Source/Archive record SCH3105 - The Cheshire Sheaf

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Type Newspaper-Magazine
Title The Cheshire Sheaf
Author/Originator
Issue Date
Date/Year 1878-1990

Abstract/Summary

The Cheshire Sheaf was a “Notes and Queries” type of publication which ran intermittently from 1878 to 1990.

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Description

The Cheshire Sheaf was a “Notes and Queries” type of publication which ran intermittently from 1878 to 1990. At various dates it was under the editorship of such notable local historians as Thomas Hughes, J P Earwaker, Francis Sanders and William Fergusson Irvine (jointly) and finally Canon Maurice Ridgway. Its six series contained some 14,000 individual items, and ran in total to over 8,000 pages. It was originally published as a column in the weekly Chester Courant newspaper; and then successively in the Cheshire Observer, the Deesider and the Cheshire and Wirral Times until the latter’s own demise. Each year up to the end of the Fourth Series in 1971 (apart from 1946 and 1947) the columns were reprinted in volume form. The Fifth Series was reprinted in two volumes, but the Sixth Series was not reprinted.

Location

Chester City Record Office

Referenced Monuments (83)

  • Abbey of St Werburgh - Abbot's Well (Monument)
  • Abbey of St Werburgh - Abbot's Well (Monument)
  • Abbey of St Werburgh - Water Supply (Monument)
  • Bache Hall moated site (Monument)
  • Baptist Chapel and Chapel Cottage (Building)
  • Battle of Rowton Moor (Monument)
  • Big Fenton Farm, Buglawton (Building)
  • Blakestrete (Monument)
  • Blakestrete (Monument)
  • Boughton Chapel (Monument)
  • Boughton Chapel (Monument)
  • Bradley Cross (Monument)
  • Buerton Park (Monument)
  • Burland Hall Farm (Building)
  • Burton Hall (Building)
  • Calveley Hall (Building)
  • Calveley Hall (Building)
  • Chapel of St Nicholas (Monument)
  • Chester City Walls - Dee Bridge Gate (Monument)
  • Chorlton Old Hall (Building)
  • Christleton Mill, Medieval Mill and Remains of Mill Mound (Monument)
  • Christleton Mill, Medieval Mill and Remains of Mill Mound (Monument)
  • Circumstantial Evidence of a Burial (Monument)
  • Civil War Weapons from Poole Hall (Monument)
  • Denhall Quay (Monument)
  • Figdale (Monument)
  • Figdale (Monument)
  • Foulk Stapleford moated site (Monument)
  • Gallows Field, Kinderton (Monument)
  • Golborne Old Hall (Building)
  • Haslington Hall (Building)
  • Holy Well (Monument)
  • Hospital of St Giles (Monument)
  • Huntington Hall Moated Site (Monument)
  • Iddinshall (Monument)
  • Iddinshall Hall and Moat (Monument)
  • King's Wood Lane/Saltersway/Military Way (Monument)
  • Latchford Bridge (Monument)
  • Lea Old Hall (Monument)
  • Lord's Well next to Simmonds Hill (Monument)
  • Lower Huxley Hall (Building)
  • Lower Huxley Hall moated site (Monument)
  • Maiden's Cross (Monument)
  • Marton Grange (Monument)
  • Medieval & Post Medieval Rectory at Grappenhall (Building)
  • Medieval & Post Medieval Rectory at Grappenhall (Building)
  • Middleton Grange (Monument)
  • Moated Site at Bruera (Monument)
  • New Pale Lodge (Building)
  • Northern and North-Eastern Fortress Defensive Ditch (Monument)
  • Old Hall Heys Moated Site (Monument)
  • Old Hoolgrave (Monument)
  • Old Pale (Monument)
  • Parcum de Hatherton (Monument)
  • Pond Bay (Monument)
  • Possible section of Roman road at Lymm (Monument)
  • Potential Roman Cemetery - St Olave and Lower Bridge Street (Monument)
  • Poulton Abbey (Monument)
  • Poulton Chapel and Grange (Monument)
  • Prehistoric flints found in Macclesfield (Find Spot)
  • Promontory fort on Burton Point 550m SW of Burton Point Farm (Monument)
  • Quaker Burial Ground Wall (Building)
  • Quaker Meeting House, Newton (Building)
  • Roman Cemetery south of Watergate (Monument)
  • Roman Coin Hoard in Barnton (Find Spot)
  • Roman Finds, Foregate Street (Find Spot)
  • Roman findspot in Northwich (Find Spot)
  • Shocklach Castle (Moated Enclosure) (Monument)
  • Site of a Windmill in Alvanley (Monument)
  • Site of Farm Buildings at Haslington Hall (Monument)
  • St Wilfrid's Church (Building)
  • St. Andrew's Hospital, Denhall; Chapel Field, Denhall (Monument)
  • Stanthorne Hall (Building)
  • Stapeley Hall (Monument)
  • Stone Cross in Churton (Monument)
  • Swanley Hall, Springe Lane (Building)
  • The 'Packhorse' or 'Roman' bridges (Monument)
  • The Headless Cross on Tarporley Road 230m NW of Greenlands (Monument)
  • Wallerscote (Monument)
  • Wallerscote (Monument)
  • Watfield Pavement (Monument)
  • Whistlebitch Well (Monument)
  • Wilderspool Bridge (Monument)

Referenced Events (5)

  • Chance Finds from the City of Chester (Ref: N/A)
  • Field Observation on SJ 46 SW 2 (Ref: SJ 46 SW 2)
  • Old Hall Heyes - Observations During Pipeline Construction (Ref: N/A)
  • Recorded Remains at the Roodee, Chester in 1881 (Ref: N/A)
  • Roman remains noted during the construction of the Chester Canal (Ref: N/A)

Record last edited

Apr 30 2025 2:51PM