CD 001 - The Young Family Historian 
A young (and possibly not so young) person's guide to genealogy, written by Bill Taylor. Price £4.50, plus p&p.
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This is a book, written specifically for teenagers fascinated by the origins and stories of their families. The book, published on a CD in Adobe Acrobat format, describes the necessary steps required to start researching family history. The language and presentation are aimed at young people, but the content applies equally to the new and not so knowledgeable family historians, whatever their age. 
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CD 002 - Church & Clayton le Moors Cemetery, Dill Hall Lane, Church (Accrington) - Burial Registers 1889 -1999
Transcribed from the original Registers by members of the Society. Fully searchable Acrobat (pdf) format.

Price £9.50, plus p&p.
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The CD contains details of 15,950 burials in Adobe Acrobat format, which is fully searchable. 

In most instances, each record includes the date, full name, age, description of relationship or status, the place of death and/or residence and the plot identity. The information is presented in 3 separate tables, sorted in date order, surname/forename order and grave plot order - the latter allows the researcher to check the grave occupancy. 

The bulk of the burials (14,219) are from addresses in Church, Clayton le Moors, Accrington and Oswaldtwistle with the remainder from the surrounding area, other parts of Lancashire, and a few from other counties and overseas.
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Transcribed from microfiche and film by members of the Society - Fully searchable Acrobat (pdf) format. 

Price £9.50 plus p & p. 
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The CD contains a full transcription for the parishes of Hutton, Longton, Little Hoole, Much Hoole and Walmer Bridge. Each of the 7 census years is presented in two formats; As Enumerated and sorted in Name Order, the former permits the researcher to view the entire household. The leftmost column of each data set is a person's identity-no, introduced by the author as a key field to cross-reference the information. 

There are two articles, reprinted from the 'Preston Guardian' written immediately before and after the 1901 census. Statistics include a 'league table' of surnames for the area showing the rise and fall of the male-line during the 60-year period and for the 1901 census only, those boys who were later to die as the result of hostilities during the Great War of 1914-18.
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Burials transcribed and independently checked by members of the Society and, for part of the MIs, the Burnley Historical Society - Fully searchable Acrobat (pdf) format. 

Price £9.50 plus p & p. 
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The CD contains details of 17,119 burials recorded in eight burial registers, which includes 319 from the current register at the Church. The registers are presented in Date Order and sorted in Name Order. With a few exceptions, the information is limited to entry-no & volume, date of burial, full name, age and residence and the Minister's name. 

Although a parish church, up to 1856 it was, in effect, the town cemetery and many Roman Catholics are buried there; these are recorded. The bulk of the addresses are from Burnley and Habergham Eaves, the adjoining township. There are approximately 730 MIs with plot numbers and location plans. 

Some 70 of these are inside the Church, which include war memorials, a mining disaster and a list of clergy. The Latin inscriptions have translations. Also included are images of some early engravings of the church, some modern photographs and the frequency of Surnames in the burial registers.
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Transcribed from film by 'local' members of the Society - Fully searchable Acrobat (pdf) format. 

Price £9.50 plus p & p. 
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It is intended as a Finding Aid produced by local people, to complement the census images on CD or Microfiche. The CD contains the Forename, Surname, Age, Relationship to 'head' and Township of the census cross-referenced to the Piece No, Folio and Page for every person. It does not show specific addresses, marriage status, occupations or place of birth. 

The 17-Piece Nos cover a population of 87,364 in 18,856 households in Barrowford, Brierfield, Colne, Foulridge, Higham, Nelson, Pendleside villages, Reedley, Trawden, Winewall and the areas of West Yorkshire, which include Admergill, Barnoldswick, Bracewell, Brogden, Coates, Earby, Kelbrook, Martons Both and Thornton in Craven. The information is displayed in two tables; Surname Order (the Index) and 'As Enumerated,' where the composition of each household is shown in each Enumeration District. Also included are two frequency of Surnames tables
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