An Index of London Hospitals and their Records
An alphabetical index of London hospitals and their records. This book includes information on hospitals both past and present and lists the type of records available and where to find them. There also is a very useful section listing hospitals by postal district.
My Ancestor was Irish
A concise, straightforward guide to help you start to trace your Irish ancestry. Alan Stewart’s book is not only for people who live in Ireland but also for anyone living in other countries. The challenges of Irish research are well known but many records and sources do exist. Alan aims to guide you through the pitfalls and problems, while offering plenty of advice and tips along the way.
My Ancestors were Londoners
One-sixth of the population of England and Wales live in the London area, and a high proportion of the population has always lived in London. Most genealogists, therefore, will have, sooner or later, to tackle the tracing of London ancestry. However, tracing London ancestors is not impossible, and relies on much of the same techniques used elsewhere, although with different emphases. The purpose of this booklet is to review these techniques in the specific circumstances of London.
My Ancestor was Scottish
A comprehensive and indispensable guide to tracing Scottish ancestry. Alan Stewart’s book can help you get to grips with the differences and nuances of researching genealogy in Scotland, from civil registration and census returns, to parish registers, wills and testaments, tax and valuation records, services of heirs and legal records.
My Ancestor Settled British West Indies
For family historians who have ancestors who migrated from Britain to the area once known as the British West Indies. John Titford’s guide aims to help you to find and use the records held in Britain and those held in the territories themselves.
An Index of London Schools & their Records
An updated version of this publication, listing London Schools, their addresses, dates of foundation, where & what period their records cover plus London maps. There is also a list of repositories which hold London School records, along with their addresses.
Greater London Cemeteries & Crematoria
During the 1950s burials in inner London were discontinued, at various dates, and the local parishes involved stopped maintaining parish burial registers. The burials moved from inner London out to other areas of Greater London. Non-denominational cemeteries were used, owned by commercial companies or local government bodies.