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Baptisms 100 Years, Marriages 75 Years & Burials 25 Years North West Kent Family History Society Publications List 2019 (September) Census Discs: CD16 1891 Bexley Sub District of Dartford Registration District: transcript & £8.00 alphabetical index (30,000 names) CD3 1891 Bromley Registration District – name index & transcript as £12.00 enumerated (69,000 names) CD13v2 1801 & 1821 Dartford 1801 & 1821 – early census, images of originals & transcript £10.00 CD4 1891 Dartford Registration District (less Bexley) (38,112 names) £10.00 CD2 1891 Lewisham Registration District - name index & transcript as £12.00 enumerated (94,000 names) CD15v2 1841 -1911 Plaxtol (Part of Wrotham Parish) – transcript & surname index £10.00 Census 1841-1911 CD93 1891 Tunbridge Wells Census transcript (TW001) £5.00 CD98 1841,61 & 91 Wadhurst Census transcript (TW002) £8.00 CD14 1891 Woolwich Registration District - name index & transcript as £15.00 enumerated (107,324 names) Some of our discs currently do not comply with Data Protection and will have to be amended at the time of sale: Baptisms 100 years, Marriages 75 years & Burials 25 years Visit the Society’s Library to view beyond these dates Original Parish, Cemetery & Other Register Facsimiles on Disc: - Images of the original registers (some have transcripts) CD-OR26 Ash: St. Peter & St. Paul Composite Registers 1560-1737; Baptisms £10.00 1737-1996; Marriages 1737-1837; Burials 1837-1973 CD-OR151 Beckenham: St George and Baptisms 1772-1901, Marriages 1790-1901 £10.00 & Burials 1772-1884 “ Beckenham: St Barnabas and Baptisms 1877-1928 & Marriages 1893-1950 “ Beckenham: St Michael and Baptisms 1877-1894 “ Beckenham: St Paul Marriages 1873-1913 CD-OR116 Belvedere: All Saints Baptisms 1861-1950 & Marriages 1862-1900 £10.00 CD-OR103 Bexley: St. Mary and Registers 1565-1812 & Baptisms 1813-1950 £8.00 “ Bexley: St. John Baptisms 1882-1938; Marriages 1892-1933 CD-OR104 Bexley: St. Mary Marriages 1755-1956, Burials 1813-1978 £8.00 DVD-OR17 Bexley: St. Mary & St John DVD version of CD-OR103 & 104 £13.00 CD-OR106 Bexleyheath: Christ Church and Baptisms 1844-1917 £8.00 “ Welling: St. John Baptisms 1869-1942 CD-OR107 Bexleyheath: Christ Church Baptisms 1917-1959 £8.00 CD-OR108 Bexleyheath: Christ Church Marriages 1847-1900 & Burials 1842-1925 £8.00 CD-OR109 Bexleyheath: Christ Church Marriages 1900-1956 £8.00 DVD-OR18 Bexleyheath: Christ Church DVD version of CDs OR106, 107, 108 & 109 £26.00 CD-OR100 Bexleyheath: Cemetery Burial Registers & Index 1879-1943 £10.00 Registered Charity No. 282627 Events leaflet No 1 –02.09.2019 Page 1 North West Kent Family History Society DVD-OR16 Bexleyheath, Erith & Sidcup: Burial Registers & Indexes as described £25.00 Cemeteries within CD-OR100, DVD-OR21 & CD-OR102 CD-OR51 Blackheath: All Saints Baptisms 1859-1969 & Marriages 1859-1993 £10.00 CD-OR150 Bromley Poor Law Union: 1899-1930 (over 5000 names). 1899-1914 £10.00 Vaccination Registers Various Farnborough, 1904-1909 Beckenham, 1922- 1927 No 3, 1922-1929 No 1A, 1929-1930 Southern. CD-OR152 Bromley: St Peter & St Paul Baptisms 1772-1949 & Burials 1678-1941 £8.00 CD-OR153 Bromley: St Peter & St Paul Marriages 1735-1915 & Banns 1754-1812 & £8.00 1838-1902 DVD-OR34 Bromley: St Peter & St Paul DVD of OR-CD152 & 153 £13.00 CD-OR154 Bromley Common: Holy Trinity Baptisms 1843-1907, Marriages 1843-1897 £10.00 & Burials 1844-1932 CD-OR52 Catford: St. Andrew Baptisms 1900-1990 & Marriages1905-1991 £10.00 CD-OR53 Catford: Perry Hill: St. George Baptisms 1871-1945 & Marriages1880-1990 £10.00 CD-OR80 Charlton: St. Luke Composite & other registers 1653-1812 £8.00 CD-OR81 Charlton: St. Luke Baptisms 1813-81 £8.00 CD-OR82 Charlton: St. Luke Marriages 1813-41 £8.00 CD-OR83 Charlton: St. Luke Marriages 1841-53 £8.00 CD-OR84 Charlton: St. Luke Marriages 1853-68 £8.00 CD-OR85 Charlton: St. Luke Marriages 1868-1913 £8.00 CD-OR86 Charlton: St. Luke plus Burials 1850-1963. £8.00 Charlton Cemetery Grants Covering 1923-26 DVD-OR22 Charlton: St. Luke DVD version of CDs CD-OR80 to 86 incl. £30.00 CD-OR161 Chelsfield: St Martin Registers 1559-1812 & Burials 1813-1966 £8.00 CD-OR162 Chelsfield: St Martin Baptisms 1813-1915, Marriages 1813-1940 £8.00 & Banns 1824-1908 CD-OR163 Chelsfield: St Martin Registers 1559-1812, Baptisms 1813-1915, £13.00 Marriages 1813-1940, Banns 1824-1908 & Burials 1813-1966 CD-OR155 Chislehurst: St Nicholas Composite 1558-1815, Baptisms 1813-1886, £10.00 Marriages & Banns 1754-1928, Marriages & Banns 1802-1812, Banns 1824-1904 (gap 1866-1869), Burials 1813-1897 CD-OR156 Chislehurst: The Annunciation Baptisms 1870-1901, Marriages 1876-1920 £10.00 + Banns 1875-1899, Burials 1871-1907 CD-OR110 Crayford: St. Paulinus Composite Registers 1538-1812 & £8.00 Baptisms/Marriages 1757-1868 CD-OR111 Crayford: St. Paulinus Baptisms 1867-1982 £8.00 CD-OR112 Crayford: St. Paulinus Marriages 1813-1922 £8.00 CD-OR113 Crayford: St. Paulinus Marriages 1922-1955 £8.00 CD-OR114 Crayford: St. Paulinus Burials 1813-1985 £8.00 DVD-OR19 Crayford: St. Paulinus DVD version of CDs CD-OR110 to 114 incl. £30.00 1538-1985 CD-OR160 Crayford: Methodist Baptisms 1896-2004 & Marriages 1934- £10.00 2004. Farningham Baptisms 1856-64 & 1884-92 and Dartford Baptisms 1837-1979 CD-OR19 Crockenhill: All Souls Baptisms 1852-1940; Marriages 1853-1954 £10.00 & Burials 1852-1964. Registered Charity No. 282627 Events leaflet No 1 – 02.09.2019 Page 2 North West Kent Family History Society CD-OR165 Crockenhill: Everest Funeral Four Registers covering 1846-1924 £13.00 Registers transcribed with over 1200 entries plus surname Index, copies of original images & explanatory introduction. DVD-OR35 CWG & CWGPP Dartford Area Over 900 images of individual service £10.00 1WW & 2WW personnel headstones plus those commemorated on family graves, some of graveyards, and a detailed listing of those either buried or commemorated (supplements CWG website in some instances) – gives name, age, military details and where either buried or commemorated. DVD-OR36 CWG & CWGPP Sevenoaks Almost 800 images of individual service £10.00 Area 1WW & 2WW personnel headstones plus those commemorated on family graves, some of graveyards, and a detailed listing of those either buried or commemorated (supplements CWG website in some instances) – gives name, age, military details and where either buried or commemorated. DVD-OR37 CWG & CWGPP Bromley Area Over 1700 images of individual service £15.00 (two discs) 1WW & 2WW personnel headstones plus those commemorated on family graves, some of graveyards, and a detailed listing of those either buried or commemorated (supplements CWG website in some instances) – gives name, age, military details and where either buried or commemorated. CD-OR10v2 Darenth: St. Margaret Registers 1678-1812 & Baptisms 1813-1996 £8.00 (includes St Luke’s, Green St Green Baptisms 1906-1959) CD-OR11 Darenth: St. Margaret Marriages 1813-1954 & Burials 1813-1992 £8.00 DVD-OR3v2 Darenth: St. Margaret DVD version of CD-OR10 & 11 incl. £13.00 1678-1996 CD-OR20 Dartford: Christchurch Baptisms 1910-65 & Marriages 1910-54 £10.00 CD-OR1 Dartford: Holy Trinity Registers c1561-1812 £8.00 CD-OR2 Dartford: Holy Trinity Baptisms 1813-1983 £8.00 CD-OR3 Dartford: Holy Trinity Marriages 1813-1984 £8.00 v2 CD-OR4 Dartford: Holy Trinity Burials 1813-1926 £8.00 DVD-OR1v2 Dartford: Holy Trinity DVD version of CD-OR1 to 4 incl. 1561- £26.00 1984 CD-OR21 Dartford: St. Alban Baptisms 1903-58 £8.00 CD-OR22 Dartford: St. Alban Marriages 1903-54 £8.00 CD-OR23 Dartford: St. Alban Burials 1903-10 & 1923-37 & Baptisms £8.00 1958-82 DVD-OR7 Dartford: St. Alban DVD version of CD-OR21 to 23 incl. £20.00 CD-OR24 Dartford: St. Edmund Baptisms 1956-91 £10.00 DVD-OR14 Dartford: East Hill & Watling Burial registers/indexes 1856-2006 (DVD) £13.00 Street Cemeteries Registered Charity No. 282627 Events leaflet No 1 – 02.09.2019 Page 3 North West Kent Family History Society CD-OR71 Dartford: Stone Cemetery Burial Registers & Indexes 1899-2006 £10.00 CD-OR72 Dartford: Burial Registers & Indexes 1895-2006 £10.00 Swanscombe Cemetery DVD-OR15 Dartford Cemeteries: East Hill, Burial Registers & Indexes 1856-2006 £25.00 Watling Street, Stone & (Combined DVD version) Swanscombe CD-OR160 Dartford Methodist: Baptisms 1837-1979, Crayford Baptisms £10.00 1896-2004 & Marriages 1934-2004, Farningham Baptisms 1856-64 & 1884-92 CD-OR49 Dartford Villages: Misc Parish Parishes covered: Darenth, Dartford, Horton £10.00 Chest Records in the Kirby, Longfield, Meopham, Southfleet & Archdeaconry of Rochester Swanscombe CD-OR120 Deptford: St Nicholas Registers 1563-1812 £8.00 CD-OR121 Deptford: St Nicholas Baptisms 1813-1930, Burials 1813-1873 £8.00 CD-OR122 Deptford: St Nicholas Marriages 1754-1860 £8.00 CD-OR123 Deptford: St Nicholas Marriages 1860-1933 £8.00 DVD-OR28 Deptford: St Nicholas All 1563-1933 DVD of CD-OR120 to 123 £26.00 CD-OR124 Deptford: St Paul Registers 1730-1788, Baptisms 1788-1870 £8.00 CD-OR125 Deptford: St Paul Baptisms 1871-1949 £8.00 CD-OR126 Deptford: St Paul Marriages 1754-1858 £8.00 CD-OR127 Deptford: St Paul Marriages 1859-1966 £8.00 DVD-OR29 Deptford: St Paul DVD of CD-OR124-127 incl. 1730-1966 £26.00 CD-OR118 East Wickham: St. Michael Composite 1730-1812, Baptisms 1813-1930, £10.00 Marriage & Banns 1754-1783, Marriages 1813-1912 & Burials 1803-1996. CD-OR115 Erith: Christchurch and Baptisms 1871-1919 & Marriages 1875-1908 £10.00 “ Erith: St John and Baptisms 1901-1949, Marriages 1888-1946 & Burials 1886-1967 “ Erith: Wesleyan Baptisms 1889-1969 DVD-OR21 Erith Cemetery Burial Registers 1894-1962 (DVD version) £13.00 CD-OR165 Everest Funeral Registers See under Crockenhill CD-OR64 Eynsford: St Martin & St. Martin Registers 1538-1760 and £8.00 Lullingstone St Botolph Lullingstone: St.
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