From a Subsidy Roll which notes the collection of levy for the inhabitants of the Nantwich Hundred:
Thomas Bickerton for property worth £5 - 3s - 4d

From a Subsidy Roll which notes the collection of levy for the inhabitants of the Nantwich Hundred:
Henry Bickerton for property worth £7 - 4s - 8d

From a list of witnesses of a murder in Wood Street Nantwich:
Margaret Bickerton of Wood Street.
Jone Blymston, servant to Margaret Bickerton.

From a list of pews in Nantwich Church:
In the south side isle the eighteenth stall or pew is allotted and assigned unto Thomas Bickerton.
In the north side of the great isle or alley the seventh stall or pew is allotted and assigned unto Thomas Bickerton.

From a list of delinquents (Royalists) that have to pay rent on their property that was sequestered:
John Bickerton, land and personal property in Nantwich; per annum - £4 - 0s - 0d.

From a list of money paid to Nantwich inhabitants by Parliament:
Oct 14. Payd to Thomas Bickerton by Order etc. for haye that was taken from him for the use of the publique, in the time of distresse, & he being a very poore man & not able to forbeare it - £0 - 12s - 0d.

From a list of delinquents (Royalists) compiled after the civil war:
George Bickerton [of Horse Hall, Cheshire], fined £55 - 10s - 0d; noe order etc.

From a list of delinquents (Royalists) compiled after the civil war:
John Bickerton pardoned, under the value etc.

A Rent Roll of Thomas Wilbraham, Esq of Nantwich which contains the following: -
"Roger Bickerton for 2 cottages & an orchard part of St. Nicholas Hospital in Namptwich - £2 - 13s - 3d"

A Tradesman's Token from Nantwich:
Obverse: Richard Bickerton in Namptwich.
Reverse: His half penny R.B. 1666.
Richard Bickerton was a brewer by trade, and died in 1669.

From an early Presbyterian parish register of Nantwich:
1707 May 18. John son of Thomas Bikerton, Glover, Baptized by Mr Lawrence.

From an early Presbyterian parish register of Nantwich:
1707 May 18. John son of Thomas Bikerton, Glover, Baptized by Mr Lawrence.