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Greenwich: St Alfege - Marriages 1791-1842.Transcriptions & Alphabetical Indexes

Marriages 1791-1842, transcripts & ndexes (over 4,000 records) CD043

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD043

Darenth: St Margaret, Baptisms 1813-56

Transcript of Baptisms 1813-56 (c.800 records) CD044

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD044

Dartford, Upper Burial Ground 1740-1894.St Edmunds Pleasance.Monumental Inscriptions & Photographs.

The material includes monumental inscriptions & photographs together with a History of this no longer used burial ground. Many of the Burials recorded in the records of Holy Trinity Church were buried in this place.

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD056

Ashurst: St Martin

Transcript of Burials 1692-1812 + extracts 1852-1927; marriages 1692-1851, MIs & Misc Church records CD099

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD099

Frant: St Albans

Transcripts of Marriages & Baptisms 1544-1881; burials 1543-1881, MIs & Misc church records (TW005) CD089

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD089

Groombridge: St John the Evangelist

Transcript of MIs, War Memorials & other Misc Church Records (TW004) CD090

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD090

Speldhurst: St Mary the Virgin

Burial Transcript 1558-1837, MIs & other Misc Church Records (TW004) CD092

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD092

Deptford: St Nicholas - Burials 1802-1825

St Nicholas - Transcript of Burials 1802-1825 (over 4,500 records) + alphabetical listing CD138

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD138

Deptford: St Nicholas - Marriages 1784-1837

St Nicholas - Transcript of Marriages 1784-1837 (over 2,500 records) + alphabetical listing for bride & groom CD139

Supplied by: North West Kent Family History Society Product Ref: NWK-CD139

Family Historian's Pocket Dictionary

What are inquisitions post mortem? Do records of the land tax survive. What genealogical information is held by the Guildhall Library? Questions such as these are readily answered by consulting this A-Z of family history, which provides detailed guidance on further research

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-130

British Genealogical Books in Print

This volume lists thousands of books currently available from hundreds of publishers, including commercial organisations, libraries and record offices, societies (but not FFHS members, whose books have been listed by Elizabeth Hampson in Current Publications by member societies) and private individuals. The range of books listed is wide - from census indexes to obituary notices, from parish registers…

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-102

British Genealogy in Miscellaneous Journals

Many articles of interest to British genealogists appear in journals such as the Archaeological Journal and the Journal of the British Archaeological Society. The genealogical contents of six widely available archaeological and antiquarian journals are listed in this bibliography. Articles cited include numerous abstracts and indexes of parish registers, probate records, monumental inscriptions, etc.,…

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-105

Will Indexes and other Probate Material in the Library of the Society of Genealogists

Probate records are a major source of genealogical information. Wills are likely to be the only documents reflecting the personalities of your ancestors. Millions survive; there are numerous transcripts and indexes to them have been prepared. Many of these printed volumes are in the library of the Society of Genealogists, whose collection is listed in this book. Many of the items listed can, of course,…

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-SOG-14

The Second World War 1939-1945 / Phil Tomaselli

The Second World War was long, complex, and brutal. Researching ancestors who fought in it can be challenging because individual service records are not yet publicly available. However, many other sources can be searched. This book looks at the major sources for tracing men and women who servied in the armed forces and the merchant marine.

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-MIL-6

Tracing your Army Ancestors / Simon Fowler

Most of us have ancestors who served in the army. This book offers a comprehensive introduction to researching them. It covers not just the extensive records held at the National Archives, but also information held by a wide range of other record offices and libraries. Published by Pen & Sword Books, 2006.

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-MIL-1

Probate Jurisdictions : Where to Look for Wills / Jeremy Gibson & Stuart Raymond

Before 1858, wills were proved in a wide variety of different probate courts, mainly ecclesiastical. The archives of these courts are now held by a wide variety of different records. Offices. Many have been digitised, microfilmed, or transcribed. This book identifies all the courts that proved wills or granted probate administration, together with details of digitised and microfilmed collections,…

Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-1000

East Dorset "Superfamily"

Contains the names of more than 6200 individuals, taken from the Society's collection of pedigrees and family trees, who have been combined into one 'superfamily' using birth and marriage records. Details are given of names, dates, locations and relationships, produced using the Generations program. It also provides a Family Tree Maker version and a file in GEDCOM format for transfer into other programs.…

Supplied by: Somerset & Dorset Family History Society Product Ref: SAD-592

A Study of Churches in Dorset

Over 300 Dorset parish churches photographed and described with brief histories together with information on the location of their records. The area covered is the historical county of Dorset, so excludes churches in Bournemouth and Christchurch which were previously part of Hampshire. In each case there is at least one photograph of the exterior of the church, and as far as possible photographs of…

Supplied by: Somerset & Dorset Family History Society Product Ref: SAD-595

Dorset Volunteer Soldiers 1794 - 1798

Records the recruitment of volunteer soldiers in Dorset in the French Revolutionary Wars of 1793 to 1802, from their beginnings in 1794 to their peak in 1798. An alphabetical list is provided.

Supplied by: Somerset & Dorset Family History Society Product Ref: SAD-565

Dorset Quarter Sessions Order Book 1625-1638, edited by Terry Hearing and Sarah Bridges

Consists of 642 numbered folios plus some additional sheets. Because of the limited survival of such records, this book is the best source for the history of local government in Dorset. Published by the Dorset Record Society. 503 pages. Hardback.

Supplied by: Somerset & Dorset Family History Society Product Ref: SAD-437

East & West Coker Parish Registers etc

Includes the following: Some Parish Register information, Census Records for 1841 to 1901 and Monumental Incriptions for East Coker.

Supplied by: Somerset & Dorset Family History Society Product Ref: SAD-599

The Small Guide to Nonconformist and Roman Catholic Churches in Sheffield (2nd Edn) including municipal cemeteries

Guide listing places of worship, non-parochial burial grounds and municipal cemeteries. Includes details of records, registers and indexes deposited at Sheffield Archives and the National Archives. Companion volume to The Small Guide to Parish Registers. (Published by Sheffield & District FHS).

Supplied by: Sheffield & District Family History Society Product Ref: SHE-G109