COMPACT DISC SERIES (CD)

Compiled and prepared for publication by John Holland.
This CD contains an Index of over 84,000 entries (including Place Names) and a Calendar of all known Poor Law Records for Non-Metropolitan Surrey. Where records for those Surrey Parishes which are now part of Metropolitan London, eg Camberwell, Clapham, Lambeth, Newington, Southwark, Streatham and Tooting are known to exist, the Local Studies Library or London Metropolitan Archives should be consulted.
Two important classes of Parochial Records have not been included. They are:

1. Accounts, which often have large numbers of Paupers' names.
2. Vestry Minutes, which are almost solely concerned with the administration of Poor Relief.

Indexed for publication on CD-ROM by Tim Wilcock.
This enlarged Index of over 340,000 Marriages is COMPLETE for rural Surrey. It includes over 9,000 'Stray' marriages of Surrey people in other counties and more than 166,000 marriages from Metropolitan Surrey and Middlesex, of which (at least) 60,000 from Metropolitan registers are NEW in this edition. The Index is now ALMOST COMPLETE for METROPOLITAN SURREY with the EXCEPTION of some earlier records for the following parishes which are not included: Battersea St Mary 1559-1802; Lambeth St Mary 1754-1822; 1824-1827;1829-1831; Newington, St Mary 1561-1631;1640-46 (register gap); 1813-1830(in IGI); St John Horsleydown 1792-1798; Southwark, St Saviour 1539-1570 (All other dates for these parishes up to 1837 are included).
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This CD covers the ancient parishes of Byfleet, Horsell, Pyrford and St Peter's and includes:

• 1851, 1861 and 1871 Census Indexes, plus 1841 for Pyrford and 1901 for part of Woking.
• Parish Registers to 1865 for Woking St Peter's.
• Remaining parishes: Baptisms to 1840, Burials to 1865 (including St John's Woking), Marriages to 1837.
• Assessments, Tithes, MIs etc. for St Peter's are included.
• Will Abstracts to 1854 for all parishes.
• A Woking 1919 Directory.
• Images of old postcards including messages and addressees.
• Many photographs past and present of places in the Borough.

Discontinued. Replaced by CD 10 - SURREY BURIALS INDEX

A compilation of 22 articles previously published in Root & Branch (the quarterly journal of West Surrey FHS). These are illustrated with over 60 photographs and cover the parishes of Abinger, Albury, Alfold, Ash, Byfleet, Chiddingfold, Chobham, Cranleigh, Dunsfold, Ewhurst, Farnham, Frensham, Frimley, Godalming, Guildford, Hambledon, Hascombe, Horsley E & W, Ockham, Pyrford, Shalford, Shere, St Martha's and Chilworth, Thorpe, Walton on Thames, Wisley and Wonersh. Also included is a collection of 82 church photographs (mainly ancient parish churches) in western Surrey.

The Indexes on this CD are exactly the same as those published on microfiche (MS21) in 1997 BUT with the advantages of being SEARCHABLE! The principal index lists 92,000 names, giving full name, age, birthplace and folio number. Then come 72 parish indexes with alphabetical listing of family groups, with the same details as above. It is followed by an index of BIRTHPLACES to assist in locating family members with different surnames. Finally there is an indexed list of 'addresses' including such places as public houses, mills, etc with Census reference and folio. The Index covers Abinger, Albury, Alfold, Ash, Bisley, Bookham (Great & Little), Bramley, Byfleet, Capel, Chertsey, Chiddingfold, Chobham, Clandon (E & W), Cobham, Compton, Cranleigh, Dockenfield (Hants), Dorking, Dunsfold, Effingham, Egham, Elstead, Esher, Ewhurst, Farnham, Fetcham, Frensham, Frimley, Godalming, Guildford, Hambledon, Hascombe, Haslemere, Horsell, Horsley (E & W), Merrow, Mickleham, Molesey (E & W), Newdigate, Ockham, Ockley, Peperharow, Pirbright, Puttenham, Pyrford, Ripley, Seale, Send, Shalford, Shere, St Martha's, Stoke D'Abernon, Stoke next Guildford, Thames Ditton, Thorpe, Thursley, Walton on Thames, Wanborough, Weybridge, Windlesham, Wisley, Witley, Woking, Wonersh, Worplesdon and Wotton.

19 Research Aids (RA 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 29, 31, 32, 34, 35, 39, 40 & 42) scanned on to this CD. Most are still available as booklets but some titles, when they run out, may not be re-printed.

The contents of this CD include:

• Parish Registers of Holy Trinity, St Mary's and St Nicolas Guildford, Stoke-next-Guildford and Worplesdon.
• Marriages to 1837, Baptisms to 1840 and Burials to 1865.
• Census Indexes - 1851 and 1861 for the above parishes plus Merrow.
• 1891 and 1901 Census Indexes for Worplesdon.
• 1801 Census for Guildford and a 1790 Poll Book for Guildford - transcribed and with Index of Voters.
• Will Abstracts (Archdeaconry and Commissary Courts) for Guildford, Merrow, Stoke and Worplesdon testators and legatees.
• A short history of Jacob's Well, images of Old Postcards - some include messages and addressees and over 75 present-day photographs of the Guildford area.

Compiled by Phillip Arnold (first published 2001 in the Record Series - RS36). 2nd edition April 2008 (amended Feb 2013.) Publishing on CD has allowed the inclusion of well over 100 photographs, many other illustrations and maps. In the introduction Phillip Arnold writes: 'Woking has a number of pre-18th century buildings. The aim is to identify all those buildings in the old Manors of Woking and Sutton and the ancient parish of St Peter's, Woking which was more or less co-terminus with the Manors. A small piece of the Manor of Woking, part of Knaphill, lay in Horsell parish and an even smaller part in Bisley. Most of the land holdings within the area of the Manor were copyhold, there being very few freeholds. As a general rule only those buildings existing at the beginning of the 18th century are included although there are exceptions.'
An index of occupants is included.

Compiled by Alan Benny. This CD includes 575,500 burials and covers the period from the start of each Parish Register, mostly up to 1865 (some later) for all ancient parishes and many 'modern' parishes (created after 1837) in rural Surrey. In addition to parish burials the index includes Dorking Cemetery records up to 1999, Godalming (Nightingale) Cemetery records up to 1998 and Godalming (Eashing) Cemetery records to 2003. Also, there are separate full transcriptions and indexes to Dorking Cemetery to 1950, Eashing to 1953 and Nightingale to 1955 and entries from more than 30 non-conformist Registers within the county.
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Parish registers of St. John the Baptist 1538-1753. Indexed by Robert Mesley. Baptism, Marriage and Burials are included.
Monumental Inscriptions are for the following Burial Places: Croydon Cemetery; Christ Church; The Friends Burial Ground; Pump Pail 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

Content includes:

• Parish Registers from nine parishes - Cobham, Esher, East & West Molesey, Long Ditton, Stoke D'Abernon, Thames Ditton, Walton on Thames and Weybridge.
  (Marriages to 1837; Baptisms to 1840 & Burials to 1860s - some indicating burial in places outside the area)
• 1851 Census Indexes for eight of the nine parishes by Surname and Family Groups (Long Ditton is not included as it has been indexed by East Surrey FHS).
• 1861 Census Indexes for The Elmbridge area - including Long Ditton.
• Abstracts from old Wills (earliest dated 1484 though to C19th ) which make specific mention of people from the nine parishes (see above) plus Hersham, Claygate and Oxshott.
• Weybridge Service Roll (Feb 1915) and Rifle Club Roll of 1915.
• Lists of names collected from World War Memorials in the Elmbridge Area.
• Death Notices & Obituaries for 2003 extracted from The Surrey Herald.
• A Profile of Elmbridge extracted from Blacks Guide to Surrey of 1926.
• Reproduction of a Chapter on The Elmbridge Hundred from Vol II of 'The History of Surrey' (c.1890) by Brayley and Walford.
• Elmbridge Apprenticeships 1711-1731 extracted from SRS Volume 10.
• A Collection of a few dozen mainly early 1900s Post Cards, with addresses and messages where present.
• Reproduction of a Kelly's 1934 Directory of Esher and District.
• Some present day photographs.
• Ten Prints and Watercolours of Oatlands.
• A Profile of Elmbridge extracted from the Official Guide to the Borough.

Volume I - St Botolph Aldgate 1742-1868 - abstracted and indexed by Cliff Webb, who writes in the introduction: 'St Botolph Aldgate is a large but poor parish with a highly transient population. There are only a few Huguenots in the records but quite a few Jewish people, Irish, Scots and other early immigrants. For civil purposes St Botolph was divided into two parts, each with separate civil jurisdiction. The two parts were St Botolph Aldgate, Middlesex (Without) and St Botolph Aldgate, London (Within), the latter being the portion of the parish within the old City walls. The records herein pertain to both parts of St Botolph Aldgate'.
(4662 Records - 11672 names).

This Index compiled by Rosemary Cleaver, includes the 257,000 entries in the 2nd edition, compiled by Alan Benny, 2008, from transcription supplied by Cliff Webb and volunteers worldwide.
The new edition contains over 310,000 baptisms, of which over 250,000 have not been included in the IGI. There are entries from 191 Registers (some in Metropolitan Surrey) of various dates - many up to 1876 including more than 30 non-conformist and workhouse registers.
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Compiled and indexed by Chris Willis, edited by Sue Turner, 2009.
This CD contains the six Board School Maps of London, produced in 1906/7 by the London Schools Authorities. They were based on the 6inch Ordnance Survey stock of the time and over printed with boundaries of the areas used in controlling the schools and also with the actual schools. To provide an index into the maps, a Street Index (published by West Surrey Family History Society as Research Aids 44-46) designed for the 1:2500 Alan Godfrey Maps has been included and an index to all the schools in the overlay. You can go directly from the index to the locality on the appropriate map. The 'London County Council List of the Streets and Places' published in 1912 is also included on this CD. This includes all the streets as at that date, plus a list of abolished street names. There is no direct link from this to the maps, but a Reference Map is included to assist.

This CD provides images of the following:

• Russell's Directory, 1842 and Hooke's Directory, 1871 which cover Guildford only.
• Biddle's Directories for 1929 and 1934 also include surrounding villages, although some pages of village information is missing from the 1929 directory. Some pages are missing in the 1934 directory from the Guildford streets and inhabitants sections.

The entire contents have been scanned and bookmarked. Each volume includes an index of residents and traders. A list of Advertisers for each has been prepared. There are sections detailing various local organisations and dignitaries, schools and clubs. Even though some pages of the 1929 and 1934 are missing, this CD will provide much valuable information and interest for anyone with roots in Guildford in the past 170 years.

Indexed by Alan Benny and Rosemary Cleaver from data transcribed by Cliff Webb and members of the Society, world-wide.
140,246 burials are included - 131,973 (94%) being in the Metropolitan Surrey Area and 8,273 in the Rural Surrey (Most of which are NOT INCLUDED IN THE National Burial Index Area. Includes Bermondsey, St Mary Magdalen 1549-1847 (with several gaps); Camberwell 1769-1799; Bermondsey Holy Trinity R.C. 1840-1854; Clapham 1555-1808 & 1848-1854; Dulwich College 1616-1837; Kennington, St Mary 1825-1837; Putney 1620-1850; Newington, St Mary 1745-1776; Tooting 1555-1841; St John, Horsleydown 1733-1759; Wandsworth 1544-1854 (with several gaps). Also Kingston 1841-1866 and Leatherhead 1841-1875 in Rural Surrey. Plus several other parishes and chapels in Metropolitan and Rural Surrey each with less than 1,000 entries.
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Dorking 1937 includes Dorking, Abinger, Ashstead, Betchworth, Bookham, Headley, Leatherhead, Newdigate and Westcott(over 3,500 entries).
Guildford 1946 includes Guildford, Aldershot, Alton, Bagshot, Basingstoke, Brookwood, Bordon, Camberley, Capel, Chiddingfold, Chobham, Clandon, Cranleigh, Dorking, Dummer, Dunsfold, Ewhurst, Farnham, Fernhurst, Godalming, Hartley Wintney, Haslemere, Hindhead, Holmwood, Liphook, Medstead, Newdigate, North Chapel, Oakley, Overton, Ripley, Selborne, Shere, Tisted, Westcott, Whitchurch, Woking, Yateley and other exchanges (about 30,000 entries)

Covers 52 parishes. Nearly 58,000 burials (NOT INCLUDED IN THE National Burial Index)
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First published in 2006 in bookform 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'

Compiled at the beginning of November 1910, five months before the 1911 census, this is a directory of subscribers to two telephone companies operating in the London Area, viz. The Post Office London Telephone Service and The National Telephone Company, listing an estimated 125,000 subscribers. The area covered includes Barnet, Croydon, Esher, Harrow, Kingston , Richmond , Wimbledon and many more. Professional people often had two entries, one for their home, the other for their business address. The Introductory Pages are full of fascinating facts that one would find hard to discover elsewhere.

One of a series of six new directories replacing the old London Directory. Coverage: Richmond, Kingston, Malden and Mitcham to the north, Caterham, Croydon, Upper Warlingham and Woldingham to the east, Betchworth, Dawes Green, Redhill and Reigate to the south and Byfleet, Chertsey, Chobham and Egham to the west. It does not cover Guildford, Woking nor areas to the south and west of them. Roughly, about 150,000 subscribers listed.

Compiled by Rosemary Cleaver from records transcribed by Cliff Webb and volunteers worldwide. Over 121,000 Surrey Baptisms from 81 Parishes.
Registers of various dates. There are many entries up to 1875 and some later, including many from Non-conformist registers, and covering the following places: Balham; Battersea; Bermondsey; Camberley (Royal Military College); Camberwell; Caterham (Whyteleafe); Clapham; Croydon, South Norwood; East Molesey (Methodist); Farnham (Bible Christian Circuit); Hatcham; Kennington; Lambeth (Brixton); Lambeth; Lambeth (West Norwood Gypsy Hill); Mitcham - Zion Chapel(3 only); Newington (Locksfield - Wesleyan); Newington, St Mary; Nunhead; Peckham; Ranmore (Nr Dorking); Redhill (Outwood); Reigate; Rotherhithe; Shepperton (Ex Middlesex); Southwark; Southwark, (St John Horsleydown); Staines, (Ex Middlesex); Streatham; Tooting; Wallington; Walworth; Wandsworth; West Dulwich.
The registers included are also individually indexed by Surname and are listed in Date order.
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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)

The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. They are, therefore, of varying quality but all are fully legible. There is no overall Index to the names within the records. Each Parish is individually indexed and usually each register, Baptism, Marriage or Burial has been indexed separately. In some cases there is more than one index covering different periods of time. The following parishes are included:

• Addlestone: Baptisms 1838-1840, Burials 1838-1840;
• Bagshot: Baptisms 1837-1840, Burials 1837-1841;
• Bisley: Baptisms 1561-1840; Marriages 1561-1837; Burials 1561-1851;
• Byfleet: Baptisms 1698-1840; Marriages 1717-1837; Burials 1728-1865;
• Chertsey: Baptisms 1620-1840; Marriages 1607-1693; Burials 1607-1840;
• Chobham: Baptisms 1587-88, 1654-1840; Marriages 1587, 1655-1837; Burials 1587-88, 1654-1840;
• Egham: Baptisms 1560-1840; Marriages 1653-1752 1753-1837; Burials 1592-1840;
• Horsell: Baptisms 1587-88, 1653-1865; Marriages 1587, 1654-1837; Burials 1587-88, 1653-1865;
• Pyrford: Baptisms 1665-1840; Marriages 1666-1837; Burials 1665-1865;
• Thorpe: Baptisms 1653-1840; Marriages 1639-1837; Burials 1639-1865;
• Virginia Water: Baptisms 1838-1840, Burials 1838-1865;
• Walton on Thames: Baptisms1639-1840; Marriages 1653-1837; Burials 1559-1865;
• Weybridge: Baptisms 1625-1840; Marriages 1625-1837; Burials 1625-1865;
• Windlesham: Baptisms 1677-98, 1717-1899; Marriages 1695-98, 1717-1899; Burials 1695-98, 1717-1865

Over 123,000 baptisms collected from 94 Baptism or Non-conformist registers. The following places are included, but for some there are only a small number of records: Acton; Ashford; Bethnal Green; Chelsea; City of London (10 parishes- mostly very early); Covent Garden; Cowley; Cranford; Ealing (Old Brentford); East Bedfont; Edgware; Edmonton; Enfield; Feltham; Finchley; Finchley (Whetstone); Friern Barnet; Fulham; Greenford; Hammersmith; Hampton; Hampton Wick; Hanworth; Harefield; Harlington; Harmondsworth; Harrow; Hendon (Mill Hill); Heston; Highgate; Hornsey; Hornsey (Crouch End); Hounslow; Hounslow (Osterley); Ickenham; Kensington; Kingsbury; Laleham; Little Stanmore; Littleton; Monken Hadley; New Brentford; Northolt; Norwood; Norwood (Southall); Perivale; Shepperton; Staines; Stanwell; Sunbury; Teddington; Tottenham; Twickenham; Twyford; Uxbridge; West Drayton; Westminster (9 parishes); Willesden; Willesden (Brondesbury); Willesden (Harlesden).
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The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. Each Parish is individually indexed and usually each register, Baptism, Marriage or Burial has been indexed separately. The following parishes are included:

• East Molesey: Baptisms 1668-1840; Marriages 1695-1837; Burials 1681-1861;
• Esher: Baptisms 1679-1840; Marriages 1688-1837; Burials 1678-1865;
• Kingston-upon-Thames: Baptisms 1541-1840; Marriages 1543-1837; Burials 1542-1840;
• Long Ditton: Baptisms 1564-1840; Marriages 1564-1837; Burials 1566-1865;
• Malden: Baptisms 1677-1840; Marriages 1676-1837; Burials 1678-1840;
• Thames Ditton: Baptisms 1663-1840; Marriages 1663-1837; Burials 1663-1865;
• West Molesey: Baptisms 1729-1840; Marriages 1729-1837; Burials 1730-1865;
• Wimbledon: Baptisms 1538-1840; Marriages 1594-1837; Burials 1593-1840

Transcriptions and indexes. September 2012
An Index of over 247.000 burials - 231,480 from Metropolitan Surrey and 15,522 from
Rural Surrey. The following parishes are included:
METROPOLITAN SURREY:

• Battersea Christ Church 1862-1866, (263);
• Battersea St Mary 1778-1865, (9,266);
• Bermondsey St James 1829-1854, 1862-1879, (7,595);
• Bermondsey St Mary Magdalen 1674-1688, 1700-1724/5, 1738/9-1764, 1786-1794, 1838-54; 1864-1865, (45,434);
• Brixton St Matthew 1825-1889, (4,453);
• Camberwell St George 1826-1905, 1947-1954, (4,738);
• Camberwell St Giles 1800-1812, (2,273);
• Clapham 1808-1847, (6,602);
• Kennington St Mark 1838-1839, 1841-1842, (1,424);
• Lambeth St John the Evangelist 1825-1894, (17,185);
• Newington Holy Trinity 1838- 1853, (128);
• Newington St Mary 1707-1745, 1777-1854, (42,171);
• Nunhead Cemetery 1842, (95);
• Putney St Mary 1841-1866, (2,464);
• Rotherhithe All Saints 1843-1888, (2,564);
• Rotherhithe St Mary 1813- 1855, 1859-1878, (15,846);
• Southwark Christ Church 1813-1838, 1850-1856, (10,141);
• Southwark St George 1784-1800, (6,144);
• Southwark St Olave 1778-1853, (21,223);
• Southwark St Saviour 1722-1733, (9,586);
• Streatham 1754-1862, (6,284);
• Tooting 1841-1866, (1,112);
• Walworth St Peter 1825- 1896, (12,049);
• Wandsworth 1800-1822, (2,460)

RURAL SURREY:

• Camberley, Royal Military College Chapel, 1829-1877, (260);
• Carshalton 1538-1704, (1,350); Farleigh 1663/4, (1);
• Guildford Quakers 1795- 1836, (86);
• Laleham (Ex-Middlesex), 1842-1889, (526);
• Mitcham Zion Chapel 1821-1894, (333);
• Richmond Workhouse 1914-1922, (289);
• Staines (Ex-Middlesex), 1772-1866, (4,080);
• Stanwell (Ex Middlesex), 1632-1658, 1788-1866, (2,395);
• Sunbury (Ex-Middlesex), 1565-1866, (6,202)

(See also CD18)

The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. They are, therefore, of varying quality but all are fully legible. There is no overall Index to the names within the records. Each Parish is individually indexed and usually each register, Baptism, Marriage or Burial has been indexed separately. In some cases there is more than one index covering different periods of time.
The following parishes are included:

• Albury: Baptisms 1559-1840, Marriages 1559-1738, Burials 1559-1840;
• Compton: Baptisms 1587, 1639-1840, Marriages 1587, 1639-1839, Burials 1587, 1639-1840;
• East Clandon: Baptisms 1558-1840, Marriages 1558-1838, Burials 1559-1840;
• East Horsley: Baptisms 1666-1840, Marriages 1667-1837, Burials 1666-1840;
• Godalming: Baptisms 1582-1840, Marriages 1583-1837, Burials 1583-1840;
• Guildford Parishes:
  • Holy Trinity: Baptisms 1558-1840 Marriages 1558-1837 Burials 1558-1865;
  • St Mary: Baptisms 1540-1840 Marriages 1540-1837 Burials 1540-1865;
  • St Nicolas: Baptisms 1562-1840 Marriages 1561-1837 Burials 1561-1865;
  • Stoke-Next-Guildford: Baptisms 1663-1840 Marriages 1662-1837 Burials 1662-1865;
• Merrow: Baptisms 1537-1840, Marriages 1541-1837, Burials 1536-1840;
• Ockham: Baptisms 1568-1840, Marriages 1568-1840, Burials 1568-1840;
• Pirbright: Baptisms 1574-1840, Marriages 1574-1837, Burials 1574-1840;
• Send (with Ripley Chapel): Send Baptisms 1653-1764, 1792-1840, Send Marriages 1654-1837, Send Burials 1653-1764, 1783-1840; Ripley Baptisms 1740-1840, Ripley Marriages 1813-1836, Ripley Burials 1742-1840;
• Shere: Baptisms 1547-1840, Marriages 1547-1840, Burials 1546-1840;
• Wanborough: Baptisms 1561-1675, 1764-1774, Marriages 1561-1658, Burials 1591-1640, 1763-1786;
• West Clandon: Baptisms 1536-1840, Marriages 1537-1837, Burials 1536-1840;
• West Horsley: Baptisms 1606-1840, Marriages 1601-1837, Burials 1600-1840;
• Wisley: Baptisms 1667-1901, Marriages 1666-1833, 1837-1901, Burials 1657-1901;
• Woking St. Peter: Baptisms 1653-1865, Marriages 1653-1865, Burials 1653-1865;
• Worplesdon: Baptisms 1538-1539, 1570-1840, Marriages 1570-1837, Burials 1570-1865.

Over 109,800 burials from the following 42 parishes have been transcribed and indexed:
Acton, 1542, 1566-1684, 1759-1812 (4241);
Chiswick, 1813-1850 (4066);
Edgware, 1841-1867 (376);
Edmonton and Tottenham Congregational Chapel, 1792-1809, 1826 (58);
Edmonton Weld Chapel, 1813-1903 (568); Feltham, 1813-1866 (1161);
Finchley, 1560-1679, 1701-1812 (7740);
Finchley Holy Trinity, 1849-1866 (407);
Friern Barnet, 1674-1865 (2830);
Fulham All Saints, 1773-1789 (1876);
Great Stanmore, 1765-1866 (2495);
Hampton, 1554-1812 (6314);
Hanwell, 1570-1866 (3658);
Harefield, 1538-1866 (5234);
Harmondsworth,1837-1866 (723);
Harrow Christ Church Roxeth, 1864-1866 (24);
Harrow St Mary, 1653-1840 (10357);
Hendon, 1786-1812 (1689);
Hendon: St Paul Mill Hill, 1842-1865 (306);
Heston St Leonard, 1559/60-1865 (12921);
Highgate Chapel, 1633-1903 (3149);
Hornsey, 1653-1683 (994);
Hounslow, 1836-1866 (2589);
Ickenham, 1729-1867 (933);
Kingsbury, 1841-1866 (323);
Laleham, 1842-1889 (527);
Little Stanmore, 1841-1866 (431);
Monken Hadley, 1678-1866 (3936);
Norwood Green, St Mary the Virgin, 1654-1812 (2506);
Pinner, 1580/1, 1654-1812 (2873);
St Andrew Hubbard (City of London),1639-1639/40 (19);
St Mildred Bread Street (City of London), 1629-1630/1 & 1639-1639/40 (48);
South Mimms, 1754-1812 (3962);
Staines, 1665-1679, & 1682 (402);
Stanwell, 1695-1866 (3945);
Sunbury, 1565/6-1783 & 1813-1866 (5344);
Teddington, 1724/5-1866 (2649);
Twickenham Holy Trinity, 1848-1866 (857);
Uxbridge St John the Evangelist, 1841-1866 (478);
Uxbridge, 1775-1812 (1769); Wembley, 1846-1866 (232);
Willesden, 1572-1812 (4846).

The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. They are, therefore, of varying quality but all are fully legible. There is no overall Index to the names within the records. Each Parish is individually indexed and usually each register, Baptism, Marriage or Burial has been indexed separately. In some cases there is more than one index covering different periods of time. The following parishes are included:
Abinger: Baptisms: 1559-1840; Marriages: 1559-1837; Burials: 1559-1840;
Capel: Baptisms:1653-1840; Marriages: 1653-1840; Burials: 1653-1840;
Dorking St Martin: Baptisms: 1538-1840; Marriages:1539-1837; Burials 1538-1840;
Effingham: Baptisms: 1565-1851; Marriages:1565-1837; Burials: 1565-1852;
Holmwood: Baptisms: 1838-1840; Burials: 1838-1840;
Mickleham: Baptisms:1549-1840; Marriages: 1540-1837; Burials: 1549-1840;
Newdigate: Baptisms: 1560-1840; Marriages: 1565-1836; Burials: 1559-1840;
Oakwood: Baptisms: 1700-1840; Marriages: 1697-1751; Burials: 1696-1840;
Ockley: Baptisms: 1539-1840; Marriages: 1539-1837; Burials 1539-1840;
Wotton: Baptisms: 1596-1840; Marriages: 1603-1837; Burials: 1596-1840.

Transcriptions and indexes. The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. They are, therefore, of varying quality but all are fully legible. The following parishes are included:
Alfold: Baptisms 1587-88, 1658-1841, Marriages 1587, 1659-1837; Burials 1587, 1658-1840
Bramley: Baptisms 1563-1840; Marriages 1567-1837; Burials 1676-1840
Chiddingfold: Baptisms 1573-75, 1595-1840; Marriages 1563-1837; Burials 1563-1840
Cranleigh: Baptisms 1566-67, 1608-1840; Marriages 1609-1837; Burials 1609-1840 ;
Dunsfold: Baptisms 1587, 1628-1840; Marriages 1588, 1628-1837; Burials 1588, 1628-1840
Elstead: Baptisms 1538-1840; Marriages 1543-1837; Burials 1542-1840
Ewhurst: Baptisms 1587, 1614-1840; Marriages 1614-1838; Burials 1592-1840
Hambledon: Baptisms 1587, 1617-1840; Marriages 1586-87, 1617-1837; Burials 1587, 1617-1865
Hascombe: Baptisms 1588, 1646-1840; Marriages 1658-1837; Burials 1659-1865
Haslemere: Baptisms 1594-1842; Marriages 1573-1837; Burials 1573-1842
Peper Harow: Baptisms 1588, 1692-93,1697-1837, Marriages 1689-90, 1692-93, 1699-1833; Burials 1587, 1689, 1698-1840
Shalford: Baptisms1564-1841; Marriages 1581-1837; Burials 1558-1841
St Martha's: Baptisms 1779-1900; Marriages 1794-1837; Burials 1780-1900
Thursley: Baptisms 1613-1840;Marriages 1613-1837; Burials 1613-1840
Witley: Baptisms 1653-1840; Marriages1653-1837; Burials 1653-1840
Wonersh: Baptisms 1539-1841; Marriages 1539-1837; Burials 1539-1841

The first 13 registers are entitled, as was customary at that time, after the name of the first testator in the register.
Volume 1 (MW 1) Will register 'Spage' 1480-90 (from Surrey Record Society printed edition)
Volume 2 (MW 2) Will register 'Mathewe' 1490-1524
Volume 3 (MW 3) Will register 'Mychell' 1529-32
Volume 4 (MW 4) Will register 'Heats' 1532-38
Volume 5 (MW 5) Will register 'Pykman' 1538-41 & British Library Ms 24925 1542-44
Volume 6 (MW 6) Will register 'Tully' 1559-60
Volume 7 (MW 7) Will register 'Herringman' 1595-1608 (from Surrey Record Society printed edition)
Volume 8 (MW 8) Will register 'Berry' 1608-15
Volume 9 (MW 9) Will register 'Stoughton' 1614-21
Volume 10 (MW10) Will register 'Peter' 1615-23
Volume 11 (MW11) Will register 'Yeast' 1622-31
Volume 12 (MW12) Will register 'Farmer' 1627-39
Volume 13 (MW13) Will register 'Harding' 1639-49
Volume 14 (MW14) Filed and Unregistered Wills 1534-1558
Volume 15 (MW15) Filed and Unregistered Wills 1561-1571
Volume 16 (MW16) Filed and Unregistered Wills 1572-81
Volume 17 (MW17) Filed and Unregistered Wills 1582-94
Volume 18 (MW18) Filed and Unregistered Wills 1559, 1595-1649

Volume 20 (MW20) Registered & Unregistered Wills 1660-1671
Volume 21 (MW21) Registered & Unregistered Wills 1671-1679
Volume 22 (MW22) Unregistered Wills 1680-1689
Volume 23 (MW23) Registered and Unregistered Wills 1690-1695
Volume 24 (MW24) Registered and Unregistered Wills 1695-1699
Volume 26 (MW26) Registered and Unregistered 1700-1708
Volume 28 (MW28) Unregistered wills 1709-1715
Volume 29 (MW29) Unregistered 1716-1721
Volume 30 (MW30) Registered and Unregistered 1722-1725
Volume 31 (MW31) Unregistered 1728-1730
Volume 33 (MW33 ) Registered Wills 1726-1733
Volume 34 (MW34) Registered Wills 1734-1739

Volume 36 (MW36) Registered wills 1740-1745
Volume 37 (MW37) Registered wills 1746-1751
Volume 38 (MW38) Registered wills 1752-1762
Volume 39 (MW39) Registered wills 1763-1777
Volume 40 (MW40) Registered and Unregistered wills 1778-1800
Volume 41 (MW41) Registered and Unregistered wills 1800-1821
Volume 42 (NEW not published in the microfiche series) 1823-1858

Volume 19 (MW19) Filed & Unregistered Wills 1662-1673
Volume 25 (MW25) Registered and Unregistered Wills 1674-1696
Volume 27 (MW27) Registered and Unregistered 1697-1728
Volume 32 (MW32) Registered and Unregistered Wills 1729-1762
Volume 35 (MW35) of Surrey Registered wills 1763-1857

These are abstracts from Surrey Wills (registered and unregistered) - earliest 1480 through to 1858. They give all the main points from each will such as names of beneficiaries, witnesses, legatees and names of family and properties where mentioned. The Will Abstracts and Indexes on the following four CDs have been scanned from the images of the Early Surrey Wills Series published by the Society on microfiche, as MW 1-41. In addition, Volume 42 (on CD36) is NEW as it was not published in the microfiche series. The Archdeaconry Abstracts have been divided by date between CDs 34, 35 and 36, and the Commissary Abstracts placed together on CD37. There is no overall index on any of the CDs, each volume having been indexed separately, by name, place and occupation. Volume Nos 2-6 and 8-42 were transcribed and indexed by Cliff Webb, who wrote in the introduction to the original series: Wills can bridge generations with a certainty in a way which parish registers rarely can .... on average a will contains mention of 10 people.

The files on the 11 CDs contain photographs of the page indexed by Street or Name. Each CD contains an Introduction, a list of the Wards included on the CD and the pages of the Registers for each Ward. See below for coverage of the individual CDs.
Nov 2013.

Bisley, Byfleet, Chertsey, Chobham, Claygate, Long Ditton, East & West Molesey, Egham, Esher, Hersham, New Haw, Oatlands, Pyrford, St Georges Hill, Thames Ditton, Thorpe, Walton-on-Thames, West Byfleet, West End Chobham, Weybridge (No of electors 36606)

Croydon, South Norwood, Upper Norwood.

(No of electors 95220)

Addington, Bletchingley, Caterham, Chelsham, Coulsdon, Crowhurst, Dormansland, Farleigh, Godstone, Horne, Kenley, Limpsfield, Lingfield, Oxted, Purley, Sanderstead, Tandridge, Tatsfield, Titsey, Warlingham, Whyteleafe, Woldingham Woodcote. (No of electors 24284)

Ashtead, Banstead, Belmont, Cheam, Chessington, Cobham, Cuddington, Epsom, Ewell, Fetcham, Great Bookham, Headley, Leatherhead, Little Bookham, Stoke D'Abernon, Sutton, Tadworth, Woodmansterne (No of electors 34650)

Ash, Bagshot, Bourne, Brookwood, Churt, Dockenfield, Farnham, Frensham, Frimley (incl Camberley), Hale, Hindhead, Horsell, Knaphill, Normandy, Pirbright, Seale, Shottermill, Tilford, Tongham, Windlesham, Woking, Wrecclesham (No of electors 34636)

Albury, Alfold, Artington, Bramley, Chiddingfold, Cranleigh, Compton, Dunsfold, East & West Clandon, Elstead, Ewhurst, Godalming, Guildford, Hambledon, Hascombe, Haslemere, East & West Horsley, Merrow, Milford, Ockham, Peper Harow, Puttenham, Ripley, Send, Shalford, Shamley Green, Shere, St Martha, Thursley, Wanborough, Wisley, Witley, Wonersh, Worplesdon (No of electors 39125)

Berrylands, Coombe, Hook, Kingston-upon-Thames, Malden, New Malden, Norbiton, Surbiton, Tolworth (includes separate list of Absent Voters) (No of electors 37309)

Beddington, Carshalton, Mitcham, Wallington (No of electors 31211)

Abinger, Betchworth, Buckland, Burstow, Capel, Chaldon, Charlwood, Chipstead, Coldharbour, Dorking, Effingham, Gatton, Holmwood, Horley, Kingswood, Leigh, Merstham, Mickleham, Newdigate, Nutfield, Ockley, Reigate, Walton-on-the-Hill, Westcott, Wotton (No of electors 33569)

Barnes, Ham, Kew, Mortlake, Petersham, Richmond, North Sheen (includes separate list of Absent Voters) (No of electors 34970)

Merton, Morden, Wimbledon (No of electors 43677)

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).

Most of which are not in the IGI.
Acton 1695-1812 (4040); Chiswick: Turnham Green 1845-76 (1420); Ealing St Mary 1765-88 (3296); Edgware 1841-76 (646); Edmonton St James 1851-76 (652); Edmonton Weld Chapel 1875-76 (72); Enfield, Cockfosters Christ Church 1839-41 (30); Enfield Highway Wesleyan 1860-79 (87); Finchley 1558-1757 (4692); Friern Barnet 1674-1772 (993); Fulham All Saints 1755-89 (3233); Hammersmith St Peter 1841-76 (2786); Hampton Wick 1841-76 (1490); Hanwell 1570-1875 (4648); Hendon 1743-1812 (3559); Heston 1813-27 (1606); Hornsey 1666-85 (3075); Isleworth Congregational 1849-77 (71); Kilburn Holy Trinity 1867-76 (1304); Kingsbury 1841-76 (570); Northolt 1841-76 (773); Norwood Green 1654-1721 (808); Pinner 1736, 1743-1812 (3139); Roxeth 1862-76 (441); Ruislip 1685-1841 (4642); Ruislip Northwood 1854-76 (232); South Mimms 1703-1812 (3474); Staines 1692-1750 (1703); Stanwell C 163 1-58 1695-1787 (2766); Teddington St Peter & St Paul 1868-76 (439); Twickenham St Mary 1832-76 (4964); Twickenham Holy Trinity 1841-76 (2313); Twickenham St Philip & St James 1862-76 (268); Uxbridge 1778-1812 (2799); Uxbridge St John Uxbridge Moor 1841-76 (995); West Drayton 1847-76 (671); Willesden 1615-1812 (3713); Wood Green 1866-76 (744); Yiewsley 1859-76 (900).

The Monumental Inscriptions on this CD have been scanned from Microfiche Series - Monumental Inscriptions 1-13 and from lists of Inscriptions that were originally published in various issues of Root and Branch. The dates covered are mostly up to the late 19th century. The inscriptions from the following Churchyards or Cemeteries are included: Abinger, Addington St Mary, Addlestone, Ash, Ash War Memorials, Beddington St Mary, Bisley, Bramley, Byfleet, Chiddingfold, Chobham, Clandon. East & West, Compton, Croydon Cemetery, Croydon Christ Church, Croydon Friends Burial Ground, Croydon Pump Pail Chapel, Croydon St James, Croydon St John, Croydon St Peter, Dorking, Dunsfold, Duxhurst, Elstead, Ewhurst, Feltham, Middlesex, Finchampsted, Berks, Frimley, Gatton, Godalming, Godstone, Guildford Holy Trinity, Guildford St Mary's, Hambledon, Hascombe, Horsell, Horsley, East & West, Merrow, Mickleham, Oakwood, Ockham, Ockley, Old Woking, Peper Harow, Pirbright, Poyle, Middlesex, Putney, Pyrford, Reading, Berks, St Martha (Chilworth), St Thomas on The Bourne, Sandhurst, Berks, Shalford, Shirley St Stephen, Stoke D'Abernon, Stoke next Guildford, Thames Ditton, Thorpe, Thursley, Tilford, Wanborough, Westcott, Wimbledon, Windlesham, Wisley, Woking (Old), Wonersh, Worplesdon, Wotton

Transcriptions and indexes. The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. They are, therefore, of varying quality but all are fully legible. There is no overall Index to the names within the records. Each Parish is individually indexed and usually each register, Baptism, Marriage or Burial has been indexed separately. The following parishes are included:
Ash: Baptisms 1548-1840, Marriages 1550-1837, Banns 1781-1803, 1823, Burials 1548-1840; Farnham: Baptisms 1539-1840, Marriages 1539-1837, Banns 1754-1836, Burials 1539-1840; Frensham: Baptisms 1650-1840, Marriages 1649-1837, Burials 1649-1840;
Frimley: Baptisms 1589-1840, Marriages 1606-1837, Burials 1606-1840;
Puttenham: Baptisms 1562-1840, Marriages 1562-1837, Burials 1562-1840;
Seale: Baptisms 1539-1840, Marriages 1539-1837, Burials 1538-1840

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

Transcriptions and indexes.
The Parish Register Transcriptions and Indexes on this CD have been brought
together from other publications produced by West Surrey FHS. They are, therefore,
of varying quality but should be fully legible. There is no overall Index to the names
within the records. Each Parish is individually indexed and usually each register,
Baptism, Marriage or Burial has been indexed separately. The following parishes are
included:

Ashtead: Baptisms: 1662-1840, Marriages 1663-1837, Burials: 1662-1840
Banstead: Baptisms 1547-1840, Marriages 1547-1837, Burials 1547-1840
Cheam: Baptisms 1538-1876, Marriages 1538-1837, Burials 1538-1867
Chessington: Baptisms 1656-1840, Marriages 1656-1835, Burials 1656-1840
Cobham: Baptisms 1562-1840, Marriages 1562-1837, Burials 1562-1865
Epsom: Baptisms 1813-1876, Marriages 1695-1838, Burials 1695-1866
Ewell: Baptisms 1597-1840, Marriages 1538-1837, Burials 1608-1840
Fetcham: Baptisms 1559-1840, Marriages 1560-1837, Burials 1562-1840
Great Bookham: Baptisms 1632-1840, Marriages 1632-1837, Burials 1632-1840
Leatherhead: Baptisms 1623, 1626, 1647, 1649, 1656-1840, Marriages 1656-1840,
Burials 1656-1840
Little Bookham: Baptisms 1588, 1642-1840, Marriages 1670-1835, Burials 1587/88,
1642-1869
Stoke D'Abernon: Baptisms 1619-1840, Marriages 1620-1835, Burials 1619-78, 1690-
93, 1732-1865
Sutton: Baptisms 1636-1851, Marriages 1637-1837, Burials 1636-1851

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.

CD46 CITY of LONDON BURIALS 1400-1812 - Over 118,500 burials in 52 City
Parishes - transcribed by Cliff Webb, plus many volunteers worldwide, indexed and
prepared for publishing by Chris Willis and Rosemary Cleaver.
All Hallows Bread Street: 1538-1755. All Hallows Honey Lane: 1538-1667.
All Hallows Lombard Street: 1550-1653. All Hallows Staining: 1653-1710.
All Hallows The Great: 1667-1754. All Hallows the Less: 1558-1754.
Charterhouse Chapel: 1695-1812. St Antholin: 1538-1754. St Bartholomew the
Less: 1547-1812. St Benet Fink: 1539-1653. St Benet Gracechurch: 1558-1730.
St Benet Paul's Wharf: 1619-1754. St Benet Sherehog: 1629-1640. St Botolph
Billingsgate: 1629-1754. St Christopher le Stocks: 1557-1781. St Clement
Eastcheap: 1539-1758. St onis Backchurch: 1538-1754, 1869. St Edmund the
King and Martyr: 1670-1755. St Ethelburga: 1672-1754. St Faith under
St Paul: 1645-1686. St George Botolph Lane: 1397-1617. St James Duke's Place:
1747-1755. St John the Baptist, Walbrook: 1629-1754. St John the
Evangelist Friday Street: 1653-1757. St John Zachary: 1665-1666. St Katherine
Creechurch: 1639-1640. St Leonard Eastcheap: 1538-1752. St Leonard Foster
Lane: 1639-1640. St Margaret Moses: 1558-1766. St Margaret New Fish Street
Hill: 1629-1640. St Martin Ironmonger Lane: 1539-1755. St Martin Orgar:
1625-1757. St Martin Vintry: 1629-1639. St Mary Aldermary: 1558-1754.
St Mary Bothaw: 1537-1653. St Mary Colechurch: 1559-1666. St Mary
Magdalen Old Fish Street: 1540-1643. St Mary Mounthaw: 1568-1754. St Mary
Somerset: 1558-1754. St Mary Staining: 1629-1631. St Matthew Friday Street:
1538-1812. St Michael le Querne: 1629-1666. St Mildred Bread Street: 1670-
1755. St Nicholas Acons: 1540-1759. St Nicholas Olave: 1704-1755.
St Pancras Soper Lane: 1538-1697. St Peter Cornhill: 1540-1774. St Peter
Westcheap: 1629-1631. St Stephen Walbrook: 1557-1757. St Thomas the
Apostle: 1558-1754. St Vedast: 1558-1755. Temple: 1629-1756.

1879 on CD, published by J & A Catlyn, November 2004. Over 3,300 streets indexed and linked to maps. Covering streets from Hyde Park to Limehouse and Highbury to Battersea Park. Includes many scanned directory pages which give an insight into London life in 1879. Published in a similar style to their previous publication Atlas & Guide of London, c1908, which will allow for easy comparison between the two maps and the two dates of 1879 and 1908.

Circa 1908 by J & A Catlyn, published by Cyrene Publications, 2003. 20 coloured maps of Central London, with searchable Index to over 7000 streets computer-linked to the maps. An Index to 1000 places of interest in London and 16 maps of the Environs of London. Included is a small eight-page booklet advising on how to make the best use of this CD.