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Non Comformist Ancestors
History; civil + ecclesiastical penalties, recusant rolls, chapel registers, minute books etc, Quakers & Methodists, Dr Williams Library, IGI, property records, newspapers, other sources, missionaries, denomination archives, repositories, finding aids.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-34013
Aldershot 1909
The 1909 edition of the area covers the town and East and West End as well as some of the barracks. The back has an essay by Tony Painter of the history of the original village and the arrival of the army. The Kelly’s directory extract includes some private residents and part of Aldershot Camp.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966663
Fordingbridge 1896
This map covers the town of Fordingbridge and the area of farmland with named farms to the north of the down. Abstracts from Kelly’s directory cover commercial traders and private residents. The history of the area is by Alan Godfrey.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966722
Petersfield 1908
The map of Petersfield covers the town and the Heath Pond to the south and Ram’s Hill to the north. Churcher’s college is also shown as well as farmland with named farms to the east. Alan Godfrey has written a short history of the area on the reverse which also includes extracts from Kelly’s directory. This also has details of Churcher’s College.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966723
Portsmouth (Eastney and Milton) 1896
The map covers the areas of Milton, Eastney, Buckland and Kingston wards. A history of the area by Peter Rogers is included.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966727
Tidworth 1936
This map includes Tidworth Barracks as well as the town of Tidworth and the surrounding Furze Hiil and Clarendon Hill. Tony Painter has written a brief history of the town.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966758
Winchester 1895
This map covers the wards of St Thomas, St John and St Mary. Extracts from the private residents listed in Kelly’s Directory are on the reverse as is history written by Pamela Taylor.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966762
Sandown 1907
Covers the town and shoreline of Sandown. A summary of the history of the town is written by Alan Godfrey and the 1899 Kelly’s extract covers the commercial traders
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966774
Andover & Whitchurch 1898
This map covers the area from Andover and Whitchurch as well as Buttermere and Highclere. On the reverse is a larger scale map of the Weyhill. The history of the area is by Tony Painter.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966782
Basingstoke & Odiham 1912
This map covers the area from Andover and Whitchurch as well as Buttermere and Highclere. On the reverse is a larger scale map of the Weyhill. The history of the area is by Tony Painter.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966786
Fareham Hambledon & Havant 1894
This map covers Fareham, Hambledon and the Havant and the area to the north towards Petersfield and Alton. The back has a street map of Hambledon and the history of the area written by Barrie Tinder.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966790
Portsmouth & Spithead 1893
This map covers the famous RN anchorage of Spithead, and the coastal areas of Hayling Island, Portsmouth and Gosport and the Eastern side of the Isle of Wight. The reverse has a street map of Lee-on-Solent And a history of the areas covered by Richard Oliver
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966791
Southampton Water 1884
This map covers the famous RN anchorage of Spithead, and the coastal areas of Hayling Island, Portsmouth and Gosport and the Eastern side of the Isle of Wight. The reverse has a street map of Lee-on-Solent And a history of the areas covered by Richard Oliver
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966795
The Solent 1888
The map shows Southampton water, with the Western side of the Isle of Wight, the New Forest and Lymington, Beaulieu and Fawley and Brockenhurst to the north. A street map of Beaulieu is on the reverse with Kelly’s directory 1899 extracts of Beaulieu with some private residents as well as the commercial entries. A history of the area of the map is by Jude James.
Supplied by: Hampshire Genealogical Society Product Ref: HAM-13966798
Genealogy in the Gaidhealtachd (New 2019 Edition)
Clan and Family History in the Highlands of Scotland
Supplied by: Highland Family History Society /, Comunn Sloinntearachd na Gaidhealtachd Product Ref: HLD-GEN7
The Chisholms of Lietry - Two Centuries of a Highland Family
Detailed family History of a family of Chisholm from Strathglass and their subsequent live in Inverness-shire, photos, plans and genealogical charts.
Supplied by: Highland Family History Society /, Comunn Sloinntearachd na Gaidhealtachd Product Ref: HLD-13956406
Ashwell: The Parish Church of St Mary, Ashwell Cemetery, Congregational Church, Zoar Baptist and Quaker Burial Grounds
Hertfordshire Monumental Inscriptions Series Volume 7 published in 1986. A 40 page A5 booklet containing transcriptions made in 1984 of memorials in each Church, Churchyard, Cemetery, Chapel or Burial Ground, plus those recorded by J. E. Cussans circa 1870, in Weever's Funerall Monumments and Chauncey's History of Hertfordshire but not found in 1984. In addition an introduction, plans and a surname…
Supplied by: Hertfordshire Family History Society Product Ref: HRT-MI007
A Balance of Trust
The railway arrives in a Surrey village, and nothing is the same again - is Hindhead Common safe? We meet the founder of The National Trust, and cover 50 years of history in and around Haslemere and Hindhead, Surrey from the arrival of the railway to the arrival of the motor car - photos, maps, biographies. *John Owen Smith* \[See also JOS-29-X; JOS-31-1; JOS-61-4\] Supplied by John Owen Smith
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-12-5
Shottermill - Part 1 - early times to the 1700s
The history of Shottermill near Haslemere; its Farms, Families and Mills from early times to the 1700s. *Greta A Turner* \[See also JOS-31-1; JOS-40-0; JOS-47-8\] Supplied by John Owen Smith
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-39-7
Shottermill - Part 2 - 1730 to the Early 20th Century
The history of Shottermill near Haslemere; its Farms, Families and Mills from 1730 to the Early 20th Century. *Greta A Turner* \[See also JOS-31-1; JOS-39-7; JOS-47-8\] Supplied by John Owen Smith
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-40-0
Grayshott - the story of a Hampshire village
Written in 1978 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Grayshott Civil Parish, this book tells the history of the village from its earliest beginnings as a minor hamlet of Headley to its status as a fully independent parish flourishing on (and across) the borders of Hampshire and Surrey. It was republished to celebrate the centenary of the parish in 2002. *J. H. (Jack) Smith* \[See also JOS-24-9; JOS-27-3;…
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-38-9
Churt, an Oasis through Time
A short history of the village. *Olivia Cotton* Supplied by John Owen Smith
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-COT
Hindhead is Safe
A short history of the acquisition of Hindhead Common by The National Trust, plus Details of a Dramatic Walk over Hindhead Common. *John Owen Smith* \[See also JOS-12-5; JOS-29-X; JOS-31-1\] Supplied by John Owen Smith
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-61-4
Characters of Headley's Past
This is the second publication to illustrate the history of the parish of Headley. In the first book, Headley’s Past in Pictures, we took you on an illustrated tour of the parish as it was during the first half of the 20th century. Here we look at some of the personalities, groups, occupations and businesses of the past which have helped to create the Headley of today. Over 200 photographs.…
Supplied by: John Owen Smith - Publisher Product Ref: JOS-63-3
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