

Criminal Ancestors by David T Hawkings
A family historian's sourcebook which offers tips on how to research criminal ancestors. Case studies include a member of a well established county family who was transported to Tasmania after assaulting Queen Victoria, the story of an 18th-century 'Robbing of the Bristol Mails' discovered in the Post Office archives, and convicts sent to America.-
Illustrated Journeys of Celia Fiennes, 1685-1712
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Medicine and Society in Later Medieval England
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A Commoner's Cottage
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Ladies of the Manor
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The Smuggling War
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Seen and Not Heard
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Wakes Week
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Pleasures and Pastimes in Later Medieval England
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The Costume of Yorkshire
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The Impact of the French Revolution on European Consciousness
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High Society
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Travellers' Money
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Over the Farmyard Gate
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Talking Shop
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A History of British Trade Unionism, c.1770-1990
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Me 'n' Pete Recalling a Fifties' Childhood
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Prison Hulk to Redemption
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And a Year Went by
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Speeches That Changed the World
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Victorians on the Thames
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A Victorian Household
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| Title | Criminal Ancestors |
| Author | David T Hawkings |
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