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Ryedale Roots Journal April 2024 - Birdsall
Birdsall – location and what records are available Manor of Birdsall – Tenants 3 October 1758 Help sought on Allen at Terrington, Eskdaleside and Slingsby Let’s write a letter Granny’s letter from south east London during the blitz Wills recently transcribed Newspaper clippings for Birdsall Article on in-laws Table of Kindred and Affinity Extract from Birdsall Burials (available on the RFHG website) Will…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-J.04/2024
Ryedale Roots Journal April 2025 - Great Edstone
Help sought; Thompson (Great Edstone, Langton and Kilburn) Short Story Competition 2024 – Two more entries Short Article on Utility Furniture How to call the doctor without a telephone Newspaper Clippings Article on Understanding Origins –a member’s trip to Yorkshire Article on Family Connections to Great Edstone Article on walking the Cleveland Way Members’ Meetings via Zoom Will of George Boyes of…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-J.04.2025
Bootham School Register 1935
Bootham School Register 1822 to 1935. The School was opened in January, 1823. This Register was intended to cover the whole period of the School’s history from 1822 to 1935, however, the early records are very imperfect, and it was impossible to ascertain the names of all the pupils who attended the School during the first years of its existence. In this Register are 2,853 names of pupils and staff,…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-misc-d031
Ryedale Roots Journal October 2025 - Weaverthorpe
Content – Ryedale Roots Oct 2025 Weaverthorpe Location, and where the files are to be found Help sought: Thompson (Ryton and Birdsall) Article on ‘My Neighbour’s Family’ Reports on Members’ Talks: Researching Yorkshire Ancestors Bible on offer for families with connections to Rillington, Settrington and Nunnington Newspaper Clippings Article on the Wardell Family of Weaverthorpe The Cleveland Way –…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-J-10.2025
Historia Rievallensis
A History of Kirkbymoorside, and an account of the most important places in the vicinity; together with brief notices of the more remote or less important ones. Prefixed by A Dissertation on the Animal Remnants, and other curious phenomena, in the recently discovered Cave at Kirkdale. Authored by the Rev. W Eastmead, 1824.
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-misc-d035
Ryedale Roots Journal April 2026 -Pickering
Ryedale Roots Quarterly Journal Content Pickering Parish – location and where the records are held The North Yorkshire Moors Railway Help Wanted: Gibson (Cropton, Gillamoor and Lytham, Lancashire) Article on “The Rural Economy of Yorkshire 1788” by William Marshall (1745-1818) The Beck Isle Museum Newspaper Clippings Report on Talks - High Stakes on the Knavesmire, The Life of William Flint, a Sporting…
Supplied by: Ryedale Family History Group Product Ref: RFH-J.04.2026
The Blue Maids Orphanage
Mary Wright 978 1 911592 02 0 The Blue Maids Orphanage opened in 1795, a generation before Muller’s Orphanage. But it lay at the bottom of Ashley Hill with Muller’s at the top, and has been rather overshadowed by the larger and richer institution. Yet there is a tale to tell even in its relative lack of funds and the struggles of the directing committee to keep it going until eventual closure in 1927.…
Supplied by: Avon Local History & Archaeology Product Ref: ALH-2
Susanna Morgan: Campaigning for reform in early 19th century Bristol, by Michael Whitfield
After the end of the Napoleonic Wars, Britons were increasingly aware of many social ills; and this awareness contributed to the great wave of reforms which followed the passing of the 1832 Reform Bill. One of the most active of Bristol’s campaigners for reform was Susanna Morgan. She wrote and published on several major causes, and took an active part in new institutions. But, as a woman, she often…
Supplied by: Avon Local History & Archaeology Product Ref: ALH-34
Our Houses
History of three semis in North Harrow, and a house in each of Church Lane, Albury Drive, Ashridge Gardens, Azale Walk (Old Eastcote)
Supplied by: Pinner Local History Society Product Ref: PIN-1017
Old Currie, Balerno & Juniper Green by George Monies
An illustrated history of these three areas of west Edinburgh, featuring 53 rare period photographs taken in the days when each was a village in its own right and not just a suburb of the city.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-SL009
Old Gullane, Aberlady, Dirleton and Drem by Donald Lindgren
Within an area widely considered to be a golfer’s paradise and where the game has been taught and played since the 1600s, these four villages are steeped in many other kinds of history as well. Aberlady dates to the seventh century, when a chapel was built there facilitating traffic between Iona and Lindisfarne.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-SL01
Old Peebles by Rhona Wilson
This lively history also includes photographs of the station and viaduct over the Tweed before Peebles sadly lost its railway link in the late 1960s.
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-SL025
School and Community
Family and community history through the prism of school logbooks. Edited by Professor Michael Drake
Supplied by: Family and Community Historical Research Society Product Ref: FCH-B154
Scotland’s Last Days of Colliery Steam by Tom Heavyside
Long after steam engines disappeared from passenger rail lines, they were used extensively around Scotland's coal mines until as late as 1981. In this collection of 58 superb photographs, taken by the author during the mid- to late 1970s, these engines are shown hard at work at collieries in Ayrshire, Fife, Clackmannanshire, Stirlingshire, Lanarkshire and the Lothians. Enhanced by informative captions…
Supplied by: Lothians Family History Society Product Ref: LOT-SL053
One-2-One Online Tuition - Workshop 1 "Getting Started" Free P&P
Are you a complete beginner when it comes to researching your family history? Do you want to do a ‘do-over’?! If you’re not sure where to begin, I now offer 1-2-1 online tuition to help you get started or to help you start over again and do it better! I will recommend books and useful websites to help you get started. These workshops make great birthday and retirement gifts. Duration: 1 – 1.5 hours…
Supplied by: The Crafty Genealogist Product Ref: CGT-WKSP1
One-2-One Online Tuition - Workshop 2 "Recording your findings and drawing your family tree" Free P&P
Are you a complete beginner when it comes to researching your family history? Do you want to do a ‘do-over’?! If you’re not sure where to begin, I now offer 1-2-1 online tuition to help you get started or to help you start over again and do it better! I will recommend books and useful websites to help you get started. These workshops make great birthday and retirement gifts. Duration: 1 – 1.5 hours…
Supplied by: The Crafty Genealogist Product Ref: CGT-WKSP2
One-2-One Online Tuition - Workshop 3 "Research Techniques" Free P&P
Are you a complete beginner when it comes to researching your family history? Do you want to do a ‘do-over’?! If you’re not sure where to begin, I now offer 1-2-1 online tuition to help you get started or to help you start over again and do it better! I will recommend books and useful websites to help you get started. These workshops make great birthday and retirement gifts. Duration: 1 – 1.5 hours…
Supplied by: The Crafty Genealogist Product Ref: CGT-WKSP3
The Garmorys (2020)
A One-Name Study and Compilation of Historical Family Records. This is a 140 page book by Thomas H. Garmory (1926-2018). With name variations of Garmery, Garmorie, Germary, Germerie, Girmerie, Gomery, MakGarmory, McGarmorie, McGarmurrie, Montgomery and distribution around Scotland (including Kirkcudbrightshire, the epicentre of Garmory family history), England, Wales, Isle of Man, Channel Islands,…
Supplied by: Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society Product Ref: DGF-GARMY-2020
Arnos Grove and the Walker Family - Book 1: Isaac Walker the Founder of the Family at Arnos Grove
A 72 page illustrated A4 paperback book written by Ruby Galili, with an introduction, 45 illustrations (16 in colour), a Walker family pedigree chart, references & sources and index. Published in 2008 this is the first part of a planned three-part history of a family of Southgate philanthropists and their grand mansion Arnos Grove.
Supplied by: Southgate District Civic Voice Product Ref: SDC-SP003
Research Stationery Pages - Full Package 203 Pages
These A4 Size sheets will enable you to record the research of your Ancestors and organise that research in a Binder. They will allow for easy access to the information you already have and for ongoing research. You will receive 203 pages comprising of : 8 x 25 record Sheets of the following : B.M.D, Children, Siblings, Spouse, Ancestor Profile, Ancestor Check sheet, Ancestor History, Military,…
Supplied by: IGS Genealogy Research Stationery, F.T Charts & F.T Cards Product Ref: IGS-012
Mudlarking: A Historical Sourcebook
Mudlarking – scavenging for items of value in the shores of a river – has been documented along the Thames and elsewhere for more than two centuries, and continues to this day as a pastime. This volume brings together for the first time a wide variety of 19th century sources about the mudlarks of history and the hardships they faced.
Supplied by: Heritage Hunter® Product Ref: HER-9781905315338
Hull’s Own Air Force Station - RAF Sutton on Hull
A history of 17 Balloon Centre - RAF Sutton-on-Hull and the personnel who helped to protect Hull, Grimsby and the vital oil depots from Hitler's raiders.
Supplied by: East Yorkshire Family History Society Product Ref: EYK-A016-PCF
Beverley (South) 1908
Dated 1908. Sheet 210.12. 25in to the mile Two maps for Beverley have been published. These link up with each other to provide excellent coverage of the town. This map covers the southern part of Beverley, with coverage from the Minster southward to Shepherd Lane. Features include Beverley Minster, Fleming House, St Andrew's Garth, isolation hospital, tanneries, St Martin's Burial Ground, Queensgate…
Supplied by: East Yorkshire Family History Society Product Ref: EYK-G005-GM1
Research Stationery - Starter Package 55 pages
These A4 size individual sheets will enable you to record the research on your Ancestors and organise that information in a Binder . They will allow for easy access to the information you already have and for ongoing research . Supplied on White ACID FREE Paper. The package consists of 55 pages : 1 of each sheet ( 27 pages ) Birth, Marriage, Death, Children, Siblings, Spouse, Ancestor Profile,…
Supplied by: IGS Genealogy Research Stationery, F.T Charts & F.T Cards Product Ref: IGS-009
Research Stationery - Main Info. package 82 pages
82 x ( 41 pages back to back ) A4 Size pages to enable you to Record the research on your ancestors and organise that research in a Binder. These pages are especially designed to fit into a Springback Binder, however are also fine for any A4 Portarit Binder. They will allow for easy access to the information you already have and for ongoing research. The package consists of 10 of each of the following…
Supplied by: IGS Genealogy Research Stationery, F.T Charts & F.T Cards Product Ref: IGS-010