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Somerset Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 15 on one CD
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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British Family History on CD
Thousands of genealogical books, and important genealogical data are now available on CD. This includes innumerable out of print books – especially old trade directories and published parish registers. It also includes census data. This book lists what is available.
Oxfordshire Contributors to the Free & Voluntary Present to King Charles II, 1661, transcribed by Gwyn de Jong / Jeremy Gibson (ed). Oxfordshire Famiiy History Society in association with the Family History Partnership, 2012.
Kings loved to demand 'free and voluntary presents' (with the emphasis on the word 'demand')! Their bureaucrats loved to list them. When Charles II returned from exile in 1660, he desperately needed money. This is a listing of some 6000 Oxfordshire men and women who made their contribution. Did anyone from your parish make a contribution? And was one of your ancestors amongst them? This is a valua...More Info
Wareham Census Indexes
Census indexes for 1841, 1861 and 1871 for Wareham Town and the Parish of Arne - an almost complete transcription. Sorted by surname, folio, page and age to give approximate family groups.
Wellington (Somerset) Churchwardens Accounts 1611-1637 & 1656-1683
These Churchwardens Accounts are of particular interest to those researching early Wellington ancestors because the earliest parish register of births, marriages and deaths does not commence until 1683. The original Churchwardens Accounts have been lost, and this publication has used an existing hand written transcript. In two volumes with soft covers. 192 pages in total.