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Alphabetical lists of Hertfordshire men aged between 18 and 45 who were eligible for service in the Militia forces of England. The ballot lists date from 1758 to 1786, exceptionally to 1801. Hertfordshire has an exceptionally large collection of these lists, although not fully complete. They are the nearest thing we have to a census of the period. Presented here in Adobe (Version 8 and above) Port...More Info
A mini-census, listing communicants (those over 14 years) at Easter 1565, with two lists for Appledore - one 1567 and one undated. In many cases names of wives, children under 14 and servants are given for a period where seven of the 14 parishes do not have surviving parish registers. Covering Appledore, Brookland, Burmarsh, Dymchurch, Ebony, Fairfield, Lympne, New Romney, Orlestone, Saltwood, Sto...More Info
A mini-census, listing communicants (those over 14 years) at Easter 1565. In many cases names of wives, children under 14 and servants are given for a period where several of the parishes do not have surviving parish registers,so the returns are important for establishing names of inhabitants in these parishes in the mid-1560s. Covering: Bicknor, Bobbing, Bredgar, Frinsted, Milsted, Milton next Si...More Info
A mini-census, listing communicants (those over 14 years) at Easter 1565. In many cases names of wives, children under 14 and servants are given for a period where several of the parishes do not have surviving parish registers, so the returns are important for establishing names of inhabitants in these parishes in the mid-1560s. Covering: Boughton Malherbe, Doddington, Newnham, Norton, Ospringe, P...More Info
A transcription of The Sleaford Union Workhouse Punishment Book, for the years 1853-1902 & Spalding Union Workhouse for the years 1862-1902. Includes relevant census returns. A4 size. LFHS Publication