Historical and Genealogical Record of the First Settlers of Colchester County, N.S. - 1873 Product No. CA0322 The full title continues, "... down to the present time, compiled from the most authentic sources by Thomas Miller." Thomas was born in 1803, and lived his life in and around Truro, probably the largest town of the county. Thus, he was well placed both geographically and temporally to make this record of many of the original families inhabiting this part of Nova Scotia. In his own words: "The author of the following work being now about three score and ten years old, and nearly done with the affairs of this world, having some knowledge of the first settlement of Colchester, the names of the first settlers and their descendants, especially of the Townships of Truro and Onslow, as well as with many circumstances connected with the early settlement of the County, obtained by tradition and otherwise, was induced to note down, from time to time, some of them, in order that his children, and others who may come after, might know something about their forefathers, and the hardships they underwent in settling a new country. It was his intention at first to write only about his own kindred; but, having begun, he was led on to mention nearly all the Grantees of the Townships of Truro, and some of Onslow and Londonderry, with their descendants, as far as he could gather information. …" This book then is a powerhouse of genealogical information for this important access corridor to Nova Scotia, with perhaps as much as 90% of the book's text being dedicated to describing the many family trees while only the first couple and the last chapters are more specifically dedicated to a exploration of the area's history without relating it to particular families or individuals. The author finishes his book with a four page index providing, mostly, a means to access individual family names. Having now the benefit of computer search-ability in this digital reproduction, we can definitely say that this was very much a partial index and that owning this digital version will provide a significant improvement in the readers ability to extract the "gold" from this "mine." We have provided a sampler of a few pages from the book for you to freely download from our Downloads page, including all four of the printed index pages. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 978-1-897405-68-0 Price: $18.00

			Sketches of Irish Soldiers in Every Land - 1881 Product No. CAI0360 By Col. James E. McGee, originally published 1881. This is an interesting and entertaining book of 329 pages which takes a "broad brush" approach to the title subject which, as the author admits in his Preface, " …would require an ordinary lifetime to arrange … with any thing like system, and to record … with a proper degree of clearness and fidelity." Instead he takes a "stroll" through accounts of the experiences and adventures of well known Irishmen warriors who lived through the three centuries leading up to the middle of the 19th Century. Nor, as you might gather from the title, are these adventures conducted solely on Irish soil. The reputation of the "Fighting Irish" was such that they readily found employment, both as individuals as well as ready made fighting units, in many parts of the World - both Old and New. A treasure both for the student of military history and for the genealogists attempting to understand the lives and motivation of their Irish ancestors who followed a military career. Although laid out in an approximately chronological order the reader will find this digital edition offers superior accessibility to the content of this wonderful book because the whole text is fully computer searchable so any key word can be instantly found, and with it the relevant passage. We are pleased to be working with the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa (BIFHSGO) to make digital copies of some works in their library so that the originals can be saved from everyday use while the content is made available to a wider audience. Please join with us to thank BIFHSGO, and particularly Betty Warburton (librarian) and her staff, for their generosity of spirit and their foresight in preserving these valuable old books. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 978-1-897405-69-7 More information Price: $13.00

			Yorkshire Inquisitions Vols I-IV Product No. ARA0363 Edited by William Brown, F.S.A. Published between 1892-1906. These four volumes comprise transcripts in English of Inquisitions Post Mortem - surveys of land and property after the death of a tenant-in-chief before transfer to the next heir. They cover various parts of Yorkshire during the period 1241-1306. The transcripts give a wealth of detail about life under the feudal system with details of knightly families and in some cases, names of peasants living and working on their land. Each volume has an index of names and places. A useful resource for medieval genealogy. Machine Searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $30.60

			Parish Registers of Sheriffhales Product No. ARA0364 Published in 1908. Contains transcripts of the registers of the parish of Sheriffhales, on the borders of Staffordshire and Shropshire. Baptisms 1557 - 1812. Marriages 1557 - 1812. Burials 1557 -1812. Machine Searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Alumni Carthusiani Product No. ARA0365 A record of the Foundation Scholars of Charterhouse, 1614-1872. Edited by Bower Marsh, B.A. and Frederick Arthur Crisp, F.S.A. Published 1913. This register of Charterhouse School, covers the earlier period to 1872 prior to its move to Surrey. Containing biographical details about the scholars, plus an index of names of pupils, and lists of masters and governors etc. Machine Searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Lydham, Edgton, Monk Hopton, Chelmarsh, Neenton & Billingsley Parish Registers Product No. ARA0366 The Parish Registers of Lydham, Edgton, Monk Hopton, Chelmarsh, Neenton and Billingsley in Shropshire. Published in 1903. Transcripts of the registers of six parishes. Contains : Lydham - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1592 to 1812 Edgton - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1712 to 1812 Monk Hopton- Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1698 to 1812 Chelmarsh - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1557 to 1812 Neenton - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1558 to 1812 Billingsley - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1625 to 1812 All complete with indexes of names and places. Machine Searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $25.20

			Abstract of Quarter Sessions for Shropshire Product No. ARA0367 Shropshire County Records. Abstract of the Orders made by the Court of Quarter Sessions for Shropshire. Covering the following dates - 1660-1669. 1685-1694. 1709-1757. 1772-1782. 1840-1889. Together with a Full List and Partial Abstract of the Contents of the Quarter Sessions Rolls 1696-1800. A fascinating collection of extracts from the Shropshire Quarter Sessions records, including detail about crimes, settlement and removal, bastardy and local government. Over 800 pages of information. Useful for family history and local history. Machine Searchable A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $25.20

			Rugby School Yearbooks 1901-1905 Product No. ARA0368 Rugby School is one of the most famous in England. This set of eight yearbooks covers the period 1901-1905 and contains lists of pupils in Upper, Middle and Lower School, class lists by subject, prize winners, members of the cadet corps, lists of masters, etc. as well as general information about the school. Containing many names, this is a useful source for family history. Machine Searchable A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Parish Registers of Selattyn 1557-1812 Product No. ARA0369 The Parish Registers of Selattyn in Shropshire. Published in 1901 & 1908. Transcripts of the Parish Registers. Contains - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1557 - 1812. Complete with indexes of Names and Places. Machine Searchable A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $25.20

			The Cotton Year Book 1920 Product No. ARA0370 Compiled by S. Ecroyd. A comprehensive and detailed guide covering all aspects of the cotton industry. Also includes lists of associations, societies and trade unions, as well as lists of holidays in the cotton districts. Complete with many pages of advertisements. A fascinating hand book, giving an insight into a once-great industry. Useful for local, social, economic and family historians. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $25.20

			Whitby Chartulary (2 volumes) Product No. ARA0371 The Whitby Chartulary. Volumes I & II. The medieval charters of Whitby Abbey originally published by the Surtees Society as a two volume set in1879 & 1881. Both volumes are contained on this CD. Useful for medievieval history and church history. Note : These charters are written in Latin. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $25.20

			Parish Registers of Berrington, Shropshire Product No. ARA0372 Published in 1920 & 1921. Transcripts of the Parish Registers. Contains - Baptisms : 1559 - 1812 Marriages : 1559 - 1837 Burials : 1559 - 1812. Complete with indexes of Names and Places. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original books in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Parish Registers of Onibury, Shropshire Product No. ARA0373 Published in 1921. Transcripts of the Parish Registers. Contains - Baptisms :1577 - 1812 Marriages : 1577 - 1837 Burials : 1577 - 1812. Complete with indexes of Names and Places. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original books in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Parish Registers of Castle Church Staffordshire Product No. ARA0374 Published in 1903. Transcripts of the Parish Registers. Contains - Baptisms :1755 -1812 Marriages : 1757 - 1837 Burials : 1755 - 1812. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original books. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $14.40

			The Genealogists Pocket Library Product No. ARA0375 The Genealogist's Pocket Library. Published between 1908 & 1910. A series of eight titles published by Chas A. Bernau. 1: Some Special Studies in Genealogy - I. American Emigrants (How to trace their English ancestry). II. The Quaker Records. III. The Genealogy of the Submerged. 2: Chancery Proceedings - I. What they are, and where they are. II. What they contain. III. Means of reference. 3: Royal Descents : Scottish Records - I. How to trace a descent from royalty. II. The Scottish Records. 4: The Churchyard Scribe - I On recording inscriptions in a churchyard or burial ground. II. Hints on reading apparently illegible inscriptions. III. Typical and authentic examples. 5: Quarter Sessions and Seize Quartiers, etc. - I. From the records of Quarter Sessions. II. Seize Quartiers and Ascending Pedigrees. III. The Records of Patented Inventions. 6: The Genealogist's Legal Dictionary 7: The Parish Register - I. Marriages, Weddings, Matrimoniae, Nuptiae, etc. II. Baptsims, Baptismata, Baptizata, Renata, Chrystenings, etc. III. Burials, Sepulta, Funera, Exequiae, Interments, etc. IV. Baptismal Names. 8: Records of Naval Men - I. Secretary : In and Out Letters. II. Secretary : Miscellaneous. III. Secretary : Returns of Officers' etc. IV. Naval Board V. Accountant General VI. Greenwich Hospital VII. Marine Office Machine Searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			The Parish Registers of Harewood Part I Product No. ARA0376 The Parish Registers of Harewood in Yorkshire. Published in 1914. Transcribed & edited by William Brigg, B.A. Transcripts of the Parish Registers. Contains : Baptisms 1614 - 1812 Marriages 1621 -1812 Complete with indexes of names and places. The parish of Harewood contains the townships of Harewood, East Keswick, Wike, Wigton, Weardley, Weeton-cum-Wescohill and Dunkeswick plus Alwoodley. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original books, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Parish Registers of Ford and of Melverley, Shropshire Product No. ARA0377 Published in 1899. Transcripts of the Ford Parish Registers. Contains - Baptisms : 1569 - 1812. Marriages : 1569 - 1812. Burials : 1569 - 1793. Transcripts of the Melverley Parish Registers. Contains - Baptisms : 1723 - 1799. Marriages : 1723 - 1811. Burials : 1723 - 1812. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original books, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			History and Antiquities of Tewkesbury Product No. ARA0378 The History and Antiquities of Tewkesbury, from the earliest periods to the present time. Collected from ancient records and other authentic materials. To which is added, some account of the medicinal water, near Tewkesbury. Published in 1790 Dyde & Son Plus Thoughts on the Functions and Diseases of the Lymphatic Glands. James Johnston, M.D. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			The Newgate Calendar Vols II & IV Product No. ARA0379 Criminal Chronology; Or The New Newgate Calendar. By Andrew Knapp and William Baldwin. Volumes II & IV. Published in 1809 & 1810. Being Interesting Memoirs of Notorious Characters who have been Convicted of Outrages on the Laws of England. Fascinating stories of criminals and their executions during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			List of Provincial Words in use at Wakefield + maps Product No. ARA0380 A List of Provincial Words in use at Wakefield in Yorkshire. By William Stott Banks. Published in 1865. A fascinating alphabetical list of local dialect words used in Victorian Wakefield, together with some descriptions of buildings and localities. Also - Two maps of Wakefield dating from 1728 and 1823. Useful for local history and family history. Machine searchable. A digital version of the original book, in PDF format. Viewable on any computer using Adobe Acrobat Reader. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 Price: $18.00

			Tasmanian Directory and Gazetteer 1887 (Middelton & Maning) Product No. AU6112-1887 (528 pages) Author: Middelton & Maning Year: (1887) This volume of over 500 pages is divided into several main sections A Gazetteer with information on: • Telegraphs • Postal • Customs • Shipping • Statistics • Towns - details of over 70 towns • Railways • Tourist guide • Retrospect of 1886 • ... more Directories • Hobart street, alphabetical and trade & professional directories • Sandy Bay by street and alphabetical • Launceston street, alphabetical and trades directories • Directories of 30 districts and municipalities throughout Tasmania • Country trades directory Other Directories • Government and official • Ecclesiastical and educational • Miscellaneous companies • Legal • Medical • Municipal The directory begins and ends with many fascinating advertisements. A vast resource of interesting and useful information for finding out about Tasmania and life in the 1880s. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416460 Price: $22.50

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1896 Product No. AU6115-1896 (462 pages) Year: (1896) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371875 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1897 Product No. AU6115-1897 (453 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371882 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1898 Product No. AU6115-1898 (440 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. This edition of Walch's Almanac contains over 650 topics. It list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. The places covered by the 1898 edition of Walch's Tasmanian Almanac are: Hobart City, Launceston City, Bothwell, Brighton, Campbell Town, Carnarvon, Clarence, Deloraine, Emu Bay, Evandale, Fingal, Franklin, George Town, Glamorgan (Swansea), Glenorchy, Hamilton, Hobart (New Town, Queensborough, Glebe Town, Mount Stuart, Bellerive and Beltana), Kingsborough, Lake District, Longford, Macquarie, Mersey, New Norfolk, Oatlands, Portland, Richmond, Ringarooma, Ross, Russell, Selby, Sorell, Spring Bay and Westbury. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371899   Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1899 Product No. AU6115-1899 (447 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371905   Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1900 Product No. AU6115-1900 (465 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371912 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1901 Product No. AU6115-1901 (465 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416019 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1902 Product No. AU6115-1902 (457 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416033 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1903 Product No. AU6115-1903 (457 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416040 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1904 Product No. AU6115-1904 (453 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416057 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1905 Product No. AU6115-1905 (453 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416064 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1906 Product No. AU6115-1906 (454 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416330 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1907 Product No. AU6115-1907 (465 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416347 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1908 Product No. AU6115-1908 (468 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416354 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1909 Product No. AU6115-1909 (481 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416361   Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1910 Product No. AU6115-1910 (482 pages) Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416378 Price: $19.20

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac Compendium 1896-1900 Product No. AU6115C-1896 Price if purchased separately $96.00 Compendium set price $38.90 You save $57.10! (5 vols, 2267 pages) Five years of the Walch's Almanacs together on a single CD, at a very special price. Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. Each year is also available individually: Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1896 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1897 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1898 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1899 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1900 High quality scanned images of the whole of each original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371929   Price: $38.90

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac Compendium 1901-1905 Product No. AU6115C-1901 Price if purchased separately $96.00 Compendium set price $38.90 You save $57.10! (5 vols, 2285 pages) Five years of the Walch's Almanacs together on a single CD, at a very special price. Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. Each year is also available individually: Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1901 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1902 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1903 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1904 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1905 High quality scanned images of the whole of each original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416071   Price: $38.90

			Walch's Tasmanian Almanac Compendium 1906-1910 Product No. AU6115C-1906 Price if purchased separately $96.00 Compendium set price $38.90 You save $57.10! (2350 pages) Five years of the Walch's Almanacs together on a single CD, at a very special price. Walch's Tasmanian Almanac was produced in Hobart by J. Walch and Sons from 1863 until 1980. It had a variety of titles in the time that it was published but was commonly known as Walch's Almanac. Also known as the "Red Book", it contained detailed information about Tasmania for the year it was published, with information about all regions and towns of the state. Each Walch's Almanac contains hundreds of topics. Not only does it list thousands of names of people together with their occupation, but more than that, you will find details on the towns and the services that each had, as well as the societies and clubs, railways, charities, telegraph and postal services available. There is registered medical practitioners, dentists and chemists, as well as those in law departments, coroners and  ministers of religion, and the government and military forces. There are details of obituaries that were published during the previous year's newspapers ... the list could go on. Almanacs are a useful resource for being able to 'add flesh to the bones' in finding out more about your ancestors and the society in which they lived, their occupation, the town they lived in, the businesses in the district and the cost of items at that era. Each volume is an immensely valuable resource of historical information about Tasmania, which is now readily available on fully-searchable CD-ROM. Each year is also available individually: Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1906 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1907 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1908 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1909 Walch's Tasmanian Almanac 1910 File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921416385 Price: $38.90

			Tasmanian Royal Kalendar and Almanack 1850 (Wood) Product No. AU6116-1850 (307 pages) What information does this Almanack and Kalendar contain? Perfect for your social history, as this publication gives you details on the stage coach fares, details of newspapers publishing in the Australasian colonies, details on all the lodges and societies, shipping owners, as well as arrivals and departures, religious statistics, shipping agents, wholesales dealers, auctioneers and pawnbrokers. There is a gardening calendar, to know what to plant when, as well as a 'Home Directory' which contains details of the Sovereigns of England. This issue also includes a 'Tasmanian Official Directory' which gives lists of  names, positions and salaries of government officers: government, banking, insurance, education, police and convict department, military, ministers of religion and many more ... What areas are covered by this Almanack and Kalendar? Primarily covering Tasmania, but the lists of government officers with salaries and statistics covers the Australasian and East Indian colonies: Ascension, Auckland Islands, Australia Felix, Bengal, Bombay, Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, Falkland Islands, Hong Kong, Labuan, Madras, Mauritius, New South Wales, New Zealand, Prince of Wales Island, Singapore, South Australia, St Helena, Western Australia, Van Diemen's Land. How is this Almanck and Kalender useful to me? It contains an immense amount information, both for the genealogist and historian. If you had ancestors in Tasmania in 1850 they may be listed here, together with their occupation, and salary. Apart from that, you can find out about the society they lived in, the local businesses (which includes 40 pages of advertisements), banks, transport, postage costs, churches, government offices, medical facilities and so much more. Part of the introduction to this publication states that it is "... a work which, for the abundance and variety and accuracy of its information, is by far the most useful ever issued ..." High quality scanned images of the whole of the original book. This CD has been bookmarked for easy navigation, and pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required. File Type Search Text CDs PDF YES 1 ISBN: 9781921371653   Price: $19.20