Sherington Historical Society

	What's New
	FULL 1841 Census Transcription - 1911 Census Transcription Public Houses: 1753 to 1827, 1872, 1577, Summary table 1910 Land Valuation Survey - lists of both owners and occupiers and their addresses, plus Ordnance Survey maps showing where people lived 1918 Electoral Register 1831 Militia Ballot - all men aged 18 to 45 liable to be conscripted into the Militia Five Poll Books: 1710, 1713, 1722, 1784 and 1831
	Latest Society News
	Next meeting: 14th May: 'Crime, Sex and Retribution in English Folk Song' with folk duo Gamut from Yorkshire Full 2013/14 programme December 2012 Newsletter

Open Day - "Sherington at Work" - 6 October 2012 - Photos

*** NEW *** St Laud's Parish Registers *** NEW ***
Complete transcriptions and original copies of all 11 registers up to 1912
plus the Bishop's Transcripts

SHS Scarecrow Competition 2012 - Results and Photos

A.C.Chibnall's book 'Sherington: Fiefs and Fields of a Buckinghamshire Village' is now available for £14.99
from Cambridge University Press or Amazon. Also available from SHS

Open Day - Sherington Family Histories - 1 October 2011 - Photos - Video

Interactive Google map of the village with 87 locations marked on the satellite photo, including the conservation area, with links to further information - Now with StreetView

View historical Sherington maps in Google Earth - click here for details

	Village Tour	This will guide you through the streets of Sherington and show you some of its story
	Records	Family history, eg: burial records, monumental inscriptions, 25 Directories, 1796 Enclosure Map Censuses: 1851 / 1861 / 1871 / 1881 / 1891 / 1901
	Church Tour	Take a tour around the outside and inside of St Laud's Church

	Timeline	Significant events in Sherington's history including: Domesday Book
	Rum Doings in Sherington	The Society's first booklet: a murder in Sherington and an exhumation from the Churchyard
	Village People	Meet some of the people who have made a significant contribution to life in the village

This website currently contains only a small fraction of the Society's archives and is steadily being extended as time and resources allow. Please visit us again soon to see what new material has been added. If you have any comments about the website, or suggestions as to how it should develop or improve, please contact Ian Collinge, 8 Gun Lane (opposite the White Hart), email: history@sherington.org.uk, who maintains the website on behalf of Sherington Historical Society.

If you are interested in present day activities in Sherington you may also wish to visit the Sherington village website:
www.sherington.org.uk

Sherington Historical Society is a member of the Milton Keynes Heritage Association.

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