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Historic Bristol Maps Online

Posted on 29 January 2012 by Linda Elliott
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This website offers access to historic maps, images & links for the city of Bristol. There is a good guide to using the site and what you can expect to find. Even though I don’t have any Bristol family I … Continue reading →

Posted in Land & Property Records, Maps, Take It Further, Where Did They Live? | Tagged Bristol Record Office, Family History, Genealogy, Maps, Photographs | Leave a reply

Macclesfield Residents

Posted on 10 April 2011 by Linda Elliott
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  Great website if you have family living in Macclesfield in the 17th century. The intro on the site says …… This website has been created for family and local historians who are interested in tracing their ancestors amongst the … Continue reading →

Posted in Land & Property Records, Local History, Where Did They Live? | Tagged Family History, Genealogy, Macclesfield | 2 Replies

London Land Tax Records

Posted on 21 February 2011 by Linda Elliott
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  Ancestry.co.uk has recently published the London Land Tax Valuations for 1910. The records were compiled as part of what became known as the Domesday Survey, the government at the time wanted to re-distribute wealth  through the assessment of land … Continue reading →

Posted in Land & Property Records, Where Did They Live? | Tagged Family History, Genealogy, Land Tax, London | Leave a reply

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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Irish Land Certificates to be destroyed

Posted on 30 December 2009 by Linda Elliott
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  The Irish Times reported that hundreds of thousands of land records are to be destroyed once they have been transferred to an electronic system. The majority of the records date from the 1970’s, but some are more than 100 … Continue reading →

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