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LEIGH & DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY        

 

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PROJECTS

This page was last updated on 22-May-2009

The Group have been involved in many projects over the years.  The first project was a compilation of the whereabouts for all church records for the whole area covered by Leigh & District and its surrounding areas.

Members are currently involved with checking the death indexes for the Wigan & Leigh Registration District which can be accessed on the following link:- www.lancashirebmd.org.uk

Monumental Inscription recording is carried out regularly by members and the following churchyards and cemeteries have been recorded.

 

Abram St. John's

On Wednesday 18th April 2007 a fully bound copy of the Monumental Inscriptions from Abram St John's together with a CD copy was presented to the church. The book and CD were presented by Norman Finch, who together with his late wife, Evelyn, started off the project in 1990.

In the absence of the resident vicar, Rev. June Steventon, the copies were received by her husband Rev. Kevin Crinks, the vicar of nearby Platt Bridge.

 

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Copies of the CD are available from the Publications Officer at www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/acatalog/index.html

 

Abram St. John’s

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Golborne St. Thomas’s

Westleigh St. Paul’s

Lowton St. Mary’s

Ashton-in-Makerfield St. Thomas’s, Heath Road 

A fully bound copy of the Monumental Inscriptions found in the St Thomas's Lower Ground Cemetery in Windsor Road was handed over to the Rev. M. Greenwood on Thursday May 21st 2009. A CD version was also presented and made available for sale.

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Copies of the CD are available from the Publications Officer at www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/acatalog/index.html

 

                                                                                                        

 

Leigh Cemetery

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