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GENUKI: Eccleshall (1258 words) |
 | Eccleshall is a small but ancient and well built market town, pleasantly situated in a picturesque valley, seven miles NW by W of Stafford, six miles SW of Stone, and three miles WSW of Norton Bridge Railway Station. |
| Eccleshall township comprises 1850 acres and 1439 inhabitants. |
| Croxton Chapel is a neat brick edifice, erected in 1832, and its curacy is annexed to Eccleshall vicarage." |
| Photographs of Eccleshall, Staffordshire, England, UK (674 words) |
| In 1010, the Danes sacked Eccleshall and the church was in ruins for 80 years. |
| The first recorded vicar of Eccleshall was William Pollard who served from 1573 to 1580. |
| Holy Trinity Church, Eccleshall in the Diocese of Lichfield: 1190-1990, edited by Malcolm Gray and Kenneth Bowe, a brochure available in the church for a modest sum. |
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