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Surname Atlas Version 1.20
The 19th Century Surname Atlas for Great Britain displays and prints maps showing the concentrations for any surname or forename. The CD includes maps for all of the 400,000+ surnames that appear in the 1881 census and all of the forenames too. Print the maps at any scale and copy to the clipboard for pasting into printed documents or creating web graphics. Not suitable for Macintosh computers. Minimum requirements *Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP/98 *CD-Rom/DVD-Rom drive (required for inst More Info
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BAINES' HISTORY, GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY OF THE EAST & NORTH RIDINGS OF YORKSHIRE 1823 Edward Baines’ HISTORY, GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY OF YORKSHIRE, in two volumes.
This is Volume Two, The East and North Ridings of Yorkshire, containing a wealth of information about each and every place in both East and North Ridings, with alphabetical lists of the residents and tradespeople there
1861 Census of Eastern Yorkshire
This CD Rom covers most villages in eastern Yorkshire between the Humber and the Tees and which are east of the A19 trunk road. This is an approximate definition. An index of the places covered can be found on the website at www.eyfhs.org.uk. It provides information on Address, Name, Age, Relationship, Condition as to marriage, Occupation, Birthplace and full census reference information. Th...More Info
Yorkshire - The Genealogist's Library Guide (vol. 2): Yorkshire Parish Registers, Monumental Inscriptions and Wills
Parish Registers, monumental inscriptions, and wills are staple diets for family historians. This volume lists those which have been published, and which are available in libraries world-wide (FFHS, 2000).
Yorkshire - The Genealogist's Library Guide (vol. 4): Administrative Records for Yorkshire Genealogists
The records of governmental, ecclesiastical, and estate administration contain a vast mass of information of great value to the genealogist. Churchwardens' accounts, deeds, manorial and ecclesiastical court records rentals, surveys are just a few of the records which have been published and which are listed here (FFHS, 2000).
YORKSHIRE PLACE NAMES as recorded in the YORKSHIRE DOMESDAY BOOK, 1086
Written by historian, J. Horsfall Turner. Comprising references to nearly 5,000 places in the Three Ridings and North Lancashire with their modern names and suggested etymologies; the chief Lords and Tenants and 22 illustrations.