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Suffolk Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 04 on one CD Special Offer
Marriage registers for all 4 volumes of Phillimore's Suffolk parish record transcripts. *Ashby 1553-1837 *Capel St Mary 1538-1837 *Combs 1568-1837 *Dunwich 1549-1658 *Exning 1558-1812 *Fressingfield 1554-1837 *Great Wenham 1670-1837 *Grundisburgh 1539-1837 *Hoxne 1548-1837 *Little Wenham 1567-1812 *Martlesham 1653-1837 *Mendham 1678-1837 *Metfield 1559-1837 *Mickfield 1558-1837 *Risby 1674-1837 *Somerleyton 1559-1837 *Syleham 1538-1837 *Thrandeston 1559-1812 More Info
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Cheshire Cheese and Farming in the North West in the 17th and 18th Centuries
By Charles Foster. Study of the marketing and making of Cheshire cheese in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, particularly to the London market. The success led to changes in Cheshire agriculture. Based on Arley Hall estate records
Altrincham History Society Occasional Paper 28. The Barony Court of Dunham Massey by David Eastwood
Court Leet and View of Frankpledge of the Barony of Dunham Massey 1733–1740 (Transcripts of the records of the Barony Court for Dunham Massey for the years 1733 to 1740)
Altrincham Lives, Part 2 1641-1680
Altrincham people, their politics, agriculture, housing, food, clothes and luxuries as shown in wills, probate inventories, leases and Altrincham Court Leet records from 1641-1680
Altrincham Lives: Part 3, 1681-1720
Altrincham people, their politics, their families, literacy, transport, agriculture, housing, food, clothes and luxuries, Altrincham shops, Altrincham’s economy, inns, early market gardeners as shown in wills, probate inventories, leases and Altrincham Court Leet records from 1681-1720
Occasional Paper 64 - Memorable Altrincham Shops
By David Miller. Memories and histories of Altrincham shops from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Do you remember buying cakes from Ankers or the latest records from White and Swales?