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Somerset, Bath 1916 Street Directory Special Offer
Stepping Stones CD publication. Contents of the 1916 Bath Street Directory Street Directory Printable Index of the Street Directory Alphabetical list of Detached Houses Surrounding Villages Directory Printable index of the surrounding Villages Clerical Directory Printable index of the Clerical Directory Army and Navy Directory Postal and Miscellaneous Directory Printable index of the Postal and Miscellaneous Directory Carriers Directory Commercial Directory Index of t More Info
Thom's British Directory, 1873 - Civil, Naval and Military Special Offer
Densely-packed directories for Law and the Civil Service, Navy, Army, Militia, plus a Colonial Directory, Court and Parliamentary Directory, lists of Peers, Baronets, Knights, Judges, and Members of the House of Commons, the mayors of cities and boroughs, and the magistrates of English and Welsh counties. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable *Contains over 900 pages... More Info
Somerset, Bath 1922 Directory
Alphabetical residents directory of the City of Bath, plus Village directories, Clerical directory, Army and Navy directory, Professional and Trades directory, plus listings for the City Council, Rural District Council, education, hospitals, literary, musical and political societies, temperance societies and more. *Over 1000 pages *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable... More Info
The Royal Kalendar and the Court and City Register 1825 Special Offer
This resource lists people of influence in England, Scotland, Ireland and the Colonies in 1825. Contains directories for the Houses of Parliament, Officers of the State, Law, Revenue, Army and Navy, Peerage, Baronetage, Universities, and Commercial. Also includes the Sovereign Princes of Europe, the President, and other Principal Magistrates of the United States of America. More Info
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The Parish Church of St Peter, Blackburn: Monumental Inscriptions & Images
The CD contains a transcription of the MIs along with their images, a list of names taken from the gravestones in 1953 and a rapid transcription that is undated. The Church was built in 1819-21, at a cost of ?13,000 and it was consecrated on September 11th, 1821. It was demolished in 1976 and local Council are planning to build a road across the graveyard.
The Parish Church of St Peter, Blackburn: Monumental Inscriptions & Images
The CD contains a transcription of the MIs along with their images, a list of names taken from the gravestones in 1953 and a rapid transcription that is undated. The Church was built in 1819-21, at a cost of ?13,000 and it was consecrated on September 11th, 1821. It was demolished in 1976 and local Council are planning to build a road across the graveyard.
The Parish Church of St Peter, Blackburn: Monumental Inscriptions & Images
The CD contains a transcription of the MIs along with their images, a list of names taken from the gravestones in 1953 and a rapid transcription that is undated. The Church was built in 1819-21, at a cost of ?13,000 and it was consecrated on September 11th, 1821. It was demolished in 1976 and local Council are planning to build a road across the graveyard.
The Parish Church of St Peter, Blackburn: Monumental Inscriptions & Images
The CD contains a transcription of the MIs along with their images, a list of names taken from the gravestones in 1953 and a rapid transcription that is undated. The Church was built in 1819-21, at a cost of
Heraldry in the Victoria County History of Lancashire
The CD contains images of armigers whose arms are depicted in The Victoria County History of Lancashire, and the blazons thereof. Also some corporate heraldry (civic, ecclesiastical etc) and a list of seals. Heraldry enthusiasts will notice the different spellings for the same charges. These are, no doubt, as shown in the original sources. There are some errors, however! What self-respecting armor...More Info