UK Genealogy-Links - Lincolnshire County Free Lookup Index. Untitled. Entries in the Steeple Ashton parish registers of christenings indicate that three children were christened on the following dates: Robert 8 Aug 1630; William 17 Jun 1632 and Robert 3 Mar 1633. All three of the children are listed as the sons of "Robert Berret". From the christening entries of the children, we know the name of the father. Beyond the name of "Robert Berret", nothing is known about this relative or his wife. Because of extensive research, it can be said for a fact that Robert Berrett ca 1604 is the first relative to appear on the pedigree of the "Berretts of Down Berrett Lane" and thousands of other Berretts. Robert's birthdate is estimated. He could have been born between 1570-1616, but was probably born between 1590-1615. The third son of Robert Berrett (1604) was christened "Robert" 3 Mar 1633 in Steeple Ashton, Wiltshire, England.
Elizabeth was christened 3 Jul 1625 in Steeple Ashton and is the daughter of Steven Francis (b. ca 1599). Mark of Robert Berrett St. Manningford Bruce, Wiltshire. From FamilySearch Wiki England Wiltshire Wiltshire Parishes Parish History MANNINGFORD-BRUCE (St. Resources Civil Registration Birth, marriages and deaths were kept by the government, from July 1837 to the present day. Church records Manningford Bruce, Wiltshire parish registers of christenings, marriages and burials are available online for the following years: Census records Census records from 1841 to 1911 are available online. Probate records Records of wills, administrations, inventories, indexes, etc. were filed by the court with jurisdiction over this parish. Maps and Gazetteers Maps are a visual look at the locations in England. Websites References Need additional research help?
Need wiki, indexing, or website help? Did you find this article helpful? I You're invited to explain your rating on the discussion page (you must be signed in). Parish registers & Online Transcriptions Archive. Looking for a particular name? Select a parish and select baptism, marriage or burial and then Press CTRL+F and type in the name required What this means is that as well as transcriptions completed by ourselves, we will also include entries from volunteer transcribers. Links to other transcription web sites will also be included as it seems a waste of energy to duplicate the great work already completed by others. We will also incorporate Village and Parish history and photographs.
This is an entirely self financing project and we are paying for the hosting of what is a considerable amount of data on our knightroots web-space. These online transcripts are created from microfiche, purchased from or viewed at Records Offices and are . 1. 2. Email us for details This project can ONLY succeed with the help of others........YOUR OPC PROJECT NEEDS. Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerk Project - Dorset OPC. Somerset Online Parish Clerks (Genealogy) | Home. Wilsford%20(Pewsey)%20-%20Marriages%201589-1837.pdf. Parishes - Manningford Bruce | A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 10 (pp. 113-119) Wiltshire Probate Records. From FamilySearch Wiki England Wiltshire Getting Started Probate is the legal court process by which the estate of a deceased person is distributed to his or her heirs.
Probate records include wills and administrations. 1858 to the Present Beginning in 1858, the Principal Probate Registry had the authority for probating estates. Before 1858 Before 1858, Church of England ecclesiastical courts had authority for this process. Step 1. Here are some online indexes to probate records that include individuals who lived in Wiltshire. Before looking for a will, you should search an index. This catalogue gives access to wills and other probate records of the diocese of Salisbury which used to cover not only Wiltshire but also Berkshire (under certain circumstances) and parts of Dorset and Devon. Wills at Salisbury 1464-1858 Contents: v. 122. If yes, go to Step 4 below. Step 2. Determine when your ancestor died. Determine where your ancestor died. I. Wiltshire County Council - Wiltshire Archive Catalogue - Wiltshire Wills. Introduction Welcome to the Wiltshire and Swindon Archives, Wiltshire Wills on-line catalogue!
This catalogue gives access to wills and other probate records of the diocese of Salisbury which used to cover not only Wiltshire but also Berkshire (under certain circumstances) and parts of Dorset and Devon. You can search for people by name, place, occupation and date. The collection covers 1540-1858. Searching the catalogue is FREE. In addition there are digital images for some of the documents (just over 25%) which can be viewed following on-line payment or free of charge by people visiting the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre. How it works Search for Free Search the catalogue by filling in the fields in the left-hand menu bar, by name, place, occupation and date then click on the grey SEARCH button (you may need to scroll down to see this).
View Records On-Line With effect from 26th January a new pay to view service is being launched for the on-line images part of the Wiltshire Wills. Wiltshire County Cemetery Records, England | Genealogy. First Steps in Family History. Everyone has a different way of approaching their family history, and a unique motive for doing so. For many people, it is natural human curiosity, for others a need for some kind of escapism from the routine of everyday life, or perhaps a search for identity and a desire to learn more about our make-up, to discover who we are and where we have come from.
What are you aiming at? You have lots of possible avenues to research, but at the outset you need to decide whether, for instance, you will begin by tracing your father’s line as far back as possible, or perhaps you will try to tackle your direct female line (your mother’s mother, her mother, and so on). Taking the second option will mean that the surname you are searching for will change with every generation. You might decide to research each of your grandparents, giving you four different surnames to explore, or perhaps try to discover all you can about each of your great, great grandparents.
Starting out in family history Yourself. Wiltshire Online Parish Clerks Family History Local History.