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Devonshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 & 02 on one CD
Devonshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages)Volumes 01 and 02: *Countisbury 1676-1737 *Ipplepen 1612-1837 *Kings Kerswell 1752-1837 *Martinhoe 1633-1812 *St Andrew's Plymouth 1581-1654 *Trentishoe 1697-1812 *Uffculme 1538-1837 *Werrington 1654-1812... More Info
Product Code: PRS1261
Devon & Cornwall - Previously Unpublished Phillimore Parish Records
These hand written transcripts giving marriages only cover the following parishes -Berrynarbor, Devon 1540-1783; Bridgerule, Devon 1702-1753; Challacomb, Devon 1673-1834; Farringdon, Devon 1620-1788; Germoe, Cornwall 1813-1837;Grade, Cornwall; 1813-1837; ,Pinhoe, Devon 1687-1837; Lynton-on-Linton, Devon 1568-1837;Plymstock, Devon 1591-1812;Rewe and Upene, Devon 1686-1837;Ruan Minor, Cornwall 1813-1837;St Agnes, Cornwall 1813-1837;St Allen, Cornwall 1813-1840;St Andrews Plymouth 1653-1674; Wamb... More Info
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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).
Quarter Session Records / Richard Ratcliffe
Quarter Sessions were responsible for the administration of local government before the introduction of county councils. They dealt with an extraordinarly wide range of topics, and their records have a huge amount of information which is likely to be of interest to family historians. Coroners and criminals, printers and freemasons, vagrants and aliens, are just a few of the people who can be found...More Info
Using Education Records / Colin R.Chapman
Most of our ancestors in recent centuries attended school; some went on to university. These institutions created records which may still survive. Those records are likely to contain much useful information on our aneestors. Colin Chapman here tells us what records are likely to be available, where to find them, and how to use them.
CD01 Poor Law Records - Non-Metropolitan Surrey
This CD contains an index of over 84,000 entries (including Place Names) and a Calendar of all known Poor Law Records for Non-Metropolitan Surrey. These include Bastardy Bonds, Removal Orders, Settlement Certificates, Settlement Examinations etc. It does NOT include: Camberwell, Clapham, Lambeth, Newington, Southwark, Streatham and Tooting. Neither does it include the following two classe...More Info
Special price for all the Methodist Chapel transcribed baptism records listed on this page at SHE-G504, SHE-G505, SHE-G506, SHE-G507 and SHE-G508
Over 42,000 baptism records. Details range across the sets of records but usually include name of child, DOB/age, parents' names, father's occupation, address, name, occupation and parish of residence of mother's father. Occasionally other useful information is recorded.