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Original Orders of Service for Annual Sermons held at All Saints' Church on behalf of its Day and Sunday Schools:a. 17 July 1881,b. 19 July 1896.c. 15 July 1923.

Pages with the articles entitled "I remember when" from the Mellor Church Magazine 1993 / 1994 / 1996

Photocopy of OS map (Second Edition) dated 1898 showing location of All Saints Church and its surroundings on A3 paper.

Advertisement from The Diocese of Derby for an appointment of a priest in charge of St. Thomas, Mellor, closing date May 1996.
Pamphlet with the Licensing Service for Revd Dr Peter J Jenner as new priest in charge by the Bishop assisted by…

3 Churches together flyers 1994, 2000 and 2001 promoting Churches together.
St Barnabas, Rose Hill Flyer advertising All Saint & St Martins working together to provide a church in Rose Hill : 1997

Original souvenir handbook for Grand Bazaar held in Church Lane 26 - 28 April 1900. Bazaar held in order to raise funds to buy land and build New Schools for All Saints' Church, replacing current condemned buildings

Typed transcript taken from All Saints Church, Marple : Minutes of the Annual Vestry Meeting held in the Parish Hall 4th April 1963, and Annual Parochial Church Meeting : 1962.

Black & White photocopy of Brochure entitled "All Saints, Marple Building Centenary 1880 - 1980" giving history with photographs of Incumbants, interior / exterior of church.

Typed A4 sheet detailing events to be held during 1980 as part of All Saints' Centenary Programme.

St Thomas Church Mellor Annual Parochial Church Meeting : Agenda and Reports held on 3lst March 1998

Two photocopies of an Indenture for an Appointment and release dated 26th December 1845 between Thomas Waller to Mr John Braddock Walmsley for two pieces of land situated in Mellor for the purpose of a Wesleyan Chapel Vestry and Schoolroom.

Typed pages detailing the archives kept at All Saints Church as of 19th September 2005.
7 Boxes containing material re building, activities etc. Along with extra material listed eg. Folio of newspapers, communion and common prayer books.

Two original orders of service for All Saints' Church:a. dated 17/11/1918 on signing of Armistice;b. dated 11/11/1925 on anniversary of Armistice Day held at Marple Memorial Park

Photocopy of an article from Ashton & High Peak Reporter May 1929 giving details of Marple Methodist Centenary Celebration

Book containing Mellor Parish Church Baptism records 1763 - 1812.
Transcribed and typed by Doreen and Tom Oldham 1983

57 Typed pages from Mellor Parish Church Baptism records starting 7th Jan 1813 to October 1890.

Original copy of a programme for a Green & White Bazaar held at the Congregational Hall, Marple Bridge March 1909. Primitive Methodist Church, Holly Wood. Historical Notes, sayings, advertisements

Photocopy of The Bible Society Marple Action Group financial statement for the year ending 1996.
Part of the Marple Action Group

Original programme for British and Foreign Bible Society lantern lecture given on Jan 27th 1938 at Albert Schools by Rev R H Percival and entitled "1000 Miles across Northern Africa".

Typed ring bound book listing Mellor Church grave index in alphabetical order : Adams to Yeates : No date

Ring bound book containing typed gravestone index for Mellor Old Churchyard completed in 1982
Numerical index taken from plan kept in Church Records.

Original Book of Memories dated 1907 published by St Pauls (Compstall)
Daily calendar with quotes, proverbs, extracts from the Bible.
Various sources with contributors names.

Booklet entitled "St Pauls Church Compstall A History" by Neil Keith Mackay, giving history with of the Clergy of the Church.
Printed in 1984

Photocopy of Booklet in celebration of the Centenary Year of Marple Congregational Church, Hibbert Lane, Marple giving history and highlights 1864 - 1964

Booklet entitled Church of the Annunciation : 150 Anniversay, St Mary's New Mills by Agnes Shirt 1995. Forward by Fr. O'Hanlon giving information and History of Catholic Churches in area.
Page 8 gives information on St Mary's, Marple Bridge.