Principal sources
Records
At Cheshire Archives and Local Studies
Records of local authorities, especially Alsager Urban District Council and its predecessors
Ordnance Survey maps, Cheshire VII sheets at 25” to the mile, 1875-1908
Sale papers and plans of Alsager estate, 1876
Finance Act 1910 field books, IR 58/24153-24160
At Stoke on Trent City Archives
Minutes of the Burslem and Tunstall Freehold Land Society
Online
Census returns at ancestry.co.uk
Local newspapers at britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk
Historical Ordnance Survey maps, especially 25” to the mile, at maps.nls.uk
Books
Alsager: the Place and its People, ed. James C. Sutton, 1999
The Buildings of England: Cheshire, ed. Hartwell, Hyde, Hubbard and Pevsner, 2011
The History of Alsager School, Lindsay Purcell, 2020
The Alehouses and Alehouse-keepers of Cheshire, 1629-1826, A. J. MacGregor, 1992
Old Cheshire Churches, Raymond Richards, 1973
Alsager in the Great War: a social and military history Rob Blaney, 2016
Alsager and District in the Second World War: a social and military history Rob Blaney, 2017
Dudson: a family of potters since 1800, Audrey M. Dudson 1985
A Pottery Panorama: Dudson Bicentenary 1800-2000, Audrey M. Dudson
William Henry Goss: the story of the Staffordshire family who invented heraldic porcelain, Lynda and Nicholas Pine, 1987
Orphan to Pottery Manufacturer: the story of a family business over four generations, J. S. Weatherby and C. S. Weatherby, 2019