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Collapse ZQ - Chester Quarter Sessions - 1316-1973ZQ - Chester Quarter Sessions - 1316-1973
A - Administration
Expand AA - Assessments: Wage Rates - 1575AA - Assessments: Wage Rates - 1575
Expand AB - City of Chester Probation Committee - 1928 - 1957AB - City of Chester Probation Committee - 1928 - 1957
Expand AG - Gaol and House of Correction - 1808-1872AG - Gaol and House of Correction - 1808-1872
Expand AP - Point of Air Lighthouse Trust - 1775-1889AP - Point of Air Lighthouse Trust - 1775-1889
Expand AR - River Dee - 1800-1831AR - River Dee - 1800-1831
Expand AS - Quarter Sessions: Administration: Special Sessions - 1864-1880AS - Quarter Sessions: Administration: Special Sessions - 1864-1880
Expand C - Chester City Coroner - 1442-1973C - Chester City Coroner - 1442-1973
Collapse CI - Coroners' Inquests. - c1442-1839CI - Coroners' Inquests. - c1442-1839
Expand 1 - Coroners Inquests. - 1519-15401 - Coroners Inquests. - 1519-1540
Expand 2 - Coroners Inquests. - 1549-15522 - Coroners Inquests. - 1549-1552
Expand 3 - This bundle is largely illegible. - 1560-15753 - This bundle is largely illegible. - 1560-1575
Expand 4 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1582-15844 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1582-1584
Expand 5 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1585-15865 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1585-1586
Expand 6 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1588-15956 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1588-1595
Expand 7 - This bundle is faded. - 1594-15957 - This bundle is faded. - 1594-1595
Expand 8 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1602-16048 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1602-1604
Expand 9 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1610-16179 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1610-1617
Expand 10 - This bundle on paper, in English. - 1613-163610 - This bundle on paper, in English. - 1613-1636
Expand 11 - Paper, ff.2,3,4a,b, rep. M.S. 1952. - 1658-166811 - Paper, ff.2,3,4a,b, rep. M.S. 1952. - 1658-1668
Expand 12 - Coroner's Inquests. - 1669-167312 - Coroner's Inquests. - 1669-1673
Expand 13 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1674-167713 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1674-1677
Expand 14 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1677-168414 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1677-1684
Expand 15 - Coroners Inquests. - 1686-168715 - Coroners Inquests. - 1686-1687
Expand 16 - Coroners' Inquests - 1690-170116 - Coroners' Inquests - 1690-1701
Expand 17 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1701-170817 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1701-1708
Collapse 18 - Coroner's Inquests - 1708-171418 - Coroner's Inquests - 1708-1714
1 - Robert Hewitt and William Starkey, on William Lark, late of Broughton, died from natural causes while in the Northgate gaol - Dec 13th 1708
2 - The same on William Hasler, yeoman, died when his gun accidentally went off while taking his cart from his house near the New Tower to Parkgate - Jan 6th 1708/9
3 - The same on Robert Wright, tanner, hanged himself in the tan-house of his father's house without the Bars - 12 Feb 1709
4 - William Starkey on David Orneal, a lieutenant in the Rt. Hon. The Lord Mont joys Regiment of Foot, killed in a sword fight by Richard Hammaker, a lieutenant or Breviat Captain in the same Regiment - July 6th 1709
5 - The same on John Wright, belonging to the ship 'Diamond' of Chester, drowned while trying to save the ship's boat which had drifted towards the shore at Parkgate - August 16th 1709
6 - Robert Hewitt on Majery Alcock, widow, fell down steps from the rooms of Richard Lawrence, tailor, in Eastgate Street and died soon after - Dec 2nd 1709
7 - The same on Oliver Primrose, sergeant in the Regiment of Foot, commanded by the Marquis of Mont Andrea, Lieutenant Col. Campbell's company, killed in the Row outside the White Talbot Inn by Thomas Gill, sergeant in the Regiment of Foot commanded by Lieutenant General Stewart - March 10th 1709/10
8 - Robert Hewitt and William Starkey on James Edge, yeoman, late of Burton, committed suicide by throwing himself in the Dee near Burton - May 16th 1710
9 - The same on Richard Ledsham and John Ledsham, sons of Richard Ledsham, slater, and Edward Rowlands, son of Edward Rowlands, carpenter, drowned while bathing in the Dee near Sandy Lane - May 30th 1710
10 - Robert Hewitt on Elizabeth Jones, widow, crushed by a cart overturning on her as she was passing the Plume Of Feathers in Bridge Street, proprietor, William Hughes - July 15th 1710
11 - Robert Hewitt and William Starkey, on John Williams, currier drowned while bathing in the Dee near the bowling green - July 30th 1710
12 - The same on Joseph Davies, mariner, fell overboard while rowing to Parkgate from Chester and was drowned - 27 Sep 1710
13 - The same on William Gibbons, son of William Gibbons, feltmaker, fell overboard attempting to push a cock boat from the works near the Crane and was drowned - Nov 12th 1710
14 - The same on Thomas Brookbank, basketmaker, fell down the rock -face?- while coming thro' the Quarry without the Northgate and was killed. - March 1st 1710/11
15 - Robert Hewitt and William Starkey on Samuel Nicholls, butcher, hanged himself in his father's stable in Northgate Street - March 11th 1710/11
16 - The same on Samuel Bollands, brewer, lost his way in a mist and was drowned in the Dee between Burton head and Blacon - March 11th 1710/11
17 - The same on William Willoughby, son of William Willoughby, brewer, drowned while bathing near the Roodee - June 6th 1711
18 - The same on - Doole, mariner, of the 'Emma and Arthur' of Milford, fell out of a boat and was drowned while coming from Dawpool - June 30th 1711
19 - The same on Robert Taylor, yeoman, shot through the head by William Grind, in the yard of James Kenia's inn in Northgate Street - November 13th 1711
20 - The same on Hugh Cowdock, slater, fell from ladder while working on the roof of a house belonging to John Shard, apothecary, in Bridge Street - April 6th 1712
21 - The same on Dorothy Bradshaw, widow, died from natural causes while in the Northgate gaol - Aug 17th 1712
22 - The same on John Davies, labourer, drowned on the sands while coming from Flint - 20 Sep 1712
23 - The same on John Colcott, joiner, died from natural causes while in the Northgate gaol - Nov 11th 1712
24 - The same on Isaac Thomas, carpenter, found by fishermen drowned on the sands of Dee opposite Saughall - 31 Jan 1713
25 - The same on Samuel Welds, apprentice to William Moreton, wetglover, found dead in a tub of water - 20 Feb 1713
26 - The same on William - servant to William, Archbishop of Dublin, fell from his horse into the Dee between Parkgate and the Key house - May 13th 1713
27 - The same on James Willoughby, ship's carpenter, drowned while swimming in the Dee near St. John's Church - May 20th 1713
28 - The same on Thomas Newport, drowned in the Dee - Aug 24th 1713
29 - Thomas Maddock, on Richard Snead, died from natural causes in the Northgate gaol. - April 21st 1714
30 - William Starkey, on William Powell, drowned in the Dee opposite Dee Lane, near St. John's church. - July 1st 1714
Expand 19 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1715-172619 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1715-1726
Expand 20 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1727-174020 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1727-1740
Expand 21 - Coroners' Inquests - 1740 - 174921 - Coroners' Inquests - 1740 - 1749
Expand 22 - Coroners' Inquests - 1751 - 175922 - Coroners' Inquests - 1751 - 1759
Expand 23 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1760 -176923 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1760 -1769
Expand 24 - Coroner's Inquests - 1770 -177524 - Coroner's Inquests - 1770 -1775
Expand 25 - Coroner's Inquests - 1776-177925 - Coroner's Inquests - 1776-1779
Expand 26 - Coroner's Inquests - 1780 -178926 - Coroner's Inquests - 1780 -1789
Expand 27 - Coroner's Inquests. - 1790-179827 - Coroner's Inquests. - 1790-1798
Expand 28 - Coroner's Inquests - 1811-181928 - Coroner's Inquests - 1811-1819
Expand 29 - Coroner's Inquests. - 1822-182629 - Coroner's Inquests. - 1822-1826
Expand 30 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1837-183930 - Coroners' Inquests. - 1837-1839
Expand CR - Crownmote Court Rolls - 1316-1611CR - Crownmote Court Rolls - 1316-1611
F - Finance
Expand FA - Accounts - 1828-1836FA - Accounts - 1828-1836
J - Justices of the Peace
Expand JC - Commissions of the Peace - 1836-1970JC - Commissions of the Peace - 1836-1970
Expand JD - Declarations - 1860-1901JD - Declarations - 1860-1901
R - Registration and Deposit
Expand RJ - Jurors - 1608-1817RJ - Jurors - 1608-1817
Expand RL - Licenced Victuallers - 1552-1833RL - Licenced Victuallers - 1552-1833
Expand RP - Deposited plans - 1772-1935RP - Deposited plans - 1772-1935
Expand RR - Sacrament Certificates - 1673-1789RR - Sacrament Certificates - 1673-1789
Expand RTB - Transportation Bonds - 1731-1775RTB - Transportation Bonds - 1731-1775
Expand RTC - Transportation Contracts - 1764-1775RTC - Transportation Contracts - 1764-1775
S - Court in Session
Expand SE - Examinations and Depositions - 1522-1858SE - Examinations and Depositions - 1522-1858
Expand SF - Quarter Sessions Files - 1488-1971SF - Quarter Sessions Files - 1488-1971
Expand SM - Sessions Books Minute Books - 1814-1865SM - Sessions Books Minute Books - 1814-1865
Expand SMP - Sesions Books Register of Prisoners - 1853-1872SMP - Sesions Books Register of Prisoners - 1853-1872
Expand SMR - Sessions Books - Recognizance Book - 1780-1798SMR - Sessions Books - Recognizance Book - 1780-1798
Expand SO - Order Books - 1799-1866SO - Order Books - 1799-1866
Expand SP - Process Records Register of Prosecutions, etc.SP - Process Records Register of Prosecutions, etc.
Expand SPE - Quarter Sessions Fine Rolls - 1561-1634SPE - Quarter Sessions Fine Rolls - 1561-1634
Expand SPT - Petitions mainly for poor relief or for exemption from poor rate, 16th century. - 1563-1594SPT - Petitions mainly for poor relief or for exemption from poor rate, 16th century. - 1563-1594
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