Cossall St Catherine

References

Archival Sources

Nottinghamshire Archives Office

Parish Records PR CL-CU Cossall : St Catherine, Baptisms from 1654, Marriages from 1663, Burials from 1654.
PR 5239 Churchwardens / Poor Relief / Overseers Accounts 1717 -1761
PR 5342 Churchwarden’s Account Book 1813 - 1874
PR 7735 /1-9 Correspondence: Bishop of Lincoln to Lord Middleton 1875 -1877
PR 7784 /1-5 Detachment of Cossall from Wollaton 1952 – 1953
PR 7797/1-4 Terrier of Wollaton cum Cossall 1786
PR 7807 Terrier of the Rectory of Wollaton cum Cossall 1748
PR 7860 Letters: Rev. Hewgill & Lord Middleton’s Agent re: Church repairs 1838
PR 21,804 Terrier of Parishes of Wollaton and Cossall –1910
PR 21,811/1-2 Erection of First World War Memorial 1920 – 1921

Records currently waiting accessioning by Nottinghamshire Archive Office

Preacher’s Book 1876 to 1887
Preacher’s Book 1888 to 1895
Preacher’s Book 1896 to 1903
Meeting Book of Cossall Parishioners from 1879 to 1923
Minutes of the Cossall Parochial Church Council Meetings from 1923 to 1952

The University of Nottingham, Manuscripts and Special Collections

AN/PB 292/5/43 Churchwarden Presentment, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery 8.5.1596
AN/PB 302/298 Churchwarden Presentment, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery 24.4.1626
AN/PB 306/342 Churchwarden Presentment, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery 20.11.1684
AN/PB 308/339 Churchwarden Presentment, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery 8.5.1704
AN/PB 308/501 Churchwarden Presentment, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery 22.4.1706
AN/PB 309/634 Churchwarden Presentment, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery 21.10.1718
AN/PB 309/706 Parochial Visitation Order & Certificate, Cossall, Nottingham Deanery, 23.5.1718 - 13.4.1719

The University of Nottingham, East Midlands Special Collection

Whyld, Christopher Martin, 1987. Cossall and the Willoughbys 1500 – 1700: The Acquisition and Exploitation of a Manor. (MA Dissertation) [Not 99.D25 WHY]

Published Sources

Austin, M. Editor, 2004. ‘Under the Heavy Clouds’: The Church of England in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire 1911-1915, The Parochial Visitation of Bishop Edwyn Hoskyns, p.214.

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Dawson, George A. The Church Bells of Nottinghamshire, p 46.

Doubleday, W. E. May 26 1945. Nottinghamshire Guardian, Nottinghamshire Villages, Cossall, Pioneer of Local Coalmining.

Doubleday, W. E, June 2 1945, Nottinghamshire Guardian, Nottinghamshire Villages, The Last 600 Years of Cossall’s History.

Gray, Duncan, Ed, Newstead Priory Cartulary 1344 & Other Archives, Translated by Violet Walker, BA.

Knollys, Major, 1885, Shaw, The Life Guardsman.

Mabbs G., The Churches in Nottinghamshire a Provision of Public Worship in the Midlands District 1879. p 52.

Mee, Arthur, 1938, The King’s England, pp. 70-71.

Pevsner, Nikolaus, 1979, The Buildings of England: Nottinghamshire. Revised by Elizabeth Williamson. p 106.

Report on the Manuscripts of Lord Middleton. Preserved at Wollaton Hall, Nottinghamshire (1911)

Simpson, Rev. Robert, 1836. State of the Church in the County of Nottingham and Diocese of York, Compiled from Authentic Sources with Hints for Its Improvement, pp. 24-5.

Stretton, William, 1910, The Stretton Manuscripts, pp. 34, 226.

Train, Keith, 1981, Train on Churches.

Truman & Marston, 1899, The History of Ilkeston, Dale Abbey, West Hallam, Shipley and Cossall. pp.383-9.

Watts, M.R. (editor), Religion in Victorian Nottinghamshire, the Religious Census of 1851. Volume 2. p 127.

Wood, A. C. 1971, A History of Nottinghamshire. p 60.

Ollard, S.L. and Walker, P.C. (editors), 1930, Archbishop Herring’s Visitation Returns 1743, The Yorkshire Archaeological Society VOL LXXVII, pp.166-7.

Young’s,  History of Ilkeston, pp. 87-99

Elliot, Lee, 2000, Archaeological Recording at St Catherine’s Church and the Willoughby Burial Vault, Cossall, Nottinghamshire.Transactions of the Thoroton Society. VOL.CIV pp.83-96.

Truman, Nevil, 1947, Ancient Glass in Nottinghamshire,Transactions of the Thoroton Society, VOL.51, pp. 50- 62.

Bayes, Canon C.S., 1976, Nineteenth Century Notes on Nottinghamshire Churches, Transactions of the Thoroton Society, VOL LXXX, Folio 7-8.

Guilford, E.L., The Compton Census of Nottinghamshire in 1676, Thoroton Society Record Series VOL. XXVIII. pp. 106-7.

Train, K.S.S. (editor), 1952, Lists of the Clergy of Central Nottinghamshire, Thoroton Society Record Series VOL. XV.

Thoroton, Robert, 1790-96, republished 1972, Thoroton’s History of Nottinghamshire, republished with large additions by John Throsby, Vol. 2, pp. 215-217.

Standish, John (editor), Abstracts of the Inquisitions Post Mortem Relating to Nottinghamshire, Thoroton Society Record Series VOL. IV VOL II Henry III, Edward I & Edward II 1242 to 1321. pp.18-20, 20-23 and 105.

Fisher, Howard (editor), Church Life in Georgian Nottinghamshire:Archbishop Drummond’s Parish Visitation Returns 1764, Thoroton Society Record Series VOL. 46 pp. 200-201.

Valor Ecclesiasticus, 5 vols., Record Commission (1810-1834); Vol 5 (1825).

White’s Directory of Nottinghamshire 1832 p 562.

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Electronic Sources

www.theclergydatabase.org.uk

www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk