Category:  Staffordshire
Ancient Corporation of Hanley 1783 - 1900
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Ancient Corporation of Hanley 1783-1900 A RECORD OF ITS PROCEEDINGS FROM 1783 to 1900. Being a Revised Version of "The History of the Ancient Corporation of Hanley," By J. S. Crapper. Edited by W. D. SPANTON, FR.C.S. 'IN the year 1882, the late Mr. J. S, Crapper, then an Alderman of the Ancient Corporation of Hanley, compiled from the records an account which he published, and which now forms the basis of this work. His representatives have given full permission to use this material in any way I may deem best calculated to interest the members. So I decided to reproduce a large portion of...
 

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The Free Schools Endowments Of Staffordshire 1860
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The Free Schools Endowments Of Staffordshire 1860 'THE history of the Endowed Schools and Statistics of Charities of the county of Stafford is a new task, carried out not only with the hope of doing good within its bounds, but also with a view to opening up a way for residents in the other counties of England and Wales to give to the nation similar expositions in each individual county.'...
 

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Staffordshire & Warwicks Past & Present 1872
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Staffordshire & Warwicks Past & Present 1872 Staffordshire & Warwickshire, Past & Present - 4 huge volumes. by John Alfred Langford LLD FRHS Published in 1872. With Numerous Illustrations From Original Drawings. ...
 

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Staffordshire Sentinel Potteries & District Directory 1907
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Staffordshire Sentinel Potteries Directory 1907 The Standard Business Reference Guide to the Potteries and District comprising Streets, Alphabetical, and Trades and Professions Directory of Burslem, Fenton, Hanley, Longton, Newcastle-U-Lyme, Stoke, And Tunstall. ( Also includes most of the Suburbs: Alsager, Madeley, Kidsgrove etc...) Together with A list of Public Institutions and miscellaneous information; Also, Alphabetical Directory of the surrounding District and two large Maps ( Missing!). 1st Edition. 1907 Issue. Printed and Published by the Proprietors, Staffordshire Sentinel, Lim...
 

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Keates Potteries Newcastle & District 1892 - 1893
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Directory Of The Potteries Newcastle & District 1892-1893 'OWING to the rapid growth of the various towns in the Staffordshire Potteries, Newcastle and District, and the numerous changes in the residences of manufacturers, traders, professional men, and others, the Publishers have deemed it expedient to issue a new edition of the Gazetteer and Directory, corrected down to date. The efforts of the Publishers on former occasions have been received with general favour throughout the District, and as they have spared neither cost nor trouble to make the new work as complete and as accurate as...
 

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Keates Potteries Newcastle & District Directory 1867
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The Potteries Newcastle & District 1867 Directory GENERAL INDEX.: Additions and Alterations while in press, Almanack 1867, Assessed and other Taxes, Chamber of Commerce (Staff.Pottrs), County Magistrates for the District, Eclipses, 1867, Errata, Licenses, Local Review of the Year, 1866: The District, Burslem, Fenton, Hanley, Longton, Newcastle, Stoke, Tunstall. Notes for Ecclesiastical Computation, Postal Guide, Royal Family of England, Sovereigns of England since Conquest, Stamp Duties, Transfer and Dividend Days. ...
 

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Whites Staffordshire Directory 1851
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Whites 1851 Directory of Staffordshire The PLAN OF THE WORK embraces a General History and Description of Staffordshire, shewing its Extent, Population, Agriculture, Mines, Manufactures, Rivers, Canals, Railways, Civil and Ecclesiastical Divisions, Seats of Nobility and Gentry, Magistrates, and Public Officers, and a great variety of other useful information, followed by separate HISTORIES and DIRECTORIES of all the Towns, Parishes, Townships, Villages, Hamlets, &c, in the five HUNDREDS of Seisdon, Pirehill, Cuttlestone, Offlow, and Totmonslow ; and in the liberties of the City of Lichfi...
 

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Beauties of England & Wales: Staffordshire 1812
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Beauties of England & Wales: Staffordshire 1812 ...or, Delineations, Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive, of each county. Single volume from the series of 19 published between 1801-1819, this one being c1812 from the references in the work.
 

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Pigots Staffordshire Directory 1835
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Pigots 1835 Staffordshire Directory Comprising A Classification Of The Merchants, Bankers, Professional Gentlemen, Manufacturers And Traders And Lists Of The Nobility, Gentry And Clergy. Resident In The Cities, Towns, Seaports, And Principal Villages. Staffordshire. 104 Pages. ABBOTS BROMLEY, NEWBOROUGH, BARTON UNDER NEEDWOOD,ALREWAS, KINGS BROMLEY, YOXHALL AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. BILSTON,WITH BRADLEY, BRIERLEY AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. BREWOOD AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, BURTON-UPON-TRENT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD CANNOCK, GREAT WYRLEY,HEDNESFORD,CHURCH BRIDGE, AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. CHEADLE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, CO...
 

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Tilsleys Burslem & District Advertiser 1874/75/76/77/78/79
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Tilsley's Burslem & District Advertiser Burslem is the oldest of the Pottery towns- and on a map published in 1740, it is noted that post letters were taken to Burslem from Newcastle once a week, viz : on Sunday, by an old woman. For many years later the mode of conveying mails to Burslem and other parts of the district was of a very primitive character. It is recorded that in 1750 Burslem contained five shops only. Common brown earthenware was manufactured in the district in the 17th century; but it was not till the second half of the 18th century that much progress was made; and the pre...
 

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