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English Army Lists and Commission Registers 1661-1714
This 6-volume set contains Army records starting from the birth of the permanent English Army in 1661. It contains details on the names, regiments and ranks of officers, and includes dates of appointments. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text * Fully searchable * Bookmarked by major headings * Fully printable *Contains over 2540 pages... More Info
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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).
Lincolnshire Parish Register Burials 1813-1900 Volume 4
Deaneries included are Aveland & Ness, Beltisloe, Grantham, Lafford, & Loveden. The index gives surnames, forenames, date of burial, parish, plus age at death & abode (if given in the register). A list of all surnames for easy browsing of variants. Bookmarked to within 10 pages of each surname. In PDF format
Coningsby Manor Court Roll 1731-1854
At each court session the "Homage" (tenants of the manor) would sit in judgement of wrongdoers, who had not respected the established customs. The steward would deal with the transfer of manorial lands, from one tenant or "copyholder" to the next. These records provide an insight into life in Mid-Lincolnshire, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. As copyhold land passed from one relative to...More Info
The Freemen of the City of Lincoln (1646-1867)
The most common way of becoming a Freeman of Lincoln was by apprenticeship, and all the details of apprenticeships are to be found here together with Freemen, by Birth, Purchase and Gift. All the references relating to the same apprenticeship have been brought together into one paragraph, these being enrolment, assignment(s) and enfranchisement.for the same apprentice. The freemen appear in alphab...More Info
Lincolnshire Bastardy Documents 1632-1901
Abstracts and some transcriptions of Bastardy Documents from 182 Lincolnshire Parishes. A list of the parishes included may be found here: https://www.lincolnshirefhs.org.uk/index.php/publications . Also Petty Sessions material: Kesteven PS Information & Complaints and Examinations 1829-1835; Sleaford PS Bastardy Order Book 1824-1839, includes Bourne PS from 1833 (full transcription). Lindsey PS A...More Info