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Manchester and Lancashire Family History SocietyGenealogy in Greater ManchesterRegistered as a UK Charity No. 515599 |
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About UsManchester & Lancashire FHS was established in 1964 making it one of the oldest in the country. It is also one of the larger societies with over 3,500 members worldwide. The society today is chiefly concerned with family history in the Greater Manchester area and has branches in Oldham and Bolton but we also support many members whose research interests lie well outside this area. Our Resource centre in central Manchester is available on payment of a small fee and contains a wide variety of source material in printed, microform and CDROM formats. Our Anglo-Scottish and Irish Ancestry Branches provide particular support to those with ancestors in Scotland and Ireland respectively. We are active in projects to transcribe and index local source material both mainstream (such as parish register and census data) and more specialist such as police records and admissions to the local asylum. For general enquiries about this supplier, please click here |
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Part 1: 1851 Census Index BooksSurname and street indexes to the 1851 census Part 2: 1861 Census Index BooksSurname and street indexes to the 1861 census Part 3: Printed PublicationsWe offer a number of valuable local publications including catalogues of parish registers and trade directories held by Manchester Archives, a comprehensive listing of Manchester graveyards, and street indexes to the popular godfrey maps ofmanchester and Salford. Part 4: Unfilmed 1851 CensusPortions of the 1851 census were water damaged while in storage and thus not microfilmed. The society has transcribed these and published them on fiche. See also CDROM pages for this same information in electronic format. Part 5: Other MicroficheSociety publications on microfiche Part 6: Compact DisksSociety and other publications on CD-ROM. We have recently reduced the prices of many of our CD publications so they are now even better value than ever. Part 7: Alan Godfrey MapsThese popular reproduction Ordnance Survey maps are invaluable to locate streets and buildings for your family history. The Society has indexed streets and named buildings on the sheets covering Manchester and Salford. See our printed publications section for details.
Part 8: Neil Richardson BooksNeil Richardson is a prolific publisher of information-packed books on a wide variety of local topics. These publications are generally in A4 format, packed with information and lavishly illustrated with black & white photographs. |
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