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Craftsmen and Tradesmen
Tracing records of skilled workers, apprentices, London Livery Companies, finding references in court records, church wardens accounts, photos. Extensive bibliography of printed and MSS lists, business histories etc.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-34004
Craftsmen and Tradesmen
McLaughlin Guides
Supplied by: Northern Writers Advisory Services Product Ref: NWA-OHM20
Craftsmen and Tradesmen
Sources for finding more about craftsmen; apprenticeships, taxed and pauper; Livery company records and published lists; Union and company records; local information in parish and county sources. Newspapers etc.
Supplied by: The Mclaughlin Guides and Buckinghamshire related books and historic maps Product Ref: BGS-B162
Cranston Monumental Inscriptions
Monumental inscriptions for Cranston Churchyard compiled by Recording Angels.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-RA016
Creaton Congregational Church, Bapt & members 1790-1918
Transcription from surviving records (published by Eureka Partnership)
Supplied by: Northamptonshire Family History Society Product Ref: NTH-BK-039
Creich Free Church - Births & Baptisms 1843-1897 & Marriages 1843-1896 Free P&P
Transcriptions of birth, baptism and marriage entries for Creich Free Church
Supplied by: Highland Family History Society /, Comunn Sloinntearachd na Gaidhealtachd Product Ref: HLD-FC8
Crichton Monumental Inscriptions
Monumental inscriptions for Crichton cemetery compiled by Recording Angels.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-RA004
Crick & Kilsby Congregational Church CBM & members lists
Transcription from surviving records (published by Eureka Partnership)
Supplied by: Northamptonshire Family History Society Product Ref: NTH-BK-040
Crossens - Southport's Cinderella Suburb
By Harry Foster. Crossens, part of the parish of North Meols, was a detached settlement on the northern fringe of what is now Southport. With a history quite different from that of other areas of the town, its situation on the southern bank of the Ribble estuary resulted in it enjoying much richer agricultural land. Farming dominated Crossens, but in the early ninteenth century, it became on out-of-sight…
Supplied by: North Meols (Southport) Family History Society Product Ref: NME-SAP15
Crossens Primitive Methodist Church
Baptisms 1889-1932 from Crossens Primitive Methodist Church
Supplied by: North Meols (Southport) Family History Society Product Ref: NME-SCH20
CS036 War on the Veldt
War on the Veldt, by Ian Smith, is published by the Rifles Berkshire and Wiltshire Museum. A4, 324 pp. It is the account of the 2nd Battalion Wiltshire Regiment and its participation in the Anglo-Boer War 1900-1902. The book is mainly based on original documents held by the museum and personal accounts of those who served with the Battalion or connected to the Battalion during the war. There are…
Supplied by: Wiltshire Family History Society Product Ref: WIL-CS036
Cummertrees Churchyard Memorial Inscriptions (2019)
This is a 60 page book of Memorial Inscriptions for Cummertrees Parish Churchyard in the village and Parish of Cummertrees, Dumfriesshire. It was published in 2019 and consists of 37 pages of inscriptions from 291 headstones. It is fully indexed by Surname and Forename. Cummertrees Parish lies on the banks of the Solway Firth, west of Annan, with Hoddom to the north. A Parish Map is included. There…
Supplied by: Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society Product Ref: DGF-CUMCMI-2019
Cummertrees Trailtrow Burial Ground Memorial Inscriptions (2019)
This is a 28 page book of Memorial Inscriptions for Cummertrees Trailtrow Burial Ground, also known as the Repentance Tower, in the Parish of Cummertrees, Dumfriesshire. It was published in 2019 and consists of 13 pages of inscriptions from 86 headstones. It is fully indexed by Surname and Forename. Cummertrees Parish lies on the banks of the Solway Firth, west of Annan, with Hoddom to the north. A…
Supplied by: Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society Product Ref: DGF-CUMTMI-2019
Dalkeith Part 1 Monumental Inscriptions
Monumental inscriptions for the St Nicholas Churchyard, new Burial Ground, Churches and other sites, compiled by Recording Angels.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-RA009
Dalkeith Part 2 Monumental Inscriptions
Monumental inscriptions of cemetery adjacent to water tower, compiled by Recording Angels.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-RA010
Dalkeith Part 3 Monumental Inscriptions
Monumental inscriptions for Dalkeith New Cemetery, compiled by Recording Angels.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-RA011
Dalkeith Since the War by Craig Stratham
Dalkeith emerged from the second world war as a town undergoing enormous changes. The Woodburn housing estate was being built to the south.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-SL032
Dalton Parish Churchyards Memorial Inscriptions (2020)
This is a 56 page book of Memorial Inscriptions for Little Dalton Graveyard and Dalton Village Graveyard in the Parish of Dalton, Dumfriesshire. It was re-published in 2020 to correct some transcription errors, provide 28 added memorials, standardise the layout and provide a detailed index, and consists of 34 pages of inscriptions from 250 headstones. It is fully indexed by Surname and Forname. A…
Supplied by: Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society Product Ref: DGF-DALMI-2020
Dating 20th Century Photographs
Federation of Family History Societies Publications
Supplied by: Northern Writers Advisory Services Product Ref: NWA-OHM10
Death & Burial Records for Family Historians
Records of births/baptisms, marriages, and deaths/burials are vital sources for family historians. It is impossible to trace pedigrees without consulting them. Civil and parish registers are particularly important, but are not the only places where you can find relevant information. In this series, the author describes the wide range of resources available, indicating where they can be found and how…
Supplied by: S&N Genealogy Supplies Product Ref: SNG-6056
Death and Burial Records for Family Historians / Stuart A. Raymond. Family History Partnership, 2011.
Death and burial records are vital sources for family historians. This book describes the various different records available, where to find them, and how to use them.
Supplied by: Internet Genealogical Bookshop Product Ref: RAY-FHP3
Deaths as Reported in the Inverness Advertiser 1849-1855 - PDF ONLY Free P&P
Deaths as Reported in the Inverness Advertiser 1849-1855
Supplied by: Highland Family History Society /, Comunn Sloinntearachd na Gaidhealtachd Product Ref: HLD-GEN6
Declaration of Arbroath Family History Project: report
The Declaration of Arbroath, created in 1320, was an enormously important historical document with significance in Scotland and beyond. The Declaration of Arbroath Family History Project, run by the Genealogical Studies Postgraduate Programme based in the Centre for Lifelong Learning at the University of Strathclyde and funded by the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy, was devised for two purposes.…
Supplied by: Foundation for Medieval Genealogy Product Ref: FMG-ARB
Denham area v Napoleon - The Posse Comitatus 1798
males 16-60, with occupations, farmers with horses, Waggons etc, in Denham, Fulmer, Hedgerley, Hedgerley Dean [in Farnham Royal parish]
Supplied by: The Mclaughlin Guides and Buckinghamshire related books and historic maps Product Ref: BGS-B69
Dennard: The Family of Henry Dennard and Hannah Baker from 1798
The Family of Henry Dennard and Hannah Baker from 1798 Horse Dealer and Travelling Man From Mersham, Kent, England By Lesley Valentine 155x234mm, paperback, 72 pages Privately published by the author, 2023 Dennard is one of the rarer surnames to be found in Britain's Romany Gypsy community. This new book is therefore likely to be the first ever to document the history of this family and…
Supplied by: Romany and Traveller Family History Society Product Ref: ROM-Dennard