Make reading and transcribing documents easier with this practical Auto Focus Line Reader Magnifier. Designed specifically for following lines of text, it features a yellow highlight strip along the centre, helping you keep your place when reading census returns, parish registers, family history records, manuscripts, and other detailed documents. The 6-inch bar magnifier is pre-focused for use on any flat surface, providing clear 2x magnification without the need for adjustments. Unlike tradi More Info
Product Code: LU402
An easy to follow laminated A4 folding chart to calculate the possible birth year of an individual working back from their age given at any census 1841 - 1911. For example, if you look for a person aged 45 years in the 1851 census the chart would show you that they would be born between 30th March 1805 and 30th March 1806.... More Info
Product Code: DYACEN
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V 2: Transcripts of Parish Registers 1545-1812 and the 1851 Census Index, with searchable indexes to St Nicholas Baptisms (1545-1812), Marriages (1546-1885), marriages surname index (1546-1837) and Burials (1545-1851). Also searchable index and transcription of Monumental Inscriptions for St Nicholas (AWM1914).
V 2: Transcripts of Parish Registers 1602-1812 and the 1851 Census Index, with searchable indexes to St John the Baptist Baptisms (1560-1852), Marriages (1602-1812, 1813-1836 and 1837-1885), marriages surname index (1602-1837) and Burials (1589-1851). Also searchable index and transcription of Monumental Inscriptions for St John the Baptist (AWM)
Excel spreadsheet Males 16-60 by parish with occupations, disabilities + farmers with horses, waggons and carts, millers. Mini 'census' before any official one. Searchable on all headings
List of 1798 chairmakers from Posse and list of all types of chairmakers listed in 1851 census
Alternative sources to census and parish registers. Military records WW1, Trade Union records, directories, electoral registers; contacting birth parents or missing cousins.