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Cheshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 05 on one CD
Marriage registers for all 5 volumes of Phillimore's Cheshire parish record transcripts, compiled on one CD. *Alderley 1629-1837 *Bosley 1729-1750 *Capesthorne 1722-1747 *Chelford 1674-1752 *Christleton 1697-1812 *Disley 1591-1738/9 *Gawsworth 1557-1812 *Lymm 1568-1812 *Marple 1656-1754 *Marton 1563-1769 (plus Addenda et Corrigenda 1571-1720) *Pott Shrigley 1685-1751 *Poynton-cum-Worth 1723-1753 *Prestbury (part 1) 1637-1731 *Prestbury (part 2) 1732-1770 *Prestbur More Info
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Bedfordshire Poor Law Papers (indexed) - 1622-1834.
BEDFORDSHIRE PARISH POOR LAW PAPERS 1622–1834, An Index. This CD and download is in the form of a searchable PDF file of the book which is also available. It contains a surname index of names of people that appear in surviving Bedfordshire Poor Law documents. These records held by Bedfordshire Archives and Records Service (BARS) relate to apprenticeship, bastardy and, above all, 'settlement':...More Info
Eccleshill Cemeteries: Norman Lane, St. Luke's and Chapel Street
**Published August 2011** This CD-ROM, which is also available as a Downloadble PDF file, contains transcriptions on Monumental Inscriptions and associated records of the only three graveyards ever to exist in the Eccleshill area of Bradford, namely:- Norman Lane Burial Ground (1825 - 1984) Eccleshill, St Luke's Parish Church (1842 - 1994) Salem Congregational Chapel & Ch...More Info
Twentieth Century Research
Alternative sources to census and parish registers. Military records WW1, Trade Union records, directories, electoral registers; contacting birth parents or missing cousins.
Craftsmen and Tradesmen
Sources for finding more about craftsmen; apprenticeships, taxed and pauper; Livery company records and published lists; Union and company records; local information in parish and county sources. Newspapers etc.
Felbridge, St John the Divine - Burials 1866-2006
Contains a transcription of the burial records including dates of death, burial and, in the case of cremations, the date when the ashes were scattered when this has been noted in the records. Over 1200 names are indexed with a reference number indicating the position on the grave. The first register 1866 - mid 1960s is held at the Surrey History Centre, Woking and the second register mid 1960s - l...More Info