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Birmingham 1900/01 Phone Book
Stepping Stones CD publication. Contents of The 1900/01 Telephone Book for Birmingham, North and South Midlands, Nottingham, Leicester, Potteries, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and the Southern Area. Hundreds of Names and Addresss in alphabetical order of surnames. Areas covered Birmingham. Wolverhampton. Bilston. Wellington. Bridgnorth. Dudley. Netherton. Tipton. Great Bridge. Brierley Hill. Brettell Lane. Cradley. Old Hill. Stourbridge. Lye. Walsall. Wednesbury. Darlaston. Willenhall. Ca More Info
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Hertfordshire Places. An alphabetical finding aid for historical place-names in Hertfordshire
A handy must-have guide to anyone researching ancestors in Hertfordshire. To locate all those out of the way places in the county with grid references and other useful information. Compiled by Margaret Ward. An A5 64 page book.
Hertfordshire Marriage Links 1538-1837
The Allen Marriage Index 1538-1837, available on line at the Hertfordshire Archives & Local Studies (HALS), includes only marriages that took place in Hertfordshire. This database contains marriages, banns and licences outside the county where one or both were Hertfordshire people, including a few instances of forbidden banns. Additionally are included marriage licences where a Hertfordshire churc...More Info
Hertfordshire Militia Ballot Lists
Alphabetical lists of Hertfordshire men aged between 18 and 45 who were eligible for service in the Militia forces of England. The ballot lists date from 1758 to 1786, exceptionally to 1801. Hertfordshire has an exceptionally large collection of these lists, although not fully complete. They are the nearest thing we have to a census of the period. Presented here in Adobe (Version 8 and above) Port...More Info
Hertfordshire Quarter Sessions at Hertford 1588-1619
Quarter Sessions were Court proceedings held four times a year, presided over by a panel of Justices. In this period they dealt with not just law and order but also many administrative tasks that were later carried out by Local Government bodies. This searchable database provides a unique index compiled by the Hertfordshire Family History Society from sources at Hertfordshire Archives & Local Stud...More Info
Quaker Monumental Inscriptions in Hertfordshire
Hertfordshire Monumental Inscriptions Series Volume 11 published in 1987. A 30 page A5 booklet containing transcriptions of monumental inscriptions in the Quaker Burial Grounds of Ashwell, Baldock, Berkhamsted, Bishops Stortford, Chorley Wood, Hemel Hempstead, Hertford, Hitchin, Hoddesdon, Royston, St Albans, Tring, Ware And Welwyn (Rabley Heath). An introduction and surname index are included.