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London, Kent, Essex, Herts, Surrey and Middlesex Pigot's 1823 Bundle Special Offer
This virtual book CD resource contains a bundle of Pigot's 1823 Directories; carrying local listings of professions, nobility, gentry, and clergy, of transport and freight services; and information on the education, public services, and public houses of the area. Towns, villages and parishes are listed with background historical and topographical information. A comprehensive resource which gives you valuable insight into the history of London and the Home counties, and enables you to find out wh... More Info
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MS 08. Surrey Portion of Free and Voluntary Present to Charles II, 1661-1662 Downloads
When Charles II returned from his 'travels' he was encumbered with a large debt, which Parliament sought to remove by a collection. A list was kept of contributors and their gifts, and nearly 4000 Surrey men (and a few women) appear in this edition (1990). 1 fiche.
MS 04. Surrey Super Index to Non-Metropolitan Parishes Downloads
Nearly 198,000 references. A surname index to all the Surrey baptism and burial indexes held by Cliff Webb, enabling the unusual surname to be located and researched much more easily. A boon to the one-namer! 3rd edition (2000). 3 fiche.
MS 28. Surrey War Memorials Index Downloads
Containing more than 35,000 names of those who died in the two World Wars and commemorated on war memorials, rolls of honour and war graves in Surrey. 4 fiche.
RS 21. Index to Surrey Archdeaconry Court Wills 1660-1751
SEE ALSO "SPECIAL OFFER" FOR COLLECTION OF INDEXED WILLS. The Archdeaconry Court was one of three main courts with jurisdiction over proving Surrey wills prior to 1858. There are 9991 wills listed alphabetically, and indexed by place and subject. Edited by Cliff Webb (1996). 126 pages.
RS 09. Index to Surrey Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1650-1700
The PCC was the highest court of probate available to testators, and from 1650 to 1660 it was the only one. This is an index to Non-Metropolitan Surrey wills proved in the court in this period, indexed by person, place and occupation. Edited by Cliff Webb (1993). 64 pages.