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Royal Navy ships at Sea and in Ports Abroad in the 1901 Census
Census entries giving details on crew Name, Profession or Occupation, Condition (married or single), Age and place of birth. Covers piece number RG13/5325-5335. Vessels Included: Alert, Amphion, High Flyer, HM Torpedo Boat 100, HM Torpedo Boat 102, HM Torpedo Boat 103, Hood, Hotspur, Hussar, Icarus, Illustrious, Imogene, Indefatigable, Juno, Jupiter, Magdala, Magnificent, Magpie, Majestic, Marathon, Mars, Melita, Minerva, Monarch, Niobe, Ocean, Ophir, Orlando, Orwell, Pactolus, Pallas, Partrid More Info
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Royal Navy Ships at Sea and in Ports Abroad in the 1871 Census
Census entries giving details on crew Name, Rank, Condition (married or single), Age and Place of Birth. Covers piece numbers RG10/5779-5785. Vessels Included: Adventure, Algernine, Antelope, Avon, Barrosa, Basilisk, Beacon, Blanche, Boxer, Bristol, Bullfinch, Cadmas, Calidonia, Chanticleer, Cherub, Cockatrice, Cockchafer, Columbine, Cossack, Cracker, Crocodile, Danae, Defence, Dove, Dryad, Dwarf, Eclipse, Egmont, Elk, Enterprize, Fawn, Firm, Flora, Fly, Forte, Frances, Gladiator, Grasshopper More Info
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Army List 1901 - January Special Offer
This CD contains the names, regiments and ranks of officers on the Active List of the Regular Army, including Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, Territorial Army, etc. An ideal accompaniment to the 1901 census. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully searchable *Fully printable *Contains nearly 800 pages... More Info
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Ightham, St Peter, Various Church & Civil records. also some records of Seal & Kemsing, see NWK-CD54A & 54C.
Ightham records- Census 1841-1911, Directories 1839-1938 & Tithes 1839. Church records (some missing) Baptisms 1559-1955, Marriages 1559-1955 & Burials 1560-1955. for details of Seal & Kemsing records see NWK-CD54A & NWK-CD54C respectively.
Tracing your nineteenth century family history
The nineteenth century is perhaps the easiest period for genealogical research, since both the civil registers and the census provide comprehensive coverage. A wide g=range of other sources are also available. Stuart Raymond takes a comprehensive look at all the sources available for tracing ancestry in this period in this comprehensive guide.
English Genealogy: A Bibliography
For English genealogists, this is the basic bibliography. It lists innumerable guides and indexes to sources at the national level, and is complemented by separate volumes for each county. It includes: Introductory guides to sources, encyclopedias and dictionaries, how to organize yourself, bibliography, archives, genealogical directories, biographical directories and pedigrees, names, births marr...More Info
British Genealogical Books in Print
This volume lists thousands of books currently available from hundreds of publishers, including commercial organisations, libraries and record offices, societies (but not FFHS members, whose books have been listed by Elizabeth Hampson in Current Publications by member societies) and private individuals. The range of books listed is wide - from census indexes to obituary notices, from parish regist...More Info
British Family History on CD
Thousands of genealogical books, and important genealogical data are now available on CD. This includes innumerable out of print books – especially old trade directories and published parish registers. It also includes census data. This book lists what is available.