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Warwickshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 03 on one CD Special Offer
Marriage registers in the complete Phillimore series for Warwickshire: Barton-on-Heath 1577-1810, Hatton 1665-1700, Anstey 1591-1812, Atherstone-on-Stour 1611-1812, Bourton-on-Dunsmore 1560-1812, Butler's Marston 1538-1812, St Peter's Birmingham (Franciscan Mission associated with the Church of St. Peter, near Broad Street) 1658-1830, Bishop's Tachbrook 1538-1812, Charlecote 1543-1812, Ettington 1623-1812, Fenny Compton 1627-1812, Halford 1552-1812, Hatton 1558-1812, Hatton (Bishops Transcripts) More Info
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CS056 Wroughton Poor Law Records
Settlements, removals, bastardy orders, militia etc. A4 softback 85 pages
CS065 Marlborough Records Vol 6
Borough petty sessions courts justice's minute book 1847-1853 Bastardy and other cases of interest
Chippenham Town Records between 1836 and 1915 - Cat No PS41
Chippenham Night Constable’s Book 1836-1838, Servants and Masters at Chippenham Hiring Fairs 1855-1857 and Men on Active Service from Chippenham and Tytherton Lucas, 1915. With indexes. A5 softback, 41 pages
RA36 A Guide To London And Middlesex Genealogy And Records
((6th edition, March 2007), by Cliff Webb. This new edition has been expanded to include references to websites and URLs as well as the sources included in the previous editions of the Guide. With 12 more pages than the last edition published in 2005, we are pleased to be able to offer it at the same price as the 5th edition. 68 pages. A5.
YORK RECORDS OF THE FOURTEENTH, FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES
Extracts edited in 1843, by Robert Davies F.S.A. "The Editor has selected such portions as he thought were best calculated to throw light upon the condition of the city, and the manners, customs, language, and domestic habits and circumstances of its inhabitants, during the period to which they relate, and to assist in the elucidation of historical events"