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Cheshire Tithe Maps Online

Posted on 22 June 2010 by Linda Elliott
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  All the Cheshire Tithe Maps & Apportionments are now available online. The Cheshire Record Office website states….. Almost 500 Cheshire tithe maps are now available online. Together with the information recorded in tithe apportionments, they are a unique record … Continue reading →

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Maps Online

Posted on 12 December 2009 by Linda Elliott
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  A commercial site featuring the Collins Bartholmew maps that as well as selling maps through their online shop, also offers a free search for imagines some down to street level. Worth a look. Detailed Historical Maps Mapseeker – In … Continue reading →

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Cambridge University Map holdings

Posted on 12 December 2009 by Linda Elliott
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  Many universities have marvellous map rooms and Cambridge University is amongst the best…… The Map Department contains some 1,100,000 maps, both British and foreign, several thousand atlases and other ancillary material. The average annual intake is about 30,000 items … Continue reading →

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Irish Historic Maps Online

Posted on 9 November 2009 by Linda Elliott
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  Ordnance Survey Ireland now have a website with maps 1829 – 1913 available. You can view them online, download them or place an order for printed copies. http://www.osi.ie/   Technorati Tags: Ireland,Irish Ordnance Survey,Maps,genealogy,history … Continue reading →

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Tower Hamlets Map

Posted on 2 November 2009 by Linda Elliott
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If you have ancestors in the Tower Hamlet area of London try this map link from the East London History Society . The page offers a Victorian map of the area next to a modern map, very useful for getting … Continue reading →

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