Marsh family tree


Sources of Information - Places and Organisations




A Memory, souvenirs, conversations with relatives, correspondence, observations.


London
B General Register Office, births, marriages & deaths from 1837 (Ireland from 1864).
C Census returns (previously at PRO Portugal street, now multiple sources).
D Public Record Office (PRO) formerly at Chancery Lane (Closed - records now at TNA Kew)
E The National Archive (TNA), Ruskin Avenue, Kew.
F Probate Office, 42-49 High Holborn WC1; wills & admons since 1858 (formerly Somerset House)
G Guildhall Library, Aldermanbury, City of London (some records now at LMA below)
H Society of Genealogists (formerly at 14 Charterhouse Buildings EC1)
I London Metropolitan Archives (LMA), (formerly GLRO), 40 Northampton Road EC1
BI Bishopsgate Institute, David Webb

BM British Library, Saint Pancras (formerly at the British Museum)
BLN British Library Newspaper library (formerly at Colindale, now St Pancras)
BP St Bride's Printing Library, Bride Lane, Fleet St
ISL Islington local history centre, 245 St John St EC1V 4NB
0207-527-7988
LP Lambeth Palace library (Archbishop of Canterbury MLs etc.) 0207-898-1200
NPG
National Portrait Gallery, Heinz Library, Orange Street WC2



0207-321-6617
PL Holborn Library, Theobalds Rd (St Pancras local info)
0207-974-4444
QU Quaker library, 173 Euston Road NW1 2BJ
0207-663-1135
TL The Tower of London (by post only)

WA Westminster Abbey, Deans library, East Cloister ( by appointment) 0207-654-4830
WL Westminster City Archives, 10 St Ann's Street SW1 0207-641-5180

Cemeteries
PC St Pancras Cemetery, High Rd, East Finchley (from 1854)




General and online

Anc Ancestry.com

BHO British History Online (british-history.ac.uk/search)

FMP FindMyPast.com

ILL Inter-library loan (UK library system).
Lon London Lives, searchable database at londonlives.org

OB Old Bailey proceedings, online at oldbaileyonline.org (included within London Lives)
PW Published work, available at many places.

UADL University of Adelaide digital library

ww A site on the worldwide web (Internet)
X A specific church or cemetery (Monumental inscriptions etc.)
Z LDS (Mormon) library, London

ZZ LDS (Mormon) library, Salt Lake City, Utah





England and Wales

BOD Bodleian Library, Oxford

DR Devon CRO, Great Moor House, Bittern Rd EX2 7NL
01392-384253
DU Durham University, 5 Cathedral Close (wills)
0191-374-3610
K Kent County Archive, Maidstone ME14 1LQ
03000-314141
LL West Yorkshire archive, Leeds (was Sheepscar library) now Morley LS27 7JQ
LR Lancashire CRO, Bow Lane, Preston PR1 2RE
01772-533039
LVL Liverpool city library, William Brown St L3 8EW
0151-233-5817
M Manchester central library, local studies dept

MA Manchester City Archives, central library
MR Greater Manchester CRO, 56 Marshall Street

ND North Devon record office, Tuly St, Barnstaple EX31 1ELM
01271-388607
Q Cheshire CRO, Duke Street, Chester CH1 1RL
01244-972574
R Durham CRO, county hall: A1M, A690, A691
03000-267619
S Salford Peel Park library, the Crescent M5 4WU
0161-778-0814
SOM Somerset Heritage Centre, Broad Way, Norton Fitzwarren TA2 6SF
SUD Suffolk CRO, Bury St Edmonds (Sudbury Archdeaconry) (Burgess background) 01284-741212
T Hertfordshire CRO, County Hall, Hertford SG13 8EJ
0300-123-4049
WAR Warwick CRO, Priory Park, Cape Road CV34 4JS (Burton background info)
Y North Yorkshire CRO, Malpas Rd, Northallerton
01609-777585

Ireland
FrIr From Ireland - Internet genealogy resource at www.from-ireland.net (2003)
ICI Church of Ireland RCB library, Braemor Park, Churchtown, Dublin 14 -1-492-3979
IGL Gilbert Library, Dublin City library, Pearse Street
-1-677-7662
IGS Irish genealogical research society (at Society of Genealogists, London)
IKI Kings Inn library, Henrietta St, Dublin 1
-1-874-4840
INA National Archive of Ireland, Bishop Street, Dublin 8
00353-1-407-2300
INL National Library of Ireland, Kildare St, Dublin 2, inc. the Genealogical Office -1-603-0200
IRD Registry of Deeds, Henrietta St, Dublin 1
-1-670-7500
ITC Trinity College, Dublin, Berkeley library, Fellows Square
-1-608-1127








Sources of Information
- Document types

No.

1 Birth, marriage and death registers
1837 on (code not used - see 'place' B)


2 Parish registers (including bishops' transcripts and non-conformists)


3 Marriage licences (allegations and bonds)


4 Monumental inscriptions (gravestones, etc.)


5 Wills and administrations


5a Death Duty registers 1790s on


6 Probate Inventories to 1782


7 Directories and almanacs predominantly 1780-1940


8 Census returns, the 1939 register, etc. (code not always used - see 'place' C)








Voting etc.
10 Electoral rolls 1832 on


11 Juror lists (in Quarter sessions) 1696-1831


12 Poll books (in Quarter sessions) & freeholder lists 1700s


13 Lord lieutenant's lists/Posse Comitatus/Levee en mass 1797, 1803, others


14 Protestation / Association Oath Rolls (to the crown) 1600s




Taxation
20 Rate books; Churchwardens and Overseers of the poor


21 Land tax assessments 1692-1831 and modern equivalents


22 Window tax returns 1696-1851


23 Male servants tax late 1700s


24 Hearth tax returns 1662-1674


27
Lay subsidies, ‘free and voluntary present’, etc.
1500s-1600s











Land
30 Inclosure documents 1700s and 1800s


31 Tithe maps and apportionments & similar land valuations 1830-50


32 Parliamentary return of owners of land
England - 1873, Ireland - 1876


33 Road Maps







Property
35 Registries of Deeds (Middlesex, Yorkshire and Ireland [place IRD])


36 Title deeds, leases and indentures


37 Manorial records - estate records, court rolls, etc.


38 Insurance records







Trade & Occupation
40 Apprentice indentures


41 Company / livery company / trade association records


42 The Medical Register


43 The Army List, other army & militia records


44 School log books


46 The Dentists' register from 1879



Legal and Ecclesial

Kings Inn admission records (see 'place' IKI)


50 Legal cases and bills, Quarter Session records


53 Calendars of State Papers (relating to Ireland) at the National Archive


55 Workhouse admissions and Poor law settlements



Periodicals
61 Newspapers and periodicals


62 'Notes & Queries' periodical 1849-late 1800s


63 The London Stage (magazine)



64 The Gentleman's Magazine 1731-1922


65 Dublin Historical Record 1938-date


66 Dublin Evening Post 1719-1875


67 The London Gazette (official journal of the British Govt) 1666-date







Publications, Reference works
71 Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press


73 Sell's Dictionary of the world's press


75 Samuel Whyte's poems, 3rd edn. Robert Marchbank, Dublin 1795 &



Miscellanea Nova, by S.Whyte & E.A.Whyte, Dublin 1800


76 Alicia LeFanu's Memoirs of Mrs Sheridan. Whittaker, London 1824


77 Betsy Sheridan's Journal, Ed. William Lefanu. Eyre & Spottiswoode 1960


78 History of Dublin, by Sir T.J. Gilbert. McGlashen & Gill, Dublin 1854-59


79 A Land Journey from Asia to Europe, by W.A.Whyte. London 1871


80 History of Banbridge, by Captain Richard Linn. 1935

and Bridges to Banbridge, by W Haughton Crowe. Dundalgan Press 1980




81 General Williamson's Diary, by John C. Fox. Camden Society 1912


82 Burke's Landed Gentry of Ireland, 1st edition 1898


83 Other reference books, name & author as noted.


84 Borris-in-Ossory, an Irish Parish, by Hilary D Walsh. Kilkenny Journal 1969







Pedigrees and Research
90 Heralds' Visitations, 1630-1684


91 Pedigrees, family trees and notes compiled by other people


92 The Montague-Smith collection at the Society of Genealogists



(from the late P.W. Montague-Smith esq. of Brereton, 197 Park Rd, Kingston upon Thames)







Personal
95 Family papers, letters, etc.


96 Diaries


97 Family bibles










Sources of Information - People



A1 Myself.
A2 Uncle Harold: the late SH Squier 2/1B of Frampton Mansell, Glos.
Visit July 1977.
A6 The late Jack 2/3AB and Muriel Heming of Totnes, Devon.
A7 Auntie Trix: the late Mrs J Francis (née Blore) 3/3AB of Banstead, Surrey
A8 Cousin Doy: the late Mrs D Bispham2/3AA of Milstead, Kent
Visits 1978-1999.
A9 Auntie Bobbie: The late Mrs Harris, widow of the late Alan Marsh 2/3B
Visit Sept 1978,

Large collection of genealogical information, now held by daughters Amanda Brown and Susan Stedman (including Cahill family bible) Visit Feb 1999 and others
A10 Anne Tulloch (née Marsh) 2/3BB formerly of Emsworth, Hants Conversation Mar 1979.
A13 Mrs Vacky Noble formerly of Northwich, Cheshire, now New Zealand. Descendant of Elinor Jane Cahill 3/6 Visits 1994-96.
A17 Trevor Brock of Hornsby, New South Wales Australia
Letter 1998.
A18 'Among her own People'; monograph by Eric Bates of Bonnington, Kent 2003.
A/NB Nigel Byatt, emails re. GV and JB Marsh
2017



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