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Memories of Highland Rd
Memories of Highland Road.......
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13965232
Hertford: The Parish Church of St Andrew
Hertfordshire Monumental Inscriptions Series Volume 80 published in 2005. A 94 page A5 book containing transcriptions of monumental inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard, New Cemetery, North Road and on War Memorials, with introduction, plans and a surname index.
Supplied by: Hertfordshire Family History Society Product Ref: HRT-MI080
Lincoln Cemeteries Burial Registers Part 2
Includes burials in the following: Newport Cemetery 1943-1999, Canwick Road Cemetery 1986-1999. In PDF format.
Supplied by: Lincolnshire Family History Society Product Ref: LIN-044C
Great Grimsby Old Cemetery Burial Registers and Monumental Inscriptions 1855-1943
Grimsby Old Cemetery (also known as Ainslie Street or Doughty Road Cemetery) Burial Registers with monumental inscriptions recorded in 1892. This cemetery was cleared in 1959 and all headstones destroyed. There are 14,737 burial entries and over 1,270 monumental inscriptions recorded.
Supplied by: Lincolnshire Family History Society Product Ref: LIN-072C
Cleethorpes Cemetery Monumental Inscriptions 1877-1993
Monumental Inscriptions from the Trinity Road Cemetery, Cleethorpes. Includes a plan showing the location of gravestones. Some stones recorded on this download are no longer legible or are missing. These are included in the download from recordings made in the 1990s but marked "Missing or Laid Flat". This download may be used in conjunction with the Cleethorpes Cemetery Burial Registers also available…
Supplied by: Lincolnshire Family History Society Product Ref: LIN-047D
Ashton and Sale History Society Newsletter 20
A walk down School Road, Sale, in the 1940s/1950s; The Story of Walden Gardens; Local Chelsea Pensioners, 1798-1851; Further Notes on Whitehall Farm; Cow Hire in the Seventeenth Century
Supplied by: Northern Writers Advisory Services Product Ref: NWA-ASH2
Newtown (Cally) Altrincham by David Miller
The railway arrived in Altrincham in 1849. The railway workers needed housing, so Newtown was built on Hale Moss on the south-eastern edge of the town between what is now Lloyds Street and Oxford Road. It was soon nicknamed 'Cally'. There are many versions of why it was called this.
Supplied by: Northern Writers Advisory Services Product Ref: NWA-AHS72
Altrincham History Society Journal 44
Hamo de Mascy; Holt’s Yard, Manor Road, Altrincham; The Origin of Altrincham Township; The Curious Will of John Jenkinson of Riddings Hall, Timperley, 1712
Supplied by: Northern Writers Advisory Services Product Ref: NWA-AHS75
Mi Zee of Kolliko: My Own Memories
By The Romany Rai Cove. "Travellers are, in the main, a happy lot even though their lot is sometimes not very happy". The author recalls his young years on the road, describing how they were able to survive whatever life threw at them. A fascinating glimpse into a way of life now largely disappeared. A5, 24 pages.
Supplied by: Romany and Traveller Family History Society Product Ref: ROM-ZEE
PR096 Devizes St John baptisms
Transcripts of baptisms from parish registers and bishops transcripts to 1837, indexed. A4 paperback, 170 pages. This transcript is also available as an eDownload (see below) and with other parishes on CMB 24, either as a CD-ROM or as an e-download. As with any transcript users are advised to consult the original material, which is at the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre – www.wshc.eu. Please…
Supplied by: Wiltshire Family History Society Product Ref: WIL-PR096
Our Tangled Speech: Essays on Language and Culture
People are rarely neutral about the Irish language. In Northern Ireland it is a topic which usually creates more heat than light. While attitudes have softened somewhat over the years, polarised views about the language are remarkably persistent. Historic and contemporary efforts to maintain the language have had varied success, but the key goal of creating new sustainable language communities, where…
Supplied by: Ulster Historical Foundation Product Ref: UHF-OTS
Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland, Vol 21: County Antrim VII, 1832-38
The Ordnance Survey Memoirs are a uniquely detailed source for the history of the northern half of Ireland immediately before the Great Famine. They were written in the 1830s to accompany the 6" Ordnance Survey maps, but with one exception were not published at the time. In this new edition they act as a nineteenth-century Domesday book and are essential to the understanding of the cultural heritage…
Supplied by: Ulster Historical Foundation Product Ref: UHF-IIS021
MI 02 Guildford & Stoke Monumental Inscriptions Downloads
GUILDFORD Holy Trinity Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1562 to 1874. GUILDFORD St Mary. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1741 to 1878 STOKE-next-GUILDFORD St.John. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1753 to 1902. Since that date burials have been transferred to STOKE Cemetery in Stoughton Road. 1 fiche.
Supplied by: West Surrey Family History Society Product Ref: WSY-MS-MI2
THE OLD COACHING DAYS IN YORKSHIRE
With some superb illustrations by the author, Tom Bradley, this history paints a picture of life on the road in the days before trains. Written in 1889.
Supplied by: Yorkshire Ancestors Product Ref: YAN-GW105
TOURISTS’ GUIDE TO THE EAST AND NORTH RIDINGS OF YORKSHIRE 1884 With map and plan.
"All the favourite places of resort, both on the coast and inland" Giving a general description and detailed description of Road and Rail Excursions. First published 1884. Even though many of the railways featured in these excursions no longer exist, this guide will make you want to go there! The book on this CD is machine searchable.
Supplied by: Yorkshire Ancestors Product Ref: YAN-GW098
LEGENDARY YORKSHIRE
Tales of ghosts and ghouls, mythical creatures and strange happenings, from all over the county of Yorkshire: The Enchanted Cave; The Doomed City; The Worm of Nunnington; The Devil's Arrows; The Giant Road-Maker of Mulgrave; The Virgin's Head of Halifax; The Dead Arm of St. Oswald the King; The Translation of St. Hilda; A Miracle of St. John; The Beatified Sisters of Beverley; The Dragon of Wantley;…
Supplied by: Yorkshire Ancestors Product Ref: YAN-GW158
SLATER’S DIRECTORY OF DURHAM, NORTHUMBERLAND AND YORKSHIRE, 1854 Free P&P
Classified lists of the nobility, gentry and clergy; merchants, bankers, professional gentlemen, manufacturers and traders. Includes historical and descriptive sketches of each county, city, town and village; an account of every mode of transport, by rail, road and water, the postal regulations of each place, alist of the bankers of the United Kingdom, with their branches, and a variety of miscellaneous…
Supplied by: Yorkshire Ancestors Product Ref: YAN-GW176
Chalk Dust and Boiled Cabbage
Stoke Road School, Linslade School 70 years ago, through the eyes of a young teacher
Supplied by: Leighton Buzzard & District Archaeological & Historical Society Product Ref: LBA-32
Ryedale Roots Journal July 2019 - West Heslerton
The Ryedale FHG Quarterly Journal Help sought on: Daughters of Joseph Porter (Danby, Gillamoor and. Kirkdale), Annabel Dott and The Orchard (Goathland), Robinson and Horncastle (Malton) Article on the 1848 Kirkbymoorside Tithe Map Article on ‘Old Money’ List of Rates of Pay in Pickering 1787 Article on George Wainwright (Southowram) and John Henry Turner who formed Turner & Wainwright (Toffees…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-J.07.2019
Deal Cemetery, Kent
Transcription of registers for Hamilton Road Cemetery, Deal, Kent: 1856-1948 Previously published on Kent FHS CD21 the data is presented by date and name. Kent Family History Society members receive a 50% discount on purchases made through our web shop https://www.kfhs.org.uk/downloads-247
Supplied by: Kent Family History Society Product Ref: KFS-DL68
Ryedale Roots Journal January 2022 - Kirby Misperton
The Ryedale FHG Quarterly Journal Help sought on: Walton (Kirby Misperton), records of ‘Hiring Fairs’ (Malton and Scarborough) 1920’s and 1930’s Maps, Road Atlases and Gazetteers (Yorkshire Parishes Map available on the RFHG website) Member Talks: Manorial Worth - Introducing Manorial Records; A Plague on All your Houses – Epidemic Diseases and our Ancestors; Newspaper clippings Article on the…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-J.01.2022
Strood, Kent burials 1858-1924 in old cemetery
Transcription of burials in the former cemetery at Strood by members of Kent Family History Society Medway Branch. The "new" cemetery in Cuxton Road opened in 1883 and a transcript of burials to 2020 is also available. The data is in pdf format with burials listed by name and by date.
Supplied by: Kent Family History Society Product Ref: KFS-DL322
St Luke Old Street
This booklet contains a list of the main records of interest to the genealogical researcher for the area based on the parish of St Luke Old Street, which includes the districts of Bunhill Fields, City Road, part of Finsbury, Golden Lane, Moorfields, Old Street and Whitecross Street. St Luke Old Street, which is sometimes referred to as St Luke Finsbury, is now part of the London Borough of Islington.…
Supplied by: London Westminster & Middlesex Family History Society (LWMFHS) Product Ref: LWM-PG036
Walmer Monumental Inscriptions
Walmer monumental inscriptions recorded 1985-1990. These are inscriptions from headstones in the churchyard of the "old" church Blessed Mary of Walmer plus those in the "new" church St Mary's. A plan showing plots is included together with an index of names and a record from c1933 of memorials in the church. Later burials were in Hamilton Road Cemetery Deal and a transcript of those burial registers…
Supplied by: Kent Family History Society Product Ref: KFS-DLMI104
Marden Cemetery burials and MIs
The Cemetery situated in Maidstone Road, is owned by Marden Parish Council. It has been open since 1932 and had over 1600 burials and interment of ashes. The file contains a list of burials with (usually) the date of death which was donated by the Parish Council, together with a plan showing the location of the graves and photographs taken by Anne Ashdown of all headstones standing in 2002/3. The…
Supplied by: Kent Family History Society Product Ref: KFS-13956120