Anguline Research Archives.
An organisation dedicated to bring rare books as Digital Downloads at an affordable
price, to the local history researcher and to the family history researcher.
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About Us
Anguline Research Archives was founded in 2005 by Guy Etchells and Angela Petyt B.A.(hons.).
It is an organisation dedicated to providing digital resources for
family historians, local historians and social historians.
Produced from a wide variety of printed sources containing records from
the medieval period to the twentieth century - parish registers, school
and college registers, wills, court rolls, directories, maps, topography,
etc. – Anguline Research Archives’ digital downloads both assist and inform the researcher.
With affordable prices and free delivery worldwide, Anguline Research Archives catalogue now contains over 500 Digital Downloads. Using state of the art technology – our reproduction facilities include Bookeye Scanner and Epson Discproducer - the CDs are produced on demand in-house to high quality standards.
Here is a small selection of reviews, articles and feedback about our products that have appeared in newspapers, magazines etc. over the years.
Please note most of our Digital Downloads are now machine
searchable (even if they were not at the date of the review) and are compatible with Text to Speech software such as Adobe Acrobat's "speech out loud" and AT&T's "Natural Reader".
Most may also be accessed via E-book readers.
Prices may have changed due to increased costs between the review date and the present time.
All reviews reproduced courtesy of the magazine or newspaper mentioned.
Your Family Tree, Issue 36, April 2006
Family
History Monthly Magazine, Issue 129, ............Shropshire
Star Tuesday June 2009
April
2006
....Reviewed by David Tippey
Family
Tree Magazine June 2009
Reviewed by Bob Lawrence
Your
Family Tree Magazine Issue 67 August 2008..................
Ancestors
Magazine Issue 77 January 2009
............................................................................................Reviewed
by Kathy Chater