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http://blhs.co.uk |
A very
informative site about the Betley Local History Society with many
interesting links. |
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www.betley.net |
An individual look
at Betley history with relevant research sources, including early
records from 975 to 1793, Parish Registers 1538 to 1812, Index to Betley
Will 1518 to 1857, etc. Site by Patrick Corness. |
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www.thepotteries.org/general/history.htm |
History, pictures
and people of the six towns. Interesting and informative |
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http://www.staffordshirebmd.org.uk |
The Register Office
of Staffordshire. For births, marriages and deaths from 1837 |
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www.fhsc.org.uk |
Family History
Society of Cheshire. Founded in 1969 and has 17 groups within Cheshire.
Contains a section on Cheshire Wills |
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www.workhouses.org.uk |
History of the
Workhouse including all of the local N.Staffs and S. Cheshire unions. |
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www.madeleystaffs.fsnet.co.uk |
Includes history and photos
of Madeley and Leycett. |
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www.cheshirebmd.org.uk |
Cheshire births marriages and
deaths indexes. |
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www.borderhistory.org.uk |
Represents all the family
history societies in the North Saffordshire/South Cheshire area. They
organise a history fair in a different village each year. |
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http://maps.cheshire.gov.uk/tithemaps |
The site
contains digitised tithe maps of Cheshire and
complete listings from the tithe apportionments. Sections of maps can be printed and
apportionments downloaded. If you have ancestors who
lived in Cheshire around 1840, and you know which
parish they lived in, then this site will show you
exactly where they lived.
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www.jjhc.info |
This site is extremely
informative and covers the British ancestors and relatives of JJ
Heath-Caldwell. The site also covers the history and photos of Linley Hall, Talke.
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Website |
Summary |
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www.a2a.pro.gov.uk |
Public Record Office
Archives. Catalogues describing archives held throughout England.
Changing to
www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a |
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www.1837online.com |
Has births,
marriages and deaths for 1837 to 2003. Also WW1 and WW2 and overseas
BMD’s. Fees payable |
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www.ukbmd.org.uk
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Provides links to
324 web sites that offer on-line transcripts of births, marriages,
deaths and censuses |
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www.ancestry.co.uk |
17 million names
indexed. The only place on the web where you can search all census
records for England and Wales spanning 1851 to 1901. Fees payable. |
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freeukgen.rootsweb.com |
A list of free
websites that provide a service to researchers. |
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www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk |
1861 t0 1901 census
records for Scotland |
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www.familyrecords.gov.uk |
Assists in finding
government records and other sources needed for family history research |
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www.bmsgh.org |
Local History
Society that covers Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.
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www.bmdindex.co.uk |
Has a complete range
of records from 1837 onwards. Fees payable. |
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www.1901census.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
Trace your English
and Welsh ancestors on the 1901 census. |
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www.1881-census.co.uk |
1881 census for
England and Wales. Fees payable |
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www.familyrecords.gov.uk |
This site gives help
in tracking down information on births, deaths, and marriages as well as
more unusual topics such as migration, military records and adoption. |
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www.worldroots.com |
For those hoping to
confirm their royal blood! |
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hotfiles.com/home/genealogy.html |
Family tree programs
to download |
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freebmd.rootsweb.com |
Provides free
internet access to transcribed records |
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Public Record Office |
Links to
www.familysearch.org |
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members.aol.com/vicgarvey/index3.html |
Personal hints from Vic Garvey |
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www.sog.org.uk |
Society of Genealogists |
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www.cwgc.org
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Established by Royal Charter in 1917, the
Commonwealth War Graves Commission pays tribute to the 1,700,000 men and
women of the Commonwealth forces who died in the two world wars.
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www.spatial-literacy.org/UCLnames/default.aspx |
A recent research project
based at University College London (UCL) has investigated the
distribution of surnames in Great Britain, both current and historic.
The website allows users to search these databases and to trace the
geography and history of their family names. A very good surname profiler. |
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www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.1530 |
The National Monuments Record
(NMR) based in Swindon and
maintained by English Heritage is
one of the largest accessible
archives in the UK and the biggest
dedicated to the historic
environment. Amongst other things
you can request aerial photos of any
area providing you know the grid
references at the extremes of the
area. Can be especially good for local history.
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http://www.ancestor-search.info/ |
A reference type web
site aimed
principally at
guiding newcomers to
genealogy. Also
gives them the
guidance on where
to seek information
on their English and
Welsh ancestors in a
systematic
structured way.
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