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Suffolk Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 04 on one CD Special Offer
Marriage registers for all 4 volumes of Phillimore's Suffolk parish record transcripts. *Ashby 1553-1837 *Capel St Mary 1538-1837 *Combs 1568-1837 *Dunwich 1549-1658 *Exning 1558-1812 *Fressingfield 1554-1837 *Great Wenham 1670-1837 *Grundisburgh 1539-1837 *Hoxne 1548-1837 *Little Wenham 1567-1812 *Martlesham 1653-1837 *Mendham 1678-1837 *Metfield 1559-1837 *Mickfield 1558-1837 *Risby 1674-1837 *Somerleyton 1559-1837 *Syleham 1538-1837 *Thrandeston 1559-1812 More Info
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CD10 The Surrey Burial Index (Non-Metropolitan Parishes)
THE SURREY BURIAL INDEX, compiled by Alan Benny, includes 575,500 burials and covers the period from the start of each Parish Register, mostly up to 1865 (some later) for ALL ANCIENT parishes and many "modern" parishes (created after 1837) in RURAL SURREY. In addition to parish burials the index includes Dorking Cemetery records up to 1999, Godalming (Nightingale) Cemetery records up to 1998 and G...More Info
CD14 City of London Settlement Examination - Vol 1 - St. Botolph Aldgate 1742-1868
Abstracted and indexed by Cliff Webb, who writes in the introduction; "St. Botolph Aldgate is a large but poor parish with a highly transient population. There are only a few Huguenots in the records but quite a few Jewish people, Irish, Scots and other early immigrants. For civil purposes St. Botolph was divided into two parts, each with seperate civil jurisdiction. The two parts were St. Botolph...More Info
RS41 City of London Settlement Examinations
Volume I - St Botolph Aldgate abstracted and indexed by Cliff Webb, who writes in the introduction: "St Botolph Aldgate is a large but poor parish with a highly transient population. There are only a few Huguenots in the records but quite a few Jewish people, Irish, Scots and other early immigrants. For civil purposes St Botolph was divided into two parts, each with separate civil jurisdiction. Th...More Info