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Stafford Families of North-West Derbyshire Index to Transcribed Documents Compiled and edited by Rosemary Lockie, © Copyright 2001-2006 &c. with special thanks also to Judie Ann Millard, Paul Bradford and Jayne McHugh. Listed in order of publication. Stafford of Bothums Hall - from the Visitation of Derbyshire 1662-1664. Contributed by Jayne McHugh. The Wolley Manuscripts - References to Stafford Families, kindly contributed by Anthony Stafford. On the Bradshaws and Staffords of Eyam, with a Notice of the Old Hall - an article published originally in The Reliquary (Vol 2, 1861-2), transcribed by Paul Bradford. Madame Stafford, or The Lamp of St. Helen - a chapter from William Wood's Tales and Traditions of the Peak (1862), transcribed by Rosemary Lockie. What is probably a fictional account, woven into the events of the day. Proceedings taken in Winster Church regarding the Consanguinity of the Parties to the Marriage of two of the Staffords of Eyam - an article published originally in the Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (DAJ, vol 23, 1901), transcribed by Rosemary Lockie. The Staffords of Eyam - an article published originally in the Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (DAJ, vol. 30, 1908), transcribed by Rosemary Lockie, and associated Pedigree Key to the Stafford History, donated by Paul Bradford. I.  Richard II.  Richard III.  Roger IV.  Richard V.  Roger VI.  John VII.  John VIII.  Robert IX.  Richard X.  Humphrey XI.  Humphrey Notes A link to the same Staffords of Eyam Pedigree (external), which appears on Page 295 of the above article, may also be found on Judie Ann Millard's page about Anthony Savage, Virginia 1660's. Judie Ann's version is much clearer, but some time ago, I had reports of difficulty in accessing it, so the above is provided as an alternative. Stafford of Eyam - Foljambe Charter - an article published originally in the Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (DAJ, vol 31, 1909), transcribed by Rosemary Lockie. Stafford of Botham - an article published originally in the Derbyshire Archaeological Journal (DAJ, vol. 39, 1917), transcribed by Rosemary Lockie, and Stafford of Botham Pedigree, enhanced for the web by Judie Ann Millard. As a follow-on to this, although nothing to do with genealogy, might I also recommend you to take a look at Judie Ann's Pictures for some wonderful "digi-paintings" created with Paintshop Pro.

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