Julian calendar Calculator.

Richard Crook's Julian Calendar Calculator

Family historians, particularly those who transcribe parish registers, may find it useful to relate a date to a day of the week. With the aid of the calculator this can be achieved throughout the period Sunday 1 Jan 1066 to Saturday 2 Sep 1752. The intervening eleven days prior the introduction of the Gregorian Calendar on Thursday 14 Sep 1752 were completely omitted and the old fiscal year that had ended on the 24 March would now close on the 5 April, as it does today. Many people at the time were demanding the reinstatement of the missing days! It is also possible to establish, for example, that the Battle of Hastings took place on a Saturday.

The link below is provided with the kind permission of Richard Crook and Sedgleymanor.com. There you will find 'Richard Crook's Julian Calendar Calculator for the years 1066 to 1752' as well as a link to a 'Universal Gregorian Calendar Calculator'.

Richard Crook's Julian Calendar Calculator for the years 1066 to 1752 (Sedgleymanor.com)

Whilst there don't miss the opportunity to explore the Sedgleymanor.com site.