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Quakers in Kent - Some Birth, Marriage, Burial and Other Records 1648-1806
A complete transcript of a Quaker register not surrendered to the Registrar General in 1837, which covers the period 1648-1778 and includes entries from a number of places in mid- to south-east Kent. Also Quaker burials at Cranbrook 1708-1806, other stray Quaker items from parish registers and Quakers Affirmation rolls of 1723. Introduction, Select Bibliography, Indexes of Surnames and Places. Pap...More Info
Kent Enrolments under the Navy Act, 1796
List in alphabetical order of surname of 461 men enrolled in Kent into the Navy under this Act. Includes name, place of birth or settlement, age and occupation, many physical descriptions. Almost three quarters of the men were born or settled outside Kent. Introduction. Index of Places. Paperback, 57 pages (1996).
Staplehurst Congregational Chapel
Covering Baptisms 1746-1793, 1797-1837, Marriages 1788-1792, Deaths 1787-1793, Burials 1842-1912, with a few Births 1716-1791. Only the registers of baptisms covering 1797-1837 are deposited at the Public Record Office and can be expected to be included in the IGI - however, tests show that not all these baptisms are included. The other entries are taken from unpublished original registers still k...More Info
Kent Settlement (Poor Law) Records: A Guide and Catalogue. Part 2: West Kent (Diocese of Rochester).
A catalogue of West Kent settlement records. 68 pages, published 1994.
Gainsborough Union Workhouse Minutes Part 6 (1898-1902) Includes part of Nottinghamshire
A transcript of all entries that mention paupers by name including a map of the Poor Law Union, glossary of terms, extracts from some Acts of Parliament affecting paupers, and a surname index. The extracts mention paupers receiving relief both in the workhouse and outside, including asylums, and may give details of settlement and removal, medical relief, apprenticeship, bastardy cases, emigration,...More Info