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Berwickshire, Scotland Fiche and Film Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1841 Census 1891 Census Index Parish Registers 1851 Census Directories Probate Records 1861 Census Maps Taxes 1861 Census Index Miscellaneous Wills 1881 Census Transcrip & Index Non-conformist Records 1841 CENSUS A complete set of films covering all Berwickshire Parishes in the 1841 Census is held in the AIGS Library Note that these items are microfilm of the original Census records and are filed in the Film cabinets under their County Abbreviation and Film Number. Please note: (999) number in brackets denotes Parish Number Parish of Coldingham (726) Film BER 726-736 Quoad Sacra Parish of Houndwood Parish of Ayton (727) Film BER 726-736 Enumeration Districts 1-6 Parish of Bunde & Preston Parish (728) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Channelkirk (729) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Chirnside (730) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Cockburnspath (731) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Coldingham (732) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Coldstream (733) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Cranshaws (734) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Dunds/Dunse (735) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Earlston (736) Film BER 726-736 Parish of Eccles (737) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Edrom (738) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Eyemouth (739) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Fogo (740) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Gordon (742) Film BER 737-757 Note: Missing from the Film (741) Parish of Greenlaw (743) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Hume (744) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Hutton (745) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Ladykirk (746) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Langtom (747) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Lauder (748) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Legerwood (749) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Longformacus (750) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Merton (751) Film BER 737-757 Updated 18 August 2018 Page 1 of 13 Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1841 CENSUS Continued Parish of Mordington (752) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Mordington (752) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Nenthorn (753) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Polwarth (754) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Swinton & Simprim (755) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Westruther (756) Film BER 737-757 Parish of Whitesome & Holton (757) Film BER 737-757 1851 CENSUS Berwickshire Parishes in the 1851 Census held in the AIGS Library Note that these items are microfilm of the original Census records and are filed in the Film cabinets under their County Abbreviation and Film Number. Parish of Abbey St. Bathans (726) Abbey St. Bathans Shannabank Film 1851/BER 1 Strafontaine Godscroft Pateshill Barnside Parish of Ayton (727) Ayton Flemington Film 1851/BER 1 CoastGuard Stonefauld Head of Brae Parish of Bunkle & Preston (728) Linlaw Bunkle Marygold Croftgatehall Film 1851/BER 1 Blackhouse Mayfield Preston Billiemains Parish of Channelkirk (729) Oxton Shotts Grassmyres Collielaw, Tenrigs Midburn Netherbowerhouse Overbowerhouse Old Collielaw Dass Threeburnford Southfield Overhouden Herriotsall Ugston Justicehall Ugstonmains Parkfoot Airhouse Nertherhowden Nattbarnes Film 1851/BER 1 Wiselawmill Channelkirk Kirktonhall Harlside Eldershape Lowries Dan Glengelt Headshanlaugh New Channelkirk Annfield Inn Bradfoot Friarsnose Keiphope Hillhouse Carpae Carpae Upper Gate Carpae Gate Carpac Common Headshaw Updated 18 August 2018 Page 2 of 13 Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1851 CENSUS Continued Parish of Chirnside (730) Film 1851/BER 1 Chirnside Parish of Cockburnspath (731) Cove Cockburnspath Film 1851/BER 1 Redburgh Parish of Edrom (738) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Eyemouth (739) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Fogo (740) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Foulden (741) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Gordon (742) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Greenlaw (743) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Hutton (745) Film 1851/BER 2 Hutton Paxton Parish of Ladykirk (746) Film 1851/BER 2 Horndean Parish of Langton (747) Film 1851/BER 2 Gavington Parish of Lauder (748) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Legerwood (Ledgerwood) (749) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Longformacus (750) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Merton (Mertoun) (751) Film 1851/BER 2 Bemersyde Dryburgh Parish of Mordington (752) Film 1851/BER 2 Mordington Ross Parish of Nenthorn (753) Courthill Harrietfield Film 1851/BER 2 Newton Newton Don Parish of Polwarth (754) Polwarth Mill Mount Robert Film 1851/BER 2 Cothill Charterden Ford Marchmont Manse of Polwarth Parish of Swinton (755) Film 1851/BER 2 Parish of Westruther (756) Film 1851/BER 2 Houndslow Westruther Parish of Whitsome (757) Whitsome Leetside Dykehead Muirhouse Hilton Wymfield Film 1851/BER 2 Jardenfield Eaglehall Whitsome Hill East Newton West Newton Wester Laws Whitsome Manse Whitsome Crofts Updated 18 August 2018 Page 3 of 13 Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1861 CENSUS Berwickshire Parishes in the 1861 Census held in the AIGS Library Note that these items are microfilm of the original Census records and are filed in the Film cabinets under their County Abbreviation and Film Number. Please note: (999) number in brackets denotes Parish Number Abbey St. Bathans (726) Film BER 726-739 List of Persons Not in Houses Ayton (727) Ayton East of Netherbyre Hillburn Netherbyre Lodge Brownsbank Ayrton Toll Hillburn Greystanless Cottage Catch Kenny Film BER 726-739 New Flemington Farm New Flemington Cottages Chesterbank Farm Flemington Cottages Cowdrait Swaddlers Corner Burmouth Stonefauld Coast Guard Station Cliff Cottage Bunkle & Preston (728) Film BER 726-739 Primrose Hill Preston Channelkirk (729) Film BER 726-739 Axton Chirnside (730) Film BER 726-739 Chirnside Cockburnspath (731) Cockburnspath Chapel Hill Tower Linkhead Cove Farm Cove Pathhead Railway Station Hoprig Tulfordlees Stockbridge Neuk Film BER 726-739 PeaseMill Rotheugh Old Cambers Head-chesters TownHead Blackburn Blackburn Mill Hoprig Shiels Ecclie Bowshiel Coldingham (732) Coldringham Store Coldringham Film BER 726-739 Farms of Heughead Houndwood Grants House List of Persons not in Houses Reston Auchincrow Coldstream (733) Film BER 726-739 Cranshaws (734) Film BER 726-739 Dunse (735) Film BER 726-739 List of Persons not in Houses Earlston (736) Film BER 726-739 Updated 18 August 2018 Page 4 of 13 Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1861 CENSUS Continued Eccles (737) Eccles Shiells Cottages Bartlehill Farm Kingsrig Cottages Wormeslaw Farm Eccles Hassington Mains Garm Kennetsidheads Farm Hassingotn Loanknow Farm List of Persons not in Houses Sain Farm Lockton Brigham Film BER 726-739 Home Bank Grange Lane Bank Head Newtown Mersington Hill Eccleslofts Herdrigg Boughtrigg Langrigg Karns Meesington List of Persons not in Houses Leitholm Belville West Leitholm Edrom (738) Film BER 726-739 Allanton Eyemouth (739) Film BER 726-739 Eyemouth Fogo (740) Film BER 740-757 Foulden (741) Film BER 740-757 Gordon (742) Film BER 740-757 Greenlaw (743) Film BER 740-757 Hume (744) Hamlet of Humehall Hume Hamlet of Hume Orchard Hamlet of Hardies Mill Place Film BER 740-757 Hamlet of Hallsidehill Hamlet of Humeford Hume Mill Hutton (745) Hutton Paxton Crossrig Farm Sunwick Farm West Fishwick Broadmeadows Film BER 740-757 Broadmeadows Farm Fishwick Farm Fishwick & Tweedhill Paxton Nabdean Farm South Mains Farm Ladykirk (746) Film BER 740-757 Horndean Langton (747) Film BER 740-757 Cavington Lauder (748) Film BER 740-757 Updated 18 August 2018 Page 5 of 13 Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1861 CENSUS Continued Legerwood (749) Ledgerwood Cornbie East Mortherton West Mortherton Cambridge Dodmill Film BER 740-757 Dods Old Boon New Boon Whitslaid Bridgehaugh Bridgehaugh Mill Birkenside Bridgend Longformacus (750) Film BER 740-757 Merton (751) Burnsyde Bryburgh Film BER 740-757 Brotherton Whitriggbog Whiterighill Mordington (752) Film BER 740-757 Ross Starch-Houses Nenthorn (753) Girrick Newthorn Film BER 740-757 Whitehills Polwarth (754) Polwarth Hamlet of Polwarth Hill Film BER 740-757 Polwarth Manse Marchmont Hamlet of Colthills Swinton & Simprin (755) Film BER 740-757 Westruther (756) Westruther Farm of Whiteburn Film BER 740-757 Hamlet of Ryelshaw Gateside Bruntisburn Mill Spottiswood House Houndslow Whitsome & Hilton (757) Whitsome Whitesomehaus Film BER 740-757 Heritage Crofts & Manse Longrigg Census of Merchant and Royal Navy Ships The film of 1861 Census of Merchant and Royal Navy Ships in Port covers all of Scotland. Film 1861 Census "Ships in For Berwick , ships are listed in the following Registration Districts: - Coldingham and Port" 902 Eyemouth. 1861 CENSUS INDEXES Index to Marine Returns for Scotland Fiche SCT 1E Updated 18 August 2018 Page 6 of 13 Berwickshire Catalogue of Fiche and Film 1881 CENSUS TRANSCRIPT & INDEX 1881 Census Index for entire County of Berwickshire in 6 sets of fiche. (Surname Index, Birth Place Index, Census Place Index, As Enumerated, Misc. Notes, Ships, Institutions). Also on CD (1881 British Census and Index). 1881 Census - Surname Index Fiche BER G1-G2 1881 Census - Birth Place Index Fiche BER G3-G4 1881 Census - Census Place Index Fiche BER G5-G6 1881 Census - As Enumerated Fiche BER G7-G8 1881 Census - Miscellaneous Notes Fiche BER G9 1881 Census - List of Instutions Fiche BER G10 1891 CENSUS INDEX Parishes in the Berwickshire 1891 Census in the AIGS Library We have a complete set of Indexes for all Berwickshire parishes for the 1891 Census. 1891 Census Index Fiche BER 1H-2H DIRECTORIES 1805 Directory of Berwickshire, Berwick Fiche BER 1 Part of the Nick Vine Hall Collection 1837 Directory of Berwickshire Fiche BER 2 Part of the Nick Vine Hall Collection 1915 Directory of Scotland [Private Residents & Trades] Fiche SCT 419-425 Part of The Nick Vine Hall Collection MAPS Note: The collection of Maps held in the library is in paper format, and will be found in the Map Cabinet. Civil Parishes and Counties of Scotland showing Overall Dates of Old Parochial Records Held in Edinburgh and available Worldwide on microfilm for the Counties of Berwick, Roxburgh, Selkirk and Peebles.
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