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London 1852 Watkins Directory
This 1852 London directory is a very useful CD containing over 2000 pages of detailed listings. As these listings would have been collected the previous year, this CD can be used with the 1851 London census to aid research into your ancestors, to find out where they lived and worked. It lists residents by street and unusually includes professions. Subdirectories include: an alphabetical list of all tradespeople (name, trade, address); a street index; a list of societies, listing their founders a More Info
London 1869 - Kelly's Post Office Directory
Kelly's Post Office Directories contain both the Street Index, which lists streets alphabetically with residents' names; and the Court Directory, which includes an alphabetical list of people by name with the street included, and so can be used with name or address information as a starting point. This CD is a valuable tool for those researching their ancestors in London; and useful for cross- reference with the 1871 census. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable text More Info
London 1859 - Kelly's Post Office Directory
Kelly's Post Office Directories contain both the Street Index, which lists streets alphabetically with residents' names; and the Court Directory, which includes an alphabetical list of people by name with the street included, and so can be used with name or address information as a starting point. This CD is a valuable tool for those researching their ancestors in London; and useful for cross- reference with the 1861 London Census. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable More Info
London 1905 - Kelly's Post Office Directory Special Offer
Kelly's Post Office Directories contain both the Street Index, which lists streets alphabetically with residents' names; and the Court Directory, which includes an alphabetical list of people by name with the street included, and so can be used with name or address information as a starting point. This CD is a valuable tool for those researching their ancestors in London; and useful for cross- reference with London census material. It consists of digitally enhanced images of the original text; s More Info
London 1880 - Kelly's Post Office Directory
Kelly's Post Office Directories contain both the Street Index, which lists streets alphabetically with residents' names; and the Court Directory, which includes an alphabetical list of people by name with the street included, and so can be used with name or address information as a starting point. This CD is a valuable tool for those researching their ancestors in London; and useful for cross- reference with London census material. It consists of digitally enhanced images of the original text; s More Info
London 1846 Post Office Directory
This Kelly's directory on CD contains alphabetical lists of the commercial/professional and eminent private residents living in London in 1846. It also carries a parliamentary directory and post office information, and is particularly useful for those researching their ancestors in London between the 1841 and 1851 censuses. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text * Searchable text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable... More Info
London 1932 Post Office Directory Volume 1
This CD resource is ideal for finding London residents. It contains lists of names and addresses, private residents, and county suburbs directories for London. Especially valuable as the census isn't available for these later years. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable... More Info
London 1936 Post Office Directory - Volume 1 Special Offer
This CD resource contains street (listing names and addresses) and private residents directories for London. Especially valuable as the census isn't available for these later years. * Digitally enhanced images of the original text * Searchable text * Bookmarked by major headings * Fully printable... More Info
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Scarborough, Filey & District 1896
Dated 1896. Sheet 54. 1in to mile. This One Inch to the Mile map covers Scarborough and the area south and west, with coverage stretching from Filey westward to Rillington, and from Scarborough southward to Helperthorpe. Features include the Pickering & Scarborough railway, Ayton Castle, the fringe of the North Yorkshire Moors in the NW, and the chalk Wolds in the south. On the reverse, there is ...More Info
York (NE) & Heworth 1889
Dated 1889. Sheet 174.07. 25in to the mile This map covers the east of the city, including Layerthorpe and Heworth. Features include Red Tower and stretch of walls, Foss Islands Branch railway, gasworks, Monk Bridge, Layerthorpe Bridge, River Foss, workhouse, brick yards and glass works, old windmill, Heworth village, The Glen, Tang Hall, Holy Trinity church, Burnholme, Heworth Hall, Heworth Cotta...More Info
Vale of York (South) 1905-1913
Dated 1905-13. Sheet 71. 1in to mile This One Inch to the Mile map covers the area of the Yorkshire Plain south and east of York. Coverage stretches from the southern outskirts of York (ie including the racecourse but not the city centre) southward to Selby, and from Appleton Roebuck eastward to Nunburnholme station and Everingham station. Apart from Selby, towns on the map include Cawood and Pock...More Info
York (South) 1889
Dated 1889. Sheet 174.10a. 25in to mile, coloured Two versions of this map have been published, showing how the area changed across the years. The 1889 version is in colour, taken from the 1st Edition OS handcoloured edition. These detailed maps cover the southern part of York. Coverage stretches from Micklegate southward to Campleshon Lane, and from Fawcetts Street westward to New Lane and Murray...More Info
York (SE) & Heslington 1890
Dated 1890. Sheet 174.11. 25in to mile, coloured This map is in colour, taken from the beautiful 1st Edition OS handcoloured map. It covers the area from Walmgate SE to Heslington. Features include: Walmgate Bar, St Margaret's church, City Wall, St Lawrence church, Convent of Poor Clares, Friend's Retreat, St Nicholas Hospital site, cattle market, Fulford Road with tramway, Cavalry Barracks, Infan...More Info