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Channel Islands, The Homeland Handbooks - Part 1 Guernsey, Sark, Alderney & Herm - Ordnance Map for 1933 (approx) Special Offer
This guide provides invaluable background information on Channel Islands Part 1 Guernsey, Sark, Alderney and Herm in the 1900's. This official council guide has maps, photographs and illustrations. It covers the history, traditions, worthies, antiquities and literary associations. This CD is a useful guide with information and details about the area where your relatives may have lived. *Digitally enchanced images of the original text *Includes maps, photographs and illustrations *Searchab... More Info
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BAINES' HISTORY, GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY OF THE WEST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE 1823 Edward Baines’ HISTORY, GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY OF YORKSHIRE, in two volumes.
This is Volume One, The West Riding of Yorkshire, containing a wealth of information about each and every place in the West Riding, with alphabetical lists of the residents and tradespeople there
BAINES' HISTORY, GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY OF THE EAST & NORTH RIDINGS OF YORKSHIRE 1823 Edward Baines’ HISTORY, GAZETTEER & DIRECTORY OF YORKSHIRE, in two volumes.
This is Volume Two, The East and North Ridings of Yorkshire, containing a wealth of information about each and every place in both East and North Ridings, with alphabetical lists of the residents and tradespeople there
19TH Century Gazetteer of the North Riding of Yorkshire by John P Perkins
19TH Century Gazetteer of the North Riding of Yorkshire by John P Perkins Place Names of the North Riding of Yorkshire
Buckinghamshire Gazetteer 1868
Contemporary account of towns and villages, hamlets, population, trades etc Maps of the Hundreds [from George Lipscomb book.
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.