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Books Available to Borrow from Fylde Branch of Lancashire Family History & Heraldy Society BOOKS AVAILABLE TO BORROW FROM FYLDE BRANCH OF LANCASHIRE FAMILY HISTORY & HERALDY SOCIETY Box 1 Blackpool and Fylde 1 Around KIRKHAM in old photographs 2 Around GARSTANG in old photographs 3 Around POULTON LE FYLDE in old photographs 4 Around NORTH FYLDE in old photographs 5 Around BLACKPOOL in old photographs 6 THORNTON CLEVELEYS in old picture postcards 6a BLACKPOOL A - Z 7 BLACKPOOL Trades Council Diamond Jubilee Report and Directory 1951 8 BLACKPOOL MARTON Parish Church booklet 1950 9 BLACKPOOL St John June 1966 Parish Magazine 10 BLACKPOOL Burial Board table of fees and charges 11 BLACKPOOL – A sketch of growth 1740 – 1851 12 BLACKPOOL Memories – Nostalgic Photographs 13 BLACKPOOL on Parade 14 BLACKPOOL Council Town Hall Guide 15 BLACKPOOL from 1804 to 1904 as told by Architectus 16 BLACKPOOL & FLEETWOOD a century ago 17 BLACKPOOL Past and Present 18 BLACKPOOL Baines Endowed School story 19 BLACKPOOL Trades Council Directory 1947 20 BLACKPOOL Arnold School History 21 BLACKPOOL - REVOE FOREVER by Shirley McCartan 22 BOWLAND WITH LEAGRAM census 1841 – 1881 23 COCKERSAND ABBEY 24 BLACKPOOL 1866 a name and street directory 25 BLACKPOOL Some MARTON families 26 BLACKPOOL MARTON A Domesday Village by Harold Monks 27 BROUGHTON St John Parish history 28 BLACKPOOL 1891 Census Fylde Index Blackpool, Layton, Brunswick Foxhall and Waterloo 29 Early CARLETON 30 POULTON St John history by Christine Storey 31 POULTON-LE-FYLDE Town Trail 32 POULTON LE FYLDE in Bygone days 33 POULTON-LE-FYLDE Parish Church A short history and guide 34 BISPHAM UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, first centre of entertainment 35 BISPHAM Parish Church - All Hallows Books Available to Loan 1 of 4 31 March 2020 36 LAYTON village 37 GARSTANG & OVER WYRE in times past 38 GARSTANG and FYLDE album 39 FYLDE Forgotten by Albert Clayton 40 FYLDE Ancestry by Brian G Bucknall 41 FYLDE COAST AND COUNTRY scenes by Kathleen Eyre 42 YATES map reprint of Fylde 1780s 43 FYLDE Transcription documents - land ownership & Apprenticeship (Catholic connections) 44 FYLDE The Story of the FYLDE - Gazette Millennium 45 GREAT ECCLESTON St Anne`s Parish Church Copp (booklet) 46 1610 Old Map by John Speede - Antique Parchment Replica 47 GUY`s FARM History by Julia M Beeden 48 LYTHAM St John the Divine 1999 49 LYTHAM ST ANNES St John the Divine 50 LYTHAM ST ANNES Sand Grown story 51 St. MICHAEL'S on WYRE parish church 52 PILLING History of Methodism 1813 – 1963 53 HACKENSALL with PREESALL 1000 years of a Lancashire manor 54 FRECKLETON HISTORY OF club day sports committee at the millennium 55 WARTON and FRECKLETON Recalled 56 WARTON Guides House by Arnold Broxup 57 TREALES WHARLES AND ROSEACRE Recollections 58 FRECKLETON Holy Trinity 59 KIRKHAM St John (The Willows) A Celebration of Flowers 1845 - 1995 60 KIRKHAM, Mowbreck Hall & Willows - History of Catholic Community by F J Singleton 61 LUND - a trail of two villages – Historical Tour - Clifton, Salwick, Newton with Scales 62 LUND St John Parish Magazine October 2001 63 GOOSNARGH – Times Past 64 BROUGHTON St John Baptism History of the parish 65 CLIFTON - The Clifton lifeboat capsize Box 2 General 1 Weep Mothers weep - The Wood Pit explosion Haydock 1878 2 Bloody Preston, The Battle of Preston 1648 3 Census of the Catholic congregation of Preston 1810-1820 4 Dictionary of Old Trades, Titles and Occupations 5 The Real Lancashire - Kathleen Eyre 6 A Traditional Grocer - T D Smith of Lancaster 7 The Regiments of Old Lancashire 8 Bamber Bridge Times Past 9 Further steps in Family History 10 Methodist Heritage Handbook 11 Basic sources for family history 12 Essential Brick Wall Busters – Over 100 tips and tricks to help solve your common 13 Nuts and bolts - Family History Problem Solving 14 Identify WW1 soldiers from badges and photographs 15 Tracing your Army Ancestors 16 Tracing your Air Force Ancestors 17 Wonderland of the waves - A History of Seaside Resorts of Lancashire by John K Walton 18 Marriages and Certificates in England and Wales by Barbara Dixon 19 Birth and Death Certificates England and Wales 1837 to 1969 by Barbara Dixon 20 The Observant Traveller – Diaries of Travel in England Wales and Scotland 21 History of the parish of St Michael & All Angels, Croston Books Available to Loan 2 of 4 31 March 2020 23 Simple Latin for family historians 24 Latin Glossary for family historians 25 Secretary Hand ABC Book 26 Reading Old Handwriting guide 27 Lancashire Oath Rolls 1696 28 High Seas to Home - Daily dispatches from a frigate at war 29 Lancashire in old photographs by Catherine Rothwell 30 A Family Historian`s Puzzle Book - Andrew Todd 31 Vanished Dwellings - Early Industrial Housing in Preston by Nigel Morgan 32 Deadly Dwellings in Preston by Nigel Morgan 34 Facsimiles of Documents of use to Family Historians by F C Markwell and Pauline Saul 35 Parish Administration - Charity & The Law 1750-1850 36 Guide to Manorial Records in Lancashire Archives 37 1794 - 98th Argyllshire Highlanders 38 The Poor Law - Lancashire Archives 1750 - 1850 39 LFH&HS 30th Anniversary Booklet 2003 40 Lancashire Graveyards and Burial Grounds by W J Taylor 41 Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers 42 Surname detective in England 43 Family History on the Net 44 Family Tree Detective 45 Irish History on the web 46 Old Merseyside - Old stories and tales 47 Life in Lancashire Mill Towns 48 Protestation Returns 1641 – 1642 49 Lancashire Milltown Memories - Colne - Nelson - Burnley 50 Military History on the Internet guide 51 The History of Preston 52 Lancashire guide to the Industrial Archaeology Box 3 Census etc. 1 1851 census Cumbria Killington, Middleton, Casterton 2 volume 1 Caton reg. district inc. Quernmore & Claughton 3 volume 2 Wray reg. district inc. Hornby & Tatham 4 volume 3 Tunstall & Arkholme reg. districts 5 volume 4 Bentham reg. district 6 volume 5 Warton reg. district 7 volume 6 Warton & Lancaster reg. districts 8 volume 7 Lancaster (Outer Townships) 9 volume 8 Lancaster (North East) 10 volume 9 Lancaster (Central) 11 volume 10 Lancaster West 12 volume 11 Lancaster (South East) 13 volume 13 Kirkham (East) 14 volume 14 Kirkham (South) 15 volume 15 Lytham and Marton Moss 16 volume 16 Kirkham (North) 17 volume 17 Poulton le Fylde (East) Marton, Carleton, Singleton 18 volume 18 Poulton le Fylde (West) Bispham, Norbreck, Layton, Warbreck, Blackpool Books Available to Loan 3 of 4 31 March 2020 19 volume 43 Fylde 20 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1750-1759 21 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1760-1770 22 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1771-1778 23 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1779-1786 24 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1787-1792 25 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1793-1798 26 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1799-1805 27 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1806-1812 28 Huddersfield St Peters Parish Church Baptisms Indexes 1813-1819 29 Huddersfield Parish Church Marriages Indexes 1690-1724 30 Huddersfield Parish Church Marriages Indexes 1724-1756 31 Huddersfield Parish Church Marriages Indexes 1754-1774 32 Huddersfield Parish Church Marriages Indexes 1775-1788 33 Paddock Parish Church BMD 1830-1870 34 Huddersfield St Peters Church Burials 1862-1812 C to G 35 Huddersfield St Peters Church Burials 1813-1851 A to I 36 Huddersfield St Peters Parsh Church Grave Yard Inscriptions 1885-1886 37 Halifax St John the Baptist marriage book 1 2 July 1756 - September 1760 38 Halifax St John the Baptist marriage book 2 3 September 1750 - April 1764 39 Halifax St John the Baptist marriage book 3 1 March 1754 - June 1756 40 Halifax Mount Tabor Methodist Church Mis 41 Arkholme with Cawood St John the Baptist CE Mis 42 Lancaster St Peter`s RC Cathedral Mis. 43 Yealand Conyers St John CD Mis 44 Walon le Dale St Patrick Baptisms 1855 - 1877 45 Royal Bucks Militia men discharged 1799 and 1807 46 Crosscanonby St John the Evangelist Mis Box 4 Family history help 1 The Genealogists`s Internet Guide 2 Easy Family History 3 The family and Local History Handbook 4 Tracing your Family History on the Internet 5 Genealogy Online for dummies 6 Cumbrian Ancestors 7 Encyclopaedia of Genealogy - Who do you think you are? Books Available to Loan 4 of 4 31 March 2020 .
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