Bromham Library

Local and Family History A - Z > By Library

For more information on any of these resources, please see Local and Family History A-Z

• Ancestry Library Edition
  Free access in the library to 'Ancestry Library Edition', a web site that has a huge range of resources for family historians. For details, see the top of Local and Family History A-Z
   
• Books
  A selection of books relating to family history, Bromham and immediate vicinity, and Bedfordshire, including:
  Outline chronology, historical sources from Bromham Mill, by Stuart Antrobus
  Bromham: a rural parish, by C. E. Pell
  Bromham in Bedfordshire, by R Rideout
  Bromham Mill, by Bedfordshire County Council
  Golden Jubilee scrapbook, by Bromham Women's Institute
  
  For further details please see the library catalogue
   
• Burial and cemetery records
  National Burial Index on CD-ROM
   
• Census indexes
  The 1881 British Census National Index on CD-ROM enables you to search the whole country for a name
   
• Census records
  Free access to census records 1841- 1901 on 'Ancestry Library Edition' web site
  1881 British Census transcribed records on CD-ROM, accompanying the 1881 National Index on CD-ROM
   
• Council papers
  Bromham Parish Council agendas and minutes
   
• County guides and directories
  Kelly's Post Office Trades Directory of Bedfordshire 1847, on CD-ROM
   
• Magazines and journals
  Bedfordshire County Life
   
• Parish registers
  Bromham 1570-1812, Clapham 1603-1812, Oakley 1560-1812
  Surname index to Bedfordshire parish registers on CD-ROM
   
• Statistics
  Summary census data for Bedfordshire towns and villages from 1841 to date
   
• Victoria County History of Bedfordshire
  Volume I
   
• Vital records index
  'Vital records index British Isles' is a CD-ROM that covers selected records of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland between 1538 and 1888. Not all counties are represented and some are more completely represented than others

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Page last updated: 3rd April 2007

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