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Cumberland Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) - Volumes 01 & 02 on one CD
Volume 1 - Moresby 1676-1837, Workington 1670-1837 Volume 2 - Crosby on Eden 1665-1837, Gosforth 1571-1837, Harrington 1652-1837, Stanwix 1662-1837... More Info
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Kirkmichael Garrel Old Churchyard Memorial Inscriptions (2020)
This is a 32 page book of Memorial Inscriptions for Kirkmichael Garrel (old name Garvald) Old Churchyard in the Parish of Kirkmichael, Dumfriesshire. It was newly published in 2020 to correct some transcription errors, provide 40 added memorials, standardise the layout and provide a detailed index. It was previously part of a joint Kirkmichael and Garrel book. It consists of 14 pages of inscriptio...More Info
Barnsley FHS Ancestral File
**Barnsley Family History Society has produced a booklet to help you collate genealogical data into a concise and readable format.** By following the simple step-by-step instructions a valuable five generation family resource will be created. This can be used for reference, form the basis for further research, or copied, and sent to other family members to aid them with their research. ...More Info
Cleveland History. No 91. Winter 2006
Bulletin of the Society, 4 articles:Henry Bolckow & his Collections - Ian Stubbs, Where was the Northern Boundary of the Danelaw ? - G.S. Braddy, Records of the Bailiff of Stockton Manor or Castle - Linda Drury, Ralph Ward Jackson (1806-1880). Public benefactor or fraudulent businessman - Winifred Stokes, ISSN 09660704. 48 pages
The Toll Roads of Buckinghamshire, with their connections into neighbouring counties, 1706-1881, by Peter Gulland (2017)
This book brings together detailed investigation of Buckinghamshire's turnpike trust records with on-the-ground observation of the roads they developed and built.
Archaeological Investigations at Missenden Abbey, 1983-88. By Yvonne Edwards, Jill Hender & Marion Wells. Series No. 58, Part 2 (2018)
The great monastery of Missenden Abbey was founded in 1133, but dissolved by Henry VIII in 1538. Its church and cloister were destroyed, and the remaining buildings changed greatly. This report sums up the finds and discoveries made by archaeologists since 1983, giving insights into the monastic community which once ruled the Misbourne valley. (120 pages with 6 maps and plans, 48 drawings and 2...More Info