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danny96boy

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Can anyone tell me if there is a register of vicars in the C.O.E. My father-in-law was vicar at St Lukes, Holmes Chapel !946-1969. I was wondering if we could trace his carrer in the church. 7177
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daggers
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Post by daggers »

Two suggestions:
1 try Googling the name of the church; they may have a website and contact address, then you can ask direct.
2 Crockford's Clerical Directory, published every other year should give the details you want. Someone may pick this up and look for you in a main library.
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go here and put in his name, plus isn't holmes chapel in se cheshire?

http://www.crockford.org.uk/
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Tina
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Post by Tina »

Yes N.M the church is in the diocese of Chester, archdeanery of Macclesfield, deanery of Congleton.

Their website is temporary closed
http://www.saintlukes.bravehost.com/


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danny96boy

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Thanks a lot, Daggers, Northmeols and Tina for the information.
Northmeols, I know a man, who knew a man who saw the tide at Southport

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northmeols
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tide! oh you mean that puddle that roles in every day.......my grandad used to tell me a story about this guy fron the south of england that bragged that he could walk from southport to Blackpool the local guys bet he couldn't....so he started walking .... never made it past Banks... pity the locals forgot to tell him about the trenches... he drowned in one of them.....looks can be deceiving!!!
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