W. E. Tate

The hobby of genealogy, tracing your family tree, has really taken off over the last decade, mainly due to the wealth of knowledge available on the internet.
Not all records are available on the web though, and this is where this book shines.
Once you have surfed the net to find your Births, marriages and deaths, and once you have gotten back to 1837, what are you to do?

Parish records are the next step. This book describes the plethora of resources and records available as part of the British Parish register and Parish record system.
Whether it is Ecclesiastical or Civil records you are searching, from Glebe Terriers to Churchwardens accounts this book tells you how and where to find them. What information they contain. This is not really a reading book, nor a reference book, but a book to be dipped into when you need that little bit of info that will reveal your cherished ancestors.
Well worth the time.

HM… (meer)