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Wiltshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 14 on one CD Special Offer
Phillimore's transcripts of marriage registers. *Alderton 1606-1812 *Allington 1623-1812 *Alton Barnes 1597-1812 *Ashley 1658-1812 *Baverstock 1559-1812 *Beechingstoke 1590-1812 *Bemerton with Fuggleston 1608-1837 *Boscombe 1625-1812 *Boyton 1560-1837 *Bratton 1542-1837 *Brinkworth 1653-1812 *Britford 1573-1812 *Bulford 1608-1812 *Castle Eaton 1549-1812 *Charlton (nr Pewsey)1696-1812 *Cherington als Chirton 1588-1812 *Chisledon 1641-1812 *Cholderton 1608-1812 More Info
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Family Historian's Pocket Dictionary
What are inquisitions post mortem? Do records of the land tax survive. What genealogical information is held by the Guildhall Library? Questions such as these are readily answered by consulting this A-Z of family history, which provides detailed guidance on further research
Irish Family History on the Web - A Directory
3rd ed. Quickly identify the top sites on the web! Don't waste valuable time finding irrelevant sites through search engines: use this directory. Well over 1,000 sites likely to be of value to everyone tracing their Irish ancestors are listed here. Contents include: Gateways, Search Engines, etc., General Introductions to Irish Genealogy, Libraries Record Offices and Books, Irish Family History So...More Info
Will Indexes and other Probate Material in the Library of the Society of Genealogists
Probate records are a major source of genealogical information. Wills are likely to be the only documents reflecting the personalities of your ancestors. Millions survive; there are numerous transcripts and indexes to them have been prepared. Many of these printed volumes are in the library of the Society of Genealogists, whose collection is listed in this book. Many of the items listed can, of co...More Info
The Second World War 1939-1945 / Phil Tomaselli
The Second World War was long, complex, and brutal. Researching ancestors who fought in it can be challenging because individual service records are not yet publicly available. However, many other sources can be searched. This book looks at the major sources for tracing men and women who servied in the armed forces and the merchant marine.
Tracing your Army Ancestors / Simon Fowler
Most of us have ancestors who served in the army. This book offers a comprehensive introduction to researching them. It covers not just the extensive records held at the National Archives, but also information held by a wide range of other record offices and libraries. Published by Pen & Sword Books, 2006.