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LONDON and MIDDLESEX How to search the listings. Where relevant, the dates of the records we hold are noted. Please note that the reference number after the place name is the library catalogue number, which you can use for reference if requesting a search in a particular record or if visiting in person. Once in the relevant county listing page you can either chose to scroll down the page manually or you may wish to search for a particular word or place using the “control” and “F” search facility. How to use the search facility 1. Press the key marked “Ctrl” or “Control” at the same time as pressing down the “F” key on your keyboard. This will bring up a search box. 2. Then enter the name of the parish or word you wish to search for in the search box and click on “find next”. The first relevant entry will be highlighted for you in the main text. 3. To find the next relevant entry you can repeat the process by clicking “Find next” again. LONDON and MIDDLESEX CA = Clive Ayton Indexes E = East of London FHS N = North Middlesex FHS W = West Middlesex FHS HRS = Harleian Register Series (Microfilm) Acton (CD211) Marriages 1566-1812 Ashford (CD211) Marriages 1696-1812 Battersea (CD422) Apprenticeships 1700-1772 Bethlem Hospital Inmates Adm + Dis 1861 Bishopgate (CD428) Baptisms 1539-1812 Bow (mf) Poor Rate 1851 Bromley (mf) (CD419) Settlement Certificates 1778-1791 (mf) Rate Books 1861 Charterhouse Chapel (HRS18) Mar 1671-1754, 1837-1890 Bpt 1696-1836 Bur 1695-1854 Chelsea (CD329) Marriages 1803-1837 (LRS33) Poor Law Examinations 1733-66 Clerkenwell St James (HRS17,19,20) Bur 1551-1754 (HRS13) Mar 1551-1754 Cowley (CD211) Marriages 1563-1812 Cubitt Town Christ Church (CD419) Parish Reg 1876-1904 Cubitt Town St John (CD419) Parish Reg 1887-1902 Dutch Chapel Royal Registers 1689-1825 Dutch Reformed Church, Austin Friars All 1571-1874 Ealing (CD211) Marriages 1582-1837 Edmonton (CD211) Marriages 1557-1837 Enfield (CD211) Marriages 1551-1837 Feltham (CD211) Marriages 1634-1812 Finchley Ph176 Mar 1560-1837 (CD211) Marriages 1560-1837 1 Fleet Prison Marriages 1680-1754 French Chapel Royal Roman Catholic Registers 1792-1846 Greenford (CD211) Marriages 1539-1812 Hackney Baptism Index 1750-1820 nj Census 1811+1821+1831 Hampton (CD211) Marriages 1657-1812 Hanwell (CD211) Marriages 1570-1812 Hanworth (CD211) Marriages 1732-1837 Harefield (CD211) Marriages 1546-1837 Harlington (CD211) Marriages 1540-1812 Hayes (CD211) Marriages 1557-1812 Heston (CD211) Marriages 1559-1812 Highgate (CD221) Bur 1633-1761 Hillingdon (CD211) Marriages 1559-1812 Holy Trinity Minories (mf) Mar 1676-1683 Hornsey (CD221) Mar 1654-1837 Court Rolls 1603-1701 History 1812-1918 Hounslow (CD211) Marriages 1708-1812 Map 1951 Huguenot Churches Registers 1684-1900 Ickenham (CD211) Marriages 1558-1812 Imperial Chapel Registers 1764-1855 Kensington (HRS16) (CD459) Parish Reg 1539-1675 Limehouse St Anne (CD419) Parish Reg 1833-1854 St Peter (CD419) Parish Reg 1866-1903 Mayfair St George’s Chapel (HRS15) Mar 1735-54 Bapt 1740-1753 Marylebone (mf) Census 1821 (mf) Census 1831 St Marylebone Mar 1783-1792 + 1809-1812 Millwall St Luke (CD419) Parish Reg 1866-1887 Monken Hadley (CD211) Marriages 1619-1837 Neapolitan Chapel Registers 1764-1820 New Brentford (CD211) Marriages 1618-1812 Newgate (CD219) Calendar Northolt (CD211) Marriages 1575-1812 Nunhead cemetery Notables Old Artillery Ground (mf) )CD419) Settlement Certificates 1792-1826 (mf) Rate Books 1861 Old Kent Road Census Street Index 1871+1881 Pinner (CD211) Marriages 1654-1837 Voters List 1947 Poplar All Saints (CD419) All 1813-1857 Church Rate 1851 Putney (CD422) MI Ratcliffe, St James (CD419) Parish Registers 1841-1913 St Andrew Hubbard Eastcheap (LRS34) Church Records 1450-1570 St Botolph Aldgate (CD335) Settlement Examinations 1742-1868 St George in East (CD419) Parish Reg 1812-1826 (mf) Land Tax 1801 St George Hanover Square (HRS11+Books) Mar 1725-1837 St George the Martyr Mar 1706-1772 Bpts 1710-1740 St James Dukes Place Aldgate (CD203) Marriages 1664-1683 St Katharine by the Tower All 1584-1665 Bpt/Bur 1666-1695 Mar 1666-1686 2 St Lawrence Jewry All 1538-1812 St Martin in the Fields CD207) Settlements 1750-1751 St Mary Magdalen Milk Street All 1558-1812 St Michael Bassingham All 1538-1735 Bapt 1733-1892 Mar 1733-1837 Bur 1733-1853 St Nicholas Acons (City) (CD494) Bapt 1539-1653 St Pancras Mar 1660-1754 St Peter London Docks (CD419) Par Reg 1878-1933 Sardinian Embassy Chapel (CD410) Catholic Reg 1772-1841 Shadwell (mf) Church Rate Book 1725 (CD419) Parish Reg 1852-1881 Somerset House All 1714-1776 South Mimms (CD211) Marriages 1558-1837 Spitalfields (mf) Banns Reg 1833-1861 Stanmore (CD211) Marriages 1599-1837 Stanwell (CD211) Marriages 1632-1812 Stepney Vestry Minutes 1579-1851 St Dunstans (CD419) Burials 1839-1844 Parish Reg 1816-1826 St Thomas (CD419) Parish Reg 1840-1876 Independent (mf) Burial 1790-1853 Sunbury (CD211) Marriages 1566-1812 Teddington (CD211) Marriages 1560-1837 Temple Church Bpts 1629-1853 Mar 1628-1760 Tottenham Court ph177 Mar 1556-1837 (CD211) Marriages 1558-1837 Twickenham (CD211) Marriages 1538-1812 Uxbridge (CD211) Marriages 1538-1694 Victoria Park cemetery (CD419) Burials 1853-1856 Wapping (CD419) Parish Registers 1813-1842 (mf) Watch Rate 1800 (mf) Church Rate 1875 Wembley (CD184) Parish Magazine Index West Drayton ( (CD211) Marriages 1568-1812 Westminster (mf sog) Poll Book 1749 Poll Book 1818 Poll Book 1841 Poll Book 1871 Abbey Mar 1655-1875 Bpts 1607-1870 Bur 1607-1875 St Jams (CD221) Mar 1654-1754 St Margaret’s Bpts 1675-1688 Mar 1675-1699 Bur 1664-1673 Whitechapel St Mary (CD419) Parish Reg 1792-1823 (mf) Watch Rate 1800 + 1805 London, City Alderman London, City Association Oath Rolls 1696 London, City Burials 1813-1853 London and Middlesex (CD438) Burials London Catholic Reg 1764-1855 London Catholic Reg 1826-1837, 1843 London (CD397) (CD423) Catholic Reg Misc Middlesex (mf) Census 1881 London Charities 1897 3 London Citizens 1651 Middlesex County Court Records 1549-1709 London Deeds Duke of Norfolk 1154-1917 London Dictionary to Streets 1918 London Dutch Reformed Church 1571-1874 London, City Families London Fleet Prison Marriages 1680-1754 London Fourth Classis Register 1646-1659 London (BRS130) Hearth Tax London (CD394) Huguentos London Lord Mayors Court 1641-1736 Middlesex (CD211) Marriages Phillimores Middlesex (CD101) Marriages 1813-1837 Middlesex (nmf) Non Conformist Reg pre 1837 London 7 Middlesex Duke of Norfolk Deeds 1154-1917 Middlesex Plea + Memoranda Rolls 1298-1457 London Poll Book 1768 Middlesex Return of Owners of Land 1873 London & Middlesex (CD39) Quaker Records Middlesex Session Records 1614-1616 + 1689-1709 London Victoria County History Marriage Licences Bishop of London 1520-1828 + 1597-1700 Dean + Chapter Westminster 1558-1699 Faculty Office 1543-1869 + 1632-1714 Faculty Office (mf sog) 1801-1825 Vicar General 1660-1750 (mf) 1751-1850 Crisps Marriage Licences 1700’s-1837 Miscellaneous Extracts 1521-1869 Wills London Probate Index A-E (CD304) 1750-1858 Archdeaconry (BRS 89, 98) 1393-1489, 1524-1649, 1661-1700 Archdeaconry (SOG) 1700-1807 Commissary (BRS 82, 86, 97, 102, 108, 111)1374-1649, 1661-1700 Consistory Court Wills (LRS3) (CD422) 1492-1547 1514-1858 Consistory Depositions (LRS32) 1586-1611 Deanery of the Arches (BRS 98) 1620-1780, 1832 Court of the Arches (mf) 1660-1913 Inquisitions Post Mortem (BRS15,26+36) 1485-1603 Apprenticeships and Guilds and Trades Vol 32 + 42 Apothocaries’ Company 1617-1800 Vol 22 Armourers Company 1610-1800 Vol 10 Basketmakers 1639-1824 Vol 41 Blacksmiths’ Company 1605-1800 Vol 3 Bowyers Company 1680-1806 Vol 22 Brasiers Company 1610-1800 Vol 1,36 Brewers Company 1531-1800 Vol 6 Broderers Company 1679-1713 + 1763-1800 Broderers Company History Vol 34 Brown Bakers Company 1615-1646 Vol 29 Carmens’ Company 1668, 1678-1800 Vol 23 Coach Makers 1677-1800 Vol 23 Coach Harness Makers 1677-1800 Vol 6 Combmakers Company 1744-1750 4 Combmakers Company History Vol 26 Cooks Company 1654-1800 Vol 30 Curriers’ Company 1628-1800 Vol 35 Cutlers’ Company 1442-1448, 1565-1800 Vol 11 Distillers Company 1659-1811 Vol 25 Dyers Company 1706-1746 Vol 6 Fanmakers Company 1775-1805 Vol 28 Farriers’ Company 1619-1800 Vol 37 Feltmakers Company 1676-1682 + 1692-1800 Vol 44 Fishmongers Company 1614-1800 Fishmongers Compnay Hall Vol 3 Fletchers Company 1739-54 + 1767-1808 Vol 21 Founders Company 1643-1800 Founders Company History 1365-1975 Vol 6 Frame work Knitters Company 1727-30 Vol 6 Fruiterers Company 1750-1815 Vol 6 Gardeners Company 1764-1850 Vol 5 Glass Sellers Company 1664-1812 Vol 7 Glaziers Company 1694-1800 Vol 4 Glovers Company 1675-79 + 1735-48 + 1766-1804 Vol 15 Gold and Silver Ware Drawers 1693-1837 Goldsmiths 1200-1800 Vol 48 Grocers’ Company 1629-1800 Grocers’ Company History Vol 8 Gunmakers Company 1656-1800 Vol 6 Horners Company 1731-1800 Vol 17 Innholders Company 1642-3 + 1654-70 + 1673-1800 Vol 24 Ironmongers Company 1655-1800 Vol 3 Long Bow String Makers 1604-68 + 1709 + 1714-17 Vol 14 Loriners Company 1722-1731 + 1759-1800 Vol 42 Masons Company 1619-1639 Vol 27 Masons Company 1663-1805 Vol 12 Musicians Company 1765-1800 Vol 9 Needlemakers Company 1664-1801 Vol 38 Painter-Stainer 1655, 1666-1800 Vol 13 Pattenmakers Company 1673-1805 Vol 20 Paviors Company 1568-1800 Vol 40 Pewterers’ Company 1611-1800 Vol 34 Plaisterers’ Company 1597-1662, 1698-1800 Vol 9 Pinmakers Company 1691-1723 Vol 12 Playing Cards 1675–1760 Vol 33 Plumbers’ Company 1571-1800 Vol 18 Poulters Company 1691-1729 + 1754-1800 Vol 12 Saddlers Company 1657-1666 + 1800 Folder Scriveners Company Vol 14 Spectaclemakers Company 1666-1800 Sword Makers Vol 39 Tallow Chandlers’ Company 1633-1800 Vol 16 Tinplate Workers Company 1666 + 1668 + 1676 + 1681 + 1683-1800 Vol 12 Tobacco Pipe Makers Company 1800 Vol 2 Tylers and Bricklayers Company 1612-1644 + 1668-1800 Vol 19 Upholders Company 1704-1772 Vol 43 Vintners’ Company 1609-1800.
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