St Michael’s church blog posts
- Articles from St Michael’s church magazine
- High mortality events in Lichfield 1840 to 1940
- Traces of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic in St. Michael’s churchyard, Lichfield
- Stephen Glynne’s church notes – Lichfield St. Michael
- Saddlebacks and serendipity
- A little more on a Nurse’s Grave
- The Changing Face of Death
- History of St Michael-on-Greenhill Lichfield (V)
- 100th Anniversary of the dedication of the choir vestry at St Michael’s church in Lichfield.
- The 19th century clergy of St. Michael’s, Lichfield (V)
- A nurse’s grave (V)
- A view from St. Michael’s church in Lichfield in 1840
- The memorial inscriptions in St. Michael’ churchyard in Lichfield
- James Jordan Serjeantson – Rector of St. Michael’s church in Lichfield, 1868 to 1886
- St. Michael’s church, Lichfield – from the parish magazines 1889-1892
- The seventeenth century graves of St Michael’s churchyard
- Lichfield St. Michael’s – pictures held by William Salt Library
- The St. Michael chalice of 1684
- St. Michael’s, Lichfield in the 19th century. Part 2
- St. Michael’s, Lichfield in the 19th century. Part 1
- St Michael’s church, Lichfield – Landscape, Topography and Archaeology
St. Michael’s History and guides
The link below is to a page containing a four part downloadable pdf ebook – St Michael on Greenhill – A history. It also contains pdfs of a number of church and churchyard guides and tours.
St Michael’s churchyard – Registers and records
This webpage thus collates a range of material from Burial Registers, Grave and monument surveys etc. for the large and acient churchyard of St. Michael’s. into a downloadable spreadsheet that it is hoped will prove of interest and use to family history researchers and to others
Lichfield blog posts
- The Cross City Line – 1962 to 2024
- Lichfield – a pre-conversion pagan cultic centre?
- Lichfield’s first railway station?
- Lichfield’s first station master
- A historical curiosity – Fog Cottages
- Lichfield Trent Valley 1847-1871
- A study of the ancient prebends of Lichfield Cathedral
- The Staffordshire Tithe Maps
- “That way madness lies” – the search for solar alignments in Lichfield
