If you liked Genealogical research in Edwardian London by Cliff Webb, start with Yorkshire Probate Records (2017), Wills at Salisbury, 1464-1858 (2009), and Haberdashers Company Membership Records, 1500-1800 (2020). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Yorkshire Probate Records
2017 · 787 pages · Cliff Webb, British Record Society · Same author
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Wills at Salisbury, 1464-1858
2009 · 1,704 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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Haberdashers Company Membership Records, 1500-1800
2020 · 674 pages · Cliff Webb, British Record Society Staff · Same author
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Wills in the Archdeaconry Court of Barnstaple
2013 · 337 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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Calendar of wills proved and letters of administration granted in the Diocese of Gloucester 1801-1858
1994 · 2 pages · Cliff Webb, D. J. H. Smith, G. J. Pitt, British Record Society · Same author
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Index to the original wills (collated with the act books and will registers), 1752-1858
1981 · 156 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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Merchant Taylors' Company of London
2019 · 1,700 pages · Michael Scott, Patrick Wallis, Stephen Freeth, Cliff Webb, British Record Society Staff · Same author
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Free and voluntary present to Charles II, l661-2
1982 · 78 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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Union index of Surrey probate records which survive from before the year 1650
1990 · 1 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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London's bawdy courts
1999 · 115 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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Commissary Court of the Bishop of Winchester in the archdeaconry of Surrey, index to the original wills (collated with the act books and will registers) and original administration bonds, etc. also, Peculiar Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the deanery of Croydon index tothe wills, 1752-1858
1983 · 128 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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Archdeaconry Court of Surrey, index to the original wills
1981 · 156 pages · Cliff Webb · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Yorkshire Probate Records (2017), Wills at Salisbury, 1464-1858 (2009), Haberdashers Company Membership Records, 1500-1800 (2020), Wills in the Archdeaconry Court of Barnstaple (2013), and Calendar of wills proved and letters of administration granted in the Diocese of Gloucester 1801-1858 (1994).
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Genealogical research in Edwardian London is by Cliff Webb.