Lancaster in the 19th Century

The books, listed below, are taken ‘word for word’ from the Lancaster Gazette. They are a unique account told by their reporters ‘on the spot.’
Genealogists searching for their elusive ancestors may well find them here. The text contains thousands of names of individuals, families and businesses.

The books are viewed with Adobe Reader and are 'bookmarked', printable & wordsearchable.

The Diary of William Stout of Lancaster 1665 to 1752
The Gude Auld Towne of Lancaster in 1803
The Loyal Town of Lancaster in 1811
Peace in Lancaster in 1814
The Assize Town of Lancaster in 1821
A Genteel family's Tour of Lancaster & the Lake District 1827
The Ancient Borough of Lancaster in 1831
The Good Old Town of Lancaster in 1841
The Opening of Ripley Hospital, Lancaster in 1864
The Gude Auld Towne of Lancaster 1803 to 1866 on CD

Peace in Lancaster 1814

Researched by Linda Moorhouse
Illustrated by Ben Moorhouse

An account of how the "Good Old Town" celebrated the defeat of
France and the exile of Napoleon.

26 pages of A4

Contents:

  • Events leading up to the Peace
  • On the Return of Peace
  • Map of Lancaster 1807
  • How Lancaster celebrated the Peace
  • Poems
  • For the Sufferers of Waterloo
  • Waterloo Subscription
  • Interesting Events reported about Waterloo
  • The Royal Lancashire Militia come home
  • England, Europe's Glory

This book is available as a pdf download and is viewed using Adobe Reader. If you haven't got Adobe Reader on your computer you can downloaded it here:

Reader

The cost of this book is £2 paid through Paypal and will be sent via an email attachment.

The size of this pdf document is 541KB

If you would like to purchase this book please email me:

cds@oldlancaster.co.uk


EXAMPLE of book:

Fenton-street
Mr Redmayne. A large Star with G.R. in lamps, and a beautifully executed Transparency. The eye of Providence sending the angel of Peace over the globe, for the protection of the Arts and Sciences. Motto, “Thanks to God.”
Mr Winder. A Transparency of Britannia raising from the ground and shielding a female figure. Motto. “Britannia protecting Spain.”

Family & Local History CDs for North West England
Used Knitting & Crochet patterns
Scotforth Books
Lune Valley & Morecambe Bay books
The Adventures of Percy, Bailey, Adria & Oakley.