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Somerset Musters 1569 Special Offer
This muster roll lists the men in the county militia, stationed at home whilst the army was abroad, for Somerset in 1569. Entries are made alphabetically by parish. Fully indexed, it includes details of the weapons and armour held by the men, and a section of explanatory notes. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable... More Info
Somerset, Bath 1916 Street Directory Special Offer
Stepping Stones CD publication. Contents of the 1916 Bath Street Directory Street Directory Printable Index of the Street Directory Alphabetical list of Detached Houses Surrounding Villages Directory Printable index of the surrounding Villages Clerical Directory Printable index of the Clerical Directory Army and Navy Directory Postal and Miscellaneous Directory Printable index of the Postal and Miscellaneous Directory Carriers Directory Commercial Directory Index of t More Info
Somerset, Bath 1922 Directory
Alphabetical residents directory of the City of Bath, plus Village directories, Clerical directory, Army and Navy directory, Professional and Trades directory, plus listings for the City Council, Rural District Council, education, hospitals, literary, musical and political societies, temperance societies and more. *Over 1000 pages *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable... More Info
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Cardiff, Ebenezer etc Parish Registers
Ebenezer Welsh Wesleyan Baptisms 1799-1837. Ebenezer Independent Baptisms 1817-1837 Welsh Wesleyan Circuit Baptisms 1818-1837 Ebenezer Welsh Cong. Members List 1826-1854
Merthyr Tydfil, Penydarren Williams Memorial Congregational Church Records
Cradle Roll Records 1912-1920; Register of Baptisms 1929-1925; Pledge Book 1910-1921; Members' List 1912-1928.
Cardiff Freemen
Roll of Cardiff Freemen 1777-1993. The Freemen (or Burgesses) came from a variety of occupations and backgrounds - mainly prominent Landowners, Yeomen, Farmers, Craftsmen as well as Soldiers, Miners and :Labourers. The Right to Freemanship was by descent to sons and sons-in-law. This list does not include persons who earned and were given the Freedom of the City of Cardiff.