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Dorset Tithe Maps go online

Posted on 7 September 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Tithe Apportionments & Maps have been added to the Ancestry.co.uk Dorset Collection. Genealogy and maps go together wonderfully  and tithe maps  are excellent as the papers work that goes with them name the owners and the occupiers of the plots … Continue reading →

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More Surrey records on FindMyPast

Posted on 7 September 2012 by Linda Elliott
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FindMyPast has added more Surrey records to their Thames & Medway Collection. This time round it is the turn of St Mary’s Rotherhithe and St Paul’s Rotherhithe, the records are transcripts of baptisms 1850 – 1900 & marriages 1870 – … Continue reading →

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New Warwickshire parish transcripts online

Posted on 24 August 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Boyd’s Inhabitants of London & Boyd’s Family Units

Posted on 16 August 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Percival Boyd would have loved the internet, he was a prolific indexer and produced the Boyd’s Marriage index and the lesser known, but as important Boyd’s Inhabitants of London and Boyd’s Family Units. I can imagine that if he was … Continue reading →

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Surrey Historic Records go online in 2013

Posted on 1 August 2012 by Linda Elliott
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Surrey Historic Records go online in 2013. It’s amazing how the internet allows news, good & bad, to whizz round so quickly ! Thanks to Chris Paton & Kathryn Hughes on Twitter for the great news that the Bishop of … Continue reading →

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