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The Arun Series of West Sussex Parish Register Transcripts.
Please note: This volume has been published in Mini CD format. The column order of the list has been changed to show the format the transcript/s are supplied in.
The lists will be altered to show new cd formats as stocks of fiche run out.
North East of Norfolk Parish Register Transcripts.
The complete Series of North East of Norfolk Parish Register Transcripts ISSN 1468-9502 Volumes 01 to 54 is now available as a single cd. Please see the volume lists for parishes and dates covered.
(note: Single volume fiche will only be available until stocks run out. Volumes no longer available will be indicated on the volume lists.)
The Hackman Series of Hampshire Bishops Transcripts.
The complete Hackman Series of Hampshire Bishops Transcripts ISSN 1472-1074 Volumes 81 to 82 is now available as a double cd. Please see the volume lists for parishes and dates covered.
(note: Single volume fiche will only be available until stocks run out. Volumes no longer available will be indicated on the volume lists.)
The Medway Series of publications.
The Medway Series of Monumental Inscriptions has now been produced in collaboration with the Institute of Heraldic & Genealogical Studies.
The Miscellaneous Series I.H.G.S. of Parish Registers.
This series of publications have been transcribed from documents consisting primarily of previously unpublished ‘Phillimore Marriages’.
These original documents were purchased and are owned by the Institute of Heraldic & Genealogical Studies, who have kindly offered them to the P.R.T. Society for publication.
The Miscellaneous Series of publications.
This series contains the individual transcripts that don't fall within the scope of our main county groups as well as transcriptions of information other than parish registers etc. All transcripts in this series will be listed by town or county with a definition as to their source and are published in microfiche format.
New Publications
Church Image Gallery
We are pleased to annouce the revival of our Gallery of Church images. At present there are not many but we will be adding them over time and hope to build quite a collection.
The Gallery can be accessed via the menu at the top of the page, i.e. Useful Information >> Church Photo Gallery >> Country >> County or directly from the Sitemap page near the bottom.
The 'Scanned Book' Series of Poll Books & Directories
The Arun Series of West Sussex Parish Register Transcripts
Volume SXW067 Woodmancote
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Volume SXW071 East Marden
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Volume SXW073 Up Marden
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Volume SXW070 Felpham
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Volume SXW072 North Marden
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Important Notice - Fiche Discontinued !
Notice :
Please note PRTS transcripts are no longer available in Fiche format. The Published Transcripts pages will be updated as soon as
is possible.
If you really do need a fiche copy you can contact the PRTSoc as there are a few remaining copies of some transcripts in the
bottom of the drawer. Who knows, you may be lucky!
Important Notice - Mini CD Use !
Notice :
With the decline in the use of Microfiche as a viewing medium, the P.R.T. Society has resolved to publish all new material in the
form of Pdf files on CD’s.
Existing publications on Microfiche will remain available until existing stocks are exhausted.
All existing publications will eventually be converted to and sold in Pdf format.
To enable us to keep prices and costs to a minimum, the society has resolved to use the smallest and most economical medium to
publicise it’s transcripts, this is in the form of the Mini CD, (3½”/80mm), which has less storage capacity, 180MB, compared to
700MB+ for normal CD's.
The use of this type of CD is in all respects identical to a normal size CD except that it is physically smaller, it fits
into the standard size CD/DVD drives in the smaller central recess of the drive tray or on the CD drive central spindle on Laptops
with retractable CD drive trays. Please be aware that on Laptops with a SLOT TYPE CD Drive, the Mini CD will not fit and are not
suitable.
These are supplied in plastic envelopes, not plastic cases and require less postage and packing.
