Examples of Listings in the British Isles
October 18, 2008 by Luxegen Genealogy and Family History
Filed under Dr. Chapman Part II, England, genealogy
In my last post I talked about the listings of early British Census and why they were collected, as outlined by Dr. Colin R Chapman in a talk I attended at our local Family History Society. He also talked about where the lists were compiled. This included:
-Country, principality, Province
-Counties
-Ridings, Sokes (called Baronies in Ireland)
-Hundreds, [...]
Early British Census -1086 to 1841
October 18, 2008 by Luxegen Genealogy and Family History
Filed under Dr Chapman Part I, England, genealogy
I attended a series of interesting talks by Dr. Colin R Chapman today sponsored by the Alberta Family History Society. For those who may not know, Colin Chapman is a well respected UK genealogist with 14 or more genealogical publications and a wealth of knowledge. One of the talks was “Genealogy in Early British Census [...]
