FREE ACCESS to PARISH RECORDS from 1565 to 1941 transcribed by Linda Rodgers (c) Copyright 2018. All downloaded transcriptions may not be reproduced elsewhere without permission. Downloads available in searchable EXCEL 2007. (Note:- All spread sheets are protected from being changed, copied or illegally reproduced.) To search a surname in EXCEL, click on the box above the surname […]
Non-Conformist & Confirmation Parish Records Transcribed by Linda Rodgers Records for Swanbourne Baptist Church:- In searchable EXCEL format:- Baptist Members – Eureka Partnership Information In PDF format:-Baptist Members – Eureka Partnership Information Records for Swanbourne Methodist Church:- In searchable EXCEL format:- Methodist Christenings – Eureka Partnership Information – Copy In PDF format:- Methodist […]
WILL WRITTEN ONLY TWO DAYS BEFORE MURDER OF LORD OF THE MANOR!! By Linda Rodgers Thanks to Carolyn Jones for help with transcription Historic Wills are often difficult to read and interpret. However, the contents of a Will can shed invaluable light on family relationships, so can be a massive aid in the construction of family trees when […]
The Buckinghamshire Posse Comitatus 1798 Transcription by Ken Harris In February 1798. as part of the preparations for defending England from Napoleon, a survey was undertaken in Buckinghamshire of the names and occupations of all the men between the ages of 15 and 60 years, in each of the hundreds of the County. They could be […]
Where did they go? By Linda Rodgers (c) Copyright 2018 Movement of individuals and families are traced by combining Parish Records with Census data. These are all the names of persons who were born in Swanbourne but have subsequently moved away. The data also provide a check as to whether persons being researched were born […]
FREE ACCESS to complete CENSUS RECORDS of Swanbourne in searchable Excel format to download. Transcribed by Linda Rodgers (c) Copyright 2013. The data is provided in searchable EXCEL format (security coded as they are copyright). To search a surname, click on the box above the surname column. Only leave the name sought ticked in the box. […]