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Warwickshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 03 on one CD Special Offer
Marriage registers in the complete Phillimore series for Warwickshire: Barton-on-Heath 1577-1810, Hatton 1665-1700, Anstey 1591-1812, Atherstone-on-Stour 1611-1812, Bourton-on-Dunsmore 1560-1812, Butler's Marston 1538-1812, St Peter's Birmingham (Franciscan Mission associated with the Church of St. Peter, near Broad Street) 1658-1830, Bishop's Tachbrook 1538-1812, Charlecote 1543-1812, Ettington 1623-1812, Fenny Compton 1627-1812, Halford 1552-1812, Hatton 1558-1812, Hatton (Bishops Transcripts) More Info
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CMB06 - Salisbury St Edmund
This CD contains a single pdf file and requires no installation. See 'Download Details' below for information about the file. It includes baptism, marriage and burial transcripts from the earliest entries to 1837 for the parish of Salisbury St Edmund. [**Details of all of our publications, including the start year for each parish transcript, are given in our Publications Leaflet, free to vi...More Info
CMB07 - Salisbury St Martin
This CD contains a single pdf file and requires no installation. See 'Download Details' below for information about the file. It includes baptism, marriage and burial transcripts from the earliest entries to 1837 for the parish of Salisbury St Martin. [**Details of all of our publications, including the start year for each parish transcript, are given in our Publications Leaflet, free to vie...More Info
RA08 Genealogical Gazetteer of Mid-Victorian London
A companion volume to the *Genealogical Research in Late Victorian London* (ref. WSY-RA6), listing streets, and indicating which Victorian parish they were located in. This makes it possible to search in parish registers in a more structured manner, if a street address is known. Revised edition (2005). 46 pages.
CD09 Early Woking Buildings and their Occupants
Compiled by Phillip Arnold (first published 2001 in the Record Series - RS36). Publishing on CD has allowed the inclusion of well over 100 photographs, many other illustrations and maps. In the introduction Phillip Arnold writes: "Woking has a number of pre-18th century buildings. The aim is to identify all those buildings in the old Manors of Woking and Sutton and the ancient parish of St Peter's...More Info
No 12. Oakham Lordshold in 1787: a map and survey of Lord Winchilsea's Oakham estate, ed T H McK Clough (2016)
Full description of a fine map of Oakham of 1787 and transcript of accompanying field books. Discussion of the layout of the town, its inhabitants, topography, buildings, roads, fields. Assessment of how the map (the earliest known for Oakham) reveals likely features of the early medieval town. Transcript of Oakham's entry in the Universal British Directory of 1791. Full index. 104pp, paperback, c...More Info