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Aughton – Christ Church
| The newer church in Aughton, consecrated 1877. Copied inscriptions from the original ODFHS paper version, includes list of names & maps of the graveyard. Inscriptions encompass 1880-1997 Last updated 1997. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, CD 16,000KB |
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£6.00 |
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Aughton – St. Michael
| The older church in Aughton, even mentioned in the Domesday Book. Copied inscriptions from the original ODFHS paper version, includes list of names & maps of the graveyard. Inscriptions encompass 1655-1997 Last updated 1997. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, CD 5,353KB |
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£7.00 |
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Bickerstaffe – Holy Trinity
| Built 1843, copied inscriptions from the original ODFHS paper version, includes list of names & maps of the graveyard. Inscriptions encompass 1843 to 1997. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, also JPEG maps. CD 2.77 MB |
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£7.00 |
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Burscough - St. John R.C.
| Actually on the border of Burscough and Lathom, founded 1793. Copied inscriptions from the original ODFHS paper version, includes list of names & maps of the graveyard. Inscriptions encompass 1812 to 1997. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, CD 4,700 KB. NOTE Burscough CofE is also called St. John. |
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£4.50 |
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Lydiate – St. Thomas
| This church was built about 1841, and has a larger graveyard than Our Lady's Lydiate, (the Catholic church), consequently, when Our Lady's graveyard became full, some Catholic internments occurred in St. Thomas's. Copied inscriptions from the original ODFHS paper version, includes list of names & maps of the graveyard. Inscriptions encompass 1882 to 1997. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, CD 900 KB |
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£7.00 |
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Westhead – St. James
| St. James is above the village of Westhead but also includes Lathom (Lathom Park Chapel has only a few graves, although it is ancient, Ormskirk was used before St. James was built). Consecrated 1851, inscriptions encompass 1855 to 2004. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG of the church plans. CD 28 MB |
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£7.00 |
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Ormskirk Parish Church MI's
| This is the Parish Church of Ormskirk and is the only church know to have a Tower & a Steeple at the same end. The Tower (& it's bells) was brought from Burscough Priory at the dissolution of the Monasteries in the time of Henry VIII. CD in Word 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers (many graves; - inscriptions amount to 132,892 words including the paths [see other CD], the notes & inscriptions within the church). There is a MASTERSEARCH file to assist in searching. CD 31 MB |
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£10.00 |
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Rufford – St Mary
| Opened in 1869, formerly a chapel of Croston Parish, this CD is 212 pages copied in 1995 from microfiche as JPEG's. Memorials of the Hesketh family are noted, inscriptions encompass about 1693 to 1995. CD in Word 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the pages. CD 23 MB. |
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£10.00 |
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Scarisbrick – St. Mark C. of E.
| This church was built about 1851, previously worshipers used Ormskirk. Inscriptions encompass 1858 to 2014. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the church. CD 5.9 MB |
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£6.00 |
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Scarisbrick – St. Elizabeth R.C (inc photos of all headstones)
| First, catholic services took place at Scarisbrick Hall (see CD of BMD records) then St. Mary's was built on this site. St. Elizabeth's replaced St. Mary's in 1899, designed by Pugin (who was also involved with the Houses of Parliament). Inscriptions encompass 1848 to 2004. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the church and individual graves. CD 355 MB |
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£10.00 |
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Burscough – St John’s C. of E. MIs (only)
| At Burscough Bridge, opposite the railway station, consecrated 1832, a "Waterloo" design church. Inscriptions encompass 1832 to 2008, with additions revealed to 2012, over 4,000 grave spaces, but not all have inscriptions, also memorials within the church. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, CD 11.00 MB. NOTE Burscough RC is also called St. John. |
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£12.00 |
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Burscough – St John’s C. of E. DVD of Photographs
| This DVD is the photographs to accompany the MI's CD and shows all graves visible in 2008/2012. JPEG 2 GB. It is sold separately but is available at a better price combined with the MI CD. |
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£6.00 |
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Burscough – St John’s C. of E. MIs CD & Photo DVD
| In one box, this is a better bargain for the full information and is a great help when searching for a stone in this vast graveyard. |
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£15.00 |
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Burscough - St. John C. of E. Grave Owners & Burial Registers
| The CD comprises photographs of the burial books, which cover the period 1832 to1960; with searchable transcriptions and grave plans. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the 352 pages. CD 171 MB. |
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£5.00 |
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Scarisbrick – St. Elizabeth Interior & Mass Cards
| Includes MI's in the interior & photographs including the windows. Mass Cards from about 1915 to 2003. Word 97 format (searchable 19 pages), which can also be used on more modern computers & JPEG photos. CD 150 MB. |
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£5.00 |
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St. Andrew's Maghull, NEW graveyard, DVD with photographs
| The new church was consecrated in 1880. Early burials were in the OLD Chapel graveyard (see Maghull Old Chapel MI's on DVD). This DVD of Memorial Inscriptions encompass 1904 to 2010 and includes photographs of the graves & graveyard. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the graves. DVD 2.4 MB |
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£10.00 |
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Becconsall OLD Church, DVD with photographs
| This old Church is down a lane and next to the River Douglas (formerly R. Asland) This disc is a DVD and includes photographs (JPEG) of the graves, inscriptions encompass 1762-2011. It was produced in 2011. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more-modern computers, DVD 900 MB |
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£10.00 |
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Ormskirk Parish Church, Old Section (to 1848) & Middle Section (1848-1899). Grave Owners & details of graves & original position of 80% of stones
| In the later-1800's the Parish Church of Ormskirk began a "modernisation". The gravestones around the church were lifted and laid as paths (some being laid face-down). No proper records were kept of the work. The ODFHS found various records & work over a period of 2 years resulted in identifying most of the spaces from where stones had been removed. A grave-diggers notebook furnished details of most grave owners, their occupations and many internments (about 1844 to 1909). CD in Word 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the notebooks & maps. CD 350 MB. |
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£10.00 |
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St. Andrew's Maghull, OLD graveyard, DVD with photographs
| The small Chapel remaining on the site is still consecrated & services are occasionally held. Some parts of the building are Norman and photographs of the interior are included. Some of the graves are worn & illegible but the grave of Frank Hornby (inventor of Meccano) is one in good condition. This DVD of Memorial Inscriptions encompass 1740 to 1986. Word & Excel 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the graves. DVD 1.14 MB |
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£10.00 |
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St. Andrew's, Maghull, Church Books
| Photographs of all the books appertaining to the NEW graveyard and Cremations, with transcriptions and also photographs & transcriptions of the Interior. Many sections, covering a period of about 1894 to 2010. Word 97 format, which can also be used on more modern computers, JPEG photographs of the pages. CD 467 MB. |
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£6.00 |
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