AUDLEY AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY

Welcome

Audley Parish is situated in the rolling hills of North Staffordshire and has a long and interesting history, including farming and a period of intensive coal mining.

Since 1986 the Audley and District Family History Society has been working to make records available for Audley and its adjoining parishes.

Our records are based on the ancient ecclesiastical parish of Audley, which comprises of Audley Township, Bignall End, Halmer End, Knowle End, Park End, Eardley End and Talke.

The adjoining area comprises of the ancient parishes of Barthomley and Church Lawton in Cheshire, and Wolstanton, Keele, Madeley and Betley in Staffordshire. (see Records for full details).

Area covered by the Society. Click to enlarge map.

We hold Research meetings every month, where we have much material available to look at. Non members are welcome to attend for a small fee (see Research).

Every two months a talk is held at The Audley Methodist Church Hall (see Talks).

If you wish to join the Audley and District Family History Society please go to the Joining Us page. You can now pay to join or renew using on-line payments.

The Society has a number of Publications for sale, including the annual Society Journal called the 'Audley Historian'. You can now buy publications on-line. sp;

The Members' Area is now active. Old Audley has recently moved to the Members' Area and extracts of some old Audley St. James' parish magazines 1920-69 added.

If your interest is in the surname of Audley please go to http://audleyfamilyhistory.com