Marriage registers for all 15 volumes of Phillimore's parish record transcripts *Aisholt 1654-1812 *Aller 1560-1812 *Angersleigh 1693-1812 *Ashbrittle 1563-1812 *Ashill 1558-1815 *Ash Priors 1700-1812 *Barrington 1654-1812 *Barrow Gurney 1593-1811 *Beer Crocombe 1542-1812 *Bickenhall and Staple Fitzpaine 1682-1812 *Bishops Hull 1562-1812 *Bradford 1558-1812 *Broomfield 1630-1812 *Buckland St Mary 1538-1812 *Cannington 1559-1812 *Charlton Adam 1707-1812 *Charlton More Info
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This second DVD provides further photographic historical records of Wotton-under-Edge in Gloucestershire, England. The photographs are from the collection of Michael Chappell, who was born and bred in the town and has an extensive knowledge of the history of the area. Michael, who was Chairman of the Society for many years, provides a commentary to the photographs.
King's Cross station was linked to the Great Northern Cemetery by a special train service which took funeral parties from central London to the outskirts where burial space was more readily available. This was a short lived service unlike that in south London. Many of London's institutions made use of the service and records of burials are available from the New Southgate Cemetery.
Barnet Museum has recently published a book to mark the 100th anniversary which records the full history of the memorial. It charts it time from initial conception in 1919 through to construction, its relocation in 1938-39 into the new Garden of Remembrance, and details how the memorial has formed a focus for the town’s Armistice and Remembrance Day since the unveiling on 3rd April 1921 across t...More Info
This book records information about the service and family histories of several men of Chipping Barnet who served in the Second Boer war 1899-1902. The book explains the background to the conflict and charts the course of the war. It includes a timeline which explores some key events of the British Empire from 1600-to-date. 96 pages A4 format.
Mary Wright 978 1 911592 02 0 The Blue Maids Orphanage opened in 1795, a generation before Muller’s Orphanage. But it lay at the bottom of Ashley Hill with Muller’s at the top, and has been rather overshadowed by the larger and richer institution. Yet there is a tale to tell even in its relative lack of funds and the struggles of the directing committee to keep it going until eventual...More Info