
Anguline Research Archives.
An organisation dedicated to bring rare books on CD at an affordable
price, to the local history researcher and to the family history researcher.
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Anguline Research Archives have pleasure in bringing to the researcher looking for their ancestry a wide range of sources that include:
Plus many more excellent and unusual printed resources from medieval times up to the 20th century to help with your research.
An example of our high-quality scans (Whitkirk parish register, Yorkshire) and CD designs. All CDs are packaged in sturdy cases with covers designed to resemble a book.
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Registers
of the Churches of the Chapel Royal, St. James & Swallow Street,
London Published in 1924. The register for the Chapel Royal, St. James contains Baptisms
and Marriages 1700 to 1756. |
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Accounts
of the Churchwardens of St. Martin's, Leicester. Published in 1884. The Accounts of the Churchwardens of St. Martin's, Leicester,
1489 - 1844. |
The
Historic Stillbirth Register is an ongoing project with more records being added each day. The coverage varies considerably between parishes counties and even centuries. The database covers entries between the years 1551 and 2005
; though does not claim to be an exhaustive list of such stillbirths. |
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The
Registers of the Parish of Woodmancote, Sussex
Published in 1932. The Parish Registers of Woodmancote includes
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The Parish Registers of Watermillock, Cumberland. Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1579-1812. |
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How
to Write a History of a Parish : An outline guide to topographical
records, manuscripts.
An excellent and informative book for the genealogist and local historian. Chapters include- Etymology and Maps; Prehistoric Remains; Anglo-Saxon Remains; The Norseman and the Dane; History of the Manor; Civil or Domestic Architecture; Personal History; Parochial Records; History of the Church; Religious Houses and finally General Topics followed by an eight page index. |