Doncaster Family History Society

British Isles Genealogical Register
(known as the Big R)

This includes surnames being researched within the British Isles by family historians world-wide. England is published in separate counties based on the pre-1974 historic counties. Ireland, Scotland and Wales are being produced as separate countries but the interests are placed alphabetically by historic county within each country. 1994 Version covers the following counties: Cornwall, Devon and Somerset
1997 Version Country wide
2000 Version Country wide

Members Interest - for various societies:

The purpose of these directories is to encourage contact between members with common interests. If you find an interest that matches one of your own, please write to the member concerned. The system depends on the goodwill of all contributing members.
Location: Misc Drawer 1
Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, Cornwall, Devonshire, Essex, Folkstone,
Gloucestershire, Huntingdonshire, Middlesex (West), Norfolk, Ormskirk, Oxfordshire,
Peterborough, Somerset & Dorset Suffolk, Wharfedale, City of York and Yorkshire (East)
Parish Registers
These fiche record information taken from the original parish registers for the following parishes.
Bawtry
Finningley
Harworth Parish Registers
Harworth Chapel Registers
Lincoln City (burials only)
Misson Parish Registers
Misterton Parish Registers

Nottingham Union Workhouse - admissions & discharges (1858 - 1867)

This is the second in the series of extant Workhouse Volumes listing the admissions only, together with the births & deaths occurring in the workhouse and covers the period 20 th September 1858 to 21 st July 1860. The first 3 months of this volume duplicate the last 3 months of the previous volume, (November 1856 to December 1858), but have been reproduced as slight differences have been noted between the 2 sets of Registers in these duplicated months. Researchers who find an entry of Interest in this booklet are advised to refer to the original register entry, as there is much information in the register which it is not possible to record in a transcription of this type. It is unfortunate that as the clerks who completed the entries in the registers changed, so the amount of detail recorded either increased or decreased.