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Events and Fairs 2016. Look here at Great Pictures! CAMPAIGN FOR REAL BOOKS. CAB Search - archival products. AMP Family History Services. Family Silver - evocative jewellery of timeless appeal. One Stop Genealogy - website CD Rom directory. Events and Fairs 2016. Look here at Great Pictures! Thank you for visiting our site.

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Downloadable maps. Map of the month – Rugby, men and odd shaped balls. October 2, 2015. Rugby School, Warwickshire. MAP: OS Town Plans 1:500. 8211; published in 1887). Nearly two centuries of Rugby’s history are written in the stones that stand around Rugby School, where in 1823 William Webb Ellis is said to have first picked up the ball and run, hence inventing the game of rugby football. He never married and died in the south of France i...

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Map of the month – Botchergate, Trollope and the Bellman. September 25, 2015. Botchergate, Carlisle (MAP: OS Town Plans 1:500 – published in 1865). Thirteen years after Sir Rowland Hill, Secretary of the Post Office, introduced the Penny Post that the first mainland Pillar Box was erected in Botchergate, Carlisle in 1853. Prior to 1859 colours varied until a bronze green colour was chosen as the new standard, which was to last until 1874. Initially ...

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New Town Plans – 50% Off. | Cassini Maps Blog

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Skip to primary content. New Town Plans – 50% Off. May 11, 2015. Ordnance Survey’s most detailed historical mapping. Published from the mid 1800’s to the 1920’s. Instant downloads only 7.49. Ideal for Family History research. Choose from 468 available Towns. Amazing detail – 1:500, 1:528 and 1:1056 scales. See Town Plans for your area, or find other scales and map products. This entry was posted in 1:1056. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Join 7,681 other f...

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There are many websites containing mapping resources for the genealogist. Some are free and some require payment. Some display a simple image and others use specialist viewing applications. To use an image as an overlay in Google Earth it must be possible to download or link to the actual image file - not all sites will allow this. Here is a list of some of the more popular sites -. Very good coverage of London, England. Very good coverage of London, England. John Snow's 1859 map of London, England.

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TrunkCalls... Hallworths and Tuthills: Charles Hallworth: 1785-1853

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Was born in 1785. In Pulloxhill, and you can read more about his parents and half-siblings here. His mother was the second wife of a dairyman, Thomas Hallworth, and she had 3 boys altogether. Charles was the eldest, and his younger brother Philip was to become the publican at the Maulden pub, Dog and Badger (more on him here. The third brother was named Jonathan, more on him as yet unwritten. Thanks very much to the delightfully curious Charlotte for getting me started with this family! And more about th...

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Hankelow — Village history. Historical articles contributed by readers. The information in this section is believed to be correct, but may contain errors and omissions. Please don't hesitate to contact us. Should you wish to correct us, or contribute information to this section in written, oral (e.g. on tape) or visual (i.e. old photographs) form. All information will be copied and returned in the original condition. This page contains the following articles :-. Excerpts from "The Audlem Scrapbook of 1951.

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Bookmark us to return later. Discussion forum with useful advice on restoring old properties. Sell Your Old House. Amongst the earliest maps will be those accompanying enclosure awards dating from the middle of the eighteenth century. These will be held at the County records office or the Public Record Office. There are numerous potential sources of local maps, particularly estate maps or maps drawn up by local business ventures or estates. These may be held by local authorities or parish councils.

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Old Maps. When is a railway not a railway? July 12, 2016. The Surrey Iron Railway, Wandsworth, London: Ordnance Survey Old Series 1805. The Surrey Iron Railway (SIR) was first public railway independent of a canal to be built by Act of Parliament (1801). Opened in 1803 it ran for approximately nine miles along the side of the River Wandle from Wandsworth Wharf, on the River Thames, towards Mitcham and Croydon. The track comprised iron...