New additions to Ancestry concerning Warwickshire are:
Warwickshire, Militia, 1776-1825,
Warwickshire, Bastardy Orders, 1816–1839.
Warwickshire, Land Tax, 1773–1830, I'm not too sure about search facility for this, as i looked for some entries listing birmingham and got at least some which were definitely not birmingham
Warwick, Burial Slips from Warwick Cemetery, 1859–1968
Two which you can only browse , as they have not yet been transcribed:
Warwickshire, Parish Poor Law, 1546–1904
Warwickshire, Occupational and Quarter Session Records,
The last includes gamekeeper lists, freemasons, boat owners, jurors lists, freeeholders hearth tax records and Certificates for using Hair powder (!). Apparently "The practice of powdering hair began in England in the 17th century. At the end of the 18th century a duty of one pound one shilling a year was levied on everyone who continued to use hair powder"
Mike
Warwickshire, Militia, 1776-1825,
Warwickshire, Bastardy Orders, 1816–1839.
Warwickshire, Land Tax, 1773–1830, I'm not too sure about search facility for this, as i looked for some entries listing birmingham and got at least some which were definitely not birmingham
Warwick, Burial Slips from Warwick Cemetery, 1859–1968
Two which you can only browse , as they have not yet been transcribed:
Warwickshire, Parish Poor Law, 1546–1904
Warwickshire, Occupational and Quarter Session Records,
The last includes gamekeeper lists, freemasons, boat owners, jurors lists, freeeholders hearth tax records and Certificates for using Hair powder (!). Apparently "The practice of powdering hair began in England in the 17th century. At the end of the 18th century a duty of one pound one shilling a year was levied on everyone who continued to use hair powder"
Mike
. Saves me a few quid tho.
