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This census was taken on June 1st 1523 and recorded in the Coventry Leet book as the Dearth (a census).
This directory covers the villages of Ashow, Baginton, Bubbenhall, Cubbington, Harbury, Milverton, Leek Wootton, Lillington, Offchurch, Radford Semele, Ufton
Curtis and Beamish's Directory of Coventry 1874-5
The register includes the names and addresses of all adults and how they qualified for voting.
This is a transcription of the Coventry Apprentice Enrolments from 1781 to 1975.
Baptisms in St Paul's, Foleshill, Warwickshire, compiled by members of Warwickshire FHS
This database contains some extracts from the register of boats working the Coventry canal 1879-1936
This database holds a transcription of the 27,135 records in the burial and scatterings registers from the opening of the gardens in 1943 to 30th December 1994.
A record of Canal people found on the census 1841 to 1901
The Convicts Register of 1879 and 1890 to 1897 from Coventry Prison.
This is a list of starters and leavers virtually from the start of the Courtaulds operation in Coventry in the early 1900’s until about 1932.
Transcribed from a hand written file which contains 3897 records. Contains entries from the earliest recorded starter in 1900 to the last leaver in 1946.
Four of the censuses (1841, 1851, 1861 and 1871) were fully transcribed .The other two (1891 & 1901) were transcribed as name indexes.
Information Booklet issued to Residents of Coventry 1968-9
This data was transcribed by Coventry Family History Society members from a quantity of pawnbroker’s tickets discovered in an attic in Far Gosford Street, Coventry.
Transcriptions of the Coventry Schools Admission Board record books. 15 schools, 30,000 pupils from late 1880s onwards
Coventry Union Year Book 1920-21 Rules, Regulations, Names and Roles of people associated with the Coventry Union for the period 1920-21
This contains the records of births (1854-1930) and deaths (1845-1943) in the workhouse.
Graffiti in the Old Grammar School Photographs and transcripts of the schoolboys' graffiti in the OGS.
A book about Hawkesbury School including the transcription of the entries into the Log Book 1885 to 1908
The parish registers of Holy Trinity Church, from 1561 to 1837, have been transcribed by Alma Merritt and have been published by Midland Ancestors (BMSGH). These burials are the few recorded post 1837.
Memorial Inscriptions which relate to the burials recorded at Holy Trinity during this period.
Trades Directory of Kenilworth 1874
Scanned copy of Kelly's 1896 Directory. For convenience, it is divided into 5 searchable sections.
Transcription of Lascelles 1850 Directory of Coventry.
64 wills from the Warwickshire village of Lighthorne.
This contains the burials recorded in the Coventry London Road Cemetery Burial registers from the opening in 1847 to 1972, together with Memorial Inscriptions and cemetery maps.
This database contains the records of burials in London Road Cemetery between 1972 and 1994.
Booklet to view or download which contains some information on MI's and cemetery maps.
A scanned, searchable copy of this directory for members' use.
A scanned, searchable copy of this directory for members' use.
Marriages in St Paul's, Foleshill, Warwickshire, compiled by members of Warwickshire FHS
Information about Mary Eaves and the role of a midwife in Victorian Coventry.
Burials at Salem Baptist Church, Foleshill, Warwickshire, compiled by members of Warwickshire FHS
Register of Members at Salem Baptist Church, Foleshill, compiled by members of Warwickshire FHS
List of Marriages in Shilton, Warwickshire compiled by members of Warwickshire FHS
This book is based on research carried out by John Ashby for his book “Spon Street and Spon End. A history of the people and buildings. ” The booklet contains the 1891 census transcript for the area, building utilisation tables, maps and background notes.
This book is based on research carried out by John Ashby for his book "Spon Street and Spon End. A history of the people and buildings. " The booklet contains the 1891 census transcript for the area, building utilisation tables, maps and background notes.
The database consists of baptismal records, marriages and Burials between 1564 and 1837.
This is a transcription of the information in the burial registers from the opening of the cemetery in 1892 (the first burial we have recorded on the database is 17th May 1893) to 30th December 1994, and all the graves in the graveyard.
St Pauls Monumental Inscriptions The older MIs collected by Gordon Cowley, but unverified by us.
This database holds a transcription of the records in the burial registers. The burials mainly consist of people living within the Walsgrave, Wyken, Stoke & Bell Green areas
Warwickshire Parish Apprentice enrolments between 1662 and 1834
The returns for Warwickshire Villages 1842 - 1845
Records of 33 Warwickshire Schools from early 1800s with kind permission of Warwickshire FHS
Windmill Road cemetery opened in 1909. The burials in the cemetery mainly consist of people living within the Longford, Foleshill, Holbrooks, Bell Green, Wood End and Aldermans Green area. The latest burial recorded is 30th December 1994.