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BOARDING SCHOOL File Format: Microsoft Word - View as HTML Mother was used to packing for boarding school since our siblings, Tom and Joyce, nine and seven years older than I, had attended private boarding schools ... 2.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Newspapers: Herts & Essex Observer Herts & Essex Observer. Bishop's Stortford. Founded 1861 and still publishing. The Web Site contains a Nostalgia Section, including reports of the news 100 ... 3.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Newspapers: Herts & Essex Observer Herts & Essex Observer. Bishop's Stortford. Founded 1861 and still publishing. The Web Site contains a Nostalgia Section, including reports of the news 100 ... 4.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Web Site: Hertfordshire Archives and ... Nearly all of HALS' books are catalogued and online on Concerto (available through HertsDirect) and a large number of archive catalogue entries are on A2A ... 5.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Places: Napsbury, London Colney When that comes up, scroll down until you come to "County of Middlesex War Hospital at Napsbury, click on the Sub sub series for the above mentioned and ... 6.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Book 0072: Camp - A local St Albans ... Camp House, outside St Albans, is marked on a 1766 map, ... Camp Hill; Rubber Works; Camp House; The Camp; Oakley's Farm; Expansion; Camp School; ... 7.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Web Site: 1837 Online/findmypast I examined the quality of the findmypast image and found it was a little better than the Ancestry image for a number of pages, but for one item I looked up ... 8.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: Postcards published by Raphael Tuck, Oilette Raphael Tuck were major postcard publishers and introduced the Oilette Series of paintings on post cards in 1903. These were organised in sets and all cards ... 9.
Hertfordshire Genealogy: SAYER, St Albans Area, mid 19th century The string "Winches" does not occur but a search for "Winch & Farm & Hertford" came up with a Winch Farm House in the parish of St Peter, ... 10.
Maps: Ordnance Survey Maps (Hertfordshire Genealogy) Old Ordnance Survey maps from circa 1900: For most of the towns of Hertfordshire large scale maps, which clearly show the layout of individual properties ... |
