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British Army: Description and Succession Books (NCOs and Ranks)
These are records of Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) and other ranks. They include physical descriptions, attestation dates, genealogical information, and length service records. They are hand written, and the pages may be in a poor state
British Army: Description and Succession Books (Officers)
These records contain British Army officers returns, and follow on from the Regimental series
British Army: Description and Succession Books (Regimental)
These books give details of British Army soldiers and officers, They include details of enlistment, and appointments (promotions) and discharged or deceased The National Archives (UK) will use basic information to enhance their catalogue. The forms vary in content. The image quality may be...
Copyright Entry Forms: Paintings and Drawings
This collection comprises records of paintings and drawings submitted to the Stationers’ Company for copyright protection between 1862 and 1912. The records are entry forms containing information about the creative works being submitted for copyright protection, with attached samples of those...
PCC Probate Index 1701-1749
This is an index to PCC Wills and Administrations held by The National Archives. It is only available in the Reading Room at Kew. The Wills are widely available online, but the Administrations are only browsable using microfilm or FamilySearach.org We will extract the PROB 6 when transcribed...
Registers of Certificates of Service, Masters and Mates, Foreign Trade
Registers of Certificates of Service of masters and mates aboard foreign-going British merchant ships kept by the General Registry and Record Office of Seamen (RGSS) and its successor. These volumes register certificates which were awarded to already serving officers. They compliment other...
Registers of Certificates of Service, Masters and Mates, Foreign Trade pt 2
This is part 2, covering BT 124/7 - 23 (Up to bt-124-23-2) Registers of Certificates of Service of masters and mates aboard foreign-going British merchant ships kept by the General Registry and Record Office of Seamen (RGSS) and its successor. These volumes register certificates which...