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Cambridgeshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 08 on one CD
Cambridgeshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 1 to 8 on one CD. *Boxworth 1588-1812* Caldecot 1599-1812* Cambridge All Saints 1539-1837* Cambridge St Andrew the Great 1600-1837* Cambridge St Andrew the Less 1599-1837* Cambridge St Benedict 1539-1837* Cambridge St Botolph 1564-1812* Cambridge St Clement 1560-1837* Cambridge St Edward 1558-1812* Cambridge St Edward and Corrigenda 1813-1837 and 1565-1758* Cambridge St Giles 1599-1837* Cambridge St Mary the Great 1559-1837* Cambrid More Info
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SOMERSET QUARTER SESSION RECORDS Charles I (1625-1639) edited by Rev. E. H. Bates Harbin M. A.
Quarter session records are really helpful for family or local historians and anyone with an interest in history. They detail minor cases that appear before the “court”. You will find instances of petty crime, settlement, bastardy etc., and hundreds of names. This Somerset Record Society publication covers the years 1625 to 1639 is the ideal book for those who want to expand their knowledge ...More Info
SOMERSET QUARTER SESSION RECORDS Charles II (1666-1677) produced and edited by Somerset Record Society
Quarter session records are really helpful for family or local historians and anyone with an interest in history. They detail minor cases that appear before the “court”. You will find instances of petty crime, settlement, bastardy etc., and hundreds of names. This Somerset Record Society publication covers the years 1666 to 1677 is the ideal book for those who want to expand their knowledge ...More Info
Lincolnshire Military Records Volume 1
Contains the following: Militia Ballot Lists Kesteven 1824: These cover villages in the Wapentakes of Aveland, Beltisloe, Langoe, Loveden, Ness and Winnibriggs, & Threo, plus the Boroughs of Grantham and Stamford. The lists give the name, occupation, age and any infirmity or exemption of men aged 18 to 45, for each village. Some lists may not have all of this information. Royal South Linc...More Info
St. Philip Shalesmoor 1829-1905 & 1918 and Wardsend Cemetery 1857-1905 Burial Records
Transcriptions of burials in the churchyard of St. Philip's and its cemetery at Wardsend. This parish church served a large working class community to the north west of the city centre. Wardsend Cemetery in the Upper Don Valley was opened in 1857 to cater for parish burials when the small churchyard became full. Includes some military bruials from Hillsborough Barracks.
CS083 Coroners Records Salisbury City Vol 3 - 1899-1901
A4 softback 61 pages The Salisbury Coroners' inquisitions commenced in 1876 with a break in date until 1888 and then continue with full inquests for each year until 1974. However, all coroners' inquests into suspicious, sudden or unexplained deaths come under a seventy-five year closure ruling. The papers have been bundled in chronological order of date and year and are contained within two ...More Info