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Kent: the Genealogists Library Guide / Stuart Raymond

This is the authoritative guide to everything that has been published and is likely to be of interest to family historians. It is published in 3 volumes: 1. Genealogical Sources 2. Registers, Inscriptions, & Wills 3. Family Histories. These volumes normally retail at...

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Second Stages in Researching Welsh Ancestry, ed. John & Sheila Rowlands

Researching your Welsh ancestry? This book suggests a variety of different sources that may yeild valuable information. It aims to broaden your understanding of the possibilities of research, and will help you to take your research back beyond 1800....

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A Latin Glossary for Family and Local Historians / Janet Morris

Early parish registers and other records frequently use Latin rather than English. Don't let that put you off! The Latin words are often common form, and used repeatedly. They can easily be translated by consulting this glossary of words likely to be encountered by researchers....

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Researching Brewery and Publican Ancestors / Simon Fowler

Many of us have ancestors who were involved in the licensed trades, and in brewing. There were over 100,000 licencees in the Victorian era. This book provides the detailed information that you will need in order to trace them. This book is now in its second edition....

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Old Irish Graveyards CountyLeitrim Part III

Fenagh Jamestown Kiltubrid Lough Allen Mohill Newtowngore Tarmon approx 729 memorials...

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The Forgotten Irish Memorials of the Raj

An account of the Irish people who were deleted from the late 18th and 19th Century history. During that period England relied heavily on the Irish to staff the needs of the growing empire. At that time the option to work for the East Indian Company was a way of escaping the worsening poverty of Ireland. For the upper and middle classes a commission in the Bengal Army could mean easy money followe...

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A handbook fo Irish War Graves in India Burma & Beyond 1914-45

This handbook is a collection of over 650 memorials inscriptions dedicated to Irish military personnel who lost their lives in two world wars, many biographical details are included. The graves were found in cemetery surveys undertaken in India and from other written sources. With the exception of the New Delhi War Memorial which commemorates the Afghan War of 1919 all the cemeteries are under the...

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Bedfordshire Poor Law Papers (indexed) - 1622-1834.

This book contains a surname index of names of people that appear in surviving Bedfordshire Poor Law documents, held at the Bedfordshire and Luton County Archives. It also contains an alphabetical list by Parish of Poor Law documents that survive. This is a PDF version of the book on CD....

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My Ancestor was In Service / Pamela Horn

Until the early twentieth century, most householders employed servants, indeed, it has been estimated that, in 1900, a third of all women had spent some time in domestic service. Th probability is that we all have ancestors who served in houeholds other than their own. Family historians therefore need to explore the world of servanthood, and to identify the sources which can be used to trace serva...

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New Cousins: How to Trace Living Descendans of your Ancestors / Karen Bali

This book is a guide to descendant tracing, that is, looking for living relatives. It can be fascinating, rewarding, and potentially life-changing. Reseach can lead you not to dead ancestors, but living, breathing relatives who share your genetic heritage, members of your extended family. To find out how to trace them, you need this book....

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Arnos Vale Bristol - A Victorian Cemetery

The long history of Arnos Vale Cemetery, one of Bristol's hidden treasures. Produced by the Friends of Arnos Vale Cemetery. The entire proceeds from this book will be given to the Friends of Arnos Vale Cemetery to support the Arnos Vale Cemetery restoration and maintenance fund. Paperback, 72 pages....

Supplied by: Bristol and Avon Family History Society Product Ref: BST- L24

Around Bitton by Ian Bishop.

A pictorial journey following an East to West line from Swineford, through Bitton and its railway station, to Willsbridge. Containing historical pictures (with associated descriptions) dating mainly from the early decades of the 20th century. Paperback, 60 pages....

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Around Hanham by Ian Bishop.

Historical pictures of Hanham and its people, mainly from the early decades of the 20th century. Covering Longwell Green to Air Balloon Hill. Paperback, 64 pages....

Supplied by: Bristol and Avon Family History Society Product Ref: BST- L33

Around Harptree by Ian Bishop.

A photographic journey centred around East and West Harptree. Following a route from Chelwood via Bishop Sutton, Stowey, Compton Martin, Ubley, Blagdon and ending at Rickford. The pictures mainly date from the first half of the 20th century. Paperback, 64 pages....

Supplied by: Bristol and Avon Family History Society Product Ref: BST- L31

Return to Keynsham by Ian Bishop.

A companion to "Around Keynsham" (listed above). More photographs of Keynsham in the early years of the 20th Century with some pictures showing the town in the 1950s and 1960s. Paperback, 52 pages....

Supplied by: Bristol and Avon Family History Society Product Ref: BST- L29

Around Kingswood by Ian Bishop.

Kingswood, as it appeared in the past. From Warmley to St George. Containing old photographs from the first half of the 20th Century and a small number of aerial views from the 1960s. Paperback, 68 pages....

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Around Marshfield - Then and Now by Ian Bishop.

Containing both early and late 20th century "then and now" photographs (on facing pages) of Hinton, Tormarton, West Littleton, Cold Ashton, Marshfield and North Wraxall. Paperback, 60 pages....

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Return to Marshfield by Ian Bishop.

Containing historical pictures of Tormarton, Cold Ashton, North Wraxall and Marshfield. Mainly dating from the early decades of the 20th century. Paperback, 48 pages....

Supplied by: Bristol and Avon Family History Society Product Ref: BST- L28

Around Nailsea by Ian Bishop.

A pictorial journey through Nailsea and the surrounding area, including Long Ashton, Flax Bourton, Farleigh Backwell, West Town, Wraxall and the Gordano Valley. Containing old photographs, mainly from the early years of the 20th century and the 1950s. Paperback, 64 pages....

Supplied by: Bristol and Avon Family History Society Product Ref: BST- L35