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My hope is that this site will help people understand the origins of the local area and appreciate the effort that our ancestors have put into making this village what it is today. The information on this site is based on a study of numerous sources including local history publications, legal deeds and letters, National Archives, old books and pictures, Ancestry websites, and also the contribution of local residents.
I will record the source of each article's information at the bottom of each webpage. If there is anything you would like to see on this site or maybe something you would like to contribute, please contact me on.

stuart@saint94.freeserve.co.uk

Website last updated

13/04/13 Mill Lane School page
06/04/13 Brands Pit Fig.2
14/03/13 St James Fig 9, 10, 11
06/03/13 St. James Church
18/02/13 J M Severn R&H News
18/02/13 Charters Deeds & Rolls
10/02/13 Goose Lane Fig.10
26/12/12 Glasshouse Hill Fig.3
16/12/12 Parkins Yard Fig.1 text
03/12/12 Heanor Road Fig.6

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Codnor & District Local History & Heritage website or www.codnor.info is a non-commercial website that provides local history information, which is free to download for your own personnel use. I only ask that if you intend to publish any of this material or display on your own website, then you contact me first for permission.