The Edwardian Inventories for Huntingdonshire.
Edited by Mrs. S. C. Lomas.
Editor of State Papers, Charles I, Addenda, Etc. Etc
From Transcripts by T. Craib of the H.M. Public Record Office
Published 1906.

The mid 16th century Inventories of goods in the various parish churches

Includes an index of names.

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Paupers in Workhouses
Ordered by The House of Commons to be printed 30 July 1861.

Returns "from each workhouse in England & Wales, of the name of every adult pauper in each workhouse who has been an inmate of the workhouse during a continuous period of five years; stating the amount of time that each of such inmates shall have been in the workhouse, and the reason assigned why such persons are unable to maintain themselves:"
This cd contains the full return arranged by county and workhouse plus the summary

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The Visitation of the County of Huntingdon

Under the Authority of William Camden,
Clarenceux King of Arms by his deputy Nicholas Charles, Lancaster Herald
1613. Published in 1948.
Compilation of pedigrees and heraldry for the families of Huntingdonshire.
Complete with an index of
names.

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A Calendar of the Feet of Fines
relating to the county of Huntingdon
Levied in the King's Court from the fifth year of Richard I to the end of the reign of Elizabeth.
1194 - 1603
Edited by G.J.Turner, M.A.
Published in 1913.

The introduction of this book, which covers the first 166 pages, gives an in-depth explanation of the property comprised in fines (the manor, hides, virgates etc.). Plus a good description of what fines are how they are dated, the warranty and proclamations.
Also included are lists of both the men’s and women’s names that appear in the fines.
The fines (transfers of land and property) themselves are listed by regnal year.
Useful for medieval family and social history.

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