My Ancestor Was A Gentleman - A Guide To Sources For Family Historians By Stuart A Raymond

Focusing on the English and Welsh gentry, this book will explain the various techniques and sources available for tracing your gentleman ancestors, as well as placing them in their historical context. Records covered include title deeds, Heraldic records and taxation records.

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 A5, 160 pages, ISBN: 978-1-907199-16-5