Mar Bap in Genealogy Books

Here are the top genealogy books for Mar Bap

Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of London

A genealogical history of the Jennings families in England and America

The history and antiquities of the county palatine of Durham : compiled from original records preserved in public repositories and private collections

The register of the church of All Saints, Weston, near Otley, 1639-1812

Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society

Parish registers--a handlist : pt. 1. registers of Church of England parishes within the city of London

Shropshire parish registers diocese of Hereford; Vol. 09

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The parish register of Burnsall-in-Craven. Missing portions recovered from the transcripts at York; together with the more antient inscriptions on monuments in the Church and Churchyard. Entries of the marriages of Burnsall folk in other registers, and such as refer to them in Paver's Licences. Some notes of the rectors and other clergy who have ministered in the parish

Comprehensive family history of Marcus Joy Christensen and Hazel Johnson and some of their ancestors : including these couples: Christen N. Christensen and Anna Cathrine Jorgensen, James Johnson and Harriet Emaline Lamb, Axel Christensen and A

United Kinsmen : dedicated to doing research and temple work for our ancestors

Shropshire Parish registers

McKinlay family record

A genealogical history of the Jennings families in England and America

The registers of Blewbury, Co. Berks, 1588-1813

Who's who in the clergy, 1935-36

The family of Luxmoore;

Abstract of the answers and returns made pursuant to an act, passed in the eleventh year of the reign of His Majesty King George IV : entitled, "An act for taking an account of the population of Great Britain, and of the increase or diminution ; Vol. 01

Registers of the Parish Church of Aston juxta Birmingham : 1544-1640; Vol. 01

Rochester Theological Seminary general catalogue 1850 to 1920 : together with the historical discourse delivered as a part of the semi-centennial exercises, May the Ninth 1900, by President Augustus H. Strong