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Worcestershire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 and 02 on one CD
Marriage registers for all the Phillimore Worcester parish volumes. Alderminster 1613-1812; Alstone 1550-1805; Birtsmorton 1539-1812; Bradley 1630-1812; Bushley 1539-1837; Churchill in Halfshire 1564-1812; Church Lench 1702-1812; Cleeve Prior 1599-1837; Eastham 1571-1837; Elmbridge 1570-1812; Frankley 1604-1812; Hanley Child 1754-1836; Hanley William 1586-1837; Himbleton 1713-1812; Hinton in the Green 1735-1812; Huddington 1695-1812; Kempsey 1690-1812; Kington 1588-1836; Little Comberton 1540 More Info
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1857 DIRECTORY OF LEEDS & WOOLLEN DISTRICT
Including: Acton, Adwalton, Allerton Bywater, Almondbury, Altofts, Alverthorpe with Thornes, Alwoodley, Apperley Bridge, Ardsley (East & West), Armley, Austhorpe, Austonley, Bardsey, Barwick, Batley, Beeston, Birkenshaw, Birstal, Bradley, Bramley, Calverley, Carlton, Carlton (Parish of Guiseley), Cartworth, Castleford, Chapel Allerton, Churwell, Clayton West, Cleckheaton, Crigglestone, Crossland (...More Info
1909 KELLY'S DIRECTORY OF YORKSHIRE North & East Ridings
Directory of Private Residents and Tradespeople in every town and village in the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire and, for major towns, i.e. York, Hull and Middlesbrough, there is a Street Index. Includes a description of every place in the two Ridings with lists of the Wapentakes and Poor Law Unions of each and, under each parish, the Parliamentary Division of the Riding is given as well as th...More Info
1871 WALKS ABOUT WAKEFIELD
The author walked around the district of Wakefield, roughly encompassing an area of a sixteen mile radius from the town, noting many interesting histories and biographies which came to his knowledge on the way. Extracts from various Parish Registers, Churchwardens' accounts, pedigrees, tales of murder and intrigue…….
SLINGSBY and SLINGSBY CASTLE
A delightful history of the Parish of Slingsby, the village, the castle and the families who made their mark on Slingsby. Written in 1904, by Arthur St Clair Brooke, M.A., Rector of Slingsby for twenty years.
THE MANOR OF WELL AND SNAPE Written by Thomas Horsfall, M.R.C.S., c1912, and published after his death.
The author loved this area and his notes are a collection of interesting observations and extracts from various sources within the parish