* Skin in the game: Jayne Shrimpton explores the history of the fur trade and the work of furriers and related occupations * The early papers: Paul Matthews has the headlines about the burgeoning world of newspapers in the 18th century * Finding the bad egg: How hard can it be to find a criminal ancestor in the digital archives - and do we all have one? * Gather ye records why ye may! Nick Thorne finds out about the Herricks of Leicester * A sense of place: Chris Paton explains what Irish land records reveal * History in the details: Nursing uniforms More Info
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Ulster Historical Foundation is a unique organisation. We are the only body on the island of Ireland that combines expertise in family history research with a publication of high quality historical and genealogical books. Much more than that, the Foundation is the only Irish organisation that delivers annual conferences and course in family history and conducts extensive lecture tours in North Ame...More Info
Abstracted and indexed by Cliff Webb, who writes in the introduction; "St. Botolph Aldgate is a large but poor parish with a highly transient population. There are only a few Huguenots in the records but quite a few Jewish people, Irish, Scots and other early immigrants. For civil purposes St. Botolph was divided into two parts, each with seperate civil jurisdiction. The two parts were St. Botolph...More Info
Volume I - St Botolph Aldgate abstracted and indexed by Cliff Webb, who writes in the introduction: "St Botolph Aldgate is a large but poor parish with a highly transient population. There are only a few Huguenots in the records but quite a few Jewish people, Irish, Scots and other early immigrants. For civil purposes St Botolph was divided into two parts, each with separate civil jurisdiction. Th...More Info
Baptisms at **St Patrick's RC Church**, Livesey Street, Manchester 1832-1860. Index to 26,093 baptisms plus scanned copies of the registers Founded in 1832 to cater for the huge intake of Irish people into Manchester, St Patrick's quickly became Manchester's largest RC parish numerically with more than 1,000 baptisms in some years This CD-ROM contains scanned copies of the original baptism regis...More Info
- The Irish Connection - Ufton Court, (Berkshire) - Some Early London Catholic Schools - Part 2 - The Sayer Family Of Worsall - Part 1, (North Riding Of Yorkshire) - Tracing An Army Ancestor - The Forster Papers Relating To Catholic Recusancy In Northumberland And Durham, (Plus Index A-L)