An index of over 84,000 entries (including place names) and a Calendar of all known Poor Law Records for non-metropolitan Surrey. Including bastardy bonds, removal orders, settlement certificates, settlement examinations etc
£11.00
CD 10
The Surrey Burial Index (Non-Metropolitan Parishes) - 2nd Edition (November 2009)
Includes 575,000 burials and covers the period from the start of each Parish Register, mostly up to 1865 for all ancient parishes and many modern parishes (created after 1837) in rural Surrey.
£15.00
CD 12
Croydon Parish Registers to 1753 and Croydon Memorial Inscriptions to 1882
Parish Registers of St John the Baptist 1538-1753 indexed by Robert Mesley. Also MIs for the following burial places: Croydon Cemetery, Christ Church, The Friends Burial Ground, Pump Rail Chapel, St James's, St John's, St Peter's, St Mary's Addington, St Mary's Beddington and St Stephen's Shirley - indexed by Paul Charleton
£11.00
CD 21
An Index to the Association Oath Rolls for the City of London
First published in 2006 in book form as RS 40 (compiled by Cliff Webb) and including nearly 22,000 names. 'The rolls are a very useful inhabitants' list and seem to survive fairly complete mainly in class C213 in the National Archives, Kew'
Berrylands, Coombe, Hook, Kingston-upon-Thames, Malden, New Malden, Norbiton, Surbiton, Tolworth (includes separate list of Absent Voters) (No of electors 37309)
Barnes, Ham, Kew, Mortlake, Petersham, Richmond, North Sheen (includes separate list of Absent Voters) (No of electors 34970)
£5.00
CD 39
A 3rd Collection of Surrey Baptisms (mostly not in the IGI) - November 2013
Over 96,300 Surrey Baptisms from 41 Parish Registers of various dates There are many entries up to 1875 and some later, including some from non-conformist registers and covering the following places:
Battersea St George - 1853-77 (3870);
Battersea St John -1863-76 (1207);
Bermondsey Christ Church - 1845-76 (10503);
Bermondsey St Mary Magdalen - 1763-83 (7943);
Camberwell Registers:
Albany and Oakley Methodist - 1872-1901 (396);
Dulwich St Peter - 1869 -75 (137);
South Dulwich St Stephen -1869-97 (800);
Hamilton Presbyterian - 1867-81 (155);
Peckham Hanover Independent Chapel - 1801-79 (2195);
Peckham St Andrew - 1866-75 (786);
Peckham St Jude - 1865-76 (1045);
Peckham St Mary Magdalen - 1842-76 (2661);
Clapham Registers:
Lyham Road All Saints – 1859-76 (1130);
Christ Church - 1862-76 (2136);
Holy Trinity - 1874-75 (525);
Clapham Park St James - 1853-76 (1239);
St John the Evangelist - 1843-76 (1880);
Deptford: Hatcham St James - 1845-76 (3433);
Farleigh - 1663 (1);
Herne Hill St Paul - 1850-76 (596);
Lambeth Registers:
Congregational Chapel - 1847, 1850-82 (880);
Kennington St John the Divine - 1868-76 (2031);
Knights Hill Wesleyan Chapel - 1853-75 (111);
Mostyn Road Wesleyan Chapel - 1869-76 (107);
Stockwell St Andrew - 1868-76 (745);
Stockwell St Michael - 1845-85 (3203);
Vauxhall St Peter - 1861-76 (4065);
Roehampton Holy Trinity - 1842-68 (358);
Rotherhithe Registers:
All Saints - 1840-75 (1747);
St Mary - 1752-64 & 1869-75 (5303);
Southwark Registers:
Christ Church - 1710-51 & 1790-1801 (9347);
St John Horsleydown - 1763-84 & 1800-02 (6306);
St Olave - 1582/3-88/9 (1393);
St Thomas - 1867-98 (117);
Staines - 1692-1750 & 1813-76 (6131);
Stanwell - 1631/2-58 & 1787-1812 (1278);
Streatham – 1873-75 (432);
Sunbury – 1654-61 (41);
Tooting Graveney - 1845-75 (1341);
Walworth Registers:
Lorrimore Square St Paul – 1856-88 (7977);
Wesleyan Chapel - 1850-1903 (750).
Transcribed and indexed by Cliff Webb and members of WSFHS, 2015. In the introduction Cliff Webb writes:
London's ever growing population crammed into a small area led to a poorer and poorer level of sanitation and health. By the mid-19th century, the situation was clearly intolerable. Amongst various initiatives, it was decided that most churchyards would have to close. ... Even before then, entrepreneurs had bought up large tracts of land outside the central area, and laid them out as cemeteries. One of these was officially named the Southern Metropolitan Cemetery, but always known as Norwood Cemetery.
Norwood is a confusing entity. Firstly, there is a parish called Norwood in the ancient county of
Middlesex, north of the Thames. However, there is another area called Norwood south of the river. Part
of it was originally in the ancient parish of Croydon, part in the ancient parish of Lambeth. ...The cemetery was founded by its own Act of Parliament of 1836 and consecrated for its first burials in 1837. By 2000, there had been 164,000 burials in 42,000 plots, plus 34,000 cremations and several thousand interments in its catacombs. ...we have indexed all the burials before the end of 1865 (some 25,000 of them), the period when ages are not given in the Civil Registration indexes.
£11.00
CD 25
A Guide to Surrey Schools and their Records - October 2011
Compiled by Cliff Webb, who writes in the introduction: 'The records of schools can be useful supplements and substitutes to others for the pursuit of genealogical research, and have considerable value for family history purposes in their own right. This is an attempt to list all educational establishments within the area covered by the ancient county of Surrey, excluding the old London County Council (LCC) area (which are covered by my Index to London Schools and their Records published by Society of Genealogists Enterprises, Ltd), and any records of genealogical interest... Schools were required to keep certain records under various school codes. For example the Elementary School Code, 1903 laid down that all schools should have (a) registers of admission, progress and withdrawal (b) attendance registers and (c) a register of summaries'.
(Also published in book form as RA 57)
£6.00
CD 43
General Indexes to Old Ordnance Survey Maps of London (2015)
CD 43 General Indexes to Old Ordnance Survey Maps of London (Godfrey Edition). Research in Victorian London very soon gives rise to the question "where is such-and-such a street?". It may be on a modern map, but quite often is not. The re-publication of early Ordnance Survey 1:2500 maps in the reduced scale Godfrey Edition gives the researcher a chance but, even if the street is on the sheet one has purchased, exactly whereabouts is it among the other 150 to 1000 - or more? So, it became apparent that a fresh index would be of considerable help to the long-term Victorian-London researcher. Such an index needs - a) to include every street named on a Godfrey Edition OS map that might have been a habitation, including those that need a magnifying glass to see them, b) to pinpoint directly, every mention of that name on the map, c) to enable a searcher to be confident when concluding that a particular name is not shown on a map, d) to identify immediately the relevant sheet number or numbers, e) to be freely available for researchers to purchase and to use as and when required without needing to visit a record office, f) to be modestly priced.
The INDEXES were originally published in West Surrey FHS’s Research Aid Series in five separate booklets: RA 43 Key to the Index; RA 44 North-East London; RA 45 North-West London; RA 46 South-East & South-West London and RA 47 Surrey Extension (Complete with Surrey Key and Diagram). These 5 booklets have been reproduced on the CD.
New March 2015
£6.00
RS 11
An Index to Surrey Quaker Obituaries 1813-1892 in the Annual Monitor
In 1894 was published a list of those people whose obituaries were printed in the Annual Monitor. Cliff Webb has extracted those references where the person's residence was in the ancient county of Surrey. 16 pages. This is a scanned copy of our original booklet RS11.
£1.50
RS 12
Calendar of Miscellaneous Elizabethan Lay Subsidies Surrey 1570-1600
Transcribed by Cliff Webb. Lay Subsidies were the main tax laid on people prior to the Civil War. Their records in the period from, roughly, 1524 to the 1640's, list, with varying degrees of fullness, the inhabitants of the area, with some gauge as to their wealth (79 pages). This is a scanned copy of our original booklet RS12
£3.50
RS 17
Surrey Administrations in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1760-1781
Compiled by the late Alfred Ridley Bax and edited and indexed by Cliff Webb.
Because of the relatively small amount of information given by administrations, it is possible in a short abstract to give all the information of the original - usually the names of the deceased, his parish, the person to whom the administration was granted, with relationship to the deceased and the date.
GODALMING St. Peter & St.Paul Churchyard, the dates of the inscriptions range from 1513 to 1857.
HAMBLEDON St. Peter Churchyard, the dates of the inscriptions range from 1694 to 1980.
CHIDDINGFOLD St Mary's Churchyard, the dates of the inscriptions range from 1746 to 1907.
DUNSFOLD St.Mary's Church and Churchyard, the dates of the inscriptions range from 1759 to 1977. (Modern burial ground not included.)
2 fiche
£3.00
MI 2
Guildford & Stoke Monumental Inscriptions
GUILDFORD Holy Trinity Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1562 to 1874.
GUILDFORD St Mary. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1741 to 1878
STOKE-next-GUILDFORD St.John. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1753 to 1902. Since that date burials have been transferred to STOKE Cemetery in Stoughton Road.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 3
North West Surrey Monumental Inscriptions (Ash, Chobham, Frimley, Horsell, Pirbright, Thorpe & Windlesham
ASH St. Peter. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1566 to 1895. The copy is complete for those inscriptions relating to deaths before 1865 or which give a precise date of birth before 1840.
CHOBHAM St. Lawrence. The inscription dates range from 1719 to 1855.
The copy is complete for those inscriptions relating to deaths before 1865 or pre 1840 dates of birth were copied.
FRIMLEY St.Peter. The inscription dates range from 1652 to 1940.
The Church has been completely copied, but for the Churchyard only pre 1865 deaths or pre 1840 births were copied.
HORSELL St. Mary. The dates covered range from 1751 to 1969.
All inscriptions relating to deaths up to 1900 were copied.
PIRBRIGHT St. Michael & All Angels. The dates range from 1755 to1973. The Church was copied completely, but in the Churchyard only stones older than 1870 were copied
THORPE St.Mary. The inscriptions date from 1598 to 1962. Church and Churchyard were completely copied.
WINDLESHAM St.John. The older memorials in both Church and Churchyard were copied. The copy also includes Church inscriptions from BAGSHOT Church a chapelry of WINDLESHAM. The inscriptions date from 1733 to 1974.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 4
East of Guildford Monumental Inscriptions (Byfleet, Clandons, Horsleys, Merrow & Old Woking)
BYFLEET St.Mary Church and Churchyard. The modern section copy is complete for those inscriptions relating to deaths before 1865 or which give a precise date of birth before 1840. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1717 to 1955.
EAST CLANDON St. Thomas and WEST CLANDON St. Peter and St.Paul, Churches and Churchyards. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1746 to 1970. The copy is complete for those inscriptions relating to deaths before 1865 or which give a precise date of birth before 1840.
EAST HORSLEY St. Martin. Inscriptions range from 1730 to 1912. The Church has been completely copied, but for the Churchyard mainly those inscriptions relating to deaths before 1865 or pre 1840 births were copied.
WEST HORSLEY St.Mary Church and Churchyard. The dates covered range from the 16th Century to 1865. All inscriptions relating to deaths before 1865 were copied
MERROW St. John. Church and older Churchyard were copied completely, but in the modern section only stones older than 1865 were copied. The dates range from 1656 to 1969.
OLD WOKING St. Peter The inscriptions date from 1600 to 1962.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 5
Ockham & Ockley Monumental Inscriptions
OCKHAM St.Mary Church and Churchyard. The inscriptions date from 1654 to 1980.
OCKLEY St.Margaret Church and Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1661 to 1977.
2 fiche.
£3.00
MI 6
West of Guildford Monumental Inscriptions (Compton, Peper Harow, Tilford, Wanborough & Worplesdon)
COMPTON St. Nicholas Church and Churchyard.
The dates of the inscriptions range from 1694 to 1940
PEPER HAROW St. Nicholas Church and Churchyard.
The dates of the inscriptions range from 1487 to 1865
Only inscriptions relating to pre 1900 deaths or pre 1840 dates of birth were copied.
TILFORD All Saints Church and Churchyard. The copy covers dates 1881 to 1977.
WANBOROUGH St.Bartholomew Churchyard. The copy includes only two inscriptions which bear dates to prior 1840.
WORPLESDON St. Mary Church and Churchyard. The Church and older inscriptions prior to 1865 in the Churchyard were copied. The dates range from 1600 to 1953.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 7
South of Guildford Monumental Inscriptions (Shalford, Wonersh, Hascombe & Bramley)
SHALFORD St. Mary the Virgin Church and Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1613 to 1933.
WONERSH St John the Baptist Church and Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1467 to 1977.
HASCOMBE St. Peter Church and Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1742 to 1978.
BRAMLEY Holy Trinity Church and Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1709 to 1961.
2 fiche.
£3.00
MI 8
Thursley, Elstead & Farnham St Thomas-on-the-Bourne Monumental Inscriptions
THURSLEY St. Michael Church & Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1662 to the 1980's.
ELSTEAD St. James Church & Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1720 up to 1918.
FARNHAM St. Thomas-on-the-Bourne Church & Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1863 to 1963.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 9
Wimbledon & Putney Monumental Inscriptions
From printed editions of 1934 (WIMBLEDON St. Mary's by A W Hughes Clarke) and 1936 (PUTNEY St. Mary by Arthur Crotch)
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 10
Thames Ditton Monumental Inscriptions
THAMES DITTON St. Nicholas Churchyard. The dates of the inscriptions range from 1746 to 1982.
Monumental inscriptions. 1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 11
Croydon St John Monumental Inscriptions
CROYDON St. John's. This list has been prepared from the book "Croydon in the Past" published in 1884.
Monumental inscriptions.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 12
Croydon (various) Monumental Inscriptions
CROYDON St James; St Peter; Christ Church; Pump Pail Chapel; Friends Burial Ground; SHIRLEY: St Stephen; ADDINGTON: St Mary.
This listing has been produced from "Croydon in the Past" published in 1884.
1 fiche.
£2.50
MI 13
Croydon Cemetery Monumental Inscriptions
CROYDON Cemetery - Inscriptions from 1818 to 1882. From "Croydon in the Past" published in 1884.
1 fiche.
