Pigot's directories contain descriptions of all major county towns, with lists of tradespeople and of nobility, gentry and clergy, and general local information. Each county is introduced with a background history. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text * Fully searchable * Bookmarked by major headings * Fully printable... More Info
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Lists all the graveyards and cemeteries in the historic county of Lancashire. The location of graveyards and cemeteries are indicated by reference to the Ordnance Survey map and the whereabouts of the MI transcriptions is also given. An indispensable guide for anyone trying to locate graveyards in Lancashire.
All you need to know (genealogically) about Lancashire and the LPRS Temporarily out of stock
And the blowshoppes decay for lakke of wood; How did Thomas Pennant cross the Ribble?; Poverty and the Poor Law in Formby, 1701-1900; A poor diet for poor people? Workhouse food in Lancashire, 1750-1834; In defence of the shopkeeper; Irish Nationalists in Bootle, 1868-1914; St. Mary's School goes to war; Killing the pig; Rainford in the 1940s
**St Wilfrid with St Mary RC Parish, Preston, Lancashire** - Baptisms: 1768-1803 and 1813-1899 - Marriages: 1769-1803, 1813-1829 and 1836-1899 - Death/Burials: 1768-1803, 1817-1854 and 1891-1915 The Jesuits served the Preston Mission from at least 1701 and possibly earlier from 1685, first in an older chapel, then in a newly built St Mary's, on Friargate, from 1761. Preston Catholics used this c...More Info
48000 mss from Chetham's collection of Lancashire, Cheshire, West Yorkshire, Rochdale historical documents from local families