1.

by Michael Heaton

£8 ISBN 978-0-9549857-3-8

• 72 pages. 60 maps and illustrations, some in colour.
  
  
• An original piece of historic research.
  
  
• It starts with the Enclosure Award of 1766 mapped by the author for the very first time for Spratton. It shows who-owned-what in and around the village in farming terms over the last 250 years. Extensive research has given a very detailed picture of the huge changes in ownership with, at times, nearly half the farmland up for sale! Relationships between the various farming families have emerged and the ebb and flow of old farming names has produced some fascinating insights. Even the odd scandal has surfaced!

2.

by Enid Jarvis, photographs compiled by Michael Heaton

£7 ISBN 978-0-9549857-2-1

• 56 pages. 128 black and white photographs.
  
  
• Text is based on the memories of 11 Spratton residents, past and present.
  
  
• Topics covered include: childhood, the church, everyday life, work, leisure, transport, First and Second World Wars, memories of schooldays, friends and families, games and the tricks children played on adults, stories of Spratton's local hero, the first airman ever to win a Victoria Cross, and anecdotes about one resident's experience of fighting in Italy in the Second World War. Family trees of some of the contributors are included.
  
  
• Index of some 540 names
  
  
• "Memories of Old Spratton" won a Renaissance Heritage Award for the Best Local History Project in Northamptonshire in 2008

3.

by Enid Jarvis and Michael Heaton

£6 ISBN 978-0-9549857-0-2

• 132 pages. Over 250 black and white photographs.
  
  
• Opening chapter covers history of Spratton from prehistoric times.
  
  
• Index of over 450 family names.
  
  
• Includes William Rhodes Moorhouse, the first airman to win the VC; Amphyllis Twigden, the great-great grandmother of George Washington, first President of the USA ; the tomb of Sir John Swinford, mediaeval knight; children who spent long hours making lace; Thomas Butlin, the founder of the Northamptonshire iron industry; Spratton in war times; the church, houses, streets, shops, farms, weddings, festivals, sport, clubs and societies.

4.

£4 ISBN 978-0-9549857-1-0

• CD ROM to accompany the book
  
  
• Contains all the photographs in SLHS archives at time of publication
  
  
• Also contains the complete genealogical database held by SLHS of families living in Spratton in the 19th century compiled by Michael Benn.

The book and CD may be purchased from either of the following:

• Archivist, 6 Yew Tree Lane, Spratton, Northampton NN6 8HL
  
  
• Spratton Local History Society, 9 Church Road, Spratton, Northampton NN6 8HR

For postage and packing costs and method of payment

5.

£1 (Proceeds to the Friends of St Andrew's Church)

16 page booklet in full colour covering graves, war memorial, lichens and wild flowers to be found in the churchyard of St Andrew's Church, Spratton.

On sale from Spratton Local History Society, 9 Church Road, Spratton, Northampton NN6 8HR. Postage and packing free if included with village history book or CD. On own - 60 p in UK. £1.25 Europe. £2 Rest of world.

6.

£2.75 Published by the Northamptonshire Family History Society 2003

On sale from www.northants-fhs.org

Contains inscriptions from all the graves in the three cemeteries in Spratton and also the memorial inscriptions inside the church.