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  • Picnic At Cox Bank, Shuker Family Pre WW1

    Part 1 Picnic At Cox Bank, Shuker Family Pre WW1 - Part 1 Shows Doug Shuker later killed WW1, also Frederick Shuker who died soon after WW1 age 31, 2nd Lt Royal Lancashire Regt, photo and info gratefully received from Helen Bate Date: 1912

  • Audlem Thimble With Arms From Church

    Part 1 Audlem Thimble With Arms From Church - Part 1 Donated to the history society by mrs P Hankey. Design taken from board in the church Part 2 Audlem Thimble With Arms From Church - Part 2

  • Cox Bank Joe Shuker

    Part 1 Cox Bank Joe Shuker - Part 1 Joe and Harriet grandparents of Annie Dutton

  • Bill From Chemists Shop

    Part 1 Bill From Chemists Shop - Part 1

  • Doug Shuker In Uniform

    Part 1 Doug Shuker In Uniform - Part 1 Killed at the Somme 1916 son of Frederick and Hannah 14th Battn London Scottish Date: 1915

  • Church Tower-Tinted PC From Vicarage Lane

    Part 1 Church Tower-Tinted PC From Vicarage Lane - Part 1

  • Dorothy Brown In Uniform

    Part 1 Dorothy Brown In Uniform - Part 1 See also Farming in Buerton Part 2 Dorothy Brown In Uniform - Part 2

  • Denis Perkins

    Part 1 Denis Perkins - Part 1 1922-1943. Joined Navy at 16, at 18 enlisted in Royal Marines. Died of Peritonitis on board ship. Buried at Colombo. Part 2 Denis Perkins - Part 2 Part 3 Denis Perkins - Part 3 Part 4 Denis Perkins - Part 4 Part 5 Denis Perkins - Part 5 Part 6 Denis Perkins - Part 6

  • Logbook Of John Wood

    Part 1 Logbook Of John Wood - Part 1 Part 2 Logbook Of John Wood - Part 2 Part 3 Logbook Of John Wood - Part 3 Part 4 Logbook Of John Wood - Part 4

  • Bill From Moseleys

    Part 1 Bill From Moseleys - Part 1 Date: 11/1954

  • Group Visiting Wedgwood Factory

    Part 1 Group Visiting Wedgwood Factory - Part 1 possibly a mothers' union trip ref 1182

  • Tennis Team NAGS Inc Margaret Smith

    Part 1 Tennis Team NAGS Inc Margaret Smith - Part 1 Nantwich and Acton Grammar School some pupils travelled from Audlem to go there ref 1215

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