Jnl. Vol 113 1
Swarkestone Bridge and the Stanton Causeway 1994 G.R.Heath, Derbyshire Heritage Series 2
“Buildings on Swarkestone Bridge” 1996 Joan Baker in Derbyshire Miscellany Vol 13 Pt 5 2
“Post-Ring Round-House at Swarkestone Lowes” 1999 G.Guilbert & L.Elliott, in Der. Arch. Jnl. Vol.119
Swarkestone: Conservation Area history 2005 Barbara Foster, published by SDDC 1

“The Fynderne Inheritance” 2007 Barbara Foster, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. 127 1
Ticknall
“The Ticknal Parish Documents” 1977 J.Hyde, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Autumn 1977 1
Vol.8, Part 2
Calke & Ticknall 1978 Report by County Archivist, (updated copy) 2
“Calke and Ticknal” 1979 Joan Sinar, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol.8 Pt.5 1
Ticknall Village Walk 1981 et seq Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society 1
Ticknall–historical summary c1978? Joan Sinar (unpublished) 1
“Ticknal – a tale of two Churches” 1980 J.Hyde, in Derbyshire Miscellany, Vol.9, Pt.1 1 & 2
Ticknall Reflections 1989 Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society 2
Over the Hills to Calke 1989 L.J.Cox, Breedon Books Pub. Ltd. 2 (& 1: 2000 ed.)
“Notes on Late Saxon Pins from Ticknal, and Litle Chester” 1990 R.Langley, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 110 1 & 2
“The History and Archaeology of the Calke Abbey lime-yards” 1992 Marshall et al. in Indl. Archaeology Revw. XIV.2 1
The Ticknall Tramway 1992 et seq Geoffrey Holt 1 & 2
Ticknall Pottery and the Calke Collection 1992 et seq Howard Usher 1 & 2
Ticknall Village Walk 3 rd Edition 1992 Ticknall Preservation & Historical Society 2
Knowle Hill 1993 et seq Howard Usher 1 & 2
The Ticknall Roundhouse and Other Lock Ups 1994 et seq Yvonne Crowden and Howard Usher 1 & 2
“The Ticknal Round House” 1994 Yvonne Crowden, in Derbys. Misc., Vol.13 Pt.5 2
The Ticknall Limeyards 1995 et seq Howard Usher 1 & 2
Ticknall Village Walk 1996 Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society 1 & 2
Ticknall, including a Ticknall Trail 1996 Harry Butterton & Angus Watson, D.S.A.E.E. 1 & 2
Further Reflections of Ticknall and Calke (photographs) 1998 Stuart Woodward 1 & 2
Mines of Ticknall and Staunton Harold 1999 Howard Usher 1 & 2
Local Churches Vol.1: Foremark, Ticknall & Hartshorne 1999 Stuart Allen, Stuart Allen Publishing 2
“Southwood House and garden, a rare 16 th century survival” 2001 J. Spavold and S. Brown in Dbs. Misc. Vol 16 Pt 1 1
N.B. Small correction to above in Vol 16 Pt 2 1
From Tichenhalle to Ticknall 2002 Ticknall Preservation and Historical Society 1
Ticknall: Conservation Area history 2005 J. Spavold and S. Brown, published by SDDC 1
“Cistercian Ware Kiln at Ticknal: Note on 2006 Excavations” 2007 J. Spavold and S. Brown in Dbs. Arch. Jnl. Vol 127 1

Trusley
Coke of Trusley 1880 Major John Talbot Coke, published privately 2
“ A Progres Report on Conservation Areas in Derbyshire” 1970 A.N.Tunley, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl Vol 90 1 & 2
Twyford and Stenson
“Old English Vilage Life as Ilustrated at Barow and Twyford” 1904 Rev.Wm. Baxter M.A.in Derbys Arch.Jnl Vol 26 2
“Beaker Sherds from Stenson” 1953 M. J.Fowler M.A., in Derbys. Arch. Jnl Vol 73 2
The Church of St. Andrew Twyford 1978+ (small booklet) 1
Over the Hills to Calke 1989 L.J.Cox, Breedon Books Pub. Ltd. 2 (& 1: 2000 ed.)
“Farming in Barow upon Trent and Twyford in the 16 th and 17 th
centuries using the evidence of wils & probate inventories” 2001 J. Davies & B. Hutton in Dbs. Misc. Vol 16 Pt 1 1
Walton on Trent
Walton on Trent 1900 ?Charlotte A. A. Disbrowe 1
St. Lawrence’s Church, Walton on Trent 1970 (leaflet) 1
“Evidence for theAnglo-Saxon Date of the Church of
St.Laurence, Walton-on-Trent” 1994 C.Wardle, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl, Vol 114 1 & 2
A History of Walton on Trent 2000 Neil Adams 1
The Church of St. Laurence Walton on Trent 2003 Neil Adams 1
Village School in Walton on Trent 2006 Neil Adams 1
Weston on Trent
The Footpaths and Bridleways of Weston on Trent n.d. G. and C. Swainson
Weston on Trent: A Walker’s Guide n.d. Weston on Trent Local History Society
“Weston-on-Trent Church–A Guide Lecture given before the 1908 Rev.R.Lethbridge Farmer in Derbys. Arch. Soc.
Derbyshire Archaeological Society.” Journal. Vol.30 1 & 2
“The Earliest Registers of the Parish of Weston-on-Trent,
Llewellyn Lloyd Simpson, in Derbys. Arch.
Derbyshire. 1565-1605” 1919 Jnl. Vol, 41 2
A Story of Faith and Works: Methodism at Weston on Trent ..
also historical references to Methodism at Ingleby and Wilson. 1926 G. F. Parker 3

“Weston-on-Trent Rental, 1647” 1940 Derbyshire Archaeological Journal Vol 14 2
“Beaker Burials in South Derbyshire” 1968 D.Reaney, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 88 1 & 2
The Rev. Richard Sale (of Weston) and his family 1988 J. D. Baker, in Derbyshire Family History Society
News, Issue 46
Weston-on-Trent: An Illustrated Guide 1988 Weston on Trent Local History Society 2 & 3
Weston on Trent Old and New (photographs) 1991 Weston on Trent Local History Society 1 & 3
By Water, Road and Rail: A History of Transport in
Weston on Trent 1993 D. Birt, J. Heath, C. Swainson and M. Tranter 3
Houses and Everyday Life in Weston on Trent 1994 B. Hutton & K. Boyce ISBN 0 9521307 1 8 1 & 3
Change in a Derbyshire Village. Weston on Trent 1900-1950 1996 Yvonne Smalley and Margery Tranter
ISBN 0 9521307 2 6 1 & 2
Weston on Trent in 2000 A.D. A Souvenir 1999 Weston on Trent Local History Society
ISBN 0 9521307 3 4 1
Willington
The Church of St. Michael, Willington 1926 C.J.D. 1
“Bronze Age Urns Found near Wilington” 1938 W.H.Hanbury F.G.S., in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 12 2
“Notes on an Ancient Crossing of the Trent between Repton
and Wilington” 1941 William Fraser, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. Vol. 15 2
“Excavation at Wilington, Derbyshire, 1970-1972” 1979 H.Wheeler, in Derbys. Archaeological Jnl. Vol 99 1 & 2
The Willington Parish Guide 1979 Willington Parish Council 2
Willington History Trail 2000 Willington Local History Group 1
“The Fynderne Inheritance” 2007 Barbara Foster, in Derbys. Arch. Jnl. 127 1
Woodhouses (parish of Melbourne, see Melbourne)
Woodville
Ensor: A History 1840-1970 nd Eric Pipes unpublished 2
St.Stephen’s Church 1846-1946 1946 Centenary Programme 2
Around the Wooden Box 1984 P.M.White & J.W.Storer, J.M.Pearson Ltd. 2
Reflections of Life 1994 Margaret Jackson 2
Three Thomases of Wooden Box and their Potteries 1994,
rev 1998 W. H. F. Richards, unpublished. 1
More Reflections of Life 1995 Margaret Jackson 2

Bretby Art Potery, a colector’s guide 2001 Michael David Ash 1