Free Name Indexes to Publications
Click here for free name indexes to many of our digital publications. PDF format. Can be downloaded and printed.
Range
Parish Register Transcripts - We have almost completed transcribing baptisms and burials from parish registers and bishops transcripts for Wiltshire before civil registration (1837). These are available as printed transcripts, as downloads or CD compilations. We have also teamed up with Nimrod Research, who own the Wiltshire marriage transcript data, to publish the CMB (Christening, Marriage & Burial) series of CD-ROMs and downloads.
Wiltshire Parish map. Showing parishes in 1936. Follow this link to view the map.
Non-conformist records - a variety of non-conformist sources.
Wiltshire Constabulary - Records of officers appointed 1839-1927.
Poor Law - including bastardy, settlements, removals and summary convictions.
Vagrancy and travelling folk - hiring fairs and those passing through the county.
Tithe awards - a complete transcript of 19th Century records.
Manor court records a growing list of transcribed records from manorial courts.
A4 County series - Coroners, military, censuses, pew lists and rents and much more.
A5 Parish series - over 40 titles giving a closer look into rural life.
Publications Leaflet
All of our publications, less microfiche, are listed in our Publications Leaflet, which is regularly updated.
Publishing Formats
Printed books. All current publications are offered as printed books.
CD-ROM. Almost all current publications are available on CD-ROM, as compilations, our Christening Marriage and Burial (CMB) series and single data sources.
e-download. All printed books and CD-ROM titles are also available as e-downloads.
Microfiche. We no longer publish on microfiche. Those available are listed on our Genfair stall.
Availability
Ordering by post Information on ordering by post is included in our Sales Leaflet (link above).
Online. All publications are available through GenFair, including microfiche. Click here to go straight to our stall within the GenFair site.
Open days and fairs. We take many of our publications to various family history events we attend. Go to our Events Calendar page to see the shows we plan to attend.