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By law, a certain number of militiamen had to be recruited from among the able-bodied men in each parish. Thus, lists of all those eligible had to be drawn up by the parish constable, and where these survive (between 1757 and 1831) they constitute a veritable census. Along with the "Defense Lists"--the Posse Comitatus of 1798 and the Levee en Masse of 1803-04--and muster rolls of various ...

Manufacturer: Genealogical Pub Co
Written By: Jeremy Sumner Wycherley Gibson, Mervyn Medlycott, J.S.W. Gibson

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson, Judith Hunter

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson, Federation of Family History Societies

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson, Elizabeth Hampson

Manufacturer: Genealogical Pub Co
Written By: J S W Gibson

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson, M.T. Medlycott

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson, Colin Rogers

Since the redrawing of county boundaries in 1974 there has been a wholesale change in the location of record offices in England and Wales. There are now many new county record offices, new archive departments (even certain divisions of the Public Record Office in London have changed location), and many consolidated and reconstituted diocesan record offices. This guide is designed to ...

Manufacturer: Federation of Family History Societies (Publicatio
Written By: J.S.W. Gibson, Pamela Peskett