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Discover Your Ancestors Periodical - Issue 13 (May 2014)
Issue 13 features: * A place for everyone?: Parish settlement orders explored * Grow more branches: 500,000 more parish records go online * Kip and kin: Ruth Symes on the secrets of the ancestral bed * When drama meets reality: Explore the roots of stars in the BBC’s new World War One nursing drama * Lumped together: How did people sleep in the workhouse? * Empty pockets: Records of bankruptcy and insolvency * History in the details: Jayne Shrimpton on aprons More Info
Product Code: DYAP013
Discover Your Ancestors Periodical - Issue 50 (June 2017)
* A nice cup of tea: Jayne Shrimpton sits down with a biscuit and a cuppa to explore the history of this British institution * The marvellous Mitfords: Nick Thorne finds that an inheritance may divert sideways on a family tree * 'Take cover!': Sharon Brookshaw explores the early history of air raids in Britain and how warning systems were developed during WW1 * From Hanover to Hackney: Corinna Meiß explores the life and journey of a German gardener from 18th century Hanover to a world-famous nursery in Hackney * History in the details: Jayne Shrimpton on pockets More Info
Product Code: DYAP050
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Family Historian's Pocket Dictionary
What are inquisitions post mortem? Do records of the land tax survive. What genealogical information is held by the Guildhall Library? Questions such as these are readily answered by consulting this A-Z of family history, which provides detailed guidance on further research
Essex Machine Breakers
In Essex there were three main areas of disturbance. The first was centred in the north-west corner of the county, close to Suffolk, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire, beginning on the 1st December 1830, and in the main taking the form of simple wages riots. The second centre of disturbance was the area around Colchester, in particular the costal strip between Ramsey and Clacton, and beginning wit...More Info
Hoodie with Coat of Arms / Family Crest
With various sizes to choose from, up to 5XL (see chart in photographs) you can mix and match to suit your needs. Why not consider one for yourself and another as a bespoke gift for a friend, loved one or family member? Choose from small, medium, large or extra large. The coat of arms is the oldest on record for the name and adheres to the original heraldic description for the coat of arms. We hav...More Info