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Click on map to see a larger scale map of Nottinghamshire (161,461 bytes)
However, for completeness sake, if the place meets the first criterion but fails on one or more of the others, then it will at least appear here as a heading, so the reader will have some idea which places may "get the treatment" at some time in the future.
Heather Faulkes has published an interesting history of Mansfield.
She also gives details of the parish records available, including nonconformist records.
In addition she has published a description of Mansfield from Pigot's Commercial Directory of Nottinghamshire 1828-9.
Clive Henly has transcribed a description of Mansfield Woodhouse from White's Directory of Nottinghamshire 1853, which is now on the Genuki web site.
I have now created a set of 31 pages about Newark (with an old street map and an increasing number of photos - 110 at the last count).
. My wife's great great great grandfather and many of his ancestors came from Radcliffe. This photo of St. Mary's (parish) Church (71,826 bytes) was taken 21st February 2001.
My wife's parents married in St. Stephen's Church, Sneinton (photo 75,251 bytes, taken 16th April 1993), and the bride gave her sister's home there as her residence at the time.
C.R.J Currie and C.P.Lewis A Guide to English County Histories (Sutton Publishing Ltd., 1994), ISBN 0-7509-1505-6.
A. Room: Dictionary of British Place Names (1988), ISBN 1 85605 1775.
A.D. Mills: A Dictionary of English Place-Names (Oxford University Press, 1991, revised 1995), ISBN 0-19-869156-4.
A. Mee: The King's England - Nottinghamshire (Hodder and Stoughton, 1938).
Genealogy and Nottinghamshire, England
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