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A Guide to Tideswell and Its Church
By Rev J.M.J. Fletcher
Transcriptions by Rosemary Lockie, © Copyright 2013
The names are appended below of a few out of the
many Books on the Peak District which may be studied
with interest:-
“Notes on the Churches of Derbyshire”, by Dr. Cox, 4 vols,
(vol II treats of the Churches of this neighbourhood.)
The Reliquary, (especially the original series)
The Journal of the Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural History
Society.
Especially Vols. 5, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 39, 41, &c.
Pym Yeatman's “Feudal Derbyshire”. (Especially Section ix).
Leyland's “The Peak of Derbyshire”.
Rhodes' “Peak Scenery”.
“Halls and Manors of Derbyshire” (especially vol. 1.)
Baker's “Moors, Crags, and Caves of the High Peak”.
Dale's “Scenery and Geology of the Peak”.
Bradbury's “Pictures of the Peak”.
Victoria History, Derbyshire.
Dr. Cox's “Royal Forests of England”.
“Haddon, The Manor and Hall”, by G Le Blanc Smith.
Firth's “Highways and Byways in Derbyshire”.
Jeayes' “Descriptive Catalogue of Derbyshire Charters” (Bemrose, 1906).
Fletcher's (Rev. Canon J.M.J.), “The Derbyshire Plague Village”, (Eyam.) 5th Edition, 1930.
The Derbyshire Countryside (Quarterly) published by the Derbyshire Rural
Community Council.
Edited by L. du Garde Peach, M.A., Ph.D.
The Threat to the Peak: The Peak District - its Scenery -
Disfigurement and Preservation.
On Foot in the Peak... Patrick Monkhouse.
It has been thought that a list of some Books whose
locale is taken from places in the surrounding district
might prove to be of interest. The list is, of course, not
intended to be exhaustive:-
| Adam Bede | George Eliot | Wirksworth, &c. |
| David Grieve | Mrs Humphrey Ward | Kinder Scout, &c. |
| The Dagger and the Cross | Hatton | Eyam. |
| The Brave Men of Eyam | (pub. S.P.C.K.) | Eyam. |
| Like cures Like | Mrs. Mallandaine (pub. S.P.C.K.) | Millers Dale, Tideswell, |
| A Peakland Faggott | Murray Gilchrist | Millers Dale District. |
| Hathersage | C.E. Hall | Hathersage. |
| Jane Eyre (latter portion) | C. Bronte | Hathersage. |
| The Miner's Daughter | (pub. in Household Words, for 1850) | Tideswell, Cressbrook, &c. |
| Unknown to History | C. Yonge | Buxton, &c. |
| Banishment of Jessop Blythe | Hatton | Castleton. |
| Peveril of the Peak | Sir Walter Scott | Castleton, &c. |
| The Herons | Helen Shipton | Eyam. |
| The Cheverels of Cheverel Manor | Lady Newdigate | Buxton (100 years ago) |
| Blacksmith of Voe | Paul Chirberry | Newhaven district. |
| The Bull in th' Thorn |
| Willowbrake | Gilchrist | Tissington (Well Dressing). |
| Beggar's Manor | Gilchrist | |
| Sweet Doll of Haddon | Muddock | Haddon. |
| Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall | Major | Haddon. |
| The Heiress of Haddon | Doubleday | Haddon. |
| Tales and Traditions of the Peak | Wood | Eyam, Tideswell, Castleton, &c. |
| Pride and Prejudice | Jane Austen | Chatsworth, &c. |
| The Silent Woman | Rita | Sterndale, &c. |
| Thurstan Meverell | Kirke | Hazlebadge, Tideswell, &c. |
| The new Marienbad Elegy | F. Wedmore | Peakland. |
| The Black Tor | G.M. Fenn | Peak, temp: Jas. I. |
| The Courtesy Dame | Gilchrist | Peak. |
| Evenings at Haddon Hall | Cattermole's Illustrations | Haddon. |
| The King of the Peak | Gibbons |
| The Seven Foresters of Chatsworth | London Mag., 1822 | Chatsworth. |
| The Romany Stone | Sir James Yoxall | Tideswell, Hathersage, &c. |
| Jack o'Winnatts | M. Andrews, M.R.C.S. | Tideswell, Bretton Clough, &c. |
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| Age of the Church | 11 |
| Alms Dish | 20 |
| Altar (stone) | 40 |
| Andrew, Rev. Canon S. | 17, 30, 54 |
| Bells | 40, 48, 52 |
| Bemrose, Dr H. H., Geological Notes | 61-64 |
| Books about the District | 72, 73 |
| Brierly, Rev. Laurence | 26, 27 |
| Brasses (see Monuments). | |
| Carving | 15, 18 |
| Chancel | 16 |
| Church Institute | 51 |
| Consecration Crosses | 46 |
| Cressbrook Church | 51 |
| Cross-Bases | 56 |
| Churchyard | 52 |
| “Consecration” | 46, 47 |
| Gable, end of S. Transept | 52 |
| Litton | 57 |
| Market | 57 |
| Sepulchral | 39 |
| Sockets of | 56 |
| Wayside | 56 |
| at Wheston | 55 |
| Crucifixes (stone) | 52, 55 |
| Dakin, Henry | 20 |
| De Bower, Thurston | 36 |
| Ebbing and Flowing Well | 2, 3 |
| Eccles, Samuel | 15, 30 |
| Fairs | 6 |
| Fletcher, Rev. Canon J. M. J. | 44, 45, 55 |
| Fletcher, Mary | 44, 45, 55 |
| Foljambe, Family of | 21-23, 65-68 |
" John | 18, 21-23, 65 |
| Font | 12 |
| Founder's Tomb | 22 |
| Geology | 61-64 |
| Gild of S. Mary of Tideswell | 18, 42 |
| Glass, stained (old) | 41 |
" modern | 21, 38, 44 |
| Gram'r School, Bp. Pursglove | 29 |
" " Masters of | 71 |
| Hamlets | 1, 51 |
| Harrop, John | 18, 51, 53 |
| Hatchments | 34, 38 |
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| Hunstone, Advent | 15, 40 |
| Lady Chapel | 42 |
| Lenton Priory | 8, 10 |
| Lichfield, Deanery of, etc. | 8, 9, 15, 69 |
| Litton Mill | 1, 50, 57 |
| Litton Village | 1, 35, 57, 58 |
| Church | 51 |
| Sir Robert | 35 |
| Liverpool, Earl of | 21, 23, 65-68 |
| Longevity of inhabitants | 6, 50 |
| Lytton, see Litton | 35, &c. |
| Manor, History of | 4 |
| Markets | 6 |
| Meverill, Rev. A. | 42, 70 |
| Meverill, Sir Sampson | 6, 31-34 |
| Millers Dale | 1, 30, 55 |
| Misereres | 41 |
| Monuments, Memorials, etc. | |
Andrew, Canon | 30, 54 |
Chandler, Mary | 44 |
De Bower, Thurstan and Margaret | 37-38, 43 |
Fletcher, Elizabeth Sarah | 44 |
Foljambe, John | 18, 22 |
Foljambe, Lady Louisa | 21 |
Harrop, John | 51 |
Lytton, Sir Robert and Isabella | 35 |
Meverill, Sir Sampson | 31-34 |
Newton, William, sen. | 53 |
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Pursglove, Bp. R. | 24-29 |
Slack Samuel (singer) | 54 |
Statham, Thomas | 38 |
War Memorials | 43, 46, 55 |
Old stone figures (nameless) | 41 |
| Mural Paintings | 45 |
| Nave | 12 |
| Needs of the Parish | 51 |
| Newton, William, senr. | 53 |
" " jun. | 31 |
| Niches | 19, 20, 38 |
| Organ | 40 |
| Palimpsest (brass) | 26, 27 |
| Parke, J. L., F.R.C.S., and A.L. | 39 |
| Parvise | 13, 47 |
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| Pews | 14 |
| Piscinas | 21 |
| Pursglove, Bishop Robt. | 24-30 |
| Recreation Ground | 55 |
| Registers, Parish | 49, 50 |
| Ringers' Rules | 48 |
| Royal Visits to Tideswell | 7 |
| St John's Institute | 51 |
| Screen (stone) | 19 |
" (Chancel) | 15 |
" (Transepts) | 36, 40 |
| Sedilia | 21 |
| Sepulchral slabs | 11, 39 |
| Slack, Samuel | 54 |
| Stalls, old black oak | 41 |
| Stalls, Chancel | 18 |
| Statham, Sir John | 6, 31, 38 |
" Thomas | 38 |
| Tideswell, meaning of name | 2 |
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| Tidslow | 4 |
| Tiles, ancient | 20 |
| Tombs, see Monuments. | |
| Transept, North | 40 |
" South | 35 |
| Trinity, Holy, Representation of | 31 |
| Vicars, list of | 69, 70 |
| Walks in the neighbourhood | 55 |
| War Memorials | 43, 46, 55 |
| Well, Ebbing and Flowing | 2 |
| Well, Wishing | 56 |
| Wheston | 1, 7,34, 55 |
| Wheston Cross | 55 |
| Windows, Chancel, character of | 17 |
" East | 21 |
" in S. Transept | 38 |
" West | 44 |
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Church from the South East
OCR/transcript by Rosemary Lockie in March 2013.
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