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Essex Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) - Volumes 01 to 04 on one CD Special Offer
Marriage registers for all 4 volumes of Phillimore's parish record transcripts. *Ashdon 1557-1812 *Boxted 1559-1837 *Chelmsford 1539-1837 *Great Horksley 1538-1836 *Great Leighs 1560-1837 *Little Horksley 1568-1835 *Little Leighs 1680-1837 *Navestock 1538-1812 *Roxwell 1559-1837 *Walthamstow 1650-1837 *Widford 1619-1837 *Wormingford 1559-1837 *Writtle 1634-1837... More Info
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Surrey Lay Subsidies
What are Lay Subsidies? By the end of the thirteenth century, land was no longer the only indication of a persons wealth, so a new tax, called Lay Subsidy was levied on movables. Not every householders name is to be found in the returns, because some were too poor to be taxed and clerical properties were assessed and taxed separately; hence the name Lay Subsidy. The Lay Subsidy Rolls can provide a...More Info
HISTORY & ANTIQUITIES OF SELBY
The History and Antiquities of Selby, in the West Riding of the County of York. "Containing its ancient and present state Ecclesiastical and Civil, collected from various public records and other authentic evidences, with notices of the neighbouring parish of Brayton and the townships of Thorpe Willoughby, Burn, Barlow, Hambleton and Gateforth" By W. Wilberforce Morrell, 1862. The book on this CD ...More Info
HUMPHREYS WELLINGTON by Arthur L. Humphreys
At the beginning of the 20 th century Arthur L. Humphreys researched and published a series of books were entitled “Materials for the History of the Town and Parish of Wellington in the county of Somerset ”. This CD contain all four books that were published in this series, Part 1 – Wills of Wellington and West Buckland 1372 to 1811. Part 2 – Manorial Court Rolls 1277 – 1908 . Part 3 –...More Info
SOMERSET QUARTER SESSIONS 1646 to 1660 edited by Rev. E.H. Bates Harbin
Quarter Session Records are one of the most useful sources for both Local and Family Historians, as they mostly deal with the less serious crimes that occurred in the county. Ranging from the parish officers presenting the father of an illegitimate child, settlement cases, rent and rate disputes, theft, lewd behaviour and fighting to name a few. This volume was produced by the Somerset Record Soc...More Info
Downton Baptisms 1608-1848
All transcriptions are taken from the Parish Records. They are in pdf format and are fully searchable. Adobe Acrobat Reader included.