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Norfolk Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 12 on one CD
Marriage registers for all the Norfolk Phillimore parish volumes on one CD. *Acle 1664-1812 *Anmer 1660-1837 *Ashwicken with Leziate 1717-1837 *Babingly 1662-1812 *Bagthorpe 1562-1837 *Barton Turf 1558-1812 *Barwick 1567-1837 *Bawsey 1539-1771 *Bedingham 1561-1812 *Billockby 1561-1748 *Bircham Newton 1562-1837 *Bircham St Mary 1669-1837 *BIrcham Tofts 1698-1837 *Booton 1560-1812 *Braydeston 1623-1812 *Brundall 1563-1812 *Burgh St Margaret 1813-1837 *Burlingham St Andrew 1540- More Info
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Boston Union Workhouse Minutes Part 3 (1888-1901)
A transcript of all entries that mention paupers by name including a map of the Poor Law Union, glossary of terms, extracts from some Acts of Parliament affecting paupers, and a surname index. The extracts mention paupers receiving relief both in the workhouse and outside, including asylums, and may give details of settlement and removal, medical relief, apprenticeship, bastardy cases, emigration,...More Info
Cleethorpes Cemetery Burial Registers 1877-1991
Contains over 30,000 burials, including a large number of nonconformists from all over North East Lincolnshire which do not appear in Church of England records. Cleethorpes has always been a strong Methodist area. In PDF format.
Boston Borough Apprentices and Freemen
Includes the following records; Apprenticeship Registers 1663-1903, Register of Freemen 1545-1903, Inhabitants of Boston Late 18th Century. This is an update of 3 publications originally published on microfiche, with some minor changes and corrections. In PDF format. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader version 6 or above. A free download is available at www.adobe.com
Coningsby Manor Court Roll 1731-1854
At each court session the "Homage" (tenants of the manor) would sit in judgement of wrongdoers, who had not respected the established customs. The steward would deal with the transfer of manorial lands, from one tenant or "copyholder" to the next. These records provide an insight into life in Mid-Lincolnshire, in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. As copyhold land passed from one relative to...More Info
Crime and Punishment Volume 1
Contains references to Lincolnshire men joining the Metropolitan Police Service, starting in 1824 Sources include service and pension, plus miscellaneous records. The Hue and Cry Police Gazette for the years 1830, 1838, 1839, 1877, 1879 & 1884. This paper was used by the police, army and other authorities, searching for criminals, deserters and other miscreants. Full descriptions of those bein...More Info