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Change Log 3rd Quarter 2001

Please note,

1. As servers change, the links go out of date. When this happens, the links are removed from these pages as it is felt that the effort in keeping them up to date is too great - the text of course remains. For current links please go to the appropriate Country page.
2. Additions are made to this file as I am told about them, and added to the file in that order. As a result of this the dates may well not be in sequence, and some changes made in the previous quarter may well appear this quarter if I am not told about them. e.g. if on the 12th of January I am told of a change made on the 23rd December, the change note will appear in the 1st quarter change log. Hopefull this avoids people having to search the whole log each time. Horizontal rules will separate each group of entries made at any one time.
3. Surnames Interest list files tend to be updated about once per month, and thus are not normally listed here.

West Riding of Yorkshire

• Links/Pages added/amended: [Adel] St. John's Church, Adel; [Almondbury] History and Geography 1834; [Batley] 1851 census index for Gildersome; [Calverley] 1851 census index for Calverley; [Calverley] 1851 census index for Farsley; [Calverley] 1851 census index for Rodley; [Calverley] 1851 census index for Stanningley; [Calverley] 1851 census index for Swinnow; [Calverley] 1851 census index for Tyersall; [Calverley] Calverley and Idle; [Church Fenton] The Church of St. Mary the Virgin; [Conisbrough] Conisbrough Castle; [Halifax] Historical notes on the church at Illingworth; [Halifax] Illingworth Moor Church; [Halifax] St. Mary's Church; [Halifax] Ovenden Hall; [Halifax] Illingworth Jail; [Halifax] Illingworth Stocks; [Halifax] Wainhouse Tower; [Halifax] Looking down on Sowerby Bridge; [Halifax] Bottom Crossley Grammar School; [Halifax] Edwards Road and Pye Nest; [Halifax] King Cross; [Halifax] Historical notes on Bradshaw; [Hooton Pagnell] All Saints' Church; [Keighley] Laycock Cemetery; [Keighley] Laycock Cemetery; [Keighley] The Baptist Chapel, Slack Lane; [Keighley] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Keighley] Trades and Professions 1837; [Kirkburton] History and Geography 1834; [Kirkburton] War Memorial; [Kirkburton] Trades and Professions 1834; [Kirkby Malzeard] St. Jude's Church, Hartwith; [Leeds] 1851 census index for Armley; [Leeds] 1851 census index for Bramley; [Leeds] 1851 census index for Farnley; [Leeds] 1851 census index for Wortley; [Leeds] Trades and Professions 1837; [Long Preston] St. Mary's Church; [Penistone] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Penistone] Trades and Professions 1837; [Pontefract] All Saints, Pontefract; [Ripon] Holy Trinity Church, Dacre; [Sheffield] Views of Sheffield; [Thorne] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Thorne] Trades and Professions 1837; [Tickhill] Trades and Professions 1837; [Tickhill] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Whixley] The Church of the Ascension, Whixley; [Whixley] St. Thomas's Chapel of Ease, Green Hammerton; [Whixley] St. Thomas's Chapel of Ease, Green Hammerton.

2 Jul 2001

• Huntingdonshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Great Paxton] Map of the area; [Little Paxton] Map of the area; [Old Hurst] Map of the area; [Sawtry] Map of the area.

3 Jul 2001

• UK and Ireland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: FreeCEN Project; Faculty Office Marriage Licence Index; Vicar-General Marriage Licence Index; Indexes to the Criminal Registers (PRO Class HO 27); A Modern Map of the United Kingdom; Index to Inward Overseas Passengers from Foreign Ports 1852-1889; Pssst! Want to Buy Your Family's Coat of Arms?; Letters and Dispatches of Horatio Nelson; World War I Roll of Honour; Newspapers by Region; THEATRE-UK; 19th Century Photographers; Society of Indexers Genealogical Group.
• England
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Access to Archives (A2A) Programme; Virtual National Archives Catalogue; Faculty Office Marriage Licences; Vicar-General Marriage Licence Index; The Land and Freedom pages; National Monuments Record; Information Holdings.

6 Jul 2001

• Mailing Lists
  • Links added to details of: BRITISH-NOBILITY; QVDPROJECT (Queen Victoria Descendants); Ireland-Rooters; Wales-Rooters.

7 Jul 2001

• Essex
  • Links/Pages added/amended: City of Westminster Archives Centre; Ahnentafel of Katherine Smythe.
• Derbyshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Changes made in 1st Half of 2001; Derbyshire County Free Look-Up Index; [Derby] 'Almost Like a Dream' : A Parish at War, 1914 1919; [Eyam] Social and Economic Effects of the Plague; [Eyam Woodlands] 1891 Census; [Great Hucklow] 1871 Census; [Parwich] Graveyard Database; Pentrich; [Pentrich] The Pentrich Revolution Files; [Pentrich] Pentrich Historical Society; [Stoke] 1861 Census; [Stoke] 1871 Census; [Stoke] 1881 Census; [Stoke] 1891 Census; [Stoney Middleton] 1891 Census.
• Gloucestershire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Changes made in 1st Half of 2001; Extracts from Gloucestershire Church Records; [Moreton in Marsh] Moreton in Marsh Links.
• Yorkshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Upper Dales FHS.

8 Jul 2001

• East Riding of Yorkshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Filey] Geography and History 1834; [Hunmanby] Professions and Trades 1834; [Hunmanby] Geography and History 1834; [Sherburn] The Methodist Church.
• Lincolnshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Census Resources; North Lincolnshire Libraries site; What is a Deanery?; East Elloe Deanery; West Elloe Deanery; Grantham Deanery; Holland East Deanery; Isle of Axholme Deanery; Quaker Records in Lincolnshire; Lincolnshire Virtual County; Lincolnshire Emigration and Immigration; Hereward the Wake; Fisheries; Lincolnshire History; Yellow Bellies Theories!; Lincolnshire Maps; Lincolnshire Gazetteer; Newspapers; Boston Standard; This Is Grimsby and North East Lincolnshire; Horncastle News; Lincolnshire Echo; Louth Leader; Market Rasen Mail; Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph; Skegness News; Newark Advertiser; Lincolnshire Life; Scunthorpe Reference Library - Newspaper Holdings; Barrowby; [Boston] Boston; [Boston] Old Bostonian Association; [Boston] Government Council; [Boston] Boston College; [Boston] William T. Simonds; Braceborough; Dowsby; Fleet; Grantham; [Grantham] Arthur Hutchinson; [Great Grimsby] Moses Abrahams; Tallington; Tydd St Mary; Uffington; Woolsthorpe.

9 Jul 2001

• Bedfordshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: List of Apprentices Who Came from Bedfordshire; [Ampthill] Bedfordshire County Life Magazine featured Ampthill; [Cople] Cople Village Website; [Cople] A description of All Saints Parish Church; [Eaton Bray] Details of the Non-Conformist chapels of Eaton Bray; [Eaton Bray] Photographs of Eaton Bray; [Leighton Buzzard] List of Apprentices Who Came from Leighton Buzzard.
• Denbighshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Abergele] Map of the area; [Betws-yn-Rhos] Map of the area; [Bodfari (Flintshire)] Map of the area; [Brymbo] Map of the area; [Bryneglwys] Map of the area; [Bryn-y-Maen] Map of the area; [Bwlchgwyn] Map of the area; [Bylchau] Map of the area; [Capel Garmon] Map of the area; [Cefn] Map of the area; [Cerrigydrudion] Map of the area; [Chirk] Map of the area; [Clocaenog] Map of the area; [Colwyn] Map of the area; [Colwyn Bay] Map of the area; [Cyffylliog / Gyffylliog] Map of the area; [Denbigh / Dinbych] Map of the area; [Derwen] Map of the area; [Efenechtyd] Map of the area; [Eglwysbach] Map of the area; [Erbistock] Map of the area; [Eryrys] Map of the area; [Esclusham] Map of the area; [Gresford] Map of the area; [Gwersyllt] Map of the area; [Gwytherin] Map of the area; [Henllan] Map of the area; [Holt] Map of the area; [Isycoed] Map of the area; [Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog] Map of the area; [Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr] Map of the area; [Llanarmon-yn-Iâl] Map of the area; [Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd] Map of the area; [Llanddoget] Map of the area; [Llanddulas] Map of the area; [Llandegla] Map of the area; [Llandrillo-yn-Rhos] Map of the area; [Llandyrnog] Map of the area; [Llanelian-yn-Rhos] Map of the area; [Llanelidan] Map of the area; [Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd] Map of the area; [Llanfair Talhaearn] Map of the area; [Llanferres] Map of the area; [Llanfihangel Glyn Myfyr] Map of the area; [Llanfwrog] Map of the area; [Llangedwyn] Map of the area; [Llangernyw] Map of the area; [Llangollen] Map of the area; [Llangollen] Map of the area; [Llangollen] Map of the area; [Llangwm] Map of the area; [Llangwm] Map of the area; [Llangwyfan] Map of the area; [Llannefydd] Map of the area; [Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant] Map of the area; [Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch] Map of the area; [Llanrwst] Map of the area; [Llansanffraid Glan Conwy] Map of the area; [Llansanffraid Glyn Ceiriog] Map of the area; [Llansannan] Map of the area; [Llansilin] Map of the area; [Llantysilio] Map of the area; [Llanychan] Map of the area; [Llanynys] Map of the area; [Llay] Map of the area; [Llysfaen] Map of the area; [Marchwiel] Map of the area; [Minera] Map of the area; [Minera] Map of the area; [Nantglyn] Map of the area; [Pentrefoelas] Map of the area; [Penycae] Map of the area; [Pontfadog] Map of the area; [Prion] Map of the area; [Rhosddu] Map of the area; [Rhosllanerchrugog] Map of the area; [Acrefair] Map of the area; [Rhosymedre] Map of the area; [Rossett] Map of the area; [Ruabon / Rhiwabon] Map of the area; [Ruthin / Rhuthun] Map of the area; [Llan Sian Siôr / St. George] Map of the area; [Southsea] Map of the area; [Towyn] Map of the area; [Trefnant] Map of the area; [Trofarth] Map of the area; [Wrexham / Wrecsam] Map of the area.
• Flintshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Hawarden / Penarlâg] Map of the area.

10 Jul 2001

• Surrey
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Croydon; [Croydon] Central Library; [Croydon] Borough's Web site; [Croydon] Croydon Local Studies and Archives; [Croydon] Familia: London Borough of Croydon; [Croydon] The Book of Addiscombe.
• Sussex
  • Links/Pages added/amended: ... More; East Sussex Libraries; Genealogy holdings; West Sussex Libraries; Genealogy holdings; Sussex Parish Register Copies; Varndean Grammar School for Boys, Brighton.

11 Jul 2001

• Cambridgeshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Abington Pigotts] Abington Piggots War Memorial; [Barrington] Barrington War Memorial; [Bassingbourn with Kneesworth] Bassingbourn War Memorial; [Bassingbourn with Kneesworth] Gravestones Associated With the Bassingbourn Airfield; [Benwick] Benwick War Memorial; [Bottisham] Bottisham Holy Trinity War Memorial; [Bourn] Bourn War Memorial; [Boxworth] Boxworth War Memorial; [Brinkley] Brinkley War Memorial; [Burwell] Burwell War Memorial.
• Staffordshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Bilston] Bilston St Leonard registers; [Bilston] Memorials inside St Mary's Church, Bilston; [Smethwick] Old Church; [Smethwick] Holy Trinity (North Harborne); [Smethwick] St Alban; [Smethwick] St Chad; [Smethwick] St Mary; [Smethwick] St Matthew; [Smethwick] St Michael & All Angels; [Smethwick] St Paul; [Smethwick] St Stephen.
• Devon
  • Links/pages added/amended: Bampton; The Book of Bampton; Barnstaple; Barnstaple; Bradford; Buckfastleigh; Cockington; Crediton; Crediton; Dartmoor; The Churches of Exeter; Farway; Great Torrington; Harberton; Hartland; Hatherleigh; Honiton; Iddesleigh; Devon Book Indexing Project Status; Kingsbridge; Lamerton; The Book of Lamerton, A Photographic History; Lew Trenchard; Northam; Offwell; Devon Online Parish clerks and One Place Studies Project; Plymtree; The Book of Plymtree; GENUKI Service providers - Devon; Sandford; Silverton; Tavistock; Tawstock; Tetcott; Tormoham; The Book of Ellacombe; Torquay St Marychurch; Ugborough; Ugborough Manifesto 1830; West Worlington; Widworthy; Woodbury; The Book of Woodbury.

12 Jul 2001

• Fife
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Fife Council Archive Centre; Burgh & Town Council Records; Parochial Board / Parish Council; School Records; 1790s and 1840s Statistical Accounts; [Abbotshall] Map of the area; [Arngask] Arngask on the Kinross-shire pages; [Forgan] Map of the area; [Kirkcaldy] Ship-Owning Families.
• North Riding of Yorkshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Allerston] St. John's Church, Allerston; [Brafferton] St. Peter's Church, Brafferton - View 1; [Brafferton] St. Peter's Church, Brafferton - View 2; [Brompton by Sawdon] All Saints' Church, Brompton by Sawdon; [Coxwold] The dis-used Chapel; [Cundall] St. Mary and All Saints' Church, Cundall; [Easingwold] St. John's Church, Easingwold; [Ebberston] St Mary's Church, Ebberston; [Ebberston] The Methodist Church, Ebberston; [Ebberston] St Stephen's Churchm Snainton; [Ebberston] The Methodist Church, Snainton; [Ellerburn] St George's Church, Wilton; [Kirby Hill] All Saints' Church - View 1; [Salton] Transcript of the Baptisms and Marriages; [Topcliffe] St. Columba's Church, Topcliffe; [Topcliffe] The Methodist Church, Topcliffe; [Topcliffe] Christ Church. Dishforth; [Topcliffe] The Methodist Church. Dishforth; [Topcliffe] St. John The Evangelist's Church, Dalton; [Topcliffe] The Methodist Church, Rainton.
• West Riding of Yorkshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Addingham] History and Geography 1834; [Aldborough] St. Andrew's Church, Aldborough; [Aldborough] St. Andrew's Church, Aldborough; [Aldborough] St. James' Church, Boroughbridge; [Aldborough] St. James' Church, Boroughbridge; [Aldborough] St. Mary's Church, Dunsforth; [Allerton Mauleverer] St. Martin's Church, Allerton Mauleverer View 1; [Almondbury] Trades and Professions 1834; [Calverley] Trades and Professions 1834; [Calverley] History and Geography 1834; [Great Ouseburn] View 1; [Guiseley] Trades and Professions 1834; [Guiseley] History and Geography 1834; [Ilkley] Trades and Professions 1834; [Ilkley] History and Geography 1834; [Keighley] History and Geography 1834; [Keighley] Trades and Professions 1834; [Little Ouseburn] The Methodist Church, Little Ouseburn; [Marton] Christ Church, Marton; [Snaith] Trades and Professions 1837; [Snaith] History and Geography 1837.

13 Jul 2001

• UK and Ireland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Shirley Hornbeck's This And That....Genealogy Tips On Diseases, Medical Terms, Epidemics; Land Forces of Britain, the Empire and Commonwealth.
• Carmarthenshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Llandybie] Ammanford - Local History and Photographs.
• Cornwall
  • Links/Pages added/amended:
    • Map of Registration Districts; Bodmin District; Camborne District; Falmouth District; Kerrier District; Launceston District; Liskeard District; Penzance District; St Austell District; St Germans District; Stratton District; Truro District; [Advent] Map of the area; [Altarnun] Map of the area; [Antony] Map of the area; [Creed] Index to "The Book of Grampound with Creed"; [Gerrans] Map of the area; [Helston] Index to "The Book of Helston - Ancient Borough & Market Town"; [Mullion] Mullion Website; [Perranarworthal] Map of the area; [Veryan] Map of the area; [Virginstow] Map of the area; [Zennor] Map of the area.
• Lancashire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Map With Details of Areas Covered By Each Register Office; Chorlton Register Office; Manchester North Register Office; [Ashton-Under-Lyne] Local Studies information; [Salford] Staff and inmates of Eccles New Road Workhouse in 1881; [Shaw] Census Records, and Indexes for Shaw; [Shevington] Census Records, and Indexes for Shevington; [Shireshead] Census Records, and Indexes for Shireshead; [Simonstone] Census Records, and Indexes for Simonstone; [Simonswood] Census Records, and Indexes for Simonswood; [Singleton] Census Records, and Indexes for Singleton; [Skelmersdale] Census Records, and Indexes for Skelmersdale; [Skerton] Census Records, and Indexes for Skerton; [Speke] Liverpool; [Speke] Census Records, and Indexes for Speke; [Spotland] Whitworth; [Spotland] Census Records, and Indexes for Spotland; [Stalmine] Census Records, and Indexes for Stalmine with Stainall; [Stalybridge] Census Records, and Indexes for Stalybridge; [Standish] Census Records, and Indexes for Standish with Langtree; [Staveley] Census Records, and Indexes for Staveley in Cartmel; [Stretford] Census Records, and Indexes for Stretford; [Subberthwaite] Census Records, and Indexes for Subberthwaite; [Sutton] Census Records, and Indexes for Sutton; [Swinton] Census Records, and Indexes for Swinton; [Tarbock] Census Records, and Indexes for Tarbock; [Tarleton] Census Records, and Indexes for Tarleton; [Tatham] Census Records, and Indexes for Tatham; [Tatham Fells] Census Records, and Indexes for Tatham Fell; [Thornley with Wheatley] Census Records, and Indexes for Thornley with Wheatley; [Thornton] Census Records, and Indexes for Thornton; [Thornton (Sefton)] Census Records, and Indexes for Thornton; [Thurnham] Census Records, and Indexes for Thurnham; [Tockholes] Census Records, and Indexes for Tockholes; [Todmorden] Census Records, and Indexes for Todmorden with Walsden; [Tonge] Census Records, and Indexes for Tonge; [Tonge with Haulgh] Census Records, and Indexes for Tonge with Haulgh; [Torver] Census Records, and Indexes for Torver; [Tottington] Census Records, and Indexes for Tottington; [Tottington Higher End] Census Records, and Indexes for Tottington Higher End; [Trawden] Colne; [Trawden] Census Records, and Indexes for Trawden; [Turton] Census Records, and Indexes for Turton; [Twiston] Census Records, and Indexes for Twiston; [Tyldesley with Shakerley] Census Records, and Indexes for Tyldesley with Shakerley; [Ulnes Walton] Census Records, and Indexes for Ulnes Walton; [Unsworth] Census Records, and Indexes for Unsworth; [Upholland] Census Records, and Indexes for Upholland; [Upper Allithwaite] Census Records, and Indexes for Upper Allithwaite; [Upper Holker] Census Records, and Indexes for Upper Holker; [Upper Rawcliffe] Census Records, and Indexes for Upper Rawcliffe with Tarnacre; [Urmston] Census Records, and Indexes for Urmston; [Urswick] Census Records, and Indexes for Urswick; [Warrington] Churches in Warrington.
• Scotland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Scottish Military History Society.
• Wales
  • Links/Pages added/amended: British  Library; Llanvaches - the Oldest Nonconformist Chapel in Wales; National Gazetteer of Wales.

16 July 2001

• Wiltshire
  • Pages added: Text of two leaflets from Wiltshire County Council Local Studies Library at Trowbridge, basic information and a list of microfilm/microfiche holdings including a list of newspapers. See http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/WIL/LSL/

12 August 2001

• Wiltshire
  • Pages added/amended: pages for parishes with names starting with letters from C to F, with details of church records and their indexes including IGI batch numbers for each parish.

26 August 2001

• Wiltshire
  • Pages added/amended: pages for parishes with names starting with letter G, with details of church records and their indexes including IGI batch numbers for each parish. Includes Great Chalfield as Chalfield Magna, Easton Grey as Grey Easton.

15 Jul 2001

• Surrey
  • Links/Pages added/amended:
    • Surrey Look-up Exchange; [Croydon] Map of the area.
• Sussex
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Photographs of Sussex Churches; Quaker Records; Old Sussex Mapped: Two centuries of Sussex County Maps; Historical Gazetter of Sussex Place Names; Bolney; [Bolney] Map of the area; [Bolney] St Mary Magdalen Church, Bolney; [Bolney] Coats of Arms above the West doorway; [Bolney] Bolney Bells; [Bolney] West Sussex Record Office; [Bolney] Family History Library Catalog; [Bolney] Our Village; [Bolney] Kelly's 1867.

16 Jul 2001

• Worcestershire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Dudley.

20 Jul 2001

• Kent
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Kent Voluntary Aid Detachments during WWI.

21 Jul 2001

• County Longford
  • Links/Pages added/amended: County Longford GenWeb.

26 Jul 2001

• County Laois (Queens)
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Irish Midlands Ancestry; IrelandGenWeb - Laois.
• County Mayo
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Mayo County Libraries.
• County Meath
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Roman Catholic Parishes of County Meath; Genweb Meath; GenWeb Meath Message Board; Irish Times - Meath Genealogical Resources; Map and Parish Listing; [Trim] Trim Homepage.
• County Offaly (Kings)
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Irish Midlands Ancestry.
• County Roscommon
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Leitrim-Roscommon Townland search engine.

4 Aug 2001

• Durham
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Norton] St. Mary's Parish Church; [Whickham] 20th Centruy History of Whickham.

6 Aug 2001

• Midlothian
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Edinburgh] Street Names.

8 Aug 2001

• Northamptonshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Irthlingborough] Index of the 1891 Census for Irthlingborough.
• Perthshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Aberdalgie] Map of the area.

10 Aug 2001

• London
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Corporation of London Record Office; London Metropolitan Archives; London Look-up Exchange; Middlesex Look-up Exchange; London and Middlesex Surnames List.
• Middlesex
  • Links/Pages added/amended: London Look-up Exchange; Middlesex Look-up Exchange; London and Middlesex Surnames List.

12 Aug 2001

• Westmorland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Monumental Brasses; Quaker FHS Site; Cumbrian Railway History; PRO - Where To Look For A Will Or Grant Of Administration; [Barton] Barton Banter site; [Crosby Ravensworth] Mauld's Meaburn; [Crosby Ravensworth] Registers for 1570-1812 (WY); [Martindale] Martindale Mart; [Patterdale] Patterdale Patter; [Ravenstonedale] index to gravestones; [Ravenstonedale] Ravenstonedale website; ; Links removed: EdenLinks; PRO - Where To Look For A Will Or Grant Of Administration.

13 Aug 2001

• Carmarthenshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Abergorlech] Abergorlech website; [Betws] Betws History Society; [Betws] "Betws Beyond the World" - Contents Listing and Index; [Betws] State Education in Wales, 1847; [Brechfa] Brechfa website; [Llandeilo Fawr] Parish of Llandeilo Fawr Taliaris & Maesteilo; [Llanegwad] Holy Trinity Church; [Llangathen] Aberglasney.

14 Aug 2001

• Northumberland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Genweb's Northumberland page.
• Norfolk
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Ecclesiastical Census of 1851.
• Pembrokeshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Celtic Pembrokeshire; [St Mary] History of Pembroke Dockyard.

15 Aug 2001

• Bute
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Family Records at the GRO in Edinburgh.

17 Aug 2001

• Renfrewshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Renfrewshire Family History Society.

18 Aug 2001

• Herefordshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Burrington] Description of Burrington; [Burrington] Private and Commercial Residents; Byford; [Byford] Description of Byford; [Byford] Private and Commercial Residents; Byton; [Byton] Description of Byton; [Byton] Private and Commercial Residents; Callow; [Callow] Description of Callow; [Callow] Private and Commercial Residents; Canon Frome; [Canon Frome] Description of Canon Frome; [Canon Frome] Private and Commercial Residents; [Canon Pyon] Description of Canon Pyon; [Canon Pyon] Private and Commercial Residents; Castle Frome; [Castle Frome] Description of Castle Frome; [Castle Frome] Private and Commercial Residents; [Kings Pyon] Description of Kings Pyon; [Kings Pyon] Private and Commercial Residents; [Kingsland] Description of Kingsland; [Kingsland] Private and Commercial Residents; Kingstone; [Kingstone] Description of Kingstone; [Kingstone] Private and Commercial Residents.
• Mailing Lists
  • Links addedto details of: ENG-CANAL-PEOPLE; ENG-WISBECH-AREA; ENG-WISBECH-AREA; ENG-WISBECH-AREA; cropredy; ENG-WARKS-BIRMINGHAM; downton; IRL-GEN-MEDIEVAL; IRL-TOMBSTONE-INSCRIPTIONS; FERMANAGH-GOLD; SCT-GEN-MEDIEVAL; SCT-TOMBSTONE-INSCRIPTIONS; SCT-BANFFSHIRE; SCT-NAIRNSHIRE; BRITISH-VIRGIN-ISLANDS; HONG-KONG.

19 Aug 2001

• Huntingdonshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Surnames List; IGI Batch Numbers; Poor Law Union arrangements; [Great Paxton] Great Paxton Village website; [Great Staughton] The Great Staughton Sundial; [Hilton] The Hilton Maze; [Upwood] St Peter's website.

20 Aug 2001

• County Clare
  • Links/Pages added/amended: From Ireland's Clare pages; Land Owners; Tenants; Griffiths Index; [Ardnacrusha] County Clare; [Ardnacrusha] Description; [Ardnacrusha] Local Ireland's site; [Ardnacrusha] County Clare Library; Ballyvaughn; [Clonlara] Clonlara Parish records; [Clonlara] Local Ireland's site; [Clonlara] 1845 description; [Clonlara] Clonlara Trout Angling Centre; Corofin.
• Warwickshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Warwickshire County Record Office.
• Devon
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Devon; Axmouth; Bampton; Barnstaple; Bideford; A History of Bideford; Bishops Teignton; Blackawton; Blackborough; Black Torrington; Bondleigh; Bovey Tracey; Bradford; Broadwoodwidger; Buckland Filleigh; Buckland Monachorum; Burlescombe; Devon 1891 Census Project; Challacombe; Chivelstone; Chudleigh; Churchstanton; Churchstow; Clayhidon; Clovelly; Clovelly OPC; Shepherds: All Manor of Mystery; Combe Martin; Cornwood; The Book of Cornwood and Lutton; Cullompton; Culmstock; Devon Record Offices; Devon FAQ File; Domesday to D-Day; East Budleigh; East Portlemouth; Exeter; Exeter History, 1850; Farringdon; Devon Gazetteer - B; Great Torrington; Halberton; Hatherleigh; Published Books and Articles on Devon History; Holcombe Rogus; Honiton; Iddesleigh; Ilfracombe; Devon Book Indexing Project Status; Devon Towns and Parishes; Littleham (Near Exmouth); Lundy; Luppitt; Malborough; Modbury; Modbury Our Inheritance; Morebath; Mortehoe; Newton St Cyres; Northam; Northam College 1871; Devon Online Parish clerks and One Place Studies; Payhembury; Peters Marland; Peters Marland Church; Plymouth; Sampford Peverell; Seaton; Shebbear; Shobrooke; Sidmouth; Slapton; South Milton; South Pool; Stockland; Stoke Gabriel; Captain Richard Dawkins; The Narracotts; Stokenham; Swimbridge; Talaton; Thornbury; Thorncombe; Tiverton; Tormoham; Ugborough; Uplowman; Washfield; Willand; Yarcombe; .

23 Aug 2001

• Ireland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Maps of Ireland - from University; of Wisconsin; Derry (Londonderry)..

24 Aug 2001

• Cambridgeshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Cambridgeshire Collection web site; IGI Batch Numbers; Cambridgeshire Surnames List provided by Graham Januay; The Fen Causeway; The Iron Age Hillfort at Wandlebury; Cambridgeshire History on the Net; The Deeds Collection of the Harvard Law School Library; Windmills of Cambridgeshire; [Abington Pigotts] Abbington Piggots buildings; [Abington Pigotts] Abington Piggots from Kelly's Directory 1929; [Babraham] Kelly's 1929 description of Babraham; [Babraham] Babraham War Memorial; [Balsham] Description of Balsham from Kelly's Directory29; [Barton] Barton War Memorial; [Bassingbourn with Kneesworth] Description of Bassingbourn Saints Peter and Paul; [Bourn] Bourn Mill; [Boxworth] Description of Boxworth St Peter; [Burwell] Description of Burwell with photograph; [Burwell] Burwell Windmill; [Castle Camps] Haverhill Family History Group are transcribing the 1891 census; [Duxford] Duxford Chapel; [Great Abington] Description of Great Abington from Kelly's Directory; [Great Abington] Great Abington World War 1 memorial; [Histon] Histon and Impington 1801 Map; [Landbeach] Landbeach can be found on the village website.; [Little Abington] Description of Little Abington from Kelly's Directory; [Little Abington] Little Abington World War 1 memorial; [Lode, Bottisham] Genweb description of Angelsey Abbey; [Lode, Bottisham] Genweb description of Lode Mill.; [Lode, Bottisham] National Trust details of Angelsey Abbey and Lode Mill; [Lode, Bottisham] Lode War Memorial; [Over] Village website for Over; [West Wratting] An article written about West Wratting in the 1980's; [Wicken] The Corn Windmill at Wicken; [Willingham] History of Willingham; [Witcham] Witcham is a medieval village; [Wood Ditton] Wood Ditton with Saxon Street community website.

25 Aug 2001

• Hertfordshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Abbot's Langley] Those Who Served Their Country 1914-1918; [Abbot's Langley] Leverstock Green.
• Staffordshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: RC Archdiocese of Birmingham - Archives Services; Surnames List; Smethwick Local History Society; [Bilston] Victims of the Bilston Cholera Epidemic of 1832; [Tutbury] Tutbury Website; [Willenhall] Mike Harbach's Willenhall pages.

26 Aug 2001

• Cornwall
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Cornwall Surnames List; [Mullion] Mullion website; [Philleigh] Map of the Area; [Philleigh] 1841 Census of Philleigh Parish; [Philleigh] 1871 Census of Philleigh Parish; [Philleigh] 1881 Census of Philleigh Parish; [Philleigh] Grooms - Surnames a to L.; [Philleigh] Grooms - Surnames M to Z.; [Philleigh] Brides - Surnames a to L.; [Philleigh] Brides - Surnames M to Z.; [Philleigh] Pictures of Philleigh Church and Some of Its Gravestones; [Philleigh] Kelly's Directory of Philleigh in 1875; [Philleigh] Genealogical Website; [Philleigh] Old Map of the Parish of Philleigh; [Philleigh] Truro Union; [Philleigh] The Protestation Returns of 1642; [Philleigh] Hearth Tax Entries for Philleigh; [Sennen] Map of the Area; [Sennen] Cornwall FHS; [Sennen] Transcription of the 1871 Census of Cornwall; [Sennen] On-Line Register Transcriptions; [Sennen] Slater's Directory of 1852 for St Just and Sennen; [Sennen] 1862 Trade Directory; [Sennen] Harrod's Trade Directory of 1878; [Sennen] Kelly's Trade Directory of 1883>.kelly's Trade Directory of 1893; [Sennen] Kelly's Trade Directory of 1893; [Sennen] Kelly's Trade Directory of 1919; [Sennen] Genealogical Website; [Sennen] Born in Sennen But Living Elswhere; [Sennen] Cornwall Record Office; [Sennen] Penzance Union; [St Keverne] Map of the Area; [St Keverne] Church of St Keverne; [St Keverne] Illustrated Pages on St Keverne; [St Keverne] Surnames in St Keverne; [St Keverne] Helston Union.
• Derbyshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Hartle Hall; Stony Middleton Hall; Padley Hall; Highlow Hall; "TAKE A LOOK AT: Maidens' Garlands and Memorials" Parish register copies at the SoG Library; The Feudal History of the County of Derby; Appleby; Ashleyhay; [Ashleyhay] Wirkswirth Area Census; [Bakewell] Topographical and Historical Account of Derbyshire; [Bakewell] Lord Shrewsbury's letters; [Barlborough] Early 20th Century Map; [Baslow] Early 20th Century Map; [Baslow] Glover's History and Gazetteer of the County of Derby; Beighton; Boundary; Bradbourne; Bradley; [Brampton, Old] Brampton; [Brimington] Brimington; Burbage; Burnaston; Callow; [Calow] Calow; Cauldwell; [Chelmorton] Primitive Hall; [Chesterfield] Early 20th Century Map; [Chesterfield] White's History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Derby; [Chesterfield] Dog Kennels; [Chesterfield] Parish of Chesterfield; Chilcote; [Church Gresley] Church Gresley Parish Page; [Derby] St Peter's Church; Derby Hills; Drakelow; [Eyam] Stafford Familes of North-West Derbyshire; [Eyam] Madame Stafford; [Hartshorne] Hartshorne Parish Page; Hulland; Ible; Idridgehay & Alton; Ingleby; Kings Newton; Kirk Ireton; Linton; [Matlock] Directories; [Matlock] 1841 Census; [Middleton by Youlgreave] Review; Milton; [Newbold] Newbold; Oakthorpe; [Oakthorpe] Oakthorpe & Donisthorpe Parish Page; [Parwich] Graveyard Database; [Pinxton] St Helen's Church; Ravenstone; Shottle & Postern; [Staveley] Early 20th Century Map; [Staveley] Parish of Staveley; [Staveley] White's History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Derby; Stretton en le Field; Sturston; Stydd; Sutton cum Duckmanton; [Sutton cum Duckmanton] Oldcotes - Review; [Sutton cum Duckmanton] Neil's Local History Site; Sutton on the Hill; Tapton; [Tideswell] Chapter 13, Bishop Pursglove; [Tideswell] The Feudal History of the County of Derby; [Tideswell] David Blackwell's work; [Tideswell] Parish Registers of Tideswell 1635-1683; [Tideswell] Surnames List; [Whittington] Early 20th Century Map; [Whitwell] Early 20th Century Map; Woodville; [Woodville] Woodville Parish Page.
• Gloucestershire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Chipping Campden] Chipping Campden Marriages, 1717-1837; [Longborough] History; [Pauntley] Dick Whittington; [Stow on the Wold] War Memorial.
• Lanarkshire
  • Pages temporarily relocated to above address
• Surnames Lists
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Cornwall.
• The City of York and the Ainsty
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Walton] St. Peter's Church; [York] The Back; [York] The Front and Main Entrance; [York] The North Side; [York] Another View of the Front; [York] A Higher View of the Front; [York] The South Side; [York] The South Side; [York] The Central Methodist Church; [York] The Baptist Church; [York] The Methodist Church; [York] The Unitarian Chapel; [York] The sign at the Unitarian Chapel; [York] The United Reformed Church; [York] The Rock Church; [York] The Quaker Friend's meeting house; [York] The Elim Pentecostal Church; [York] St. George's Roman Catholic Church; [York] St. Wilfrid's Roman Catholic Church; [York] All Saints Church, North Street; [York] All Saints Church, North Street; [York] All Saint's Church; [York] All Saint's Church; [York] St. Cuthbert's Church; [York] St. Denys's Church, Walmgate; [York] St. Denys's Church, Walmgate; [York] St Helen's Church; [York] St Helen's Church; [York] St. John's Church; [York] view 1; [York] view 2; [York] St. Martin's Church, Coney Street; [York] St. Martin's Church, Coney Street; [York] The sign at St. Martin's Church, Coney Street; [York] St Martin's Church, Micklegate; [York] The Church of St. Mary; [York] The Church of St. Mary; [York] View 1; [York] View 2; [York] St. Michael's Church; [York] The Church of St. Michael Le Belfrey; [York] St. Luke's Church; [York] The Church of St. Philip and St. James; [York] The Church of St. Philip and St. James; [York] The Methodist Church; [York] The Methodist Church; [York] The Ropman Catholic Church; [York] St. Mark's Church; [York] View 1; [York] View 2; [York] St. Saviour's Church.

27 Aug 2001

• County Derry (Londonderry)
  • Pages relocated to above address
• Leicestershire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Rothley; [Rothley] Map of Rothley; [Rothley] Brief description.
• Scotland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Newspapers, News Media and News Sources

28 Aug 2001

• UK and Ireland
  • Links/Pages added/amended: PRO information leaflets; Archives in Focus; Military Museums; The Ecclesiastical Census of 1851; Lists of L.D.S. Batch Numbers; Emigrants to North America After 1776; Emigrants: General; Immigrants: Documents in the Public Record Office; Genealogy for Beginners; Apprenticeship Records as Sources for Genealogy in the PRO; DNA & the Family Historian; Glossary of Medieval Terms; British Official Publications Collaborative Reader Information Service; Tithe Records in the Public Record Office; Glossary of Diseases; Births, Deaths and Marriages at Sea, 1837-1972; Interpreting abbreviations found in RGSS registers; Interpreting voyage details in the Registers of Officers' Service; Interpreting voyage details in the Registers of Seamen, Series II (BT 112); Interpreting voyage details in the Registers of Seamen's Tickets, (BT 113); Merchant Seamen: Medals and Honours; Merchant Seamen: Officers' Service Records, 1845-1921; Merchant Seamen: Registers of Service, 1835-1857; Merchant Seamen: Registers Of Service, 1913-1941; Merchant Seamen: Royal Naval Reserve; Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists And Agreements After 1861; Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists and Agreements, 1747-1860; Merchant Shipping: Registration of Ships, 1786-1994; Air Force: RAF Airmen's Service Records; Air Force: RAF Operations Records; Air Force: RAF Research and Development; Air Force: RAF Tracing an Individual; Army Auxiliary Forces: Volunteers, Yeomanry, Territorials & Home Guard (1769-1945); Army: Board of Ordnance; Army: Courts Martial Records, First World War; Army: Finding the Regiment; Army: Medals, Index to Gallantry Awards and MIDs; Army: Officers' Commissions; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1660-1714; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1714 - 1815; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1816 - 1913; Army: Operations: After 1945; Army: Operations: First World War (1914-1919); Army: Operations: First World War: War Diaries; Army: Operations: Second World War (1939-1945); Army: Prisoners of War: British (1939 - 1953); Army: Prisoners of War: in British Hands (1698 - 1919); Army: Records of Courts Martial 17th-20th century.; Army: Service Records: Civil War Soldiers (1642 - 1660); Army: Service Records: Commissioned Officers' (1660 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Commissioned Officers' Papers: First World War; Army: Service Records: Medieval and Early Modern Soldiers; Army: Service Records: Militia (1757-1914); Army: Service Records: Muster Rolls and Paylists (c1730 - 1898); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Discharge Papers (1760 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Papers: First World War (1914 - 1920); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Pensions (1760 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Pensions: First World War: Disability and Dependents' Pensions; Army: War Dead: First World War; British Prisoners of War c1760-1919; Militia Muster Rolls 1522-1640; Royal Navy   Officers' Service Records; Royal Navy Naval Volunteer Reserve (1903-1919); Royal Navy Nurses and Nursing Services; Royal Navy Officers' Service Records, First World War, and Confidential Reports, 1893-1943; Royal Navy Operational Records 1660-1914; Royal Navy Operational Records 1914-1919; Royal Navy Operational Records 1939-1945; Royal Navy Pay and Pensions Records, Commissioned Officers; Royal Navy Pension Records, Ratings; Royal Navy Pension Records, Warrant Officers; Royal Navy Ratings' Service Records, (1667-1923); Royal Navy Research and Development; Royal Navy: Log Books and Reports of Proceedings; Civil Servants and Tax Collectors; Metropolitan Police, Records of Service; Naval Dockyards; The Coastguard; Vol: 11, No: 1 (Nov 1994) - Vol: 13, No: 2 (Dec 1996); Vol: 1, No: 1 (Nov 1984) - Vol: 5, No: 12 (Oct 1989); Vol: 6, No: 1 (Nov 1989) - Vol: 10, No: 12 (Oct 1994); Surname Index; Probate Records (PRO Leaflet); Taxation Records before 1660.
• England
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Registration of Companies and Businesses; Census, statistical information.; Chancel Repairs; Ecclesiastical Census, 1851; Tithe Records; Births, Marriages and Deaths; Australia, Transported Convicts; Assizes, 1656-1971: Key to Classes for Civil Trials; Assizes: Key to Records of Criminal Trials; Byelaws; Chancery Proceedings (Equity Suits); Conveyances, Land: Enrolment of Deeds, and Registration of Title; Divorce Records; Dormant Funds in Court; Equity Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer; Immigrants: Documents in the Public Record Office; Emigrants to North America After 1776; Emigrants: General; Passport Records; How to Read Roman Numerals; PRO Information Leaflets; PRO Leaflet - The Domesday Book; PRO Leaflet - Family History in England and Wales; PRO Leaflet - The Jacobite Risings, 1715 and 1745; PRO Leaflet - English Local History. A Note for Beginners; Common Lands; Enclosure Awards; Crown and Royalist Lands: 1642-1660; PRO Leaflet - Records of the Ordnance Survey; Maps in the PRO; Nineteenth Century Public Health and Epidemics; Merchant Seamen: Registers Of Service, 1913-1941; Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists And Agreements After 1861; Merchant Shipping: Passenger Lists; Change of Name; Apprenticeship Records as Sources for Genealogy; Attorneys and Solicitors; Canals: Administrative and Other Records; Civil Servants and Tax Collectors; Civilian Nurses and Nursing Services; Coal mining; Inventions: Patents and Specifications; Labour, Records of the Ministry of Labour; Metropolitan Police; Naval Dockyards; Railways: Staff Records; Royal Warrant Holders and Household Servants; The Coastguard; Poor Law Union Database; Probate Records; Public Records not in PRO; Education: Elementary and secondary schools; Education: Records of Teachers; Education: Special services; Education: Technical and further education; Death Duty Records, from 1796; Taxation Records before 1660; Markets and Fairs.
• GENUKI Home Page
  • Links/Pages added/amended: PRO Leaflets Index.
• Bedfordshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: IGI Batch Numbers; There is a History of Bedfordshire on Genweb Bedfordshire; The Deeds Collection of the Harvard Law School Library; Uk Multi-Map Provides a List of Maps for Bedfordshire; More About John Bunyan; More About John Howard; More About Charles Wells; More About William Harpur; More About Samuel Whitbread 2nd; More About Trevor Huddlestone; [Ampthill] The Church of St. Andrew; [Ampthill] The Site of the Castle is in the Park; [Ampthill] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Ampthill; [Arlesey] Arlsey, a Parish in the Hundred of Clifton, [Arlesey] The Church of St.peter is a Plain Edifice; [Aspley Guise] A Market on Friday; [Aspley Guise] The Church of St. Botolph is An Elegant Building; [Aspley Guise] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Aspley Guise; [Astwick] The Church of St. Guthlac is a Building of Stone in the Decorated Style; [Barton in the Clay] The Church of St. Nicholas; [Barton in the Clay] Barton War Memorial Transcription; [Battlesden] The Church of St. Peter is An Interesting Structure of the 15th Century; [Bedford] The Wesleyan Chapel; [Bedford] Moravian; [Bedford] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Bedford; [Bedford] Bedford Grammar School; [Bedford] Bedford Modern School; [Bedford] The High School for Girls; [Bedford] Bromham Road Methodist War Memorial; [Bedford] St Paul's Methodist War Memorial; [Bedford] St Leonard's War Memorial; [Bedford] The Town is Pleasantly Seated in a Fertile Valley; [Bedford] The Ecclesiastical Parish of the Holy Trinity; [Bedford] The Bunyan Meeting (Union of Baptists and Congregationalists); [Bedford] Town Hall Council Chamber; [Bedford] The Corn Exchange; [Bedford] The Shire Hall; [Bedford] At the South-West Corner of St. Peter's Green; [Bedford] St. John's Church in St. John Street; [Bedford] St. Mary's Church is An Ancient Building of Stone; [Bedford] St. Pauls Church; [Bedford] The Church of St. Peter; [Biddenham] The Church of St. James is An Edifice of Stone; [Biddenham] Biddenham War Memorial; [Biggleswade] The Market; [Biggleswade] The Church of St. Andrew is An Edifice of Sandstone; [Biggleswade] Chancel; [Biggleswade] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Biggleswade; [Billington] Billington; [Billington] The Church of St. Michael is a Small Oblong Building; [Bletsoe] Bletsoe; [Bletsoe] The Church of St. Mary is An Ancient Cruciform Structure; [Blunham] Blunham; [Blunham] The Church of St. Edmund is a Building of Sandstone; [Bolnhurst] The Church of St. Dunstan; [Bolnhurst] Bolnhurst St Dunston War Memorial; [Bromham] The Church of St. Owen; [Bromham] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About the Mill at Bromham; [Caddington] The Church of All Saints is a Building in the Norman; [Campton] The Living is a Rectory; [Campton] The Church of All Saints; [Campton] Campton War Memorial; [Cardington] Cardington; [Cardington] The Church of St. Mary; [Cardington] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Cardington; [Cardington] Cardington War Memorial; [Cardington] Cardington Memorial to the Men Who Died in the R101 Disaster; [Carlton] Carlton; [Carlton] The Church of St. Mary the Virgin; [Carlton] The Baptist Chapel was Built in 1760; [Chalgrave] Here is a Charity School for Forty Boys; [Chalgrave] The Church of All Saints is An Ancient Structure of Mixed Styles; [Chellington] The Church of St. Nicholas; [Clapham] The Church of St. Thomas-A-Becket Rebuilt; [Clifton] The Church of All Saints; [Clophill] Clophill; [Clophill] The Church of St. Mary was Erected in 1848 By Public Subscription; [Clophill] The Old Church of St. Mary; [Clophill] Clophill War Memorial; [Cockayne Hatley] The Church of John the Baptist; [Colmworth] The Church of St. Denis is a Building of the Perpendicular Period; [Cople] Cople, a Parish in the Hundred of Wixamtree; [Cople] The Church of All Saints is An Interesting Edifice of Sandstone and Dunstable; [Cranfield] A School is Supported By Charitable Donations Amounting to About 15 Per Annum; [Cranfield] The Church of Ss. Peter and Paul is a Building of Coarse Limestone; [Cranfield] Cranfield War Memorial; [Dean] Upper Dean; [Dean] The Church of All Saints; [Dunstable] The Church; [Dunton] The Church of St. Mary is a Building of Stone in the Early English; [Eastcotts] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Eastcotts; [Eaton Bray] Eaton (Bray); [Eaton Bray] A Description of Eaton Bray; [Eaton Bray] The Church of St. Mary the Virgin; [Eaton Bray] Here is a Wesleyan Chapel; [Eaton Bray] Eaton Bray Wesleyan War Memorial Transcription; [Eggington (Egginton)] Egginton; [Eggington (Egginton)] The Church of St. Michael is a Small Building of the 13th Century; [Eggington (Egginton)] Wesleyan Chapel; [Elstow] Elstow, a Parish in the Hundred of Redbornestoke; [Elstow] The Church of Ss. Mary and Helena Anciently Attached to the Benedictine Abbey; [Elstow] The Moot Hall; [Elstow] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Elstow; [Elstow] Elstow Bunyan Meeting Memorial; [Elstow] Elstow (School) Boer War Memorial; [Elstow] Elstow Fepow Memorial Altar; [Elstow] Old Elstonians WW1 Memoria; [Elstow] Elstow Village War Memorial; [Eversholt] There is a Small Sum for the Education of Children; [Eversholt] The Church of St. John the Baptist is a Building of Stone in the Early Englis; [Eversholt] Eversholt War Memorial; [Eyeworth] The Church of All Saints is An Ancient Building of Grey Stone and Cobble; [Felmersham] The Church of St. Mary is a Noble Cruciform Structure of Stone; [Felmersham] A List of Incumbents of Felmersham St Mary Since 1235; [Flitton] Flitton; [Flitton] The Church of St. John the Baptist; [Flitton] Flitton & Greenfield War Memorial Transcription; [Flitwick] The Church of Ss. Peter and Paul is a Small Edifice of Stone; [Goldington] The Church of St. Mary; [Great Barford] The Navigable River Ouse; [Great Barford] The Church of All Saints; [Great Barford] Great Barford Village Hall War Memorial Transcription; [Harlington] Harlington; [Harrold] Harrold; [Harrold] The Church of St. Peter is An Edifice of Stone; [Haynes] Haynes, a Parish in the Hundred of Flitt; [Haynes] The Church of St. Mary; [Heath and Reach] Heath, a Joint Chapelry With Reach, in the Parish of Leighton-Buzzard; [Heath and Reach] The Church of St. Leonard; [Henlow] Henlow, a Parish in the Hundred of Clifton; [Henlow] The Church of St. Mary; [Henlow] Henlow War Memorial; [Henlow] Commonwealth War Graves; [Higham Gobion] The Church of St. Mary or St. Margaret; [Hockcliffe] Hockliffe; [Hockcliffe] The Parish Church of St. Nicholas; [Houghton Conquest] The Church of All Saints is a Spacious and Elegant Structure; [Houghton Conquest] Houghton Conquest War Memorial Transcription; [Houghton Regis] The Church of St. Michael; [Hulcote] The Church of St. Nicholas; [Husbourne Crawley] Husborn-Crawley; [Kempston] The Church of All Saints; [Kempston] Church End; [Keysoe] Keysoe, a Parish in the Hundred of Stodden; [Keysoe] The Church of St. Mary is a Stone Building of Mixed Styles; [Keysoe] Brook End; [Keysoe] Keysoe Row; [Keysoe] Keysoe War Memorial; [Knotting] The Church of St. Margaret; [Knotting] Knotting War Memorial; [Langford] The Church of St. Andrew; [Langford] Langford Clock Tower and the Parish Church Memorials Transcription; [Leighton Buzzard] Leighton-Buzzard; [Leighton Buzzard] Near the Market House; [Leighton Buzzard] The Church of All Saints; [Lidlington] The Old Church of St. Margaret; [Little Staughton] The Church; [Lower Gravenhurst] The Church of St. Mary is a Small But Ancient Building; [Luton] The Parish Church of St. Mary; [Luton] Genweb Bedfordshire Page About the History of Luton St Mary; [Marston Moretaine] The Church of St. Mary is a Large and Ancient Edifice; [Maulden] Maulden (St. Mary); [Maulden] The Church of St. Mary; [Maulden] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Maulden; [Melchbourne] Melchbourn; [Melchbourne] The Church of St. Mary Magdalene; [Melchbourne] Melchbourne War Memorial; [Meppershall] Meppershall; [Meppershall] From Thirty to Forty Children Are Educated By a Schoolmistress; [Meppershall] The Church of St. Mary the Virgin; [Meppershall] Meppershall War Memorial; [Meppershall] Meppershall St Mary's War Memorial; [Millbrook] The Church of St; [Milton Bryan] The Church of St. Peter is a Small Norman Edifice; [Milton Ernest] Milton-Ernest; [Milton Ernest] The Church of All Saints is An Interesting Building of Stone; [Northill] The Church of St. Mary; [Oakley] The Church of St. Mary is An Ancient Edifice of Stone; [Oakley] Oakley War Memorial; [Odell] The Church of All Saints; [Old Warden] The Church of St. Leonard; [Old Warden] Old Warden House; [Old Warden] Old Warden War Memorial in the High Street; [Old Warden] Old Warden - WW1 Plaque; [Old Warden] Old Warden - Men Who Served WW1; [Old Warden] Old Warden - WW2 Plaque; [Old Warden] Shuttleworth Memorial Porch; [Pavenham] The Church of St. Peter; [Pertenhall] The Church of St. Peter is a Structure of Stone in the Transition; [Pertenhall] Pertenhall War Memorial; [Podington] Podington Village (Or Puddington) is a Parish and Small Village; [Podington] The Church of the Virgin Mary is a Handsome Edifice of Stone; [Potsgrove] The Church of St. Mary; [Potton] Potton, a Market Town and Parish in the Hundred of Biggleswade; [Potton] The Church of St. Mary; [Potton] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Potton; [Pulloxhill] The Church of St. James Consists of Chancel; [Ravensden] The Church of All Saints is An Ancient Building of Stone; [Renhold] The Church of All Saints is An Edifice of Stone; [Renhold] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Renhold; [Ridgmont] The Church of All Saints; [Ridgmont] National School; [Riseley] Risley, a Parish in the Hundred of Stodden; [Riseley] The Church of All Saints is a Noble Edifice of Stone; [Roxton] Roxton, a Parish in the Hundred of Barford; [Roxton] The Church of St. Mary is An Ancient Edifice; [Roxton] Roxton St Mary War Memorial Transcription; [Salford] The Church of St. Mary; [Sandy] Sandy, a Parish Partly in the Hundred of Wixamtree; [Sandy] The Church of St. Swithin; [Sandy] The Baptist Chapel; [Sharnbrook] Sharnbrook; [Sharnbrook] The Church of St. Peter; [Sharnbrook] Baptist Chapel; [Sharnbrook] A List of Rectors of Sharnbrook St Peter; [Sharnbrook] The Police Station; [Sharnbrook] Sharnbrook War Memorial; [Shefford] Hefford is a Market Town and Township in Campton Parish; [Shefford] The Town is at the Junction of the Roads from Baldock and Hitchin to Bedford; [Shefford] The Church of St. Michael; [Shelton] Shelton is a Parish and Village; [Shelton] The Church of St. Mary is An Ancient Stone Building of Mixed Styles; [Shillington] Shillington is a Village and Large Parish on the Hertfordshire Border; [Shillington] The Church of All Saints; [Shillington] Shillington Village War Memorial; [Shillington] Shillington All Saints War Memorial; [Silsoe] Silsoe is a Parish and a Very Picturesque Village; [Silsoe] The Church of St. James is An Edifice of Local Red Sandstone; [Silsoe] Silsoe War Memorial; [Souldrop] The Church of All Saints; [Souldrop] Souldrop War Memorial; [Southill] Southill is a Considerable Village and Parish; [Southill] The Church of All Saints; [Southill] The Baptist Chapel Here was Built in 1805; [Stagsden] Stagsden; [Stagsden] Stagsden (Formerly Called Stachedene and Staggisden); [Stagsden] The Church of St. Leonard; [Stagsden] Stagsden War Memorial; [Stanbridge] Stanbridge is a Small Village and Parish; [Stanbridge] The Church of St. John the Baptist is a Building of the 13th Century; [Steppingley] Steppingley; [Steppingley] The Church of St. Lawrence; [Stevington] The Church of St. Mary is An Ancient Edifice of Stone; [Stotfold] The Church of St. Mary is a Building of Flint; [Studham] The Church of St. Mary; [Sundon] The Church of St. Mary is An Ancient Edifice; [Sutton] The Church of All Saints is a Building of Stone; [Tempsford] The Present Church of St. Peter is An Ancient Building of Stone; [Thurleigh] Thurleigh; [Thurleigh] Eight Children Are Instructed for About £6. 10. Per Annum; [Thurleigh] The Church of St. Peter; [Thurleigh] The Baptist Chapel Here was Built in 1888; [Thurleigh] Usaf Memorial Close-Up; [Thurleigh] Usaf Memorial As It is in General View; [Thurleigh] Thurleigh War Memorial; [Tilsworth] Tilsworth; [Tilsworth] The Church of All Saints; [Tingrith] Tingrith; [Tingrith] The Church of St. Nicholas is a Building of Stone; [Tingrith] The Family of Tanqueray; [Toddington] Toddington; [Toddington] The Church of St. George is a Noble Cruciform Structure; [Totternhoe] The Church of St. Giles; [Turvey] Turvey, a Parish in the Hundred of Willey; [Turvey] The Church of All Saints is An Edifice of Stone; [Turvey] A Large and Handsome Block of Buildings Close to the Railway Station; [Turvey] Kevin Quick Has a Photograph of the Turvey War Memorial; [Turvey] Turvey War Memorial; [Upper Gravenhurst] The Church of St. Giles; [Upper Stondon] Upper Stondon War Memorial; [Westoning] The Church of St. Mary Magdalene is in the Early English Style; [Westoning] Westoning War Memorial; [Whipsnade] The Church of St. Mary Magdalene is a Structure of Brick; [Whipsnade] He Downs is Beautiful and Picturesque; [Wilden] The Church of St. Nicholas is An Edifice of Stone; [Wilden] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Wilden; [Willington] The Church of St. Laurence; [Willington] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Willington; [Wilstead, Wilshampstead, Wylhamsted or Willshamstead] Wilshampstead; [Wilstead, Wilshampstead, Wylhamsted or Willshamstead] The Church of All Saints; [Wilstead, Wilshampstead, Wylhamsted or Willshamstead] Wilstead War Memorial; [Wilstead, Wilshampstead, Wylhamsted or Willshamstead] Burr Family; [Woburn] Woburn, a Market Town and Parish in the Hundred of Manshead; [Woburn] The Market-House; [Woburn] The Church in Park Street; [Woburn] The Old Church of St. Mary the Virgin; [Woburn Sands] Woburn Sands War Memorial; [Wootton] Wootton; [Wootton] The Church of St. Mary is a Noble Edifice; [Wootton] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Wootton; [Wootton] Wootton War Memorial; [Wrestlingworth] The Church of St. Peter is a Building of Stone and Cobbles; [Wymington, Wimington or Winnington] The Church of St. Lawrence; [Yelden] Yielding; [Yelden] The Church of St. Mary; [Yelden] The Wesleyan Chapel Here was Rebuilt in 1884; [Yelden] Yelden War Memorial; [Yelden] Genweb Bedfordshire Contains a Descriptive Page About Yelden.

29 Aug 2001

• East Riding
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Bridlington] St Nicholas' Church, Gindale; [Burton Agnes] St. Martin's Church; [Burton Agnes] Woldgate Methodist Church; [Burton Fleming] St. Cuthbert's Church; [Burton Fleming] The Methodist Church; [Carnaby] St. John The Baptist's Church; [Hemingborough] The Methodist Church, Barlby; [Holme On Spalding Moor] The Chapel, Bursea.
• Lincolnshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: 21st Century Deanery structure; Aveland & Ness Deanery; Beltisloe Deanery; Bolingbroke Deanery; Calcewaith & Candleshoe Deanery; Willoughby Group of Parishes; Corringham Deanery; Graffoe Deanery; Grimsby & Cleethorpes Deanery; Haverstoe Deanery; Holland West Deanery; Horncastle Deanery; Lafford Deanery; Lawres Deanery; Lincoln Deanery; Louthesk Deanery; Loveden Deanery; Manlake Deanery; Westwold Deanery; Yarborough Deanery; Addlethorpe; [Addlethorpe] St. Nicholas; [Addlethorpe] New Chapel; [Addlethorpe] Mill Lakes; Aslackby; Aunsby; [Aunsby] Workhouse; Billingborough; [Billingborough] Hansens Handmade Chocolates; [Billingborough] Rex site; [Billingborough] Bourne Poor Law; Burgh le Marsh; [Burgh le Marsh] St. Peter & St. Paul; [Burgh le Marsh] Town web site; [Burgh le Marsh] Sycamore Lakes; [Burgh le Marsh] Newton Newton; Croft; [Croft] National Nature Preserve; Edenham; Folkingham; Friskney; [Friskney] John Marfleet; Gedney; Gedney Hill; Kirkby Underwood; Laughton (Folkingham); Long Bennington; Lutton; Sempringham; Skegness; [Skegness] History of Skegness; Sutton Bridge; Sutton St Edmunds; Sutton St James; Wainfleet St Mary; Whaplode.
• North Riding
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Aysgarth] St. Andrew's Church, Aysgarth; [Aysgarth] St Oswald's Church, Askrigg; [Aysgarth] The Methodist Church, Hawes; [Aysgarth] The Methodist Church, Thoralby; [Aysgarth] The Friends Meeting House (Quaker), Bainbridge; [Aysgarth] The Methodist Church, Burtersett; [Aysgarth] The Church of St. Mary and St. John, Hardraw; [Aysgarth] The Church of St. Mary and St. John, Hardraw; [Aysgarth] St. Matthew's Church, Stalling Busk; [Aysgarth] The Mission Room, Thornton Rust; [Aysgarth] The Wesleyan Chapel (1890), Carperby; [Aysgarth] The Methodist Church, Marsett; [Aysgarth] The Methodist Church, West Burton; [Bedale] St. Gregory's Church, Great Crakehall; [Bedale] St. Mary and St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Aiskew; [East Witton] St. John the Evangelist's Church; [East Witton] The Methodist Chapel; [Felixkirk] Professions and Trades in 1840; [Great Ayton] Christ Church; [Helmsley] St. John's Church, Bilsdale; [Helmsley] St. John's Church, Bilsdale; [Helmsley] St. Chad's Church. Sproxton; [Ingleby Greenhow] St. Andrew's Church; [Ingleby Greenhow] St. Andrew's Church; [Kirkbymoorside] Professions and Trades in 1834; [Kirkbymoorside] Pigot's 1834 Directory; [Kirkleatham] St. Cuthbert's Church; [Kirkleatham] Christ Church, Coatham; [Kirkleatham] All Saints' Church, Dormanstown; [Kirkleatham] The Roman Catholic Church. Dormanstown; [Lastingham] St. Lawrence's Church, Rosedale; [Marske By the Sea] The Methodist Church, Marske by the Sea; [Marske By the Sea] The Roman Catholic Church, Marske by the Sea; [Marske By the Sea] St. Thomas's Church, New Marske; [Marske By the Sea] The Methodist Church, New Marske; [Marske By the Sea] St. Peter's Church, Redcar; [Marske By the Sea] Zetland Park Methodist Church, Redcar; [Marske By the Sea] The Roman Catholic Church, Redcar; [Masham] St. Mary's Church; [Masham] Wesleyan Chapel (1877); [Middleham] St. Alkelda and St. Mary's Church; [Middleham] St. Alkelda and St. Mary's Church; [Middleham] The Methodist Church; [Middleton] Professions and Trades in 1834; [Newton Under Roseberry] St. Oswald's Church; [Old Malton] View 2; [Old Malton] View 3; [Sinnington] Professions and Trades in 1834; [Stokesley] Church of England Chapel, Easby in Cleveland; [Stokesley] The Methodist Chapel, Easby in Cleveland; [Thormanby] St. Mary's Church; [Topcliffe] Christ Church, Dishforth; [Wensley] Holy Trinity Church, Wensley; [Wensley] St. Mathew's Church, Leyburn; [Wensley] The Methodist Church, Leyburn; [Wensley] St. Oswald's Church, Castle Bolton; [Wensley] St. Oswald's Church, Castle Bolton; [Wensley] The Methodist Church, Castle Bolton; [Wensley] St. Margaret's Mission Chapel, Preston under Scar; [West Witton] St. Bartholomew's Church; [West Witton] The Methodist Church showing the (old) Wesleyan Sunday School at the left; [Whitby] Whitby Archives; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] The Church of St. Michael Le Belfrey; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] St. Luke's Church, Clifton; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] The Church of St. Philip and St. James, Clifton; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] The Church of St. Philip and St. James, Clifton; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] The Methodist Church, Clifton; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] The Methodist Church, Clifton; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] The Ropman Catholic Church, Clifton; [York Saint Michael Le Belfrey] St. Mark's Church, Rawcliffe.
• Wales
  • Links/Pages added/amended: PRO information leaflets; Census, statistical information.; Births, Marriages and Deaths; ABYZ News; South Wales Unitarian Association; Index to "Welsh Murders Volume 1: 1770-1918".
• West Riding
  • Links/Pages added/amended: [Extraparochial] Sawley Abbey; [Aberford] The Methodist Church; [Addingham] St Peter's Church; [Addingham] The Methodist Church; [Addingham] Mount Hermon Wesleyan Reformed Church; [Addingham] Roman Catholic Church; [Adel] St Peter's Church, Arthington; [Armthorpe] St. Leonard and St. Mary's Church; [Armthorpe] The Methodist Church; [Armthorpe] The Roman Catholic Church; [Arncliffe] St. Oswald's Church; [Arncliffe] St. Michael and All Angels, Hubberholme; [Arncliffe] St. Michael and All Angels, Hubberholme; [Arncliffe] A model of St. Michael's Church, Hubberholme; [Bardsey] All Hallows Church; [Bardsey] All Hallows Church; [Bardsey] The Roman Catholic Church; [Barnby Dun] St. Peter and St. Paul's Church; [Barnby Dun] The Methodist Church; [Barnoldswick] Holy Trinity Church; [Barnoldswick] St. Andrew's Methodist Church; [Barnoldswick] The Independant Methodist Church; [Barnoldswick] The Baptist Church Centre; [Barnoldswick] The Presbyterian Church; [Barnoldswick] The Roman Catholic Church; [Barnoldswick] The Baptist Church, Salterforth; [Barwick in Elmet] All Saints' Church; [Barwick in Elmet] All Saints' Church; [Barwick in Elmet] The Methodist Church; [Barwick in Elmet] The Methodist Church, Crossgates; [Barwick in Elmet] The Roman Catholic Church, Crossgates; [Barwick in Elmet] St. John's Church, Roundhay; [Barwick in Elmet] St. John's Church, Roundhay; [Barwick in Elmet] St. Philip's Church, Scholes; [Barwick in Elmet] The Methodist Church, Scholes; [Barwick in Elmet] The Methodist Church, Stanks; [Batley] All Saints Church; [Batley] All Saints Church; [Bingley] The Church of St. Mary the virgin; [Bingley] Ilkley road Methodist Church; [Bingley] The United Reformed Church; [Bingley] Trades and Professions 1837; [Bingley] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Blythe] St. Mary and St. Martin's Church; [Blythe] St. Mary and St. Martin's Church; [Blythe] St. Nicholas' Church, Bawtry; [Blythe] The Methodist Church, Bawtry; [Bolton By Bolland] St. Peter and St. Paul's Church; [Bracewell] St. Michael's Church; [Bracewell] St. Michael's Church; [Bradford] St. Michael and all Angels Church; [Bradford] St. Michael's churchyard; [Bradford] Hall Green Baptist Chapel; [Bradford] West Lane Baptist Church; [Bradford] West Lane Methodist Church; [Bradford] The Roman Catholic Church; [Bradford] The Church of St. Mary the virgin, Oxenhope; [Bradford] Oxenhope Old Baptist Chapel (now a house), Oxenhope; [Bradford] Hawksbridge Baptist Church, Oxenhope; [Bradford] Marsh Wesleyan Sunday School, Oxenhope; [Bradford] The Methodist Church, Oxenhope; [Bradford] List of People Aged 90 or More; [Bramham] All Saints' Church; [Bramham] All Saints' Church; [Bramham] The Methodist Chapel; [Bramham] The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Boston Spa; [Bramham] St. Luke's Church, Clifford; [Bramham] St. Luke's Church, Clifford; [Bramham] The Methodist Church, Clifford; [Bramham] The Roman Catholic Church, Clifford; [Brotherton] The Church of St. Edward the Confessor; [Brotherton] History and Geography 1834; [Broughton] All Saints' Church; [Burnsall] St. Wilfrid's Church; [Burnsall] St. Wilfrid's Church; [Burnsall] The Methodist Chapel; [Burnsall] Centrally pivoted gate; [Burnsall] St. John the Baptist's Church, Appletreewick; [Burnsall] St. Mary's Church, Conistone; [Burnsall] The Methodist Church, Hetton; [Calverley] Pudsey, St. Paul's MIs; [Calverley] Pudsey, Salem Baptist chapel; [Calverley] Idle Township; [Cantley] St. Wilfrid's Church; [Cantley] The Methodist Church; [Cantley] The Roman Catholic Church; [Cantley] St. Hugh of Lincoln's Church; [Carlton] St. Mary's Church; [Carlton] The Primitive Methodist Church; [Carlton] Christ Church, Lothersdale; [Carlton] Methodist Chapel, Lothersdale; [Castleford] All Saints' Church; [Castleford] St. Michael's Church; [Castleford] Trinity Methodist Church; [Castleford] The Roman Catholic Church; [Castleford] Christ Church URC; [Castleford] The Apostolic Church; [Castleford] The Gospel Hall; [Castleford] The Jehova's Witness's Kingdom Hall; [Castleford] The Church of the Holy Cross, Airedale; [Castleford] The Methodist Church, Airedale; [Castleford] The Roman Catholic Church, Airedale; [Castleford] The Church of St. Paul the Apostle; [Cawood] Trades and Professions 1837; [Cawood] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Clapham] St. James' Church; [Clapham] The Church of the Epiphany, Austwick; [Collingham] St Oswald's Church; [Collingham] St Oswald's Church; [Collingham] The Methodist Church; [Crofton] All Saints' Church; [Crofton] All Saints' Church; [Crofton] The Roman Catholic Church; [Darrington] St. Luke's Church; [East Marton] St. Peter's Church; [Ecclesfield] www.bolsterstone.de; [Featherstone] St. Thomas's Church; [Featherstone] The Methodist Church; [Featherstone] The Gospel Hall; [Featherstone] The Roman Catholic Church; [Featherstone] All Saints' Church, Whitwood; [Ferry Fryston] History and Geography 1834; [Finningley] St. Saviour's Church, Auckley; [Fishlake] St. Cuthbert's Church; [Garforth] St. Mary's Church; [Garforth] The Methodist Church; [Garforth] The Evangelical Church; [Garforth] The Roman Catholic Church; [Garforth] History and Geography 1834; [Gargrave] St Peter's Church; [Giggleswick] The Church of the Holy Ascension, Settle; [Giggleswick] St. John's Methodist Church, Settle; [Giggleswick] The Christian Fellowship Church, Settle; [Giggleswick] Holy Trinity Church, Rathmell; [Giggleswick] The Methodist Church, Rathmell; [Giggleswick] St. John the Evangelist's Church, Langcliffe; [Giggleswick] St. John the Evangelist's Church, Langcliffe; [Giggleswick] St. Peter's Church, Stainforth; [Gisburn] The Church of St. Mary the virgin; [Gisburn] St. Bartholomew with St. James Church, Tosside; [Gisburn] The Methodist Chapel (ex Wesleyan, 1830), Paythorne; [Great Mitton] All Hallows Church; [Great Mitton] St. Amrose's Church, Grindleton; [Great Mitton] The Methodist Church, Grindleton; [Great Mitton] St. Helen's Church, Waddington; [Great Mitton] The Methodist Chapel, Waddington; [Great Mitton] St. Catherine's Church, West Bradford; [Great Mitton] The Methodist Church, West Bradford; [Halifax] Wainsgate Cemetery; [Halifax] Historical notes on the church at Sowerby; [Halifax] Hope Baptist Church; [Halifax] Old Town Methodist Church; [Halifax] Wainsgate Methodist Church; [Halifax] Lumbutts Methodist Church; [Halifax] Mount Zion Baptist Church; [Halifax] old and new style dates; [Harewood] All Saints' Church; [Harewood] The Church of St. Mary Magdalene, East Keswick; [Harewood] The Methodist Church, East Keswick; [Harewood] St. Barnabas's Church, Weeton; [Hatfield] St. Lawrence's Church; [Hatfield] Our Lady of the Assumption R.C. Church; [Hatfield] The Methodist Church; [Hatfield] St. Mary's Church, Stainforth; [Hatfield] The Methodist Church, Stainforth; [Hatfield] St. Edwin's Church, Dunscroft; [Hatfield] St. Edwin's Church, Dunscroft; [Hatfield] The Methodist Chapel, Dunsville; [Horton in Ribblesdale] St. Oswald's Church; [Ilkley] All Saints Church; [Ilkley] All Saints Church; [Ilkley] St. Margaret's Church; [Ilkley] The Baptist Church; [Ilkley] The Methodist and U.R.C. Church; [Ilkley] The Roman Catholic Church; [Ilkley] The Quaker's Meeting house; [Ilkley] St. John the Evangelist's Church, Ben Rhydding; [Ilkley] St. John the Evangelist's Church, Ben Rhydding; [Ilkley] The Methodist Church, Ben Rhydding; [Keighley] St. Andrew's, The Shared Church, Keighley; [Keighley] St. John The Evangelist's Church, Ingrow; [Keighley] Christ Church, Oakworth; [Keighley] Christ Church, Oakworth; [Keighley] St. Joseph's Church; [Keighley] All Saints' Church, Highfield; [Keighley] All Saints' Church, Highfield; [Keighley] The New Church; [Keighley] The Apostolic Church; [Keighley] The Assemblies of God Church; [Keighley] The Methodist Church; [Keighley] The Methodist Church, Wesley place; [Keighley] The Spiritualists' Church, Herbert Street; [Keighley] St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church; [Keighley] Our Lady of Victories Roman Catholic Church; [Keighley] Christ the King Roman Catholic Church; [Keighley] St. Mark's Church, Utley; [Keighley] St. John's Church, Newsholme; [Kettlewell] View 2; [Kildwick] St. James' Church, Silsden; [Kildwick] St. John the Evangelist's Church, Cononley; [Kildwick] The Baptist Chapel, Cononley; [Kildwick] Holy Trinity Church, Cowling; [Kildwick] The Roman Catholic Church, Crosshills; [Kildwick] All Saints' Church, Glusburn; [Kildwick] The Baptist Church, Glusburn; [Kildwick] The Methodist Church, Silsden; [Kildwick] The Roman Catholic Church, Silsden; [Kildwick] The Methodist Church, Steeton; [Kildwick] St. Mary's Church, Low Bradley; [Kildwick] The Methodist Church, Low Bradley; [Kildwick] Pigot's Directory; [Kildwick] History and Geography 1834; [Kippax] The Church of St. Mary the Less, Allerton; [Kippax] The Methodist Church, Allerton; [Kippax] The Roman Catholic Church, Allerton; [Kippax] The Inter-denominational Mission Hall, Allerton; [Kirk Deighton] All Saints' Church; [Kirk Sandal] The Church of the Good Shepherd; [Kirkby Malhamdale] St. Michael's Church; [Kirkby Malhamdale] St. Michael's Church; [Kirkby Malhamdale] The Methodist Church, Airton; [Kirkby Overblow] All Saints' Church; [Kirkby Overblow] The Church of St. John the Evangelist, North Rigton; [Kirkby Overblow] St. Peter's Church, Sicklinghall; [Kirkby Overblow] The Roman Catholic Church, Sicklinghall; [Kirkby Overblow] Churches of Yorkshire; [Kirkheaton] Trades and Professions 1834; [Kirkheaton] History and Geography 1834; [Knaresborough] Trades and Professions 1837; [Knaresborough] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Leathley] The Old Methodist Church; [Ledsham] All Saints' Church; [Ledsham] All Saints' Church; [Ledsham] St. James's Church, Fairburn; [Linton] St. Michael and All Angels' Church; [Linton] St. Michael and All Angels' Church; [Linton] St. Peter's Church, Hebden; [Linton] The Methodist Church, Hebden; [Linton] The Methodist Church, Grassington; [Linton] The Congregational Church, Grassington; [Linton] The Roman Catholic Church, Grassington; [Linton] The Methodist Church, Threshfield; [Long Preston] St. Mary's Church; [Long Preston] St. Aidan's Church, Hellifield; [Low Bentham] St. Margaret's Church, High Bentham; [Low Bentham] The Methodist Church, High Bentham; [Low Bentham] The Roman Catholic Church, High Bentham; [Low Bentham] St. Leonard's Church, Chapel le Dale; [Low Bentham] St. John the Baptist's Church; [Low Bentham] St. John the Baptist's Church; [Low Bentham] The Methodist Church; [Methley] St. Oswald's Church; [Newton Kyme] St. Andrew's Church; [Normanton] The Mehodist Church (1903); [Normanton] The Baptist Church; [Normanton] The Roman Catholic Church; [Normanton] The Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Altofts; [Normanton] The Methodist Church, Altofts; [Normanton] The Methodist Church, Streethouses; [Otley] All Saints' Church; [Otley] All Saints' Church; [Otley] St. Helen's Church, Denton; [Otley] United Reform Church; [Otley] The Methodist Church; [Otley] The Roman Catholic Church; [Otley] St. Giles Church, Bramhope; [Otley] St. Giles Church, Bramhope; [Otley] The Methodist Church, Bramhope; [Otley] The Puritan Chapel, Bramhope; [Pannal] St. Michael and All Angels' Church, Beckwithshaw; [Pannal] Harlow Hill Methodist Church, Harrogate; [Pannal] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Penistone] War Memorial; [Pontefract] All Saints' Church; [Pontefract] St. Giles' Church; [Pontefract] St. Giles' Church; [Pontefract] St. Mary's Church; [Pontefract] The Central Methodist Church; [Pontefract] The Micklegate Methodist Church; [Pontefract] The Evangelical Church; [Pontefract] St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church; [Pontefract] The Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Family; [Pontefract] St. Stephen's Church, East Hardwick; [Pontefract] St. Stephen's Church, East Hardwick; [Pontefract] St. Andrew's Church, Ferrybridge; [Pontefract] The Church of St. Michael the Archangel, Carlton; [Pontefract] Pigot's Directory; [Pontefract] History and Geography 1834; [Ripley] The Methodist Chapel, Killinghall; [Rochdale] Christ Church, Grasscroft; [Rochdale] Christ Church, Denshaw; [Rochdale] Wriggle Mill Methodist Church, Diggle; [Rochdale] The Methodist Church, Delph; [Rochdale] Holy Trinity Church, Dobcross; [Rochdale] The Methodist Church, Upper Mill; [Rochdale] The Ebenezer Congregational Church, Upper Mill; [Rochdale] The Roman Catholic Church, Upper Mill; [Rochdale] St Chad's Church, Pob Green; [Rochdale] St Chad's Church, Pob Green; [Rochdale] St. Thomas's Church, Friermere; [Rochdale] St. Anne's Church, Lydgate; [Rochdale] St. Mary's Church, Todmorden; [Rochdale] Christ Church (now disused and for sale), Todmorden; [Rochdale] Christ Church churchyard, Todmorden; [Rochdale] The Central Methodist Church, Todmorden; [Rochdale] The Baptist Church, Todmorden; [Rochdale] The Unitarian Church, Todmorden; [Rochdale] The Unitarian Church, Todmorden; [Rochdale] The Roman Catholic Church, Todmorden; [Rochdale] St. Michael and All Angels' Church, Cornholme; [Rochdale] The Baptist Church, Vale; [Rochdale] St. Peter's Church, Walsden; [Rochdale] St. Mary's Church, Greenfield; [Rochdale] The Methodist Church, Greenfield; [Rossington] St. Michael's Church; [Rossington] The Roman Catholic Church; [Rossington] St. Luke the Evangelist's Church; [Rossington] The Methodist Church; [Rothwell] Holy Trinity Church; [Rothwell] Holy Trinity Church; [Rothwell] The Baptist Church; [Rothwell] The Roman Catholic Church; [Rothwell] The Methodist Church, Woodlesford; [Rothwell] The Church of St. John the Evangelist,Oulton; [Rothwell] The Methodist Church, Oulton; [Sedbergh] St. Andrew's Church; [Sedbergh] St. Andrew's Church, Dent; [Sedbergh] The Methodist (was Wesleyan) Church (1834), Dent; [Sedbergh] The Church of St. John the Baptist, Garsdale; [Sedbergh] The Street Chapel, Garsdale; [Selby] Trades and Professions 1837; [Selby] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Sherburn in Elmet] All Saints' Church; [Sherburn in Elmet] St. Mary's Church, South Milford; [Sherburn in Elmet] The Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Micklefield; [Sherburn in Elmet] Trades and Professions 1837; [Sherburn in Elmet] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Skipton] Holy Trinity Church; [Skipton] Christ Church; [Skipton] St. Augustine's Church, Draughton; [Skipton] St. Mary the virgin's Church, Embsay; [Skipton] The Methodist Church, Embsay; [Skipton] Trintity Methodist Church, Skipton; [Slaidburn] St. Andrew's Church; [Slaidburn] St. George's Church, Dunsop Bridge; [Slaidburn] The Roman Catholic Church, Dunsop Bridge; [Slaidburn] Congregational Chapel, Newton; [Slaidburn] The Slaidburn Heritage Centre; [Snaith] Herbert Walton; [Spofforth] All Saints' Church; [Spofforth] St. James' Church, Wetherby; [Spofforth] St. James' Church On the Corner, Wetherby; [Spofforth] St. James' Church On the Corner, Wetherby; [Spofforth] The Wesleyan Chapel, Wetherby; [Spofforth] The Roman Catholic Church, Wetherby; [Spofforth] St. Joseph and St. James' Church, Follifoot; [Swillington] St. Mary's Church; [Swillington] The Methodist Church; [Swillington] The Roman Catholic Church; [Tadcaster] Trades and Professions 1837; [Tadcaster] White's 1837 Gazetteer, History and Directory; [Thorne] St. Nicholas' Church; [Thorne] The Methodist Church; [Thorne] The Pentecostal Church; [Thorne] The old Primitive Methodist Church; [Thorner] St. Peter's Church; [Thorner] St. Peter's Church; [Thorner] The Methodist Church; [Thorner] St. Paul's Church, Shadwell; [Thorner] The Methodist Church, Shadwell; [Thornhill] St. Michael and all Angels' Church; [Thornton in Craven] St. Mary's Church; [Thornton in Craven] All Saints' Church, Earby; [Thornton in Craven] All Saints' Church, Earby; [Thornton in Craven] The Methodist Church, Earby; [Thornton in Craven] The Roman Catholic Church, Earby; [Thornton in Craven] St. Mary the virgin's Church, Earby; [Thornton in Craven] St. Mary the virgin's Church, Kelbrook; [Thornton in Lonsdale] St. Oswald's Church; [Thornton in Lonsdale] All Saints' Church, Burton In Lonsdale; [Thornton in Lonsdale] The Methodist Church, Burton In Lonsdale; [Thornton in Lonsdale] The Methodist Church (ex Wesleyan), Westhouse; [Tickhill] St. Mary's Church; [Tickhill] The Methodist Church; [Tickhill] The Evangelical Church; [Warmfield] St. Peter's Church, Kirkthorpe; [Warmfield] St. Luke's Church, Sharlston; [Weston] All Saints' Church; [Weston] All Saints' Church; [Weston] The Old Methodist Chapel; [Whitkirk] St. Mary's Church; [Whitkirk] The Mormon (LDS) Church; [Whitkirk] St. Paul's Church, Colton; [Whitkirk] The Methodist Church, Colton; [Whitkirk] St. Wilfrid's Church, Halton; [Whitkirk] St. Wilfrid's Church, Halton; [Whitkirk] The Methodist and URC Church, Halton; [Whitkirk] The Church of St. James the Great, Manston; [Whitkirk] St. James's Church, Seacroft; [Whitkirk] St. Richard's Church, Seacroft; [Whitkirk] The Church of the Ascension, Seacroft; [Whitkirk] The Methodist Church, Seacroft; [Whitkirk] The Congregational Church, Seacroft; [Whitkirk] The Roman Catholic Church, Seacroft; [Whixley] The Methodist Church; [Woodkirk] St. Mary's Church; ; Links removed: St Peter's Church - View 2; Photograph of All Saints' Church, Bramham; St. Wilfrid's Church, Burnsall; St Oswald's Church, Collingham; Photograph of St. Oswald's Church; St. John the Evangelist, Ben Rhydding; All Saints' Church, Ilkley; St. James' Church, Silsden; Photograph of All Saints' Church, Ledsham; Photograph of St. Helen's Church, Denton; Photograph of St. Giles' Church, Pontefract; Photograph of St. Stephen's Church, East Hardwick; Photograph of St. Andrew's Church, Dent; Selection of Maps; The Slaidburn Heritage Centre; Archdeaconry of Richmond; Lancashire Record Office; Photograph of All Saints' Church, Weston.
• Yorkshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: 4 Different Land Deeds; Malton Messenger BDM - 1856.

30 Aug 2001

• Lancashire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: IGI batch numbers for Lancashire; History Department; [Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley] Archdeaconry of York; [Ashton-Under-Lyne] Ashton Trade Directory 1814; [Ashton-Under-Lyne] Ashton-under-Lyne 1832; [Burnage] Burnage Heritage; [Down Litherland] Census Records, and Indexes for Down Litherland; [Downham] Census Records, and Indexes for Downham; [Downholland] Census Records, and Indexes for Downholland; [Droylsden] Census Records, and Indexes for Droylesden; [Droylsden] St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church; [Dunnockshaw] Census Records, and Indexes for Dunnockshaw; [Dutton] Census Records, and Indexes for Dutton; [Duxbury] Census Records, and Indexes for Duxbury; [Eccleshill] Census Records, and Indexes for Eccleshill; [Eccleston] Census Records, and Indexes for Eccleston; [Eccleston (Prescot)] Census Records, and Indexes for Eccleston; [Edenfield] Census Records, and Indexes for Edenfield; [Ellenbrook] Census Records, and Indexes for Ellenbrook; [Ireby] St. Oswald's Church; [Ireby] All Saints' Church; [Ireby] The Methodist Church; [Ireby] The Methodist Church (ex Wesleyan); [Liverpool] Liverpool Photographers; [Lytham] Lytham St.Annnes Civic Society; [Oldham] Oldham workhouse; [Sharples] Census Records, and Indexes for Sharples; [Silverdale] Census Records, and Indexes for Silverdale; [Southport] Census Records, and Indexes for Southport; [Stalybridge] Stalybridge Trade Directory 1825; [Stand] Census Records, and Indexes for Stand; [Thornham] Census Records, and Indexes for Thornham; [Toxteth Park] Census Records, and Indexes for Toxteth Park; [Tunstall] Census Records, and Indexes for Tunstall; [Ulverston] Census Records, and Indexes for Ulverston; [Walmersley] Census Records, and Indexes for Walmersley; [Walmsley] Census Records, and Indexes for Walmsley; [Walney] Census Records, and Indexes for Walney; [Walton-Le-Dale] Census Records, and Indexes for Walton le Dale; [Walton on the Hill] Census Records, and Indexes for Walton on the Hill; [Wardle] Census Records, and Indexes for Wuerdle and Wardle; [Wardleworth] Census Records, and Indexes for Wardleworth; [Warrington] Census Records, and Indexes for Warrington; [Warton (Carnforth)] Census Records, and Indexes for Warton; [Warton (Kirkham)] Census Records, and Indexes for Warton; [Wavertree] Census Records, and Indexes for Wavertree; [Weeton] Census Records, and Indexes for Weeton with Preese; [Welch Whittle] Census Records, and Indexes for Welch Whittle; [Wennington] Census Records, and Indexes for Wennington; [West Derby] Census Records, and Indexes for West Derby; [West Leigh] Census Records, and Indexes for West Leigh; [Westhoughton] Census Records, and Indexes for Westhoughton; [Whalley] Census Records, and Indexes for Whalley; [Wheatley Carr] Census Records, and Indexes for Wheatley Carr; [Wheelton] Census Records, and Indexes for Wheelton; [Whiston] Census Records, and Indexes for Whiston; [Whitechapel] Census Records, and Indexes for Whitechapel; [Whitewell] Census Records, and Indexes for Whitewell; [Whittingham] Census Records, and Indexes for Whittingham; [Whittington] Census Records, and Indexes for Whittington; [Whittle Le Woods] Census Records, and Indexes for Whittle le Woods; [Whitworth] Census Records, and Indexes for Whitworth; [Widnes] Census Records, and Indexes for Widnes; [Wigan] Census Records, and Indexes for Wigan; [Wilpshire] Census Records, and Indexes for Wilpshire; [Windle] Census Records, and Indexes for Windle; [Winmarleigh] Census Records, and Indexes for Winmarleigh; [Winstanley] Census Records, and Indexes for Winstanley; [Winwick] Census Records, and Indexes for Winwick with Hulme; [Wiswell] Census Records, and Indexes for Wiswell; [Withington] Census Records, and Indexes for Withington; [Withnell] Census Records, and Indexes for Withnell; [Witton] Census Records, and Indexes for Witton; [Woodland] Census Records, and Indexes for Woodland; [Woodplumpton] Census Records, and Indexes for Woodplumpton; [Worsley] Census Records, and Indexes for Worsley; [Worsthorne] Census Records, and Indexes for Worsthorne; [Worston] Census Records, and Indexes for Worston; [Worthington] Census Records, and Indexes for Worthington; [Wray] Census Records, and Indexes for Wray; [Wrightington] Census Records, and Indexes for Wrightington.
• Wiltshire
  • Links/Pages added/amended: County Local Studies Library; Local Studies Library List of Microfiche; Batch Numbers and Parishes in the IGI; [Aldbourne] Aldbourne Community Website; [Aldbourne] History Pages of the Aldbourne Community Website; [Ashton Keynes] Ashton Keynes Online; [Ashton Keynes] Local History; [Chilmark] John Macey's family history pages; [Chilmark] Information on Chilmark; [Dauntsey] Map of the area; [Devizes] Map of the area; [Devizes,St John the Baptist] Map of the area; [Devizes,St Mary the Virgin] Map of the area; [Dilton] Map of the area; [Dinton] Map of the area; [Ditteridge] Map of the area; [Donhead St Andrew] Map of the area; [Donhead St Mary] Map of the area; [Draycot Cerne] Map of the area; [Draycot Foliat] Map of the area; [Durnford] Map of the area; [East Coulston] Map of the area; [East Coulston] WSRO registers; [East Coulston] WFHS transcript; [East Coulston] White Horse Baptisms; [East Kennett] Map of the area; [East Knoyle] Map of the area; [Easton Royal] Map of the area; [Ebbesbourne Wake] Map of the area; [Edington] Map of the area; [Eisey] Map of the area; [Enford] Map of the area; [Erlestoke] Map of the area; [Etchilhampton] Map of the area; [Etchilhampton] The Ring Marriages; [Everleigh] Map of the area; [Fifield Bavant] Map of the area; [Figheldean] Map of the area; [Fisherton Anger] Map of the area; [Fisherton Delamere] Map of the area; [Fittleton] Map of the area; [Fonthill Bishop] Map of the area; [Fonthill Gifford] Map of the area; [Fovant] Map of the area; [Froxfield] Map of the area; [Fugglestone St Peter] Map of the area; [Fyfield] Map of the area; [Garsdon] Map of the area; [Garsdon] BTs; [Great Bedwin] Map of the area; [Great Cheverell] Map of the area; [Great Somerford] Map of the area; [Great Wishford] Map of the area; [Grey Easton] Map of the area; [Grittleton] Map of the area; [Groveley Wood] Map of the area; [Ham] Map of the area; [Hankerton] Map of the area; [Hannington] Map of the area; [Hardenhuish] Map of the area; [Heddington] Map of the area; [Heytesbury] Map of the area; [Highway] Map of the area; [Highworth] Map of the area; [Hill Deverill] Map of the area; [Hilmarton] Map of the area; [Hilperton] Map of the area; [Hindon] Map of the area; [Hippenscombe] Map of the area; [Holt] Map of the area; [Homington] Map of the area; [Horningsham] Map of the area; [Huish] Map of the area; [Hullavington] Map of the area; [Hungerford] Map of the area; [Idmiston] Map of the area; [Imber] Map of the area; [Inglesham] Map of the area; [Keevil] Map of the area; [Kingston Deverill] Map of the area; [Kington St Michael] Map of the area; [Knook] Map of the area; [Lacock] Map of the area; [Landford] Map of the area; [Langley Burrell] Map of the area; [Latton] Map of the area; [Laverstock and Ford] Map of the area; [Lea and Cleverton] Map of the area; [Leigh] Map of the area; [Leigh Delamere] Map of the area; [Liddington] Map of the area; [Limpley Stoke] Map of the area; [Little Bedwin] Map of the area; [Little Cheverell] Map of the area; [Little Hinton] Map of the area; [Little Langford] Map of the area; [Little Somerford] Map of the area; [Littleton Drew] Map of the area; [Longbridge Deverill] Map of the area; [Luckington] Map of the area; [Ludgershall] Map of the area; [Lydiard Millicent] Map of the area; [Lydiard Tregoze] Map of the area; [Maddington] Map of the area; [Maiden Bradley] Map of the area; [Malmesbury] Map of the area; [Manningford Abbots] Map of the area; [Manningford Bruce] Map of the area; [Marden] Map of the area; [Market Lavington] Map of the area; [Marlborough] Map of the area; [Marston Meysey] Map of the area; [Melchet Park] Map of the area; [Melksham] Map of the area; [Mere] Map of the area; [Mildenhall] Map of the area; [Milford] Map of the area; [Milston] Map of the area; [Milton Lilborne] Map of the area; [Minety] Map of the area; [Monkton Deverill] Map of the area; [Monkton Farleigh] Map of the area; [Netheravon] Map of the area; [Netherhampton] Map of the area; [Nettleton] Map of the area; [Newton Tony] Map of the area; [North Bradley] Map of the area; [North Newnton] Map of the area; [North Tidworth] Map of the area; [North Wraxall] Map of the area; [Norton Coleparle] Map of the area; [Nunton and Bodenham] Map of the area; [Oaksey] Map of the area; [Odstock] Map of the area; [Ogbourne St Andrew] Map of the area; [Ogbourne St George] Map of the area; [Orcheston St George] Map of the area; [Orcheston St Mary] Map of the area; [Overton] Map of the area; [Patney] Map of the area; [Pertwood] Map of the area; [Pewsey] Map of the area; [Pewsham] Map of the area; [Pitton and Farley] Map of the area; [Plaitford] Map of the area; [Porton] Map of the area; [Potterne] Map of the area; [Poulshot] Map of the area; [Preshute] Map of the area; [Purton] Map of the area; [Purton] Purton Page; [Ramsbury] Map of the area; [Rodbourne Cheney] Map of the area; [Rollstone] Map of the area; [Rowde] Map of the area; [Salisbury] Map of the area; [Salisbury, Cathedral] Map of the area; [Salisbury, St Martin] Map of the area; [Savernake] Map of the area; [Seagry] Map of the area; [Sedgehill] Map of the area; [Seend] Map of the area; [Semington] Map of the area; [Semley] Map of the area; [Sevenhampton] Map of the area; [Shalbourne] Map of the area; [Sherrington] Map of the area; [Sherston Magna] Map of the area; [Shorncote] Map of the area; [Shrewton] Map of the area; [Slaughterford] Map of the area; [Sopworth] Map of the area; [South Damerham] Map of the area; [South Marston] Map of the area; [South Newton] Map of the area; [South Wraxall] Map of the area; [Southbroom (Devizes)] Map of the area; [Stanton Fitzwarren] Map of the area; [Stanton St Bernard] Map of the area; [Stanton St Quintin] Map of the area; [Stapleford] Map of the area; [Staverton] Map of the area; [Steeple Langford] Map of the area; [Stert] Map of the area; [Stockton] Map of the area; [Stourton] Map of the area; [Stratford Subcastle] Map of the area; [Stratford Tony] Map of the area; [Stratton St Margaret] Map of the area; [Sutton Benger] Map of the area; [Sutton Mandeville] Map of the area; [Sutton Veny] Map of the area; [Swallowcliffe] Map of the area; [Teffont Evias] Map of the area; [Teffont Magna] Map of the area; [Tidcombe] Map of the area; [Tilshead] Map of the area; [Tisbury] Map of the area; [Tockenham] Map of the area; [Tollard Royal] Map of the area; [Trowbridge] Map of the area; [Tytherton Kellaways] Map of the area; [Tytherton Lucas] Map of the area; [Upavon] Map of the area; [Upton Lovell] Map of the area; [Upton Scudamore] Map of the area; [Urchfont] Map of the area; [Wardour] Map of the area; [Warminster] Map of the area; [Warminster,Christchurch] Map of the area; [West Dean] Map of the area; [West Grimstead] Map of the area; [West Harnham] Map of the area; [West Kington] Map of the area; [West Knoyle] Map of the area; [West Lavington] Map of the area; [West Wellow] Map of the area; [Westbury] Map of the area; [Westport St Mary] Map of the area; [Westwood] Map of the area; [Whaddon] Map of the area; [Whitsbury] Map of the area; [Wilcot] Map of the area; [Wilsford (nr Amesbury)] Map of the area; [Wilsford (nr Pewsey)] Map of the area; [Wilton] Map of the area; [Wingfield] Map of the area; [Winsley] Map of the area; [Winterbourne Bassett] Map of the area; [Winterbourne Dauntsey] Map of the area; [Winterbourne Gunner] Map of the area; [Winterbourne Monkton] Map of the area; [Winterbourne Stoke] Map of the area; [Winterslow] Map of the area; [Woodborough] Map of the area; [Woodford] Map of the area; [Wootton Bassett] Map of the area; [Wootton Rivers] Map of the area; [Worton and Marston] Map of the area; [Wroughton] Map of the area; [Wylye] Map of the area; [Yatesbury] Map of the area.

31 Aug 2001

• Public Record Office
  • Links/Pages added/amended: Access to Archives; Contacts; News; database launch; Useful links; About A2A; Funding information; Mark-up and standards information; Training; Census; Advisory Panel; Contact us; Events Calendar; 1901 Census Online; Frequently Asked Questions; Latest News; 1891 Census Pilot; About Censuses; Equity; On Line Newsletter; The Equity Pleadings Database; Hospital Records Database; In the News, 31st August 2001; Book Conservator; Remote and Digital Services Manager; Part Time (Saturday) Retail Assistant; A-Z Index of All Leaflets; Admiralty Charts; Agricultural Statistics: Parish Summaries; Air Force: RAF Airmen's Service Records; Air Force: RAF Operations Records; Air Force: RAF Pensions; Air Force: RAF Research and Development; Air Force: RAF Tracing an Individual; American and West Indian Colonies before 1782; American and West Indian Colonies, State Papers; American Land Grants and Loyalist Claims; American Revolution; Anglo-Jewish history: 18th-20th centuries; Apprenticeships; Architectural plans; Army Auxiliary Forces (1769-1945); Army: Board of Ordnance; Army: Courts Martial Records, First World War; Army: Courts Martial Records: 17th - 20th Centuries; Army: Finding the Regiment; Army: Officers' Commissions; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1660-1714; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1714 - 1815; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1816 - 1913; Army: Operations: After 1945; Army: Operations: First World War (1914-1919); Army: Operations: First World War: War Diaries; Army: Operations: Second World War (1939-1945); Army: Prisoners of War: British (1939 - 1953); Army: Prisoners of War: British (c1760 - 1919); Army: Prisoners of War: in British Hands (1698 - 1919); Army: Service Records: Civil War Soldiers (1642 - 1660); Army: Service Records: Commissioned Officers' (1660 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Commissioned Officers' Papers: First World War; Army: Service Records: Medieval and Early Modern Soldiers; Army: Service Records: Militia (1757-1914); Army: Service Records: Militia Muster Rolls: Tudor and Stuart (1522-1640; Army: Service Records: Muster Rolls and Paylists (c1730 - 1898); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Discharge Papers (1760 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Papers: First World War (1914 - 1920); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Pensions (1760 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Pensions: First World War; Army: War Dead: First World War; Assizes: English, 1656-1971: Key to Classes for Civil Trials; Assizes: English: Key to Records of Criminal Trials; Assizes: Welsh, 1831-1971: Key to Classes for Criminal and Civil Trials; Attorneys and Solicitors; Australia, Transported Convicts; Bankruptcy Records After 1869; Bankrupts and Insolvent Debtors: 1710-1869; Births, Deaths and Marriages at Sea; British Colonies and Dominions: Research Guide; British Propaganda in the 20th Century; Byelaws; Cabinet Office Records; Cabinet Records: War Cabinet (1939-1945); Canals: Administrative and Other Records; Captured German Documents: GFM; Catholic Recusants; Census, Ecclesiastical of 1851; Census, Population; Statistical Information; Chancel Repairs; Chancery Masters' and Other Exhibits: Sources for Social and Economic History; Chancery Masters' Reports and Certificates; Chancery Proceedings (Equity Suits before 1558); Chancery Proceedings (Equity Suits from 1558); Change of Name; Civil Servants and Tax Collectors; Coal Mining; Coastguards; Colonial Office: Advisory Committees; Colonial Office: Registers of Correspondence, 1849-1926; Colonial Office: Registers of Correspondence, 1926-1951; Common Lands; Companies and Businesses: Registration; Conscientious Objectors: First World War; Conveyances Land : Trust Deeds (Lands for Charitable Uses), 1736-1925; Conveyances, Land: Enrolment of Deeds, and Registration of Title; Convicts and Prisoners 1100-1986; Coroners' Inquests; Court of Exchequer, Equity Proceedings; Court of Star Chamber, 1485-1642; Court of Wards and Liveries, 1540-1645: Land Inheritanc; Court of; Requests, 1485-1642: A Court for the 'Poor' Court Records: The General Eyres 1194 - 1294; Criminal Trials at the Assizes; Criminal Trials, Old Bailey and the Central Criminal Court; Criminals: Tracing 19th Century Criminals in the PRO; Crown & Royalist Lands: 1642-1660; Death Duty Registers from 1796; Design and Trade Marks Registers; Diamond Marks, Board of Trade Registered Designs; Diplomatic Sources before 1509; Dissolution of the Monasteries; Divorce Before 1858; Divorce Records; Divorce Records After 1858; Dockyard Employees; Domesday Book; Dominions Office; Dormant Funds in Court; Easter Rising 1916: Ireland; Education: Elementary (Primary) Schools; Education: Elementary and Secondary Schools; Education: Records of Teachers; Education: Special Services; Education: Technical and Further Education; Embassy and Consular Archives; Emigrants to North America after 1776; Emigrants,  General; Enclosure Awards; Enclosure Maps; English Local History: a Note for Beginners; Family History in England and Wales; Family History in England and Wales; Farm Survey, National 1940-1943; Feet of Fines (Land Conveyances, 1182-1833); Foreign Office from 1782; Foreign Office: Card Index, 1906-1910; Foreign Office: Card Index, 1910-1919; French Lands of the English Kings; French Revolution; Genealogy before Parish Registers; Government Gazettes of the British Empire and Commonwealth; Health between the Wars: 1919-1939; Hearth Tax; Home Front: Second World War; Home Office Correspondence: 1839-1949; How to Interpret Death Duty Registers; How to Read Roman Numerals; Immigrants; Indonesia Since 1945; Inquisitions Post Mortem, Henry III-Charles I: Landholders and Their Heirs; Intelligence Records in the PRO; International Organisations: 20th century Europe; Internees: First and Second World Wars; Inventions: Patents and Specification; Ireland: Roger Casement; Irish Genealogy; Jacobite Risings; King's Bench (Crown Side) Records 1675-1875; King's Bench Criminal Trials: 1675-1899; Labour, Records of the Ministry of Labour; League of Nations; Letters and Papers of Henry VIII; Lunacy and the State; Lunatic Asylums; Manor and Other Local Court Rolls, 13th Century-1922; Manorial Records in the PRO; Maps and Plans: Foreign, Colonial and Dominions; Maps in the PRO; Marines, Royal: Further Areas of Research; Marines, Royal: How to Find a Division; Marines, Royal: Officers' Service Records; Marines, Royal: Other Ranks' Service Records; Markets and Fairs; Medals: Campaign and Service, Armed Forces; Medals: Gallantry, Armed Services; Medals: Gallantry, Armed Services, Further Information; Medals: Gallantry, Civilian; Medieval and Early Modern England, Outlawry; Medieval Customs' Account; Merchant Seamen: A Guide to PRO Related  Leaflets; Merchant Seamen: Abbreviations Found in RGSS Registers; Merchant Seamen: Interpreting Voyage Details in the Registers of Officer's Services; Merchant Seamen: Interpreting Voyage Details in the Registers of Seamen; Merchant Seamen: Interpreting Voyage Details in the Registers Seamen's Tickets; Merchant Seamen: Medals And Honours; Merchant Seamen: Officers' Service Records, (1845-1921); Merchant Seamen: Registers Of Service, (1835-1857); Merchant Seamen: Registers Of Service, (1913-1941); Merchant Seamen: Royal Naval Reserve (RNR); Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists And Agreements After 1861; Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists And Agreements, (1747-1860); Merchant Shipping: Passenger Lists; Merchant Shipping: Registration Of Ships, (1786-1994); Metropolitan Police; Military Maps of World War I; Military Nurses and Nursing Services; Military Records Information 17; Mines and Quarries; Monasteries and Religious Houses; Naturalisation (Grants of British Nationality); Navy: Log Books and Reports of Proceedings; Navy: Officers' Service Records, First World War, and Confidential Reports, 1893-1943; Navy: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (1903-1919); Navy: Royal, Nurses and Nursing Services; Navy: Royal, Operational Records 1660-1914; Navy: Royal, Operational Records 1914-1919; Navy: Royal, Operational Records 1939-1945; Navy: Royal, Pay and Pensions Records, Commissioned Officers; Navy: Royal, Pension Records, Ratings; Navy: Royal, Pension Records, Warrant Officers; Navy: Royal, Ratings Entering Service Between 1873 and 1923; Navy: Royal, Ratings' Service Records, (1667 -1923); Navy: Royal, Research and Development; Navy: Royal,  Officers' Service Records; Nurses and Nursing Services, Royal Air Force; Nurses, Civilian; Oath Rolls and  Sacrament Certificates after 1660; Ordnance Survey; Parliamentary Records after 1500; Parliamentary Records, Printed Papers; Passport Records; Photographs in the PRO; Pipe Rolls 1129-1835; Police, Royal Irish Constabulary; Poor and the Poor Laws; Poor Law Records 1834-1871; Port Books 1565-1799; Prisoners of War and Displaced Persons (1939-1953); Privy Council and the Colonies; Privy Council Correspodence from c1481; Privy Council Registers 1540 onwards; Probate Records; Proclamations, Orders in Council and Statutory Instruments; Public Health Epidemics in the 19th Century; Public Record Office: Aims and Structure; Public Records Outside of the PRO; Public Rights of Way; Railways, Administration Records; Railways, Staff Records; Refugees and Minorities; Royal Grants: Charter and Patent Rolls; Royal Household and Wardrobe after 1660; Royal Household and Wardrobe before 1660; Royal Warrant Holders, and Suppliers of Goods, from 1660; Seals; Ships Wrecked or Sunk; State Papers, Domestic: Charles II - Anne, 1660-1714; State Papers, Domestic: Commonwealth 1642-1660; State Papers, Domestic: Edward VI - Charles I, 1547-1649; State Papers, Domestic: George I - George III 1714-1782; State Papers, Domestic: Miscellaneous Classes; State Papers, Foreign; State Papers, Ireland: 1509-1782; Stationers' Hall Copyright Records; Supreme Court, Chancery Division: Cases after 1875; Supreme Court: Appeal Cases after 1875; Taxation Records before 1660; Titanic: RMS Titanic; Tithe Records; Transport  Records Relating to Railways; Transportation to America and the West Indies 1615-1776; Treasury Board: Letters and Papers 1557-1920; Treasury Solicitor; Treaties; Valuation Office; War Crimes of the Second World War; Wills and Death Duty Records after 1858; Wills before 1858: where to start; Womens' Services, First World War; Family History; Gallery 1: Naming Names and Tracing Places; Civil Registration; Stand Up and Be Counted; What About Births, Marriages and Deaths Before 1837?; Dissenting Voices; Britons Born, Married or Dying On-board Ship; Wills and Death Duty Registers; Finding Taxpayers; Ancestors as Investors; Oath Rolls; Timeline; Gallery 2: People at Work; Apprentices; Police; Customs and Excise; Coastguards; Lawyers in the Family; Other Records about People at Work; Gallery 3: The Army and Navy; Soldiers' Papers; Tracing Army Officers; Regimental Diaries; War Medals; The British Army before the First World War; The Royal Navy: Officers; Tracing Ratings; Merchant Seaman; Crew Lists; Log Books; Timeline; Gallery 4: Migrant Ancestors; Migrant Ancestors; Movements of the Poor; Britons Abroad; Children on the Move; Wartime Evacuees; Immigrants to Britain; Refugees; Ships' Passenger Lists; Gallery 5: Ancestors and the Law; Name Changes; Bankrupts; Criminal Courts; Prisoners and Transportation; Licences and Pardons; Cases in Chancery; The Court of Requests; Biography; Useful Websites/ Addresses; Local History; Gallery 1: Land and People; Enclosing the Land; Parish Acreage Returns: 1801; Tithe Files, Maps and Apportionments; Parish Summaries; 1910 Valuation Office Maps and Books; National Farm Surveys of England and Wales, 1941-43; Gallery 2: Local Government and Services; The Manor; Poor Law Unions; Public Health; Schools; Gallery 3: Popular Protest; Corresponding Societies; Luddism; The 'Swing' Riots; Chartism; The General Strike; Gallery 4: The Law; Assize Courts; Equity Courts (Chancery and Exchequer); Petitions for Clemency; Prisons; The Metropolitan Police; Gallery 5: Working Lives; Jobs in the Census; Wages/Payments; Health & Safety; Staff Records; Friendly Societies and Trade Unions; Uniting the Kingdoms?; England Introduction; France Introduction; Ireland Introduction; Scotland Introduction; Wales Introduction; Uniting the Kingdoms? Maps Gallery; Main Galleries; Birth, Marriage and Death; Census return for Albert Square, 1871; Death Mask of Dr John Yonge, 1516; Effects of Mary Smith, 1811; Inventory of a Plague Victim, 19 September 1665; Letter from Catherine Howard to Thomas Culpepper, 1541; List of drowned passengers on RMS Titanic, April 1912; Miniature Gothic Font, c.1840; The Lottery, 18th Century; Pit Girls, 1893; Kings & Queens; Prince Albert and the Great Exhibition, 1849; Edward VIII's letter of abdication; Allegorical Sketch of Mary Queen of Scots, 1567; Queen Elizabeth II at the Public Record Office, 1978; Photograph of George V, 1903; Letter from Richard III, 1483; Valor Ecclesiasticus, 1536; Queen Victoria's Census Return, 1851; Crime and Punishment; Jack the Ripper Letter and Postcard, September - October 1888; The Imprisonment of Sir Thomas More, 1534-5 The Imprisonment of Sir Thomas More, 1534-5; Indictment of Dick Turpin, 1739; Marquis of Queensberry's Calling Card for Oscar Wilde, 18 February 1895; Confession of Guy Fawkes, 17 November 1605; Photographs of Victorian Prisoners from Oxford Gaol, 1870-1881; Trial record of Charles I, 1649; Gallows Plan, 1881; Britain, Empire and Commonwealth; Conveyance of Land by Native American Chiefs, 19 July 1701; Letter from James Cook to Philip Stephens, Secretary of the Admiralty, 1768; Recipe for Empire Christmas pudding, 1920s; Map of the Empire, 1927; Southern Rhodesia Seal Matrices, Elizabeth II; Mutiny of the Bounty, 1790; Passenger List for the SS Empire Windrush, 1948; Famous Names; Charlie Chaplin at Chequers, 1931; Letter from Charles Dickens, 1862; Deed Poll showing Sir Elton John s change of name, 6 January 1972; Robin Hood s Wage Account, 1324; Jane Austen s Will, 27 April 1817; Shakespeare s Will, 1616; The Death of Lord Nelson, 1805; Returns and writs of Margaret Thatcher, 1979; Invention, Fashion and Design; Colossus Computer, 1943; Proposed Design for a new Houses of Parliament, 1733; SOS telegram sent from RMS Titanic, 14-15 April 1912; Whittle Jet Engine Notebook, c. 1935-39; Tudor Wallpaper Samples, 16th Century; Victorian Fashion Cut-outs, 1855; War and Defence; The Dam Busters, 1943; Hitler s Face on Matches, c. 1940-45; Sir Francis Drake and the Armada, 1588; The Battle of the Somme, 1916; Waterloo Campaign Medal, 1815; Wilfred Owen's Service Record; The Wider World; Anglo-Spanish Treaty, 1605; Channel Tunnel Plans, 1875; Gold seal of Francis I, 1527; Gold seal of Henry VIII, 1527; Gold Coins, 1780s; John Cabot s voyage to search for unknown lands, 1496; London Underground Poster: The Only Way to the Theatre , 1912; Map of New York, 1765; Ordinances of the Order of St. Michael presented to Henry VIII, 1527; Treaty of Amity with the USA signed by George Washington, 1794; Millenium Galleries; 11th Century; Abbreviatio of Domesday Book; Domesday Book; Census Returns 1841-1891; Valuation Office Records; Seal of King William I; 12th Century; Dialogue of the Exchequer; Henry I; Income Tax; Indirect and Assessed Taxes; Money; The First Pipe Roll; Tax; 13th Century; King John; Magna Carta; Parliamentary Writs & Returns; Seal of King John; Illuminated Book of Statutes; 14th Century - The Treaty of Calais; King Edward III; Gascony and the Wine Trade; The Black Prince; The Treaty of Rome; The Gold Seal of Francis I; Tourism and Travel in Europe; The Treaty of Calais; The Channel Tunnel; 15th Century; Caxton Printed Indulgence; Revolutions in Communication; Documents Before Printing; Early Printed Documents; King Edward IV; Printing, Propaganda & the News; 16th Century; Eye Witness Accounts; Queen Elizabeth I; Fashion; The Great Seal of Elizabeth I; Other Images of Monarchy; In Her Own Words; Portraits; 17th Century; Biographical Sketch; Other Famous Names; King James I; Private Life; Public Life; Shakespeare's Will; 18th Century; The War of Independence; Colonisation; King George III; The Olive Branch Petition; The Prelude to War; Britain & North America; 19th Century; Celebrations & Commemorations; Empire; The Jubilee Address; Trade & Transport; Britain & Australia; Queen Victoria; 20th Century - War; Agincourt Indenture; Defeat of the Spanish Armada; King George VI; Hitler's Skull; The Horrors of War; Siegfried Sassoon and WWI; Map of the Battle of Waterloo; Icons; Domesday Book 1086; Magna Carta; The Caxton Indulgence; The Confessions of Guy Fawkes; Shakespeare's Will 1616; The Pudding Lane Hearth Tax Entry; HMS Victory's Log 1805; Queen Victoria's Census Entry 1851; Wilfred Owen's Service Record, 1918; Abdication Instrument 1936; ; Links removed: Census; Family History; Gallery 1: Naming Names and Tracing Places; Civil Registration; Stand Up and Be Counted; What About Births, Marriages and Deaths Before 1837?; Dissenting Voices; Britons Born, Married or Dying On-board Ship; Wills and Death Duty Registers; Finding Taxpayers; Ancestors as Investors; Oath Rolls; Timeline; Gallery 2: People at Work; Apprentices; Police; Customs and Excise; Coastguards; Lawyers in the Family; Other Records about People at Work; Gallery 3: The Army and Navy; Soldiers' Papers; Tracing Army Officers; Regimental Diaries; War Medals; The British Army before the First World War; The Royal Navy: Officers; Tracing Ratings; Merchant Seaman; Crew Lists; Log Books; Timeline; Gallery 4: Migrant Ancestors; Migrant Ancestors; Movements of the Poor; Britons Abroad; Children on the Move; Wartime Evacuees; Immigrants to Britain; Refugees; Ships' Passenger Lists; Gallery 5: Ancestors and the Law; Name Changes; Bankrupts; Criminal Courts; Prisoners and Transportation; Licences and Pardons; Cases in Chancery; The Court of Requests; Biography; Useful Websites/ Addresses; A-Z Index of All Leaflets; Admiralty Charts; Agricultural Statistics: Parish Summaries; Air Force: RAF Airmen's Service Records; Air Force: RAF Operations Air Force: RAF Pensions; Air Force: RAF Research and Development; Air Force: RAF Tracing an Individual; American and West Indian Colonies before 1782; American and West Indian Colonies, State Papers; American Land Grants and Loyalist Claims; American Revolution; Anglo-Jewish history: 18th-20th centuries; Apprenticeships; Architectural plans; Army Auxiliary Forces (1769-1945); Army: Board of Ordnance; Army: Courts Martial Records, First World War; Army: Courts Martial Records: 17th - 20th Centuries; Army: Finding the Regiment; Army: Officers' Commissions; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1660-1714; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1714 - 1815; Army: Operations, Campaign Records (1816 - 1913; Army: Operations: After 1945; Army: Operations: First World War (1914-1919); Army: Operations: First World War: War Diaries; Army: Operations: Second World War (1939-1945); Army: Prisoners of War: British (1939 - 1953); Army: Prisoners of War: British (c1760 - 1919); Army: Prisoners of War: in British Hands (1698 - 1919); Army: Service Records: Civil War Soldiers (1642 - 1660); Army: Service Records: Commissioned Officers' (1660 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Commissioned Officers' Papers: First World War; Army: Service Records: Medieval and Early Modern Soldiers; Army: Service Records: Militia (1757-1914); Army: Service Records: Militia Muster Rolls: Tudor and Stuart (1522-1640; Army: Service Records: Muster Rolls and Paylists (c1730 - 1898); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Discharge Papers (1760 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Papers: First World War (1914 - 1920); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Pensions (1760 - 1913); Army: Service Records: Soldiers' Pensions: First World War; Army: War Dead: First World War; Assizes: English, 1656-1971: Key to Classes for Civil Trials; Assizes: English: Key to Records of Criminal Trials; Assizes: Welsh, 1831-1971: Key to Classes for Criminal and Civil Trials; Attorneys and Solicitors; Australia, Transported Convicts; Bankruptcy Records After 1869; Bankrupts and Insolvent Debtors: 1710-1869; Births, Deaths and Marriages at Sea; British Colonies and Dominions: Research Guide; British Propaganda in the 20th Century; Byelaws; Cabinet Office Records; Cabinet Records: War Cabinet (1939-1945); Canals: Administrative and Other Records; Captured German Documents: GFM; Catholic Recusants; Census, Ecclesiastical of 1851; Census, Population; Statistical Information; Chancel Repairs; Chancery Masters' and Other Exhibits: Sources for Social and Economic History; Chancery Masters' Reports and Certificates; Chancery Proceedings (Equity Suits before 1558); Chancery Proceedings (Equity Suits from 1558); Change of Name; Civil Servants and Tax Collectors; Coal Mining; Coastguards; Colonial Office: Advisory Committees; Colonial Office: Registers of Correspondence, 1849-1926; Colonial Office: Registers of Correspondence, 1926-1951; Common Lands; Companies and Businesses: Registration; Conscientious Objectors: First World War; Conveyances Land : Trust Deeds (Lands for Charitable Uses), 1736-1925; Conveyances, Land: Enrolment of Deeds, and Registration of Title; Convicts and Prisoners 1100-1986; Coroners' Inquests; Court of Exchequer, Equity Proceedings; Court of Star Chamber, 1485-1642; Court of Wards and Liveries, 1540-1645: Land Inheritanc; Court of; Requests, 1485-1642: A Court for the 'Poor' Court Records: The General Eyres 1194 - 1294; Criminal Trials at the Assizes; Criminal Trials, Old Bailey and the Central Criminal Court; Criminals: Tracing 19th Century Criminals in the PRO; Crown & Royalist Lands: 1642-1660; Death Duty Registers from 1796; Design and Trade Marks Registers; Diamond Marks, Board of Trade Registered Designs; Dissolution of the Monasteries; Divorce Before 1858; Divorce Records; Divorce Records After 1858; Dockyard Employees; Domesday Book; Dominions Office; Dormant Funds in Court; Easter Rising 1916: Ireland; Education: Elementary (Primary) Schools; Education: Elementary and Secondary Schools; Education: Records of Teachers; Education: Special Services; Education: Technical and Further Education; Embassy and Consular Archives; Emigrants to North America after 1776; Emigrants,  General; Enclosure Awards; Enclosure Maps; English Local History: a Note for Beginners; Family History in England and Wales; Farm Survey, National 1940-1943; Feet of Fines (Land Conveyances, 1182-1833); Foreign Office from 1782; Foreign Office: Card Index, 1906-1910; Foreign Office: Card Index, 1910-1919; French Lands of the English Kings; French Revolution; Genealogy before Parish Registers; Government Gazettes of the British Empire and Commonwealth; Health between the Wars: 1919-1939; Hearth Tax; Home Front: Second World War; Home Office Correspondence: 1839-1949; How to Interpret Death Duty Registers; How to Read Roman Numerals; Immigrants; Indonesia Since 1945; Inquisitions Post Mortem, Henry III-Charles I: Landholders and Their Heirs; Intelligence Records in the PRO; International Organisations: 20th century Europe; Internees: First and Second World Wars; Inventions: Patents and Specification; Irish Genealogy; Jacobite Risings; King's Bench (Crown Side) Records 1675-1875; King's Bench Criminal Trials: 1675-1899; Labour, Records of the Ministry of Labour; League of Nations; Letters and Papers of Henry VIII; Lunacy and the State; Lunatic Asylums; Manor and Other Local Court Rolls, 13th Century-1922; Manorial Records in the PRO; Maps and Plans: Foreign, Colonial and Dominions; Maps in the PRO; Marines, Royal: Further Areas of Research; Marines, Royal: How to Find a Division; Marines, Royal: Officers' Service Records; Marines, Royal: Other Ranks' Service Records; Markets and Fairs; Medals: Campaign and Service, Armed Forces; Medals: Gallantry, Armed Services; Medals: Gallantry, Armed Services, Further Information; Medals: Gallantry, Civilian; Medieval and Early Modern England, Outlawry; Medieval Customs' Account; Merchant Seamen: A Guide to PRO Related  Leaflets; Merchant Seamen: Abbreviations Found in RGSS Registers; Merchant Seamen: Interpreting Voyage Details in the Registers of Officer's Services; Merchant Seamen: Interpreting Voyage Details in the Registers of Seamen; Merchant Seamen: Interpreting Voyage Details in the Registers Seamen's Tickets; Merchant Seamen: Medals And Honours; Merchant Seamen: Officers' Service Records, (1845-1921); Merchant Seamen: Registers Of Service, (1835-1857); Merchant Seamen: Registers Of Service, (1913-1941); Merchant Seamen: Royal Naval Reserve (RNR); Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists And Agreements After 1861; Merchant Shipping: Crew Lists And Agreements, (1747-1860); Merchant Shipping: Passenger Lists; Merchant Shipping: Registration Of Ships, (1786-1994); Metropolitan Police; Military Maps of World War I; Military Nurses and Nursing Services; Military Records Information 17; Mines and Quarries; Monasteries and Religious Houses; Naturalisation (Grants of British Nationality); Navy: Log Books and Reports of Proceedings; Navy: Officers' Service Records, First World War, and Confidential Reports, 1893-1943; Navy: Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (1903-1919); Navy: Royal, Nurses and Nursing Services; Navy: Royal, Operational Records 1660-1914; Navy: Royal, Operational Records 1914-1919; Navy: Royal, Operational Records 1939-1945; Navy: Royal, Pay and Pensions Records, Commissioned Officers; Navy: Royal, Pension Records, Ratings; Navy: Royal, Pension Records, Warrant Officers; Navy: Royal, Ratings Entering Service Between 1873 and 1923; Navy: Royal, Ratings' Service Records, (1667 -1923); Navy: Royal, Research and Development; Navy: Royal,  Officers' Service Records; Nurses and Nursing