Hadnall
A Shropshire village mentioned
in the Doomsday Book 1089
Hadehelle

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About Hadnall


Hadnall & District History Group

Hadnall Church Graveyard Records

Astley Church Graveyard Records



Contact point:-
history@hadnall.org.uk


Last Update:-
4th March 2024

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Hadnall - all things locally historical!

 History Group: Meetings are now back on the usual pattern - see  History Group page

This website has now changed its focus.  It will no longer be updated on a daily basis with village news and information.  At the moment the best source of information is www.hadnallcouncil.co.uk

We are not only recording the 'old' history of Hadnall, but also the 'new' history.  As the village changes and grows, we will be recording these changes to form a bigger and broader record of Hadnall.  We welcome any contributions from anyone with a story to tell, old or new pictures.  Requests for information may be accepted as there are folk living in the village who may know the answers.

We are also interested in hearing from anyone who would like to recount their experiences during the Covid Pandemic.

Recording the memorials of Hadnall Churchyard (see link at the side).    Our previous biggest research project to date was to record and maintain the records of the burials in Astley Church yard (see link at the side. ) Finally we started the survey of the Hadnall Churchyard.  Our May meeting (2019) made a start at visiting each gravestone and check/record the wording.  Photographs were taken and then the lengthy process of transcribing all the data onto web pages and then making  the information available here, was undertaken.  The work has now been completed with the interactive map available for over 300 graves. Comments from beyond the Group are very welcome too.   Should you discover an error in the data, we would be very grateful for the information, so that we can amend it.  We would be interested to hear about any aspect of the Church's history, particularly about the people involved.   Similarly, Astley records (first recorded in 2007) have also been updated recently.

We have now Ivy's papers and they have been sorted and a database of the contents created.  The material we already have needs to be catalogued and added to this database.  Once the Village Hall is available to use, we can get into the cupboard to do some work.  The present database is available here.  A few topics previously available have been made available again on the History Group's page  We have had our Archiving session which successfully sorted all the items into topics and list made of each box (topic).  Further recording of the documents stored in each box is being undertaken.

In the History Group area, there is now a feature devoted to building a history of Hadnall, following on from Ivy Bebb's booklet published in 2003 and long out of print!

All comments/information can be sent to:-  history@hadnall.org.uk