National Burial Index (North Cheshire FHS)
Transcription and conventions usedThe transcription consists of 290,667 entries covering the Northern part of the County of Cheshire. Most of the information has been contributed by the North Cheshire Family History Society, but 701 records have been contributed by the Hargrave & Huxley Historical Group and a further 2,920 records for Elworth have come from James Watson. The index includes the following fields - there may be more information in the original record:-
Note: where there is parish such as 'Anytown St Martin' (where the St Martin appears to be part of the placename) we also enter the Description (dedication) as 'St Martin'. CoverageThe following table shows the spread of the entries across the centuries:
The following places or parishes are included in this database.
Note that there may be more than one church, chapel or burial ground in each
place.
County of Cheshire
Checking100 of the entries are still to be checked. GroupingThere are no record groups in this database. Abbreviations and CodesThe Chapman County codes have been used. The code for Cheshire is 'CHS'. Contact detailsFor more information about the North Cheshire Family History Society please see the web site www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/CHS/NorthChesFHS How to buyThe second edition of the National Burial Index with 13.2 million burials and a flexible search program is available in a package of four CD-ROMS from many family history societies and GENfair, the online bookshop of the Federation of Family History Societies (Publications) Ltd. The North Cheshire FHS can provide burial transcripts (other than officiating ministers) and full monumental inscriptions in fiche format amongst many other publications. Copyright and disclaimer© Trustees of the North Cheshire Family History Society, the Hargrave & Huxley Historical Group and James Watson. While every care has been taken in the preparation of the index users are advised to view the originals of the appropriate registers (or facsimiles thereof, e.g. microfilm) and to form their own interpretation. Neither the North Cheshire Family History Society nor any of the other copyright holders accept any liability for any errors or omissions that remain (although they would welcome notification of alternative interpretations of the registers.) |
