Organise your documents and family history records with these A4 Portrait Card Tabbed Dividers. Designed for use in portrait A4 binders, they provide a simple and effective way to separate pockets into clearly defined sections. Ideal for genealogy research and archival organisation, the dividers can be grouped into categories such as family groups, births, marriages, deaths, census records, and other important records. Manufactured from 280-micron white acid-free card, they are suitable fo More Info
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A longstanding bestseller among both institutions and private collectors, the Library Binder Boxfile offers a trusted and cost-effective solution for the archival storage of documents, photographs, and other valuable materials. Crafted from Premier Archival boxboard, this box is both acid-free and lignin-free, ensuring long-term preservation without compromising on quality. Each box is machine die-cut from premier grade 1300 micron Grey/White Board and hand-assembled to deliver precision cons... More Info
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Long Marston is in the Ainsty of York The Ainsty or the Ainsty of York was a historic district of Yorkshire, England adjacent to the City of York. Originally a wapentake or subdivision of the West Riding of Yorkshire it later had a unique status as a rural area controlled by the corporation of the city Contains a complete transcript of the entries in the registers of Christenings, Marriages &...More Info
Content – Ryedale Roots Oct 2025 Weaverthorpe Location, and where the files are to be found Help sought: Thompson (Ryton and Birdsall) Article on ‘My Neighbour’s Family’ Reports on Members’ Talks: Researching Yorkshire Ancestors Bible on offer for families with connections to Rillington, Settrington and Nunnington Newspaper Clippings Article on the Wardell Family of Weaverthorpe...More Info
Ryedale Roots Quarterly Journal Content Pickering Parish – location and where the records are held The North Yorkshire Moors Railway Help Wanted: Gibson (Cropton, Gillamoor and Lytham, Lancashire) Article on “The Rural Economy of Yorkshire 1788” by William Marshall (1745-1818) The Beck Isle Museum Newspaper Clippings Report on Talks - High Stakes on the Knavesmire, The Life of Will...More Info
Dated 1895. Sheet 79. 1in to mile This One Inch to the Mile map shows the upper Humberhead levels, where the waters of the Pennines come together, finding their way towards the North Sea. Coverage stretches from Hambleton and Askern eastward to Ousefleet and Gilberdike, from Crowle northward to Wressell. Goole, near the centre of the map, is the only substantial town, though the map also gives tow...More Info
The material on this CD is in a set of Pdf files and a copy of Adobe Reader is included on the CD. CD contains scanned copy of typescript indexes to the attestation and discharge records of a numbers of regiments whose records are held at The National Archives (Kew). The regiments covered are: Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Regiments 16th Foot, Cape Mounted Rifles, County of Dublin Regiment 83rd Foo...More Info