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Catalogue 2007-2008 Ancestral Indexes Catalogue 2007-2008 Research Aids for Local & Family Historians including Antiquarian, Rare & Specialist Books on CD- Rom Original Indexes was established on the 1 s t of July 1996 to meet the growing demand among local and family historians for indexes to primary sources in a cheap and convenient format – Microfiche, Booklet and CD-Rom. On 1 s t November 2006, Northumberland and Durham Family History Society acquired the stock of Original Indexes following the sudden death of one of the business partners, and re-titled the stoc k. We now have the largest catalogue of its kind in the North of England. Standard histories also feature on our price list. Originally on microfiche, these are now available on CD-ROM at a fraction of their antiquarian value, so we can all afford them! Though based in the North-East of England, our price list reflects a range of interests, regional, national and international. In addition to indexes, and Rare Books we also offer for sale photographs from our vast collection of Anglican and other churches in the North of England and the Scottish Bo rde rs. Marginal Notes Parish Registers on Microfiche, CD-Rom and Booklet Format Well here it is the all new Ancestral These have been arranged alphabetically by county Indexes catalogue, gone are the Deanery Please note codes when ordering:- sections, everything is now in CD = CD-Rom, MF = Microfiche, BK = Booklet alphabetical order by county, whether it is Microfiche, Booklet or CD-Rom, so Cumberland & Westmorland lookout for the codes when ordering. • Addingham & Melmerby Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • The catalogue will now be produced Alston & Garrigill Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£13.50 CD £19.50 only once a year with updates of new • Alston & Garrigill Burials 1798-1812 MF£4.50 titles at various times throughout the • Arthuret Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 year, so make sure you are on our • Baptisms of the First Presbyterian Chapel, Longtown, mailing list in order to receive these. 1799-1881 MF£4.50 • Bewcastle Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 See the new order form for details of CD£9.50 • Brampton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 how to create your own CD-Rom of our • Brampton Deanery Baptisms 1813-1839 MF£36.00 Parish Register Indexes, you say what • Brampton Deanery Burials 1813-1839 MF£18.00 you would like, we will make to your • Brampton Deanery Marriages 1813-1839 MF£13.50 very own special order! • Brampton Deanery Presentments 1665- BK£7.50 • Bridekirk & Isel Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 Also see the new special offer on the • Carlisle Christ Church Bap. & Bur. 1831-1839 MF£4.50 Books on CD-Rom and the new revised • Carlisle St Cuthbert Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1817 MF£4.50 • prices for the Trade Directories. Carlisle Deanery Presentments 1666-1727 BK £2.50 • Croglin, Farlam, Nether Denton & Over Denton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Crook St Catherine Bap. & Mar. 1813-1839 BK£3.50 • Crosthwaite, Borrowdale, Newlands, St John's in the Vale, Keswick, Thornthwaite & Wythburn Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£13.50 • Dufton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1798-1839 MF£4.50 • Eden Hall, Great Salkeld & Langwathby Bap., Mar., & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Greystoke, Matterdale, Mungrisdale, Threlkeld & Watermillock Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 • Hayton, Castle Carrock, Cumrew & Cumwhitton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 • Hesket in the Forest with Armathwaite & Ivegill Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 • Irthington & Scaleby Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Kirkandrews-on-Esk & Nichol Forest Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Kirkland with Culgaith & Ousby Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813- 1839 MF£4.50 • Kirklinton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Lanercost Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Lazonby & Plumbton Wall Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Nentsbury WM Baptisms 1837-1958 BK£3.50 • Nenthead Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1845-1901 MF£4.50 • Penrith Deanery Burials 1813-1839 MF£18.00 • Rockcliff Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Solway Deanery Presentments 1663-1750 BK £2.50 • Stapleton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Warwick Bridge Roman Catholic Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1765- 1901 MF£4.50 • Warwick-on-Eden & Crosby-on-Eden Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.50 • Wetheral Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£9.00 • Wreay Bap. & Bur. 1813-1839 BK£2.50 County Durham • Crook Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1843-1861 MF£8.00 • Auckland Deanery Burials 1798-1812 MF£4.00 • Croxdale & Tudhoe RC Bap. & Bur. 1774-1901 MF£8.00 • Auckland Deanery Marriages 1813-1839 MF£8.00 CD£14.50 • Auckland St Andrew, Escomb, Etherley & Shildon Bap., • Dalton-le-Dale Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1653-1812 CD£6.50 Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£16.00 • Darlington Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1798-1812 MF£8.00 • Auckland St Andrew Bur. 1721-1747 BK£6.00 • Darlington Deanery Burials 1798-1812 MF£4.00 • Auckland St Helen Bap. 1773-1797 BK£4.50 • Deptford St Andrew Baptisms & Marriages 1845-1851 • Auckland St Helen Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1798-1812 MF£4.00 MF£4.00 • Auckland St Helen Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£8.00 • Dinsdale Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1556-1813 CD£6.50 • Barnard Castle & Whorlton Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 • Dinsdale, Hurworth, Middleton St George & Sockburn MF£12.00 Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.00 • Barnard Castle Deanery Burials 1798-1812 MF£4.00 • Durham Apprenticeship Indentures 1308-1929 MF£15.00 • Barnard Castle Deanery Burials 1813-1839 MF£12.00 • Durham Bastardy Bonds, Affiliation Orders, Examination • Barnard Castle Deanery Marriages 1813-1839 MF£8.00 Certificates & Warrants MF£15.00 • Barnard Castle Primitive Methodist Baptisms 1830-1901 • Durham Burials 1813-1837 – Anglican MF£88.00 MF£4.00 • Durham Burials 1813-1837 - Non-Anglican MF£4.00 • Billingham with Wolviston Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 CD£9.50 MF£4.00 • Durham Cathedral Church 1609-1896 CD£12.50 • Bishop Middleham Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1559-1812 CD£8.50 • Durham City Freemen 1742-1802 MF£8.00 • Bishopwearmouth Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£24.00 • Durham Deanery Burials 1798-1812 MF£8.00 CD £34.50 • Durham Marriage Bonds (Miscellanea) 1594-1782 • Bishopwearmouth Christ Church (Ashbrook) Bap., & Mar. MF£16.00 1876-1901 MF£4.00 • Durham Marriage Bonds 1594-1699 (ISBN 0-9546362-7-9) • Bishopwearmouth St Thomas Bap. & Mar. [CD £25.00] 1846-1861 MF£4.00 1862-1871 • Durham Marriage Bonds 1700-1754 (ISBN 0-9546362-5-2) MF£4.00 1872- [CD £25.00] 1881 MF£4.00 • Durham Marriage Bonds 1754-1797 (ISBN 0-9546362-4-4) • Boldon Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.00 [CD £25.00] • Bournmoor Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1868-1901 MF£4.00 • Durham Marriage Bonds 1798-1812 (ISBN 0-9546362-3-6) • Brancepeth Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.00 [CD £25.00] • • Brancepeth Marriages 1840-1945 MF£4.00 Durham Marriage Licenses held in the Diocese of York • Brandon, Brandon Colliery & New Brancepeth Bap., Mar. 1590-1713 MF£4.00 • & Bur. 1877-1901 MF£16.00 Durham Marriage Licenses relating to Allertonshire 1667- • Burnopfield Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1873-1901 MF£8.00 1890 MF£4.00 • • Byers Green Bap., Mar, & Bur. 1845-1861 MF£4.00 Durham Marriages 1798-1812 - Not in Boyd's. MF£16.00 CD£24.00 • Byers Green Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1862-1871 MF£4.00 • Durham Marriages 1813-1837 (ISBN 0-9546362-1-X) • Castle Eden Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1661-1812 CD£6.00 CD£25.00 • Castle Eden, Dalton-le-Dale, Easington, Monkhesledon & • Durham Pre 1837 Non-Anglican Marriages MF£4.00 Seaham Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£8.00 • Durham Marriages part 1 by W.E.Rounce for:- Auckland St • Castleside Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1864-1901 MF£4.00 Helen (1653-1837), Croxdale (1732-1837), Escomb (1543- • Castletown (North Hylton) St Margaret Baptisms & 1837), Hamsterly (1580-1837), Merrington (1579-1837), Marriages 1874-1901 MF£4.00 Shildon (1834-1837), Witton-le-Wear (1558-1837) • Chester-le-Street & Durham Congregationalist Bap., Mar. Cockfield (1579-1837), Gainford (1569-1837), Middleton- & Bur. 1751-1901 MF£5.00 in-Teesdale (1621-1837), Staindrop (1626-1837), Whorlton • Chester-le-Street Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£20.00 (1713-1837), Winston (1716-1837) Chester-le-Street • Chester-le-Street Deanery Burials 1798-1812 MF£8.00 (1582-1837), Lamesley (1689-1837), Washington (1603- • Chester-le-Street Deanery Marriages 1813-1839 MF£8.00 1837) Coniscliffe (1590-1837), Denton (1673-1837), • Chester-le-Street Baptisms Heighington (1571-1837), Hurworth (1560-1837), 1840-1849 MF£4.00 1849-1864 MF£4.00 Middleton St George (1616-1838), Sockburn (1593-1837) 1864-1877 MF£4.00 1877-1886 MF£4.00 Brancepeth (1599-1837), Durham St Margaret (1558- 1886-1894 MF£4.00 1894-1901 MF£4.00 1837), Durham St Nicholas (1540-1837) CD £25.00 • Chester-le-Street Burials • Durham Marriages part 2 by W.E.Rounce for:- Durham 1840-1855 MF£8.00 1855-1867 MF£4.00 Cathedral (1609-1896), Durham St Mary-le-Bow (1573- 1837), Durham St Mary South Bailey (1559-1841), 1868-1882 MF£4.00 1882-1927 MF£4.00 Durham St Oswald (1538-1837), Pittington (1575-1837), • Cockfield Bap., Mar. & Bur. 1813-1839 MF£4.00 Sherburn Hospital (1695-1766), Witton Gilbert (1568- • Collierley Burials 1840-1949 (Colin Wild) MF£8.00 1837) Castle Eden (1698-1837), Dalton-le-Dale (1653- • Coniscliffe & Heighington Bap., Mar.
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