The results of the Project were formally announced on 1st March 2014.
The book and DVD of the village and Parish and the two walking guides of the village and Parish were formally launched and copies will be delivered to all the houses in the village.
A DVD of the interviews with the older members of the Parish carried out by the pupils of Sale & Davys Church of England Primary School.
An historic building assessment of the Church of St Wilfrid, Barrow-upon-Trent carried out by Peter F Ryder B.A, M.Phil, F.S.A in April 2013.
John Spencer – a member of the Project team has compiled:
” The Story of the Barrow-upon-Trent Village Memorial Cross”
Arleston and Merrybower by Duncan Hewitt
A personal history of her life in Barrow upon Trent by Irene Marson.
Wills of the Gilbert family of Barrow upon Trent.
Acknowledgements
A Project supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
We acknowledge the particular contributions from:
Jill Scarfe
Kate Webberley
Anne Heathcote
John Spencer
Tony Eley
Duncan Hewitt
Frances Shepherd
Colleen March
Glenis Palmer
We thank Peter Sale for sharing with us knowledge of the Sale Family.
Further thanks are due to Becky Webberley, Ron Scarfe and Judith Mills for the art work and presentation and to Pamela Wills of the Museum of St. John.
The staff of the Derbyshire Record Office.
The Derbyshire Family History Society.
The Magic Attic Swadlincote for all their help and assistance in the research.
Peter Ryder and Paul Johnston archaeologists, thank you for working with us.
To Genes Reunited web site and Google Map, Wikimedia, Ian Wilson, Ian Hey & Maxwell Craven.
Barrow upon Trent Parish History Research Group.
The Headteacher, staff and pupils of Sale and Davys Church of England Controlled Primary School.
The members of the Barrow upon Trent Youth Group.
The Barrow Singers.
The Barrow upon Trent Parish Council.
The Barrow upon Trent Parochial Church Council.
The Barrow upon Trent Parish Plan Committee.
The Heritage Lottery Fund.
